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tents ".liaiy, EC. 2S, 1R34.
TrnicrAt, Circtit op Otuo. On Wed-
,jej t,i i i ; t a President Judge of the ninth ncinr.ati, .'udicial Circuit of Chio, to supply the
((.,n(-y occasioned by the resignation of Hon. John I Ooo 'an:)'.'.'. The candidates were Darid K. v ;.,. jisd Ih-j veteran editor of the Cincinnati ?etto, Ch-jfht ITammoi&l, Esq. David K. Estc IciveJ 10 vutjs, and Charles Hammond 30 scat-
i
Jlecti of the Legislature. The Legisliture adJrucd on Tuesday evening last, to meet again on Ir.day next. The Canal Commissioners have not tmaile their report. It is expected next week "u were not a little amused in noticing tint 1. Asse Royai.i., Esq. editress of" Paul Vy"
icived lien
will be recollected, (he original resolution j was struck out in committee of the whole & a substitute was offered by Mr. Thompson (the substance of which has been given) upon which substitute no question was taken before the committee rose. When the subject was taken up yesterday, the committee of the .v hoi o was discharged from the further consideration of the resolution, which left it just as it was when it first went into committee. .Mr. Evans then moved to strike out the original resolution, and direct the committee on canals and internal improvements to bring in n, bill providing for a loan of 1.5')J,000 at a rate of interest not exceeding 5 per cent, per annum, to be appropriated to important works of internal improvement within the state. Mr. Nave moved to postpone indefinitely the further consideration of the resolution and proposed amendment, which motion was supported by Mr. Nave and opposed by Messrs. Evans, Vawlcr, and Shaw, and decided in the negativeyeas 1 1, nays G3. The nuostion recurring on Mr. Evans' motion
which, after some debate between Mr. Wall
ace and the mover, was modified so as to refer, the matter to a select commit te of thirteen instead of the committee on canals and internal improvements, a divisoa of the q lestion being called, the question was taken on stri
king out, and was determined in the affirma
tive yeas ot, navs 18. The oueslion on a-
; denting the amendment proposed by Mr. Evans was determined in the nflirmativ-f
eircd '!! rotes, at the late election for chaplain ve.irs ol, navs I':). T.1
: of itepresentatives.
i resolution was then
'adapted by the same vote !- which the am:i !-
! niiiit was adopted, and the folio win" "njile-
W i move. ,.. werc appointed the sth-ct rnrn, '.-t!. 5-
,ve related the most important items of tho;r ' j,:lrSi,.lf,ce thereof, viz: Messrs. Evan V;1,;lin. tar litest is Dec. ICth. lace. Vawler, IJcU, Cm me, Newman, Wdsoii .MVrf TREATY. k' Thomiwon Lo, -Lirfon, and
kcl-arn by the following which we extract A resolution was yesterday adopted in thf t'"-' In-haM Meinocrat, that Gen. Marshall,! House, by a vote of -II to 31, providing (the
:m ageni.ma.oy iu exertions ana perseverance Senate concurring) that when the Ic"isla-
ulreJ nearly the whola district of country own-; ture adjourns on the '2 lib instant it shall ad-
by the Pottawattamie Indians in the Stat:;. Ijourn to meet again on the 29th instant.
Oulhe 30th ultimo, Gen. Maiuiili. left
JeAgencj, near Logansport, on an excur-
on through the country- iSLwneu by the
loUnnrattamie Indians, QIf,. purpose of ex
IwJ. Jour.
I
MP33T.YNT FROM HoVTll CROMXA.
hear, with the mst heart.felt satisfaction,
Wnisliing their title to itie same. On thcM"s"!1 the Seat of Government of this State,
kintt. became to the Treaty Ground near
ie lipnecanoe river, collected the Indians
bsiding in the vicinity of the same, made a
proposition to them for the purchase of their
iid Iving adjacent to and contiguous to their
frills, and succeeded. From thence he pro
wled to L ike Max-e-nic-kuc-kee, convened
pie Indians of that village, and purchased
that a complete reconciliation has taken place between the two parties in the Leirisdu-
tnre, heretofore designated as the Unioa'party and S:ate Rights' party. The test-oath.
which has become a part of the Constitution,
has been so explained, by those who havt
passed it, as to divest it of the exceptionable
character given to it by construction.
The
IHr reservations. From thence he went tojOpposition then waived their intention to re-
nIa-iiaut-bay s village, assembled the gt it. I he bills pronosed by the majority
.s. warriors and head men of that p-irtv. (to enforce thr f-MlIe miliarly called the ,uocceded iu effecting a purchase. From Treason Bijf"JIst hdiciary Bill, a pa..it village he directed his course to Yellow, citication b fi- ,.c.acen mide go of course by ivcr. convened the Indians on 1H - mlie honnl ' '
n the .:!i concluded a treaty with them. Oj the day of this pacification, and in
parations to'l '--"ite'y aer N came on the election of
ocast and west of the Tippecanoe and sou tiLpt nor of the Stat. George McDcffif. f Yellow river. With the exception of small Su, "Elected, and received the unanimous vote
venations made to some of the old. infirm for uie Union PaYly as well as of th-t Slalr ad men of a few village--. Gen. M. shall '' Rights Parti. Who is there that dofs uol ,hc piirchased nearly all the land owned by I rejoice in this restoration of concord in one d'otau aUamies, by the time he returns to of the great families of our Republic? For y agency. It is inconceivable what inllu-i ourselves, it is a long time since we have
cure he possesses over them. Ifc has the pe- heard .of an j thing which has givcu us as niliar faculty of getting along with them1 morh pleasure. .YuL Lit.
Y.illlOilt !!!. Ii:i&t lrn:lhl.i nn.l .t, - X'. !
...... ...... hiiu Uillll.llllt ifjfc'
iK-iuinii!i" umau i-iions oi inu-an ira-
recommended. He thinks the militia system ought to be declaimed from the ridicule
into which it is fast sinking.' He is opposed to the U. S. bank, to the creation of a state
bank, to the land bill, and to the general
governments continuing to hold
of the lands in the new sfatos. Hp. mni.ni.
that the Cumberland road oujrht to be exten
ded to the western part of that state, and complains of injustice in that it has not been
none. Jour.
In Franklin circuit
court, April term, 1835 !
In Chancery.
1IOU3E OF KEl'ltESRNTATIVE. December 13th. The Speaker laid before the House lbi f.d.
low
STATE OF INDIANA, Franklin county. Thomas Curry, VS.
Heirs of Levi Burt, deceased
TO Isaac Clements and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Burt, John New nam and his wife, William Brown and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Burt, the heirs at law of James Clendening, the heirs at law of Jane Fountain, formerly JaneClendeninj, Thomas Clendening, Levi Clendeninr, and
Uobert Cleiioenuig-, children .md heirs atl iwof) Hannah Clendening, formerly Hannah Burt, ail ? heirs at law of Levi Bart deceased, late of the' county aforesaid. j
Whereas, Levi anrt derensed. lite of the siid :
a. Dismal Swam? Canal Lottery CL.1SS JVa. 1 for 182. 1 o be drawn at Alexandria, on Jan. ICth, 1835,
prize of $c0,000 is cm f f n
i : . .
iuvmg report oi i.ie commissioners to super-. county of I- raukhu, did in Lis lifetime, execute his i
uuenu me erection ot the State House-which 1 ceriain "Saion ' writ
hirli!ceriain ooligaiion la wntir.ff, commonly called a '
was read and referred to the committee on ' to,conve.v to t!i:; s-i'l Tliomaa Curry.in i public buil Jin.rs. '?e simple, all thut certain tract or parcel of l.md, i K.n.iv.,,n n r lcc1 j situate, lying and heing in the said county of Frank- ! 7,. A r:JV:,VOt'Jh D?C: C8V- i Itn' )vhlcU 13 "Gained within the et half of the !
ri,, , ".ol.,.vy j me ofac oj inatana. : n Tin west quarter of section
xiio u.iucisigneu commissioners to suer-itw'n':P twelve, of ran to thirteen
intend toe erection of the State House," re-: con1 principal meredian line of the lands din
1 1 1 1 1 1 ; 12H 12 :x 8 22,11(3
10,000
4,000 3,000 2,420 2,000 ITO 5(H) 100 m 60 40 20 10
1C,((0
4 ,W0 :t,oco 2.4-.20 2,0(!0 7"),0tO 4a,tifso H,210 7,8(6 5,120 (V:,i-o0 2.5 1, To)
2j,SG1 prizes, amounting to v"4M),I-0 Tickets 10 dollars Shares in proportion. N. II. JI HI Tt"? :..t.,.,J:.l :..! ...-4-w,
-.uinb-jr fifteen, of nru, j .... , '- . V -Ii"lJ1 r
Mt r tl """r" ,u tt uoi i;cei, sent to Ja:nes Kit-
... - L" fi rt n i I' t o.k II I l-i . v
speclfuliy report that during the past year the
satisO t!:em tiiat it may be completed at least vev.-,nce of said land.
one 3 ear sooner than is required bv the con
.o;.u principal inereaian line oi the lands directed ;ria " i- . ,u,Y to he sold at Cincinn iti, contiininr cio-!ltv acres 1 -"- 13-4.
Lot:
iji'ty acres
icreas the said Levi Bart.
revision by will for the con- ;
CLARKE ic COOK,
Vou will therefore take notic
t -.n i STAT F INDIANA, )
tract; and tins the contractor proposes to do to the Franklin circuit court, at their n t term ' - 7 V " -, , , provided the payments can bJ n. ,de as the lo bc hM al U"vi!let on tLe second aidiy of P is'tthe a? H Z f A ' work progresL This we think can be done' i tXlY ' llZ except the amount required by law be re- i condltio "r 1 obS u, utf; ction No. 16,'in Ln.hip and served until the building is completed. Th ! th etatuf &c according to . raRe 2, wet of the principal meredian line, drawn workman.-lrp and materials arc thus far in' ' THOMAS CCKRY. if"? Tf f, Vie,ereat -Mia "iver. Hail
' Geo. Holland
AttV.
December 2Jth, 14.
the Franklin eireult
court, April term, 1S& j
lc: u. C'erner.ts assignee ) i of John S. Curry. f T yt In Chancery, j Heirs of Levi I2urt,deceased.) J
r?TV Isaac Clements and Nancy his wife, former-
tne opinion of the Commissioners eoual to the
contract. l13S:i has been paid lo the con
tractor for work done and material furnish- j STATE OF INDIANA, i In V1,1 !eVc-C,' 1833 a,ld lh lst Franklin county. co,
Several alterations in the plan of the budling have been mads, none of which will materially augment the cost, and several of them we believe should be made. It has beer, proprosed to place the stairs at the outside, instead of the centre of the rotunda, to ma!.e sAy lights for the two Halls; to have for the second story, first a rough tloor, then a covering of lime and mortar, and then a lloor of "thin plank, which itis supposed will lessen the noise from below and be a. great security against fire. The Senate chamber might also be altered according to a drawing exhibited by the
contractor, but the commissioners do not think that the galleries for the Representative Hall should be dispensed with. In conclusion they beg leave respectfully to suggest th U provisions should be made for
tween the hours of 10 oVor.Jr. A. U
P. M. on said day, and to continue from day to dar , until all be offered. i SAMUEL BERING.
Cu:n;nissioner if the School Fund franklin Co. la. 51 8 w
Doc. 18th, 1S3!.
SlseriSi Sale. Y virtue of aa execution to me directed from
the Franklin Circuit Court, I will offer fur
inclosing the State House
square, perhaps lor
f ! nri-SHllt uilli n irnnil frtti-i - il-..,f il
. g - - - , mil. i . i v . pniniment of a person to be specially charged with the protection of U)e building, should be authorized by law, and that the defacing, or endangering the building should be prohibited by sufficient penalties. , Respectfully submitted, N. NOBLE, M. MORRIS, S. MERRILL.
H ly Nancy B:irt, John Newtiam and his wife. ! sa,e at PubIic outcry on Saturday tlie 10th day of
V, illiam Broivn and Mary his wife, formerly Mary ianuar3r' ls-ji at the Court House door in tl.o Burt, the heirs at law of James Clendening, the ' town of Brookville between the hours of 10 o'clock, heirs at law of Jane Fountain, formerly Jane'den- J and fou.r 0'clock. 1 M- of said day, first tlia dening, Thomas Clcudeninp, Levi Clendening, & I reuts a!ld profits for-seven years, and if no buyers, Robert Clendening, children and Leirs at law of j en a11 4,13 intefest r'gbt, title and claim of WillHannah Clendening, formerly Hannah furt, all j iarn 'Iarlow of i" to and over the following deheirs at law of Levi .flurt deceased, late of the ! K.cribed real estate, situated in the county of Frant:county aforesaid. j bn aforesaid, to-wit: the south part of lot No. two Whereas, Levi 7?urt, deceased, late of the said ' of out lcts ,aid out hY Amos Butler, adjoining
his lifetime execute, his j town J?1 I'oomo, lying
county of Franklin, did in his lifetime execute. I.is i town ot I'Oo&viIIq, lying on the north side of Or
certain obligation m writing commonlv called a I vers -trecr, ana on tue west side ot Jwin IJur
tine oona, 10 convey to John rt. Curry, heirs or assignees in fee simple, the following described tracts
parcels and lots of land, situ-ite, lying and being in
W rs, daily reconnoitering the woods and op-
In North Carolina, Samuel F. Patterson, who has been for a number of vears Princi-
?ll)g the obiects of foiprnmonf. Ir i!ir. nal Cltrk of the Si'n.-?t nf l! Sl,fo 1
wunts every obstacle laid in his way, and iust been elected Treasurer of the State
peeps every tiling before him. Much praise vice Mr. Miioox, who declined a re-elcc-p indeed due to Gen. M. for valuable scrvic- tion. Ifilie is at tliis time rendering llif. 1nit..ll In A'irfnmri- Silnfv J5. ItnT Ir-T- .!::
plates, and itis to he hoped that the period I cuished lawgcr in the Western part of the
f; no. tar distant when he w ill be amclv rr- ' Slate has been elected by the Lecrisi.-.tnro f
.ilUv.u ioi me inaeiaiigauie exertions lie is the place ot Attorney lieneral, vacated bv
t lie resignation ot x'Ir. ftobertson, now the
poking towards a total cxtintmishmf-nt of il..!
Jtleto the lands owned by the Potawatta-
ihNajid tlit ir removal west of the Mississip-
Ja:ies Bcchakan (formely a Representative in Congress, and lately our Minister to Russia.) has bceftr' b"?Ser.ator of the Uniled States ffttton tocof Pknxsvia ania. to supply the vacancy ocsii ncd by the resignation of Mr. Wii kins, now our "Minister lo Russia. The several ballotin its stnn I fl.
lows:
Hcurcseutativenn Congress from the Rich
mond District. J'ut. Int.
In.Iixnnpo'is Dtc. 23, 1S34.
In the Senate, the joint resolution provides for alterations and improvements in the istc House, correspond inr wit'i ihr si.o-trc.
'lousofthe architect and the sunerindendinir
fommissioners, was lost on the question of en-
'"mcnt lor a ttiird reading by a small ma-
i.-vri. i r i : ...
. nopcs nowevcr areicnterlaincd that
"'-oiiMiieration may take place. ) On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Dumont, from ?omniittce on education, reported a bill in 'irthcrance of an act to provide a fund to en
gage common schools, approved Feb. 2,
t, unicn provides tor the sale of those l" U . returned by collectors to the school "mmissioners for the non-payment of taxes yr t.iey become forfeited. "The bill passed ton second reading. . llt!lC HotlSe Of It PnrnilMlflCiai lnrinir
at three or four days, the subject of altering I robatc system has several limes been un-
.consuioralion. Two resolutions, both ol
"'- elicited a considerable share of debate,
. Pcdmg. One of them directs the
(1 '"-'-in committee to report a bill placing
i 'u.u(: ousuiess in the hand of the Prcs
-lJs of the several Circuit Courts, anj8rVU,msfor lhree term5 of le Courts; '' tlic other directs an inquiry b- the same
uttee mto the propriety of organizing
J" ie .,ircuiK From the indications af-
""W'lwc should judge that there is a maior
v " . 10 House in favor of a change, but 1 ll,cr a innioril v can be nhfainod t- f ivnr
ol!"rr Particular mode,isanot!icr question. ..H-1 w.iicU we have not suiTicieat infornia-
V ,S'vcan opinion
,-" jesrerd
!tiest
I t
iv morn z tne tijuse asain
solution heretofore n!rred lv
.1 lT-tr . J
to .u i nil
ternnl improvements
i ki ... . . -
o
When
Ist. 2.. 3,7. ilh. James Buchanan, 25 42 58 CO Joel B. Sutherland, I t 15 13 1 James Clarke, 6 6 1G 2G Thomas Ringland, 11 9 John Bredin, 8 7 Calvin Blythe, 6 5 Joseph Lawrence, 16 15 12 G Amos Ellmaker, 23 29 23 31 Nathaniel B. Eldrcd, 8 Ceorgc Krcmer, 3 Charles Shaler, 2 Abner Lacock. I 1 2 Married, On Christmas, by the Rev.
the said county of Franklin, to-wit: part of the south west quaitsr of section 10 of towns-hip 12 of range 1?, eatt of the second principal meredian line of the 1-nids sold at Cincinnati, and more particularly described in said title bond, and containing one hundred and nineteen acres, two roods and nine perches be Ihe same more or loss, also a certain other tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the aforcaid quarter section, township and range, containing two acres and 10 perches, be the same more or lets. Also the following described town lots, situate in (Jreeusburgh in said county, and numbered 4, 5, 6, 11, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 22, 27, 2 64, and 102, and whereas the aforesaid title bond has been duly assigned to me, by the said Curry, and wherees the said Levi iiurt died without making provision by will for the conveyance of 6aid laud. You will therefore take notice, that I will apply to tha Franklin circuit court at the next term, to be held at iJrookville on the second Monday of April
18S5, for tha appointment of a commissioner to
convey the said land to me, in conformity with the conditions of said obligation, and according lo the
statute, &c. CALES B. CLEMENTS.
Geo. Holland Att'y
street, and containing three acres, hi the sa: i
more or less, taken in execution as the property
of the siid William Harlow at tha suit of Enoch I
John tnd Noah Noble.
DANIEL ST. JOHN, Sheriff F. C.
Apr!
STATE OF INDIANA, i
i ranklin county. f In the Franklin Circuit Courl, lo
Form, A. I). IS31.
William Smith )
VS. Domastic Attachment.
Samnel Powers
A WU IT of Domestic Attachment in the abovo case issued out of the Court aforesai d, boiite; returned this day, executed by the Sheriff of saiii County: the said defenant, Samuel Powers is here
by notified of the pendency of said writ, and requ ired to appear on the second day of tha next term of said Franklin Circuit Court, at the Court-House,
in llrookvilie, commencing on the second Monday in April next, and make his defence thereto, or the
same will be heard and determined in his absence.
Attest. ROBERT JOIIN.Cl k F.C.C. Dec. .'id, A. D. 1834. . 51 lw Geo. Holland Att'y. for Plaintiff.
December 20th, 1634.
o! cw
In Pennsylvania, Resolutions have been
submitted, in each House of the Pennsvlva-
nia Legislatuic, proposing to instruct the Sen
ators in Congress from that State to vote for
expunging from the journals of the U. S. Sen
ate the resolution of the last session, which
occasioned the Presidential Protest.
Similar Resolutions were under debate, at
the last accounts, in the Legislature ofi
North-Carolina. Jul. Int.
Elijah Barwick, Mr. John N. Clements to Miss Sarah Pippin all cf Bloominggrove township.
OHIO LEGISLATURE. But little business of importance has been
transacted as yet in this body. Several pe
titions have been presented for new banks,
and a number of bank bills, are now pending,
but the late el none is yet deemed.
In the senate, when the bill 'to provide for
the punishment of crime' was before that
body, that part of it which provides for the
execution of criminals in private, was sustained by a vote of 17 to 10. A proposition to abolish the punishment of death was nega
tived by a vote of 27 to 9. A proposition is before the house to amend the charters of the Cincinnati banks so as to allow the di
rectors to appoint where they may think proper for the transfer of stock. A proposition is before the senate to grant the Cincinnati Commercial Hospital 5000 out of the state treasury. Cin. Jour. Message of the Governor of Missouri.
We glean the following as the most important items of tin's message. The stale.debt, in October last, was $16,055 18, being $3,533 11 less than in October 1832. The governor advises that bank notes should be made taxable. The seminary and saline funds amount to more than -$S7.-00!). He recom nends that provision bc made for tiie erection of a state university, to which
the above funds are devoted. Attention to
Estray Taken Y John Miller, of Whitewater township. Franklin couutv, Indiana, on the 12th day of
December, 1824, one Dark Sorrel Mare, twelve Ac a half hands high, shod before, left foot white and some grey hairs on the neck where the collar works, three years old last spring; no other marks or brands perceivable; appraised at twenty dollars by Jonathan George and William Scofield. I, Daniel Willson, a justice of the peace of the county aforesaid, do certify the above to be a true copy from my estrav book. DANIEL WILLSON, J. P. December 24th, 16:4. 52 "w
) In Franklin Circuit court, April term,lSi'o
In Chancer)'.
STATU OF INDIANA,
r ranklin county.
Isaac Clements, VS. The heirs of Levi Burt, dee'd
rgO Jhn Newnam and wife.William Biown,and Jm. Mary his wife, formerly Mary Hurt, the heirs
at law of James Clendening, the heirs at law of
Jane Fountain, formerly Jane Clendening, Thomas
Clendening, Levi Clendening, and Robert Clen
dening children and heirs at law of Hannah Cle i
dening, formerly Hannah Burt, all heirs at law of
Levi I'.urt, deceased, late of the county aforesaid.
hereas Levi JJurt, late of the county aforesaid, deceased, did in his lifetime execute his certain obligation, commonly called n title bond, in writing to convey to the said Isaac Clements in fee simple all thft certain tract or parcel of land, situate lying and being in the said county of Franklin, being the South half of the north west quarter of
rUYAKEN UP on the 15th of December 18:34. bv
JiL Spencer Wiley, living in .Brookvile township, Franklin county, Indiana, an estray brindle cow, marked with a half crop off the under edge of the
left ear, and a swallow fork in the right ear, supposed to be 8 years old, no other marks or brands per ceivable, neither have they been altered or chanc
ed by me or any other person to my knowledge ei
ther Dciore or since taking up, Uec. 22d, la', "4. SPENCER WILEY.
STATE OF INDIANA, Franklin county.
TTSEFOUE me Nathaniel Hammond, a justice of
-iaA the peace in and for the township of .Brookville, and county aforesaiJ, personally came Spencer Wiley, above named, and made oath La due
form of law, that the above description and statements therein contained, are true to the beat of his
knowledge and belief.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
nana ana seal, tins any oi uec. io.)-i. NATHANIEL HAMMOND, J. P. STATE OF INDIANA, ) Franklin county. We Alexander Crawford and David F. Coolv
being called on by Nathaniel Hammond, a justice of the peace, in ar.d for ZJrookville township, in said county, to appraise a certain cow taken up by
Spencer Wiley, on the 15th day of Dec. 184; do find said cow to be of a brindle color, supposed to
be b years old, marked witl a h ilf crop off tho under
edrre of the left car, and a swallow tork in the lijht
ear. No other marks or any brands perceivable
which said cow, wc appraise to the sum of 12 dol
lars, this 22d day of December, A. D. ISM. ALEXANDER CRAWFORD his DAVID F. X COOLY. mark STATE OF INDIANA, fjs Franklin count)'. J
Before me Nathaniel Hammond a justice of the peace in and for the county aforesaid personally
came Alexander Crawford and liavid t . Cooly, ap praisers by me appointed to appraise the above dis
cribed cow taken up by Spencer Wiley of the town
ship aforesaid, and being sworn in due form of law
on their oaths say, that the above contains a true description of the cow taken up as aforesaid on the
l.".th of December, l?i4, and that the sum of 1
dollars is in their opinion the value of the same un
biased by partiality, favor, or affection for any man
In testimony whereut 1 have hereunto set my hand
action 23, in township 12, of range east of the j anJ gaa, thig ood day ofDec. A n. 13:14. noon ! I rri nfi nn I iitiicm inn inii r T t ha Iiiij1u ii i l" r t . ... . . . . , - . . .
ration, it! the subject of general education is strongly! December 20th, 1S"I
second principal meredian line of the lands direct
ed to be sold at Cincinnati. And whereas the
said Levi Burt died without making provision by will for the conveyance of said land. You will therefore take notice, that I will apply to the Franklin circuit court, at their next term, to bo held at Brookville in said county, on tho second Monday of April 1S:V, for the appointment of a commissioner to convey said land to me in con-
tormity with tho conditions ot said obligation and according to the statute, iV:c. ISAAC CLEMENTS.
Goo. Holland. AttV.
Dec. 18th, 1834.
51:?w
STATE OF INDIANA, i
r ranklin county. In the Franklin circuit court (in vacation, Gtli
day of December, 1634, before David Mount and John Quick, Esqrs. associate Judges of said court. John 1 Wilev,
V -5. f On Petition for Divorce Jane Wiley, late ( filed 22d Nov. 1831.
Jane Crookshank. 1
AND now at this day (to-wit. the Gth day of
December, 1834, )tbe Judges aforesaid beinstoffeth-
er, order and direct that notice of the pendency of tho foregoinrr petition fur a divorce, wherein
John L. Wiley is plaintiff, and Jane Willey late Jane Crookshank is defendant be published three
weeks successively in the Indiana American a
weekly newspaper published in the town of Brook
ville county and state of aforesaid, notifying and requiring the said Jane Wiley late Jane Crook
shank to be and appear on the lirst da, of the
next term of the Franklin Circuit Court tobc'hol-
den at Brookville in and for the County aforesaid on the second monday of April next to answer the 6aid Petition, or the matters and tilings therein contained will bc heard in her absence and decreed
accordingly.
attest, ROBERT JOHN Ciyk F.C.C December 6th, A.D. 1824.
NATHANIEL H AMMOND, J. P
STATE OF INDIANA,) Franklin county. $ I Nathaniel Hammond a justice of the peace.
and for the township aforesaid do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true copy of the proceedings before me, had on the 22d of Dec. 1834, as regards tho estray cow mentioned therein as the same is on
! tile in my office. In testimony whereof, I have J hereunto set mv hand and seal this 22J of Dec. A. i J). IS:' 2. NATHANIEL HAMMOND, J. P. I Dec. 21th, 1SC4. 52 3 w
STATE OF INDIANA, )
I ranklin county. (
"STE Abner Stout and John Rodders having
been duly appointed by James Samuels, a
Justice of the Peace of the township of Springiield, couuty and state aforesaid, and directed to appraise an estray Gelding taken up by Levi Updyke, o! said township, on the ninth day of Nov. 18o4,andto return our appraisamsBt to said Justice, do return the follwing, (to-wit.) that on the 24th day o:" Nov. 1S34, viewed said animal, and lind it to b an Iron Grey Gelding, with the left fore foot white and smooth shod before, and upon his right thigh p. small white spot, and the left hind leg with a white ring round the hamstring, supposed to be six yearb old last spring, and about iifteen hands high, no brands perteivable; which said Geldinir is vorth 45 do'.lnrs this 24th day of Nov. 18JM. ABNElt STOUT, His JOHN X ilODGERS. Mark. STATE OF INDIANA, ) Frank' iu county. $ I James Samuels a Justice of the Peace of the county and state aforesaid, do cartify the above to he a true conv of mv estrav book.
JAMES SAMUELS. J. T. December 3d, 1S34. 51 :?w Estray Tafct'n l'p, BY Kizzia Harper of V"hitewater township. Franklin county, Indiana, on .the 9th day of December, 18S4, one white spotted cow, supposes
to be vz years old, marked with a crop and under bit in the left car. and swallow fork and under, bi l
in the right ear, and the point off the right horn;i:other marks or brands perceivable; appraised t-j 10 dollars by William G. Todd and William Heap.' I, .Daniel Willson, a justice of the peace of tho county aforesaid, do certify the above to be a txwz copy from estrav book. DANIEL WILLSON. J. P. .December 24th, 18:14. 5!? fw