Indiana American, Volume 3, Number 39, Brookville, Franklin County, 25 September 1835 — Page 3

A 31 E IMC AN. - " FRID AT, SF.PT. 25, 183.V We are authorized to that Col. Ben. Bed. Nobi-k, is a candidate for Btate senator, in the p'ace of Col. John Keid, deceased. We are authorized to announce Andrew r.RMicHAEL, Johk M'Whorter, and George Jxkwabt, as candidates for the office of Justice of the Peace, to fill the place of Mr. Alley. (g-Xext Monday two weeks the Franklin Circuit Court commences its fall session. Presidential Candidates, It will be seen by t letter from the Hon. John M'Lean, published in this sheet, he is not a candidate for the Presidency it the present time. There are now only 4 candiditei Bpoken of, who pretend to claim a prospect of tuecess: to wit: the Office-holder's candidate (Mar tin Van Buren;) the Democratic Republican can didateof the People,(Gen. Harrison;) the Whig tondidate (Daniel Webster;) and the-any-man-to beat-Van Buren candidate (Hugh L. White;) all of whom are now considered in the field; and are warmly supported by their friends throughout the Union, ineinenas oi eacn contend, that their candidate will not be withdrawn only in prospect ofcertain defeat. But we think, by the close of the approaching session of Congress, matters will to changed, and the number of candidates will be narrowed sown to two; the Office holders against the PeepJe. 0(Tho severe frosts we have had for ben man three nights past, we understand were n, jjn SDoughto injure much the late crops, as was t,g We learn from the last number of the Sentintj Star, the Univers&lian paper printed in Ur". Ind. that it is to be removed to Cincinnati re the publication of the next number, where ejie ters for that p per, must be directed to Samuel i larJ. Gen. Harriion in Indiana We La heretofore remarked, that there is not another in the United States who can obtain as many votes in this 8tatc,for President, as Gen. Harrison can. Of this, every day and every mail furnishes additional and unhabitable evidence. This People is under itronger obligations to him than any man living, andtheyare not ungrateful. The old Pioneers of tbe State are personally acquainted with him they know what toils he has undergone what deprivations he has endured what mental anxiety he kas felt and what danger he has braved, for their nfety, happiness and prosperity. They will not close their eyes upon the fact, that he has already filled many distinguished stations "with credit to bimself, and with advantage to the country, and it w no matter to what party they have heretofore w.ungea, mey now go for the Old Democratic RepuMicaa for President. If a Dublin mpptinrr Ho proposed in his favor, the Peoble are enthusiastic in doing him honor, and in manifesting for him their respect and gratitude for his services as a Soldier and Statesman. Aa Well opponents in this State, attempt to ecale the rocks " of Gibraltar with an apothecary's syringe, or bruBh tue glorious God of Day from the heavens with a feather, as to stop the resistless current of public tpmion which is forming in his favor, Public opinion has been demonstrated in his favor m a manner which cannot be mistaken. The Public rress, that faithful nA rnrro. ;nJ rn.,ki:. i:ment, has in this State, unerrinrlv nnintil nut . iiula v4 puuuv 14- . O . I tue People's choice, without any secret arrangement or caucus dictation. There are about thirty i'uoiic news nanors nrintpi? In it;. fit.t. VIVP ,LU of which have hoisted the Democratic ban . . ... , iJMr, ami go for Harrison and the Constitution, fone ix only have dared to raise their voice to "ustain Martin Van Buren and the sinking hopes tne othce holders. The remaining five are callntutral papert, but who are personally friendly "arnson, and have not been remiss in publishing ".g m his favor, so in fact we may say there are ' u. state, TWENTY-FOUR papers for Harri and nnltr r ; - . . - "j i.v ugaioii mm. rrora ail we can 'earn, this is about a true index of public sentiment tne state. The editors that support Harrison fe not pampered hirelings they are not pensioner nfti luc goernment their prettet are mo otcned : memoers of Congress, nor other public officers, but are solvent, independent freemen, who receive their support from the " "Ul ,rm the perlieua of iniquity. . j j j . "b are personally acquainted with Gen. Harria ourself, and our opinion of him i"public pro -j' e esteem him a man of the nicest honor ttnetest integrity. His education, talents. fwumcispositioneniinentlT qualify him for important station of Chief Magistrate of this Pubhc. He is firmly allied to a great nationol "cy.and the institutions of the country, and will juntain them exempt from narrow prejudices and tional busies. He is identified with the Ft Western interest but whose freedom from tJv nd wbo8 impartial honor, would ensure ",ue r-asta faithful nj l ese are th opinions we entertain of him, l;c C' dded to Li" known Democratic Repub n pnnciples, are the grounds npon which we fa J y9 cmsto the Presidency. ine attention of our readers to an article wnrst page, htaded .HarriwnB prospect. fc"Some ommunications postponed. c :

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faT. y C,evebnd (Ohio) Whig on!35hnVCf v,,0nobeKeve ,hatlhe tire opposition of Van' Buren in New York will i Huu nARRisoif and Granger, and sup10 uiem, with a lair pros pect of success. ' r The Albany Advert!. : , . ou,a run tne "tarorite son" of . empire otate -hard up" even on his own i A iD LaY If a ,aw is generally nee ected, U must be either a Lad or a ridiculous law. buch is the case with the law suppress S "" notes, I hey still pass as curently ;. uiey ever did jone refuses none in; tumis. w. i. Jtforn. Her. .1. w w HnmPshire Patriot, cneaking of the Vesern elections, ridicules Kentucky. The Editor says, that "Whigism is her staple commodity." Not true. Her staple commodity is hemp: and there is not a people in the world, for whose use in a particular way she would sooner furnish a goodly quantity of it than for that of the lories of New Hampshire. Lou. Jour. The Baltimore Chronicle of the 5th inst. says: Several Wolf papers in Pennsylvania have struck the Van Buren flag-among th.m the paper published at Easton, the residence of Oov. Wolf Harrison is carrying every thing before him m Pennsylvania. Lou. Jojr. The Editor of the Brookville la. American anounces, that he has forwarded a petition to the Post Office DeDartmpnt establish A. PRIVATE MAIL OF HIS OWN. He adds, that, if he cannot get permission, he T l.rk responsiMHly of doing the thine 'jf:3ierm'Bsion- We like thc ma"'s er'iftAM mean to encourage him. Whom the woods.q?nd to appoint Postmaster Generwe have bei any deputy Postmasters docs he done, by a wive? Who is to have his blank. man, that"' , me contract? What are to be P'g.fr. nl.JPtage! Will he eschew the a . . . ) i-e tow he r tcm of extra allowances? Let willing to X.!6 atisfactorialy, , . .vii as me natrons oi iu imf. t Louisville Journal. War at tAT. We. received the followng unpleasant intelligence bv a hAstsrrint in the Cleveland Whig of the 16th inst. Whig. "A speck of War? A gentleman who came passenger this morning in the steamooai yj. xiewDerry, Irom the seat of War, informs us, that just before he left yesterday, a sKirmisn took place between the citizens of lolcdo and a vosse from Michigan, in whirh the latter were defeated and driven barkwithout much slaughter on either side, after having exchanged about fiftv shots. It is said one man received a contusion on one of his sholders, and that several horses were al so wounded. Our informant also states, that the Michiganians swore vengeance against the Toledians, and that aa soon as they could muster lorce sumcicnt, they would return and fire the town I ' ntuuiiui uie nevr vncans courier presumes to give advice to our readers. Let him throw his own pearls before his own swine Ljou. Jour. A Sign. A large public meeting was held at Louisville, Ky. on the 2d instant, at which a report and resolutions-were adoDtcd r-r nrps. sing a decided preference of William H. Har rison lor next President. Lebanon Star. New Orleans papers state that two persons w ere recently arrested lor distributing aboli litioil tracts nmonir thf filnvr-c noor 9f iri e v" " nntim) La., tried and immediately sentenced to be i i - . nangeu. Lebanon blar. Somnambulist. A young lady by the name of Ji!son,ofUxbridge, Massachuscts, is practising wonderful exploits to the astonishment of the good folk of that place. It is said she caa read books which she has never before actu, sue oujtcis inrougn an men pianK or brick wall, and all this with a thick quilting oi cotton oats neioj e her e et. and a leaden cap over that! At this distance from th t i - scene oi wounaer, we are inclined to pro nounce it all a hoax, and marvel that the reputed ingenuity of our Yankee brethern docs not make this manifest. Let the girl's ears be closed as well as her eyes and we fancy tne charm will be broken. Ixbanon blar. Prom the 'Journal and Sentinel. Devh Sir: Many citizens of Ohio wishing to sustain Judge McLean as a candidate for the next Presidential term, determined to ef fect a proper organization and to make suita ble exertions to present his claims to the con fidenceand suffrages of Jiis countrymen fairly before them. This effort has drawn from the Judge the enclosed communication, which you are requested to publish for the infoimation of his friends throughout the country. My absence from home has prevented an earlier publication. Respectfully, M. II. KIRBY. Columbus, September 16, 1S35. Richland, (O.) ArcrsT 31, 1835. Dear Sir; Being informed that my friends from different part? of Ohio, having consulted together, have come to a determination to or ganize and endeavor to produce a concert of action throughout the State on the subject of the election of President; and as you are Chairman of one of the principal committees,

which hu been constituted with a view to thh object, it Is proper that I should make to you

luciuuowmg communication. 1 " Rl' .CCas,ons since my nam has been spoken of m reference to the Presidnrv. I Have Riven my friends to understand in conversations, and by communications that have been published, that 1 nnt i to a contest that shall be likelv to lea,! to ' election of Chief Magistrate by the H Representatives. As a matter of cli ouse of ; loice. i would not take h throu h the instrumentality of the House. i was fully aware that the course on mv part would discourage my friends and injure my prospects, but 1 was not desirous of the omce, except on such terms as would enable me to carry out those principles, which would eleviate and tranquilize the political action of the country. I was not unaware that there were several f"""1; looked to the office, as I believed, will, more solicitude than myself, and r.u r much hiSher c,aims lo the suffrages of their fellow cilizens; and, a? it was hardly to be expected that these claims would be postponed, my resolution was taken in refer ence to sucn a state of thine. Mv anticinntions nave been rn:i tp, . Tl,Q j - r iin.u me contest seems now f K .l. r. k.. - a . tiuuuu uii those who are opposed to the Baltimore nominations, and from the number of candidates in the field, it is not probable that this ground can be changed, necessarily, on the principles I have avowed, excludes me from the list of candidates. I adhere to and, of course, acquiesce most cheerfully in the decision. As a citizen. I shall P VP r nnnnco that which I conscienciouslv believe to bo w rongin policy or in principle. This declaration is du to mv.ir friends generally, and especially to those o"f me... no nave sustained the Administration, and who were amonsr the first o i.itro.i mv name into the contest. 1 wish to remove from all my friends anv emh.i they may feel in the ensuing election of Chief uidgibiraie on my account. V Uii great respect, I am, Very truly and sincerely. yours, JOHN McLEAN. Moses 11. Kirby, Esq., Columbus, Ohio. SALE OF RE.iL ESTATE. mm a virtue oi an Urder of the Probate Court of m-mw liik COIintV nt f ranthn o A I j - j -- o: oiu ui iiiaiana. -v .lujjusi lurrn, a. u. 1?S), the undersigned Commissioners will sell, at public sale, on the lst day of October 1835. at the Court-IIm the town of Brookville, county of Franklin, state est oi the meredian line of tha lands A;ror.tA ..... ..... ue boiu at uincmati. T ci ... . .. - - - n. . v.. .j. ill i . c, or u. j, v est in the district of land sold at Cincinnati, ana state of Indiana, containing eirl,tv acres. - And also, all that certain tract, nnropl nr mi9ri of land lying and being in the county of Franklin. aim tidie oi iiiaiana, and known as the S. E. or ot Section No. 33, in T. 9, R. 2, West of the me redian line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami uiver, excepting 1 acres sold to A brum iiachieman.as may appear, there being loS acres of land more or less. And excepting the following ""'V vai fc -'" vo ine wioow oi the said Ad am Nelson, deceased, as her dower in his rusi p. tate, to-wit: Beginning at the S. V. corner of the b. E. qr.of S. No. 33, in T. 9, R. 2, West of the meredian line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami River, thence running K. 101 poles to a stake in the lane between said quarter and the land of William Tyner, where he now resides, thence r. iw poies 10 ine ii.ast line of said quarter sec nun, iu a tiiHc near Joseph Uinship's fence ... ,4 p1ESI L lllc ooum iast corner oi saiu quarter section; thence West on the old section una iou poles to the place of beginning cuuwuiiug iuij ,-icres, including If acres which was previously sold on to Abram Hackleman, ly u.g a ueuig in ine oouth jast corner of said quarter section, and said dower inclusive of the aiu i acres, containing 1U0 acres aerins oi oaie Une third of the purchase mo ney to be paid at the time ofsale:mfI ti. rc;., thereof, in one year from the day ot said sale, to be y u"u tt"u approved security for the pay . ..fc lucimi. me saie win commence at 10 u ciuck on Eaiu oav. ELIJAH BARWICK, SPENCER WILEY. i Comr's PETER HOCHENBERRY ccpi. -iin, looo. gg tg Notice of Petition. STATE OF INDIANA ,) In the Probate Court r rauKim county. or Franklin Co., Ind ) November term 18:5 John Hastings, Reese Hastings, "1 Hugh Hastings, Job Hastings, and William Hastings. rr.. . T fe' - n Petition nomas Hastings, Isaae Hast- for Partition ings, iancy Vincent, formerly f of Real E iancy Hastings, and widow of tate. Jeremiah Vincent, dec'd.and Joel Wilson and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Hastings. raiHE above named defendants, heirs and legal M. reprctentatives of Isaac Hastings, deceased, and all others concerned, are hereby notified, that at the November Term of the Probate Court of the countv of Franklin aforesaid, to be holden at the Court House in Brookville, on the second Monday in November 1835, we will make application to said court, for the appointment of Commissioners to divide the following described real estate situate in the county aforesaid, and of which the' aforesaid Isaac Hastings died seized, to-wit.' The South East quarter of section 10, in township 11 in range 13, East of the second principal meredian line. And also a part of fractional section II in township 11, and range 13, said to contain 110 acres be the same more or less, purchased by the said Isaac Hastings of John Wells by deed bearing date October 6, 1618, duly recorded, and in said deed more particularly described, agreeably to the provisions of the statute in such case made and provided, at which time and place you can attend if you see proper and contest the same. GEO. HOLLAND, Att'y for Petitioners. Sept. 24th, 1835. 39 4W

aiuiceau!, me iunowing aescriDea Keal Estate, of which Adam Nelson, deceased, died seized, lying, being, and situate in the county and state aforesaid to-wit: The N. E. or. of S. 31. of T. in in n i

Spanish Sole Leather, Country do. Uupper Leather, Calf & Kip Skins, on hand and for sale by Sept. 21. N.D.Gamjox.

f Ton PRESIDENT WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON. WncuriB tl.a Q-x .1 t.t. , .

. , .'lonnay in uecember next has been des.gnated as the day for holding a rnett.ng at Indianapolis by delegates from each owe, lor the purpose of forming an Llecloral Ticket to support the Democratic Republican Candidate of the People, Gen. WillHenry Harriton. for President;" therefore, Notice is hereby given to the Democratic Republican citizens of FranklinCounty friendly to this distinguished Hero and Statesman, for the Presidency, to meet at the Court House in irooiivme, on Saturday, Nov. 7th, next, to appoint persons from this Countv, to represent us in the meeting to be held at Indianapolis in December next. As this is the only Ilenublican wnv of iPm. ng an electoral ticket, it is honr.l thnt tK voice of every friend to the Constitution, and every opposcr of the OP.ce-holder's Candid-! ate, will be heard in this meeting. Itisthe! earnest request that citizens from all iiartsof vuuui) aucna. TilTK(;ANfiK Sept. 15th. 1835. 38.tm. PAINTS, :?IEI5iCEES,&c. "MI D. GALLION has just received an addi to his stock of Paints, Medicines, Ate. has on hand the following articles: tion He Tr0Ur h,teLead bi' k-g Liquorice Ball Dry White Iiead Spanish Whiting Magnesia Camphor Assafuetida Borax, Parigoric Laudanum. Lee's Pills Seneka Oil Red PrecipitateOintm't. Te:ter Ointment Itch Ointment Coxe's Hive Syrup. Syrup squills.Opodeldoc Tooth Ache drops Medicamentum Worm Tea, Castor Oil Godfrey's Cordial Ess. cinnamon do. peppermint Nutmegs, Cinnamon uediead No. 1&2 Venetian Red Spanish Brown ermillion Red Chrome greeji & yellow I'russian lilue, Yellow Ochre, Umbra Terre De Cienna Lithrae, Linseed Oil J apan At Copal Varnish Paint Brushes White Wash Brushes, Venice Turpentine Bateman's Drops Sweet Oil, Cloves Pearl Ash, Sal Aratis Epsom At Glauber Salts ll..r...t-i. ... u u.wnicnne win sell on as reasonable terms ii it-v can oe ooup it at nnv hnn : i O . ill , 0rr. J vaivuc COUIHV, Sept21, 1R25. hq.kv IVolice to f t murni,' ...:n L r S A 111 ou BO'u, on Monday the 5th day of - wooer, to the lowest bidder, at the Mount Carincl Meeting House, the making of Window Sl.llf tarn. W M. " 'C' Uls wr ews, and a 1'ulpit for said meung nouse. Also, the inclosing the Graveyard. Particulars made known on thednv nfEBl. JOSEPH GOUDIE, ) K. M tiAl'GllKi Trustees. m. ARMSTRONG NOTICE. k . f 8 mdebted t0 the late firm of W. P. S. & S. M. DAVIS are remfKtcl .w ATT ... undersigned and settle the same without delav. S. M. DAVIS, Surn'tnng- Partner. ALSO. Ji LL persons indebted to JOHN DAVIS are rexa. quested to call on the subscriber nni) cotflA frl.A same and save trouble. lean be found in a room east of N". TV n,;ii:A' north of the court house. S M IHVN Sept. 25th, 1F35- 39-.,m. TAKEN UP, Tm , U(3l?n 9?ntry' llvinff in Fairfield township, tranklin county, Indiana, on the 22d day of August, 1835, an estray vearlins- Rnv IWc Colt, with & small white snot ir. the forKoJ dark; said colt appears to be not altered, no other marks or brands perceivable, and that the marks or L.icreoi nave noi ueen altered by me or anv Other Derson tn mv L-nntrli,. , J , ...j inner oeiore or ami.; vaucu u. HUDSON GENTRY Sept. 19th, 1835. STATE OF INDIANA, Frai kl in county. j ' Before me lie-in Dchn.n . T. . - i , , a -uBuce oi tne reace in and for the township of Fairfield, and county .,fv.TO.11J jiuiicon uentry above named, the taker up aforesaid, and made oath in uuc lorm oi law, mat tlic above descrinfmn statements therein contained are true to the best of ins Knowledge and belief. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this 19th dav of September A.D. 1835. 3 REDIN OSBORN, STATE OF INDIANA,) JUStiCe0fthe PeaCe Franklin county. We,nJjLD I2anzenba,ter 8l"l Thomas Adams be...5 -..cu uu uy iienin usborn, a Justice of the I) . . - . rairneia, in said county aforesaid, to appraise a certain Bay Colt, taken up by Hudson Gentry, on the 22d day of August 1835, tr;ii-,' ill ill f. rrtinct.mn t r 1 1 . 111. V uaJ "orse con, one year old last spring, legs somewhat black, also the mane i. L..u in, hmii wmte spot in the forehead, the io oe not altered, no other marks or brands perceivable, which colt we appraise at 25 this 19th day of September, 1835. JOHN DANZENBAKER. c-t,.t, THOMAS ADAMS. STATE OF INDIANA, ) Franklin county, l"' ueiore me Kedm Nsborn, a Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid. nernniitf John Danzenbaker and Thomas Adams, appraisers " , LV lue Rb-ove Ascribed ? i e j e " "uuson uentryorthe township of I airfield, and being sworn in due form of law, on b'r.?!. hfr??yth,atU.ie bve contains a true del 7. J'' ,laKen. UP as aforesaid on the 22d nvi ., . an(1.that the sum of twenty. k- TV l"e,r P'nion, the value of the same unbiased by partiality, favor, or affection for any TJAll "o'. I -ave hereunto se't

" mis lath dav of Sept. 1S35 REDIN OSBORN, STATE OF INDIANA. ) JUttCe Franklin county. i c.Ja I!edi" .sborn a Justice of the Peace of FairtulttiVV P? in.8aid county, do hereby certify that the foregoing ,8 a true copy of the proceedings before me, had on the 19th dav of September, 185, as regards the estray colt mentioned therein, a? tho same is on file in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and eJ, this 19th day 0f September A. D. 1835. REDIN OSBORN, r 4.u .a JMico of the P.ace. Wept. 24tb, 3W

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A UNIVERSAL restorative in all cafo n aa. the storaachc. l. re gans concerned in the digestive functions are th almost the whole catalogue of human maladies, is h T'n , ?Very .,ljrsicia- All diseases incident to people l.vmg , warm climates, or new and Hat countr.es crsut h as border upon large lakes or rivers partake more or less of what is termed bilious, from the organs concerned in the process of eliminating bile being those primarily or principalIV affected. anH amia .nJ . . . 1 i ! - "6"" reumieni lever, bi hous fever, yellow fcver, lake fever, jaundice bilious chohc, dysentary, common cholera morbus, ague, cake and liver complaints, are all diseases iu which the same organs are first deranged and arise trom the same predisposing cause, viz: Exhalations of marsh or vegetable miasmata, but modified by some peculiarities in the constitution of tho patient or the climate or season where it occurs. A sure and never failing preventive, as well as cum tor those complaints, is the Elixir of Health. It strengthens and gives tone and apoetite to th stomach and possesses the long and desired property of rendering harmless to the stomach anv redundancy of bile that may be generated there", and at the same time when there is a dtSciency of' hat ne cessary nuid, producing cos'.m.ess. deprcs.-ion of spirits, tremors, debility, dizz:n in the had palpitation of tha heart, pains in tariru t:ie body, and other characterit;-r spepsy, u acts as a perfect subs-ti. o;ei s the bowels gently, helps to d. naie tni lood relievej all pan in i head, cheers the mind, invigorates the . restores it to perfect health again. Fe.. diseases, or of those of lone standing, but are by it, though in some it may be necessary to cot tinue it for some timi. For sale !v . too- N D G VLLION, Br.ohriHe. Sept., lS3o. Petition for Divorce. Hannah Morgan, "i In PranLIin r;..;f late Hannah Foster. f Court. V5V i " Petition for PiIJaniel Morgan, j vorce. DANIEL MORGAN the defendant in this ease, is hercbv lu.tifipil tim ii.,,-, i. i late Hannah FosteV th? above complainant, ha. this day filed in the C ork's Offi f r Yi: Circuit Court, in thf l-m.nU P , ij. ,a ,. , v " iaiiR.uu, ana SUte of Indiana, her petition for a divorce in t... case. And has also fill ;., ri-t Office, an affidavit that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Tho said defend.., wul therefore take notice, that unla , i..i answer, or demur to said Petition, on or before t, caihng of the case at the next term of said Court. commencing on tbe second Monday in )ctober nest the said petition v. ill be taken as confessed. n t ?r vRT JOHN.CI'i of said Court. By J. M. Johnston, Att'y for Petitioner. Sept. 16th, 1835. OB 3w PUOCLAMATIO' BY NOAH NOBLE, GOV. OF INDIAN To the Sheriff of Franklin county, Greeting louare Jiercby commanded to cause an eiecuon to ue Held in the several townships of your said tounty of Franklin, on Saturday the 17th tiny of October next, T ",c l'u'Pose oi electing a Senator in the place of the Hon. John Reid, deceased, riving due notice thereof, agreeably to the statute in such case provided; and hereof fail not. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused to be affixed tho States the GOth. Bv the Governor, N. NOBLE. Wm. sheets, Secretary of Stale. Agricultural Society. rWlHE Annual FAIR will be ii. Brookville, on the last Saturday of September, inst. The public generally are invited to attend. The following were agreed on by the committee as the articles on which premiums will be awarded, and the amount of each premium, viz: cm tue best Stallion best Brood Mars .... $3 2 3 2 2 I 1 1 3 year old Bull ..... Milk Cow ....... Bull Calf Heifer Calf Rain ....... Ewe Best specimen of Mechanical i.rodnrrinn 1 2 domestic labncs - .... 1 Vegetables The second best of all the above will be entitled to a certificate to that effect. All articles offered in competition must be described in writing, and left, with the owners name, in the hands of the Secretary, Geo. Holland, Esq., before 10 o'clock on said day. Precisely at 11 o'clock the Judges will proceed to examine and award the premiums. And at 2 o clock the annual address will be delivered by J. A. Matson, Esq. 1 Messrs. Joseph Gocdie, Saiifkl Seriko, and Robert Ford, judges of all animals. Messrs. W. T. Reeks, R. p. Clarkso. and VVm.Shui.tz, judges of Mechanical productions. Domestic fabrics. Vegetables, &c. By order of Committe. D. M. STEWAT. August Sth, 1S35. NOTICE. Ab the Annual Fair of the Franklin County Agricultural Society will be hold at Brookville on tha last Saturday in September inst. and as the premiums awarded cannot be paid to those who may be entitled to them, without the members paying th annual tax, it is hoped that each msmber who baa not paid, will call and settle with the Treasurer oa or before the 24th inst. G. W. KIMBLE, Treasurer. Sept. 11, 1835. ONE CE.T REWARD!!! RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about three weeks since, an indentured annrr,tia K named Zenus Church. The above reward will be, paid for his apprehension and UpM VArv lint t.sv fK-lr- V " J 9 " JOHN C. JOHNSTOX. 293w Sept. 14th, 1835. GOOIK. WE have lately received a quantity of GrindStonea. Rrnu tf.Hl. .11 : r Churn, asip Tu58f AxeSi Co;iree SIl0eJt an . owta, , fastings, W agon Boxes. Also, Salt, whicU W Will sell bv the hmrrel.

I "e "a,e at Indianapolis, this 27th day of August, A. D. 1835, the 20th year of the State, and of the independence nf Uo TT,.;t

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