Indiana American, Volume 2, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 October 1834 — Page 3
A MERICAW.
nROOkVlliIi K, I iV II I A IN A.
FRIOAV, OCT. 17, IS34.
OHIO ELECTION.
We have delayed the paper until the arrival of
y.roui tats evening in oruer w receive octnethiEff
frjm the umo election.
Bat we have 'receive? ko papers from the city,
id can only give wan we nave learned irom pass-
. , ; r, l ict prpnin tr St rriv Tin. oiitirn Ant!.
Clfc'1"14 O . . . . tuiir
?..!. .in nc-KPi nu Euccecuco in iiainumii t imnrr.
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By a letter to a gentleman in mis pi ace we leirn
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that oeiamy oiorer s majority over ijyuie is iuo.
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Henry Jiorse is ciecteu senator, u. 1'rice,
Henry Jones, J. u. snort, ana tu. tlotcbkiss ucp
reccntatives.
We bare rumors from other districts but nothing
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3 o retiv-u uui
By this evening's mail, we hare received the
aelancholy intelligence or the death of the Hon.
The.?. viRiVKB, o doutb Carolina. A Umcinnatt
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paper Ol litis uaj, says.
Cut so it is. Mr. unm'ce iclt this city in
the stage on l-riday lor lolummis. where he
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Clpecicu ii uiv;vk ma uiuuici, aitu"u vxi iiu.i;
of, OIiio. Ua JSaturdav afternoon, about
twenty mies inis sine oi isommous, mat
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scourge oi nations, uie noiera, seized mm.
He was left in a public house amm strari-
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gers. Ail we nave iicaru in au.i'uori it uiai
CO ounaay muniin;, mc tpiniui mis iroou ami
mat man departed to the uojom ol his .iki and Savior. The "Great Valley" shtred
krgrsj tn bis sympathies and pravcrs. lie
loved it, and labored font while mine hi?
body will sleep beneath its sou, and the est
knows no prouder crave.
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The heart of the writer has bleu under the
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icccwuj nuivu iitta luinpeucu mm to recoru
tneaoove. Ills coHsuianori is mat vtxi inn-
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nite in wisdom ani reiievoicnce reigns, i o
him who docth all things well we would
iuumit, under this dispensation ,anu while we
tender our srmpauues to tne distant ocravcu
family of the deceased, we bespeak tor them
the prayer of all who have an interest at the
throne of eracc.
Tht Circuit Court has bjea iu session in th.s
slice sine Monday last, and very little business of
inttreit baa been brought oeiore it. i lie wnn
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w.ii rerr nniaio r aaionrn io-morrow cveniuT.
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Tbe onlr cases which have excited much interest
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tre tac casc5 oi auarew iitqus on an iuukhuvih
braoosau t and batterr. &na iasander if&rret
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raiiu Hiram Alien, lor a oreacn oi jiarriage
Contract. Ia ths former case Lyons was tound
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tuiuy aaa noea o aouars,ana iuaiv iairiwnruvu.
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laitieuountr tan. i ne latter case was in i
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jury an yesterday evening, ice latr pmniiu, us
in inur bar brasen heart, obtained a veraic.
tfjinstBIr. Allen for ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. This, we are informed, is the Sret case of
tie kind which was ever instituted in the Franklin Circuit Court, and the stamp of discountenance
wbicb a inrv of the countv have put upon this
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wctu-, iy I J ui 7 HI 1 , il. ire i' v uAkx v i ' .
Mvare haw thov lmrur with the felinrs of the
ncirt. Ladt hiiware'!!
ftr- Although rather premature, we been
reauestcd ta annnnnM at this time. 31 r. JAMES
Ciimexts. b -jini'iiIitA fur Sheriff at Franklin.
tttbS next Shci-itf elivtiftrt.
Me to support his aged father, makes known to the proper person the fact of his father's poverty Bn J distress. Accordingly, the old rran is draped out before the gate of the curious crowd. -ml
for ne, o the lowett bidder," and the byrtafldora.
now mgr lhat B des.rcd to have his poor old father with him, from a filse (thV lauda jle) sympathy refrain from bidding, till at list he is cried off to his son, and becomes his SLAVE. The main object we have in view in writing the present article, is to point the public to another, and we conceive a better plan of supporting the poor, than the present onc.
It will be reinemborsd by many of our readers that the Legislature of Indiana, at its lastsuessi-ui tnide an enactment on the subject; and to the following effect, that the commissioners of tha Counties of
Franklin, Layette and Union, or any two of said CouUies, be required to meet at Fairfield, in Franklin Co. on the first Slonday in June (1824,) or some other day appointed by said Commissioners, and when convened, that they shall take into consideration the expediency of establishing an asylum, for the accommodation of the poor in the said counties, and that should they, the said boards of county (Commissioners when convened, agree as to the utility of the scheme, they shall at some convenient time thereafter by themselves or an agent proceed ta purchase a tract of laud in the name of the counties, and to erect buildings thereon tuited to the accommodation of the poor. And that, if necessary the commissioners may assess a tax for the above purpose. And directing the removal of all paupers in the said counties to the asylum, sd soon as the buildings are completed, and take measures for the employment and support of such paupers.
G tving the boards authority to support a director for each county to attend to the management of the establishment. The average amour t paid by Franklin county
alone for the support of paupers is at least tereu or e:ghi hundred dollars peranutiin. Suppose therefore, that the other two counties have the same amount to expend, it willni ike it amount to at least
two thousand one hundred dollars per annum; let
therefore the three counties join and we Lave no
doubt that for two thousand dollars a good farm could be purchased, and some good buildings made thereon, for the protection of paupers, and we believe that, after the institution once gets into operation, one thousand dollars wi!l be equivalent to the expenses, beyond vi hat could be made on the farm; for we do know that mmy "f the persons who are sold as paupers arc able to do something, and
on a good farm well stocked with the assistance of one or two superintendents, enough could be made to feed and nearly enough to clothe the inhabitant?,
the bilance of the money would go to pay the directors. It is probable that we may resams this subject on a future occasion; and if to; we will try to liy before our readers a sccieney of proof to cause them to look to their interests, and the county commissioners to attend to the duties assigned them.
From tbe Baltimore American. V rrj late from Buruos Jvres. The brifr Rrn-
, zen, Captain Rnine?, nrrived nt this port on , Saturday morning in a verv short Dnssnrp fmm
the River IMate, brings Rilcnos Ajrrs advices
ns late as the (enlh oflast month, the day of
her Failing. Montevideo papers of the 5th state that n party of the Oriental troops had been surprised by Commandant Sari tana; but it was supposed that the misunderstanding occasioned by the late incursion made from the Brazilian frontier, would be nmicablyjnrrnnged. Cum. The advices ovc'iland, from Valparaiso, arc to the 15lh June. The Conres had assembled at Snntineo on the Gth of the same month, to whom the Message of the Pres
ident oi the Republic of Chili was read. It oilers congratulations that another year of domestic peace had passed, which had not been or a moment interrupted, notwithstanding the machinations of a few discontented indi-
. i i ' niat tne best understanding prevails with the Sister Republics; and although no
.Ktuurus naa necn received of the exchange of ratifications of the treaty between the Chilian Republic and that of" the United States of North America, yet there was every reason to believe it had taken place. The Message states that the working of the mines proceeds most prosperously; that the laboratories which exist are insufficient to contain the rich nnd abundant metallic produce i I lA .r.ar nH .. I
. mi. i-'iui mm: VUiJlimDO.
Peru,
The civil war still confirm r
ni, but no particulars of moment are furnished. General Nieto had retired (o Arica in
tMucr io piarctimt town in a state of defence Some property in the port of Arica; but the opinion was that it would be n-eperted, as it had been in the other parts of Peru, and that there was no real cause for alarm.
lf I "Tir-ri n.t . . i
- - y" instant by Kcdin Osbor,E.;q. r.lr. Wau. W. CWw, of I avette rounty to Miss Catharixe Uclp.let, ol iranUm county. , , , j
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SALE OF EM if, ESTATE.
TjOJICE is hereby (riven, that on the first day or 1 November, . 18: 4, by virtue of the list will and
reui-unioi .loi.n UicKerson, deceased, I willofler forsilj at public outcry on tha premise, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, l M. of sud d iy, and sell to the highest bidder, the following dosended rail estite; situited in Fairfield township. Franklin
iiickerson died seized, to-witr "tha past i.irr n.-
north west quirter of section ?4 in township, 10, of range y West of the morcdi.in line drawn from the
inouin tn tno ure.it .Mitinn river. nUn s:vir.iiv,
one hlf acres of land.lvinj? :n sertinn :-A tnu.n.i;..
10, range 2 west of the meradian lina, and bounded ns fo!lo-.VK, to-wit, beginin? at the crejk, on the section lin3,adjoining Mr. iJ.ir.acknr.rMMnce cast with said line to the corner ot" the section, lifty-eht poles, 10 links, thence south with the section line 42 poles to a stake, thenca 8. 4s (le.V. l?r2 .!.
to the half mile line a small distance north of the corner, thence north with the half mile 56 poles t the creek, thence up the meanders of the creek to the place of beginmg: also, 2d acres and one fourth -.!. i"
al' una, lying in the north e:irt quarter of section .14, tnwnshi: 10. ran-ra 2 wrst .rti. ro.
redian.and in the north west corner of said quarter nit ll.n in... i .:.!. . i i .. r
iuc muu oi tne creeK, said quarter lies on, bounded as follows, to-wit: begining at the north west corner of said quarter, thence along the north and south line till it strikes the creek, thence u,, the creek until it strikes the east and west line, tV
uu cam line sir.Kea said creek," except so much of
saiu land as has heen s-t off to Ruth Coalscott, late KuthDickerson and widow of said decedent.described as follows, to-wit: begiuing at the northeast corner of ths north east q iarter of section ?4, '"j'I. ?' fange 2' runniri? west 159 poles and 14 links, thence south parallel with the division line of said section 65 poles, thence east 10 poles, thence S. 30 deg. K. 24 poles to the creek, thence N. 40 deg. E 5 poles, thence east to the division line between the land of Richard Fre?mn and the land belonging to the heirs of John Dicker-
son, ti.ence w. 4i dcg. E. HVi poles to the section line, thence north with tha section line42p!.les to place of begining, containing 8 acres, 2 roods and
-si poies, do tne sim; ramo'hss. Terms, one third of the purchase money will oe required in hand the balance in quo year seqared by appovei security. '
LIJJ1ND OAS YE, Admi'r. of siid Es't. By Johstoa hisatt'y. October, Pth 41 w
jTlcdical Police. T!IE Society of the fifth .Medical district of th state of Indiana, will hold its Senli-annual Meeting at the Connersville Hotel, (Atbertons,) in Connersville, on Wednesday the 5th November 18-4- 40 r?w R. T. BROWN, Sec'y.
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last, after a week's indispositm, Mrs. Cvruarwe Asx Pratt, wife of Mr. A. B. Pratt, aged 22 or 23 years.
S3 K IS WARD,
STLITEI) OR STOLEJV,
Sunday; m.jrnin".n?lHOSE indebted to the subserih-r. n,1
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! accoui.wor notes are lue, are lierpbv notiied, i for th? I ist tiiaa i.i a friendly manner, to mika pay-
iujiii of i-i3 urit oi liecemujr n?st,or lie will be under the na.-.essity of making cost on them. "A ward ta the wise," &.c. SAMUEL GOODWIN. October ICth. Ifr4. 4) V
PAUPERISM. There is a subject upon which wo have often pon
dered, and one which wc think demands much more attention from the community than it receives. We allude to the situation of the rooa in our State, wkofrom disease, accidents, and otherwise, are uable to obtain, of themselves, a subsistence. The present system of managing this part of our polituil government, is one (although it may have been Joined by honest men, and under the purest of stives.) in which we find much to deprecate, as tiding to increase, rather thaa to diminish the ex-
?sm?s of government, as well as the number of
apen. ow, ai all n5eo fckould offer some reason for any -SrUin position which t'.ey may take, in order to
fiia adherents, we feel it our duty, as well as our
rinlege, to make a few remarks: 1st, Tbe pres
et system, is more expensive than necessary. Sc-
'oolly, It is not good because it encourages idle-
Thirdly, It increases the number of paupers.
f it be asked upon, what ground we found these
rtioris, ia reply we would offer the following
"wons. In the first dace that the present system
f managing the government of the poor is more ex-
?"ive tkan it should be, ia to us a self-evident po-i-im, from the fact that generally persons are sold
to ba supported, for which a high price is paid, wlca in fact, tha poor souls are compelled to labor, do actually labor sufficient to pay for their snp?rt. That it encourages idleness, is obvious from
;U provisions and operations; by inducing persons,
clm?d to be indolent to refrain from working
hile in health, to sain means of support for them-
ves in sickness or in adversity, from the fact that
t!ey know that they will be supported at the pub
'c chirge, in such an event. And that it incrcas
; the nuanber of Paupers is obvious, from the same
uon, and the fact that it induces the relatives fttoss who are unable to gain a livelihood, to Ptcu.'a.'e upon the public funds. For inst.nce, A 1 ad iufirm, is so much that he is not capable f making a living, whilt B his ton, although well
GEORGE IT. We extract the following notice of Geo. II. Drs.t Esq. from the last Rushville Herald. It is taken from a well written artie'e upon the subject of the next Congressional election, signed by ".Vany Vocr. 4iIf thelampof patriotism, integrity,and talent, were to be our guide, in our choice of a man, Judge George II. Dunn, of I jiwrcnccburgh, would be the man wc would elect to sit in the twenty-fourth Congress. lie has sat for a number of years in our State Assembly, and stands nt the head. lie occupies a large share of esteem in the eye of the people of Dearborn county. lie is a man of enlarged experience, enlightened widom, uncorruptible patriotism, and approved probity. As a man, he is irreproachable; ns a politician, temperate, consistent, liberal and sagacious;
:d as a legislator, he is active in the discharge
of his arduous dulus, confidential, laborious.
and penetrating. His principles are of the republican order, as testified by his unbending and uniform support of internal improvements, and every branch of domestic indus
try. W ilh such a man to represent us in Ihc Halls of Congress, wc might exclaim, "well
done Indiana."
M.vsy Voters. Decatur County, 1831.
Death of tue UnuiocEitos. The Rhinoceros attached to the Menagerie of Messrs.
& Co.,dicd at Clinton, in Vermillion
county, on Friday last. On Saturday, its body was brought to this place and its skin taken
for the purpose of preservation. The Rhino
ceros was three years old, about one third grown, and in a very thriving condition. He was valued at 10,000 dollars. Wabash Courier.
Letters from Savanah state that in consequence of the sickness among the negroes on the rice plantations, several of the planters, in order to save the lives of the slaves, had re
moved them to healthy places in the pines, after setting fire to the growing rice, which it is
said, is injurious to the soil if left to perish up
on it. The abandonment of the culti vation of
this article, added to the destruction of a great
quantity by the storm of the 4th inst. it is
thought will occasion a scarcity in thmmpor tant product.
Maike, The following is the result of the recent election in this stated Dunlnp, the Jackson candidate, is elected Governor by a
majority of about two thousand votes. Five
Jackson candidates for Congress elected ten whigs and one district no election. The
complexion of the State. Legislature has not I vet been ascertained, although it is believed
! that the Jackson parly will have a small ma- ! jority, in jdint ballot. BirJcntlL
wL...a . i a &
''"-"7r- i;rown mara two vcars old last
'" jrioout u.tesn bands h:h. tolerably w
IVolice or Administration. rnilE undersigned, having taken out letters of" .H- administration on the ei-tate of Andrew Shirk, decccsed, late of Springfield to wnship, Franklin couuty, Indnna, hereby notifies all those indebted to sjkI estate to make immediate payment, and alt persons hivinTf claims against the same are requested to present them wjhin one year, according ta law. i ha estate is sol vent.-
SAMUEL STffKlC, JOAli STOUT. September 27th, 18o4.
Admr'a.
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Takcn lip, jrY William Colyer, of Ray twr.sl.ip. Franklin MJ county, Indiana, one black Marc, with a si.u on hor right nostril, supposed. to he three years olll in the spring, some white on the inside of hr riht h.r.d toot, with an old shattering lleil on, one oU
'"" v-ur no oramis, supposed to be tifte bauds high. Appraised to thirtv-iiyo dollar fnl.n I I . . . I - I I T . . "
-win Aaoj.iii3 miu a nomas ccolis). JOHN v. wiiiTE.J.r September 2d, 1834. 40 Sw
en
by
Administrator'.? .Sale. SWILL be sold on the l?th day of October next, w w at the lite residence of AnJr.ni- Shir!, .-?.-
ceased, in Springfield, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Horse-s Cattle, Ifoffs,
"ay, ana viram, Farming utensils, IIoua hold and Kitchen furniture, &c. Arc. j'erms of sale made known on the dry of sal?. V bbcral credit will be given. Sale to commence it J.'i o clock on said dav. whorv ,,,.-, nt,-,-
vill be given by
SAMUEL SHIRK, , JO A II STOUT. i Ad-: f" September 31th, 18:-4. 40 3w
A tist oi tj?tivr. EMAINING in the Post OScc ot Rrookviilo, Franklin count. Indiana, on the V.Vth it.v
of September 1PM, which if not taken out within
three months will be sent to the General Pott Oilica ua doaJ Letters.
Adams William Alley W. M. M. Alexander Miss E. Aljxinricr Yiiliam llea Solomon li Reeks G. C. Rr.idburn Doet. John l!rown Miss Clarrissa Bennett Capt. Obed Warwick It. P. C. Esq. C
Conn John
Clingor Dr
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SROM the Subscriber living in SprinelJ town-' AtiSaini.tralr. NotiCC. shii. Fratitciin muni. i.i; ..!., ... . .! aa.TOTlOR ii ln,-nli rr;..r. ii,.i 1 ... rJ...:
H f. vr .. ..... i.uci a ui auiillTJ. tration upon the estit i of James Patterson deceased, late of Uhiominfirrove tnwmi.in. Knnk-
,m,a , ,m f"tlr ,n ,,erf T-siieid.but pirtiillv broke, ,in county Indiana, have been granted to the unand hid, when she left mi. a small sora uArW !,' designed agreeable to law, therefore all persons
jaw mat e by a Inlter. It is nmhil.1 it .1.. 1 indebted to said estate are fenuested to call and
Ktoien ?Snt t tn 1 1. &; C . .t..J 1 .. miba imm..!i.. . I t
...v. 1 a'n-u iier oil inc nrst o uortu- uuciri, anu irciwuiti 11 iviri . .
m!f S8 l;Cr f.'Ot Urn: Inn t .!,. I . I ... ' clllinS airaiPEt i-t,tJ ira t,n.lio nnliS.,,1 'J1
lierson giving me inform it:on by lett-r or othr-' Pnt them duly authenticated agreeably to liw.l,, ',", . .
... M vj-u jl ucr, sn.iii nave ll:e aoove re-, . . us ci no 10 (irouiuiij siuveniv
wsra. r??lf mt nupen 1 I nere will be a sale of tha nersninl nrniprf h...
October I6th, 16?4. 42 :w j,on6i:lS to ti,e est its of said decedent, at his late . . ; residence on rJuurday the first day of November, Ta SitCIl t.S. 1K 4 C,s"t',r'? "f Hordes, Cattle, Sbeop. Sr If ogs.
Fi:,.lii !,, 11 -j . HousehoW ai,d Kitchen 1 urniture. tarmiug UtenK! i r J w'J,a''(,fBh W!tl!s,&c. Terms of sale made know,, on the day, ship, f ransLii : county ,Ia., on the 17th day of and attendance given by miier, Ic-si, a Hay Jlare.suimospil tA hr ti.i-.rt! "tottv tt?-.xt ...
years old, 14 hinds high, mixed with a few white (Vmu, trtl. tsvt. """" U X,''
hairs. Ko other marks or hram'n naro;.-.i.in. n
praised to thirty dollars, bv Jnhn Smulloir'.nJ
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u' una ci in cay 01 "iej.tembcr, IFS4.
Kotice of Partition. "ATOTICE is heruhv (riven tn f Miirlp T ,r(Tr.-rm jt.
I cert:fy the above to be a true description of the' Lewis Lefforge, children of John LefTorge, deMare taken up as above, and a (ranscriot of th' ceased, and Mary lffbr?e. widow of said tWcrfi
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i"v v-v-",,, " uc-iure me, mis tv tn cay ol eo tember, lfeS-l. J
42;;w JAMES DAILEY, J. P.
and all others herein concerned that the undersimi
ed will make application to the Probate court f
r ranklin county, Indiana, on the first day of the next term thereof to be holdenat Urookvilie, of the county aforesaid, on the 2d Monday in November next for the appointment of Commissioners to m.l-p
tur county. Stats of Indi inn. ir,f T.c. va.1 partition of and set off to them according to their
ley on the 2 th c!ay of September, 18:'4 of a VP1-! resi'ective rights, their part of the following' de-
iowisii orrcl, dark mane and tale, with a wbitc Er'uc" "eai t.stale, to wit. AH the irterert wliere
Take Up,' Y Solomon Terpin of Adams township, Dcca-
J1I-.W 1 t
tiuion us nose two years old last spring, aporaisod ; 1 ,u JOU" J-cucrg0 I.ocenea, nan at the time at twenty one dollirs by Nathan Terpin and Har-.of ,,i8 3eath l,,e ct half of the South west quardin (Juiley, before me this "d day of October, l:"4.jter of ECCtion 5 township P,and range 2, west,and 42 :iw DAYID JFAYETT J P the eouth east quarter of section S2, town-
TaliCJB Up, N the 1st day of October, lr4, by W'illiam Flcwellen ot'Rlsomrnrirrova townhi.,..Frnlr.
bn couKty, on Duck Creek; a light Chcsnut sorrel horse, rising fin eon hands high, supposed to be six or Fevcn yaers old, two white feet, both on the near side, a star and a small streak of white in his face, light mane and tale, shod before, and thers appears to lea small bump ol each fore-leg just under the knee-joint that favors some of the splint, and appraised to forty-five dollars by Solomon Shipard and Thomas Webb, October Hth, 1Sc4. A true coppy from my est ray book. 42 ?w JOHN ALLEN, J. P.
!OR7"E the undersigned having been appointed appraisers, to appraise an estroy mare, taken up by John Johnson of Highland township, Franklin county, Indiana, and having been duly sworn by Rradbury Cottrell, a Justice of the Peace, of said county, to appraise the same without partiality, favor or affection, and also to report a true description of the said cstray mare.afte having examined the said est ray, do on our oaths say that she is a bay mare, black mane and tail, about fourteen and a half hands high, supposed to be Gve years old, both bind feet white, a star in the forehead, a small snip on the nose, a small saddle mark on the left side, no other marks or brands perceivable. We appraise tbe said estray mare at thirty five dol
lars, as witness our hands this the ninth day of
lictooer, A. It. . JOHN HARDEN, ) . ; JAMES ROSEBERY. J Appraf9ers STATE OF INDIANA, ) Franklin county.
I Bradbury Cottrell a Justice of the-'Peace of
said county, do hereby certify the above to be a true copy of the appraisers return, now on file in my office, and that the appraisers were by me sworn in due form-of law. Given under my hand and seaftbis the l"th day of October. A. D. 18.14. 42w BRADBURY COTTRELL, J. P.
GOODS .iGJLY TS17"E" have just received an additional supply of V Dry "Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Tins.var', Stoneware, Spun C .tton. Co irs -Shoes and r.:tts. Iron. Nails. Grindstones, &"C. which we offar for 6.1 i on the lowest terms. Also on ha;'d and for sile, 'Whiskey by the barrel. R. in 3. TYNER. Brooiville, Sept. 24, 1334. bty.
ship 0, and range 2 wef t
THOMAS
October 6th, 18P4.
SHANK and
Sary his wife". JACOB LEFFORGE.
REUBEN HAWKINS, A:
Alary bis wife. JESSE WINSHIPand Celia his wife. JOHN LEFFORGE. WILLIAM LEFFORGE By Ryman tbeir Att'y. 41 w
STATE OF INDIANA Franklin county. '
Bo it remembered that
on this day, to wit: the
1 6 dav of Kent. IKM.
Personally came before me James Samuels, a
.lustice of the I'cace, in and for said countv. Eliza
beth McCaw who was duly sworn as follows, to wit: that the estray Mare that was by her taken up, on the 2Gtb day June, lSlM.is a Grey Mare, fupposed to be twelve or thirteen years old," and was takeii up on the premises of the said Elizabeth McCaw. and no other marks or brands pecivahle, and a about fifteen hands high, sworn and eitbscirbed to before mo this 6 day of S sitembsr, 18-"4. (Signed) ELIZA DETH McCAW, her X mark. JAMES SAMUELS, J. P. STATE OF INDIANA, ) Franklin county. ss We James Rosebrough and Edward Redington having been duly appointed by James Samuels a Jiistica of the Peace of the tovvnship of SpringSel': and directed to appraise an estray Grey Mare taken up by Elizabeth McCaw of said Township on the 26th day of June, 1S?4, and to return our appraisment to s lid Justice, do'return the following, to wit:
that on the 6th day of September, 18;4, viewed an
imal and find if to be a light Grey Mare, supposed to be fourteen or fifteen years old, about fifteen hands high, no other brands or marks perceivable said mare is a jill-flirt, which said mare is worth twenty-five dollars this 6 day of September, 1ST.4. JAMES' ROSEBROUGH. EDWARD REDINGTON.
3TATE OF INDIANA. Franklin county.
I James anviels a Justice of the Peace of said
count , do certify the above to hj a true copy of the proceedings as above and of my e.-tray book, giver1 under my hand and seal. JAMES SAMUEL'S, J. P. October 2d, 1S.'54. 41 "w
Clearwater Thomas Collier Wmii
Davis Nathan
Daweese Rev. Lewis
Daro J. A. Dickson William
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Eads Jonathan
Eads David Ensly Samuel
Eggleston Judge Eagorn William
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Foster David N.
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Goodwin Samuel Gaunt Tyra
l.oudie James Gaynes Richard T. Gavin James
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Hildridge Ralph
Hayen David
It unic Tuniss
Hannah David 2
Hannah Amos
Haines George W Hogden Capt. R. S.
I lilies Darwin T. Hutchen Col. C. W Hodges H. llutchiarson Miss Mary Hackleman Morgan I. Hudleston Charles I S J lames Mrs. Susannah
Jefers Sarah Irgalls LewisS. 2 .'enkison Henry Esq. .1 times Johnston B. Johrston James Jones .tames John Miss Rachel Clerk of the Court 2
K Kellogg Miss Elizabeth Keeler Joseph Keeler Saudford Knapp Ebenczer L Lows James, Eeq, Lows Josiah, Eso. M Macartv Alexander McWhorter Tyler Moffite Miss Isabella Morrarty Gilbert 13. Miller Sa.muel Esq. Moody John Maple William Miller Jacob P Price William PatteTson James II. " Pollard Thos. &; Jam? Pollard Thomas Parviss Joshua 4- David R Risk William Richey Miss Rachel S Shank Peter Sands Gideon Snow Lemuel Esq. Short Hiram Scott Thomas Smith J. St. John Daniel Saunders Cyrua Shaw Jesse Steel Beniamin Scott Salfey " Smith Thomas Sheldon Nathaniel Sheriff of Franklin Co. 2 T Tyncr Mrs. Mary 2 - Tyner Rev. Wrn.Taylor Richard Tucker Ephrain Tallis Samuel Titus Jesse Thompson James
Tode Wm. E. W Wood worth D.
Wise Miss Jane C 4 WTise Miss Sarah A. S" Wise Frederick Woelpper Mies Margare , Wright Aiuglla" . White Abel . White Edward Webster James Wilson Charles Wilson William
For salj at rclai! ard by the B;rre!, by N. D. GALLION. September 2Sth 13-34. bty.
W. ITx DAVIS, P. It. Brookville, Sept. 30, 1334: 40 Sw
Sale oT the Hera I rotate of ABRAHAM SMALLEY, DECEASED. N pursuance of an order of the Prdbate Court of Franklin county, Indiana, the undersigned
will sell on' the premises to-wit: ' at the lata residence of Abraham Smalley, deceased , on th6thlay of November. 18?4, at 10 o'clock A. M. the bllowing described lands, to-wit: tbe South West Quarter" of section 31, in township 10, and rane me, and six acres on the west line of said quarter ection, in the south-east quarter of section Ji6,: in 'ownship 10, and range two; and also, the "south ast quarter of section 1, in township 9, and range i; in the county of Franklin, aforesaid, (except the A'idow's dower in the aforesaid lands, which has oeen set off to her.) Terms of sale. One fourth of the purchase money to be paid in band, and the balance in 12 months 'Voin the time of sale, to be secured bycote with ap .iroved security. SAMUEL SHIRK JOSEPH GOUDIE Com JONATHAN RARIDEN. V October 1st, 1S24. . , ' 40 3vr
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THOSE indebted" to me for Goods purchased" previous to the first of January last, are again ; iested to make immediate jayment. I shall .ri commence suitbn all claims of the above de--cription. R. TYNER. ' Brookville, Sept: 24, 1834.'' . bty. JOB-WORK. Neatly executed' at thia Of5c-