Indiana American, Volume 3, Number 41, Brookville, Franklin County, 9 October 1835 — Page 3
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"TVT. Woods has withdrawn his communi"ir reasons which it is not necessary to ItiK-
Immense Harrison Meeting. The great meeting heretofore mentioned as about being held in favor of Gen. Harrison, in Ross county, took place at Chillicothe, on the 26th ult. The number present, is represented as having been exceeding large. Duncan McArthur, Esq. late Governor of Ohio, acted as Chairman, and fourteen prominent citizens officiated as Vice Presidents, and five as Secretaries. The Preamble and Resolutions are spirited in the highest degree, and were enthusiastically adopted with entire unanimity. Meetings of this kind crowd so rapidly upon us, that we find it altogether impracticable to publish the tenth part of them. We shall.
however, at some subsequent period, endeavor to give place to a part of the excellent res
uite a
Ve had, on Wednesday morning last, j olutions of our fellow citizens of Ross.
smart sprinkle of Snow in this section.
Jv Tth is rather early for enow in this latitude.
rirriw" Meeting. A- meeting' of the friends of
(n Harris0 was ne' at Lawrenceburgh, on Vcndty last for the purpose of appointing persons BittenJ themectiig at Indianapolis on the SeKni Monday in December next. The Hon. Jons Holmes of Maine, well known t the Halls of our National Legislature, and recolected by those who have felt his sarcasm as well those who have been pleased with his wit, has
lem elected at the late election in -Maine, to the
filature of his own State. Co!. Strother, late a candidate for Congress in fssonri, was indicted at a late session of the Grind Jry at St. Louis, for challenging Col. Bcnwtoaduel. Benton was a witness before the
Jujt. We know not what the penalty for challen- v
The Rush County Agricultural Fair is V0"?
v.-i ir Av and to-morrow, f Oct. 9th a'
The whole country appears to be movine
wiui an energy and spirit in favor of the old Patriot, that indicate his certain success. On. Whig.
ety amid
fleare pleased to see notices of several , ' ml Fairs in this State, to be held this' . a
Xing-
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The Jlirion couuiy r air as uriu on i rluiVllmni:r
We understand that -Mr. Wm. Barickml the t. lected Justice of the Peace, at the election its , r.irficl.l township on Saturday last. He, V the
tlected by 11 totes over Isaac Newton Hanna, Ebe
Get. Harrison a candidal ' for only one Term. a
We have always understood from Gen. Harrison :hit if he was elected, that he would not be a can-i-.iitefora Second Term, and we now have his :'.edg that he will not. The Cincinnati IntelliC?ncer says "Repeated conversations with the Unml upon the subject has enabled us to state without equivocation, that no circumstances would vice him to serve for a longer period than one Term,' and that "he will never prove recreant to principles upon which he is elected." In the ,r.iirg canvass we wish it recollected that he is ;:!v towrve for one term; therefore, will have no Secernent to use the patronage of the Government ts t means of securing his second election, but will ni in eye singly fixed upon administering the
tKvtnment for the good of the country, and for
i s immortal fame.
Magnificent Present. An East Indiaman arrived lately at London, bringing as part of her cargo a number of articles of most costly and magnificent description, as presents
to the King of England, from the King of
Uude. 1 hey consisted of a bedstead of solid gold, and a table of the same metal! two chairs of solid silver, besides other articles, the whole richly chased and ornamented with carved figures. There were sent also, two
elephants, two Arabian horses and two dwarf
buflaloes. The elephants are mill of stature, being but eleven years of age, male and femaleacca;ompanied by attendants, natives of
swer. I eii c spiiMiuiu uresses ui uie paper or I "ie elephants accoutred with to the dict"lim?s The dwarf buflaloes are fine, I hadnt'ie common pig in this ro.mtn . patience, wheiutu' creatures, and as a cuthought propt T,,e vvhole of lhe presents I began aga.t,ie value of S0.(M. I ..efeKMAD' Boston Transcript.
the woods. , Py ,i 4i. r i.
nave oev at r -i i i , -.tiorded much ai
LATER FROM ENGLAND. By the Liverpool packet ship Nnpolean, Capt. Smith which arrived at this port on Sunday, we have Liverpool dates of the 21th ult. and London of the 22d ult. They contain intelligence in the highest degree interesting to every friend of the human rights and liberal principles. In the House of Lords the Municipal Corporation Bill has been amended, and the house of Commons have, in retaliation, refused to grant the annual supplies to the Crown! This is unquestionably a crisis more momentously interesting than any which has occurred in English politics since" the revolution that brought Charles to the block. How the Lords will get out of their dilemma remains to be seen in the sequel. JW Yorker. France. Public attention in France appears to be entirely absorbed by the new measure of the Government in relation to the freedom of speech and the press. We published the bill entire in our last, from which our readers may see the dangerous lengths which Louis Phillippe and his infatuated advisors have determined on going. These high-handed and despotic measures meet every where, as they deserve, a most tremendious opposition. The revolution of Julv was produced by measures scarcely more obnoxious than the present. They are still violently discussed in the Chambers. .Vac Yorker.
We were handed two communications from C.
Hutchen on yesterday evening, with a request
publish them in this paper. One of them had kready been before the public for a week, conse-
leently not fit matter for our paper. The other
fu too lengthy to be put in type at so short a no-
s. We will not delay our pap ond the pubrstion hour for anv man.
Vert Untlevs ant. We are exceedingly i.nedto learn, that while Mr. Clay, was at"J. to a suit as counsel, in the Coutt ujcat Lexington, a lew days ago, some al"cition took place between him and Col.
f oo!!ty, when the latter struck Mr. C, and rnediatclv a general combat took place bc-
cetv the parties litigant. e regret to add.
)t the report states, that Mr. C. during the
ray. was considerably injured, as nugni ' expected, the a flair had created great exement, and further difficulties were anticifd. We have heard no other particulars. On. JYhisr.
Bioonv DrELS. We have beared a rumor, mot unpleasant character, that several fls recently occurred down the river, in ':'chan officer of the Xavy, a Mr. Marshall. r the chief actor. The .account states that
squirrel commenced on board of a steam it. and that the parlies went on shore, in
"fcinsas, to settle the difficulties. It is said,
ori the first fire Mr. Marshall was shot in ;h;p, when be demanded of his antagonist, h were satisfied. Being answered in the
ptive, another fire took place, when Mr. h antagonist was killed. The second of
5 shun party then entered the lists, and Mr. killed him also. A third, tb I of the ortunate victims, then fe h Mr. ' second, who was likewu Mr. then fought with the indivin o had
his friend, and succeeded in i hing
Jk is the horrible tale, as we ha rd
m hope sincerely that it may pro exaggerated. Should anv Part f it
rrcto be erroneous, it will afford us pleas-
-lJ correct it. Cm. fl Aig-. Muxe The election in this State does arpear to have been attended with theint and excitement usual on such occasions evote was very small, not much over half !niimberof last vear having been polled.
6 ' an Rilrvti ri-vrrnnr m.il n mnioritV of
at--.. - ' J I
'giM;iturc of the same party, areclccincreased m.iiorities. In the first elec-
k'Vor the citv o' Portland there was no
fe a second trial has been had, which
Weii in tlie succes of the entire Opposition
Uc shall publish the official returns e State as soon as they come to hand. .Vcrr Yorker.
-V rfJorded much amusement.
aone, n a wrx- , . , i , i t -cin ass racc ,s ta'ie phicc at man, that we wpck Tho senipr of thc AJ "gnw'l3JSlr6adj in training. Betting runs mf. .efiis favor. His performances during
Die last war confirm thc belief, that he will win. Lou. Journal.
Alabama The following persons, who are all in favor of Judge Whitl for President, have been elected to Congress from this State: Keuren Chapman, Joshua L. Martin, Joab Lawler, Francis S. Lyon, Dixon II. Lewis. wVcrc TorArr.
By the last arrival from Liverpool we learn that thc Hon. fVm. T. Harry, American Minister to Spain, is still at his lodgings in that city too ill to proceed to Madrid. His health was in a very feeble and shattered condition when he left the Post Office Department, and a few weeks sojourn at the Virginia Springs failed to recruit his strength. It is said that he was scarcely ever out of his berth during the passage to Europe. lie is reported to be rapidi- sinking under a confirmed consumption. .Veto Yorker.
G as versus Steam. The Harrisburgh In
telligencer, in speaking of Mill's a?rial voyage, and of his passing over the Columbia Railway, I emarks that as the steamer came nufting and smoking along the railway, the
.Eronaut sailed gallantly over the river, af
fording the good people a fine opportunity of
comparing the two rival modes of traveling
A spectator says, that the Engineer turned up
his smoky visage, squirted steam with great contempt at his more lofty-minded competitor: while the latter returned the compliment by a shower of sand from one of his ballast bags. We are happv to state, however.that no dam
age was sustained on either side from the
jealous manifestations. Our pious forefathers.
a hundred years ago, w ould have sworn mai the foul fined was riding in them both. The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser announrrs the late rhanffe in the domestic relations
of the Louisville journal, in the following hu
morous style. Prentice, the king of satirists, and the prince at least, of wits, in this country the well known editor of the Louisville Daily Journal is at last married. He could not have happened upon a happier Miss-Take. if indeed it was a blunder, and we believe the ladv will never have cause to regret the Prentice-ship under which she has enlisted. We dreamed as little of such an event, as we did of a silken union between the beautiful river that whirls past the city and the towering Alleghenies from whence its sources are gushing. Here's joy to him, however and a "cup o' kindness yet for auld lung syne.' Sir Charles R. Vaughan, Envoy Extraor- .. 1 f - i It mf nnf 1 1 rv nf lllfa
dinary.ana iuunsiei in.Mitr,rll,,l.l.,J v.. ...v. Kin" of Great Britain to thc United Stales, tookleave of the President on Saturday Inst, and is about to teturn to Europe. A public dinner was given to the Minister atGadsby s; parting dinners were also given by Secretaries Cass and Woodbury. Xcw Yorkrr.
More Lynching. A whale was recently indulging his curiosity by a short jaunt up the Chcsepeak bay, floundering and spouting along to the no small astonishment of the natives; now lounging slowly and carelessly, as td t...;;r. nf tl.f epnerv-on the shores.
then darting away with the swiftness of
thought in pursuit ol his prey. midst of his sport, some gentlemen, supposing i. ;,n uKnlitimi no-pnt. collected a strong
1 1 1 1 1 1 V.V V- ...ft . -'... . . y , 1 I party, and very inhumanly Lynched him onj thc ipot. JVew lorAcr,
C il I . . . . ..
oiofw. mis unnapnv country is Mi rii-
traded by the tumultuous and blood v factions waning within her boonu The Government of the Queen seems to mike little or no headway against ilie in.-urgents. Spain has at least
consented, with mortal rebut mce no doubt.
to recognize all the South American States as free and independent communities a recognition which should have been made years ago, and which but mortified anily and deeply-rooted prejudice could have so long retarded. A Minister horn Mexico, and one also from Venezuela, has been received in this official capacity by the Spanish Court. .Yczc Yorker.
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The edifice for the mint in this city has been commenced on Jackson square, under the superintendence of Martin Gordon, Esq. The plan proposed for the building1 has the front placed in Esplanade street, where there will be a splendid portico. The whole cost of the huildintr agreeably to the plan accepted is estimated at 4 millions 200,0(10 of which have been already appropriated, sufficient to complete one wing, which may be expected ready for operations by the fath of May next. This edifice will be an ornament to New Orleans; and will equal any public building of its kind in the country, inutility and appearance. .A i to Orleans Bee.
Ill MENIAL,. Married On yesterday, by liev. Elijah Barwick, Mr. William Jones to Miss Sisaji Wiggins all of this county.
CiXDIDA TES FOR SEXJ TOR. James Conwell, C. W. Hutciien, Ben. Sed. Noble. Ctnvirtatcs for Justice of the. Peace. A. Carmiciiael, George Stewart. J. McWhorter,
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WEO. IV. KYA1. House and Sis?" Painter.
WOULD respectfully inform the public that he still resides in
kirf Brookville,and continues the business
of Painting, lie has served a regular
apprenticeship, which added to a considerable experience since, gives him a knowledge and practice in the business equalled by but few. He is confident that he can do work in as neat and durable manner as any other Painter in the State. He refers the public to specimens of his work, which can be seen at different places in Brookville. He hopes to receive a liberal share of the painting done in the county. Oct. 9th, 15. 41 3w
FOR PRESIDENT r-A
$ WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON. C Whereas, the Second Monday in December next has been designated as the day for holding a metting at Indianapolis by delegates from each County in the State, for the purpose of forming an Electoral Ticket to support the ' Democrntic Republican Candidate of the People Gen. JPill-
lam tienry Harrison. Jor 1'residenf, therefore, iVoliee is hereby given to the Democralic Republican citizens of FranklinCounty friendly to this distinguished Hero and Statesman, for the Presidency, to meet at the Court House in Brookville, on Saturday, 1ot. 7th, next, to appoint persons from this County, to represent us in the meeting to be held at Indianapolis in December next. As this is the only Republican way of forming an electoral ticket, it is hoped that the voice of every friend to the Constitution, and every opposcr of the Office-holder's Candidate, will be heard in thismeeting. It is the
earnest request that citizens from all parts of
the County attend. TIPPECANOE. S..HIV 15th. 1835. !tfUm.
dith :
Administrator's Sale. rjHIKRE will be a sale of the personal property JL belonging to the estate of Isaac Hastings, decensed, at the late residence of said decedent, about two miles above Brookville, on the West Fork of White Water river, on Saturday the 24th day of October, A. D. lS.'l.'S. To be sold Corn on the ground, Hogs, one Cow, Hay, Household furniture, &.C Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN HASTINGS, Adm'r. Sept. 2Gth, 1S35. 40 3w state of rsrm. -jjvvi, Franklin county. In the Probate Court of Franklin county, Indiana, November Term, 1S35.
llyleigh TV iwdworth, rs. Clarrel Stcaller, and Polly his tcife, late Polly liichey, Ann Jones, formerly Ann liichey, Elizabeth L. Jtichey, John It. liichey, Rachel Rich' ey, Thomas T. Richey, and Robert Richey heirs, and Esther Richey, widow of Adam Richey deceased.
fHllI l'i above named heirs and widow of Adam -H- Richey, late of Frnklin county, aforesaid,
deceased, and all others concerned, are hereby no
tified, that at the November term of the Probate Court, aforesaid, to be held at the Court-house in
Brookville, on the second Monday of November
ISstTj, I shall make application to said Court, for the appointment of Commissioners to set off the dower
in, and make partition among the parties aforesaid of the South West quarter of section 22, in Town
6liip 9, and Range 2, west, situate in the county
aforesaid, and of which the said Adam Richey died seized, 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, Atl'y for Petitioner. October 1st, 1835. 40 4w
Petition Tor Partition. STATE OF IJh'DFAkVA, Franklin County, ss. ) In Probate Court nf Franklin County, la. November Term, 1835. Abel Higbecin his own right, and' as guardian of Thomas Hedley .minor heir of John Hedley, deceased. On petition VS. for partition John Carson, and David Vanblari- of real estate, cum, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Hedly. nHlIE above named defendants, and all others JL interested are hereby notified, that at the November Term of the Probate Court aforesaid, to be held at the Court House in Brookville in said County of Franklin on the second Monday in November lSJto. I shall make application to said Court agreeably to the provisions of the Statute in such case made and provided, for the appointment of Commissioners, to make division of the South West quarter of section 23 in township 9, Range two, situate in said County, among the owners and proprietors thereof, according to their
respective rights, at which time and place you can attend if vou see proper and contest the same. GEO. HOLLAND. Att'y for Petitioner. Oct. eth, 1835. 41 4 w
II.1TTIXIS Itl'SIIVESS.
FAVIS R1GGS informs his old customers, and BLd the public generally, that he has renewed the above business in Brookville, at his shop. South East of the Court-House; where he will take much pleasure in furnishing all who may favor him with their custom. Hats of all kinds, of the best quali-
ty, and on the most ii"' ...v. of country produce received in payment, and cash not refused. October 1st, 183o.
On Petition for Partition.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
llY Virtue of an Order of the Probate Court of
M M the county of Franklin, and s'ate of Indiana
at the August term, A. D. 18.5, the undersigned
Commissioners will sell, at pub'ic sale, on the SlsX day of October 1835, at the Court-House door, in the town of Brookville, county of Franklin, state
aforesaid, thc following described Real Estate, of
which Adam Nelson, deceased, died seized, lying
being, and situate in the county and state aforesaid to-wlt: The N. E. qr. of S. 31, of T. 10 in R. 1
West of the meredian line of the lands directed to
be sold at Cincinati.
Also, the est hair of the A. W.qr.ors. V, in
T. 8, of R. 2, West in the district of land sold at
Cincinnati, and state of Indiana, containing eighty
acres.
And also, all that certain tract, parcel, or quarter
of land lying and being in the county of I ranklin
and st.ite of Indiana, and known as the . k. qr
of Section No. 33, in T. 9, R. 2, nest of the me
redian line drawn from the mouth of the- Great
Miami River, excepting If acres sold to Abrim
llackletnan, as may appear, there being 1584 acres of land more or less. And excepting the following described part set off to the widow of the said Adam Nelson, deceased, as her dower in his real estate, to-wit: Beginning at the S. W. corner of the S. 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 runninff N. 1011 poles to
stake in the lane between said quarter and the land of William Tyner, where he now resides, thence
E. 100 poles to the East line of said quarter section, to a stake near Joseph Winship's fence
thence south 10 1 1 poles to the South East corner
nf K.iid nuarter section: thence est on the oia
section line 100 poles to the place of beginning
containing 101 acres, including 1 acres which
was previously sold off to Abram Hackleman, ly
ing and being in the South East corner of said nuarter section, and said dower inclusive of the
said 11 acres, containing 100 acres.
Terms of Sale. One third of the purchase mo
ney to be paid at the time of sale; a.id the residue thereof, in one year from the day ol said sale, to be
KPrnred hv bond and approved security for the pay
mpnf thereof. The sale will commence at 10
o'clock on said day. ELIJAH BARWICK, SPENCER WILEY, Comr'e PETER HOCHENBERRY.) Sept. 24th, 1835. 39 ts
On Petition fnr r
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tate.
Notice or Petition. STATE OF INDIANA,) In the Probate Court Franklin county. of Franklin Co., Ind. ) November term 1335.
John Hastings, Reese Hastings,)
Hugh Hastings, Job Hastings, and William Hastings. VS. Thomas Hastings, Isaac Hastings, Nancy Vincent, formerly Nancy Hastings, and widow of Jeremiah Vincent, dee'd, and Joel Wilson and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Hastings.
flllll- above named defendants, heirs and legal J- representatives of Isaac Hastings, deceased, and all others concerned, are hereby notified, that at the November Term of the Probate Court of lha county of Franklin aforesaid, to be holden at the Court House in Brookville, on the second Monday in November 1835, we will make application to 6aid court, for the appointment of Commissioners to divide the following described real estate, situate in the county aforesaid, and of which tha aforesaid Isaac Hastings died seized, to-wit; The
South East quaripr nf vrt:nn m
in range 13, 1 f r ..ri i - ,,, ... y line. And al. . c ;" i . i . , ; township 11, ' tu-i. .,-..;' .;.. macres be the s: said Isaac Ha. i K .!. date October I :- i deed more par . ,,- provisions of i . -: provided, at m if you see proj . . -, GEO. " . .'.AM-. v . -. Sept. 24th, ' :; . . v Per : i V';r Y.-h - '..". Hannah Mc. . -v ( late Hannah ' . " vs. ',;. : Daniel Mo , j DANIEL MORGAN the defendant in thia case, is hereby notified that Hannah Morgan late Hannah Foster, the above complainant, haa this day filed in the Clerk's Office of th Franklin Circuit Court, in lhe county of Franklin, ani State of Indiana, her petition for a divorce in thia case. And has also tiled this day, in said Clerk'a Office, an affidavit that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana. The said defendant will therefore take notice, that unless he plead, answer, or demur to said Petition, on or before the calling of the case at the next term of said Court, commencing on the second Monday in October next, the said petition will be taken as confessed. ROBERT JOHN, (Tk of said Court. By J. M. Johnston, Att'y for Petitioner. Sept. IGth, 1835. 28 3w
Administrator's iotiee. NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Administration upon the estate of Isaac Hastings deceased, bae been granted to the undersigned, by the Clerk of the Probate Court of V ranklin county, Indiana. Persons having claims against aaid estate must present the same w ithin one year from this time, to the undersigned duly authenticated for payment. And those indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make immediate payment. 1 he estate is solvent. , . JOHN HASTINGS, Adm r Sept.2Cth.lS35. 40 3w
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the late firm of W. B
im. & S. M.DAVIS are requested to call on the
undersigned and settie the same without delay. S. M. DAVIS, Surviving Partner. A li S O . ALL persons indebted to JOHN DAVIS are requested to call on the 8ubscriberand aettle the game and save trouble. , I can be found in a room east of N. D. Gailhon a north of the court house. S. M. DAY Ib,e. Sept. 25th, 1835. S9-3m.
Spanish Sole Leather, Country do. Uupper Leather, Calf & Kip Skins, on hand and for tale by Sept. 21. N. I). Gamjok.
PROCLAMATION, BY NOAH NOBLE, GOV. OF INDIANA.
To the Sheriff of Franklin county, Greeting:
ion are hereby commanded to cause an election to be held in the several township! of your said tounly of Franklin, on Saturday the 1 7th day of October next, for the purpose of electing a Senator in tho place of the Hon. John Ueid, deceased, giving 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 nIixcd tha seal of thc state, at Indianapolis, this 27th day of August. A. D. 1S35, the 20th year of the State, and of the independence of the United States the fjOth. By the Governor, N. NOBLE. Wm. Sheets, Secretary of State.
TAKEN I P, BY Hudson Gentry, living in Fairfield township, Franklin county, Indiana, on the 22d day of August, 1835, an estray yearling Bay Horse Colt, with a small white spot in the forehead, lege dark; said colt appears to be not altered, no other marks or brands perceivable, and that the marks or brands thereof have not been altered by me or any other person to my knowledge, either before or 6ince taken up. HUDSON GENTRY. Sept. 19th, 1835. STATE OF INDIANA, I Franklin county. J Before me Redin Osborn, a Justice of the Peace in and for the township of Fairfield, and county aforesaid, personally came Hudson Gentry above named, the taker up aforesaid, and made oath in due form of law, that the above description and statements therein contained are true to the best of his knowledge and belief. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this lath day of September A.D. 1835. REDIN OSBORN, Justice of the Poaee. STATE OF INDIANA,) Franklin county. J We, John Danzenbaker and Thomas Adams being called on by Redin Osborn, a Justice of the Peace in the township of Fairfield, in said county aforesaid, to appraise a certain bay Colt, taken up by Hudson Gentry, on the 22d day of August 1835, do find the same to be a bay horse colt, one year old last spring, legs somewhat black, also the mane andjail, a small white spot in the forehead, the colt'appears to be not altered, no other marks or brands perceivable, which colt we appraise at $2i
this19th day of September, 1835.
JOHN LI A a ft r.iN n . ti-ttli, THOMAS ADAMS.
STATE OF INDIANA,
Franklin county.
Before me Redin Nsborn.a Justice of the Peaae
in and for the county aforesaid, personally came
John Danzenbaker and Thomas Adams, appraisera by me appointed to appraise the above described
colt, taken up by Hudson Gentry of the township of Fairfield, and being sworn in due form of law, on their oaths say that the above contains a true-description of the colt taken up as aforesaid on the 22d
day of August, 1835, and that the sum of twentyfive dollais is in their opinion, the value of the same unbiased by partiality, favor, or affection for any
man. In testimony whereof, I nave nereunio my hand and seal, this 19th day of Sept. 1835.
III .,11.1 lcuui.i, Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF INDIANA, )
Franklin county. J I, Redin Osborn, a Justice of the Peace of Fair
field township, in said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true copy of the proceedinge before me, had on the 19th day of September, 1935,
as regards tlie esiray con menuuiivu me rem, am tho same ii on file in my office. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand aud seal, thia 19th day of September A. D. 1835.
11 EDI N OSIiUKH. Justice of the Peace. ept. 24th, ISS5. ro3w
MACKEISEL.. FEW Barrels of No. 1 Mackerel, just rem. ccived, and for sale. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, Aug. lltb, 1835. 33 bty