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INDIANA LEGISLATURE,
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r. ftinns. both of principle and of prac-
I-e- but I trust these can be improved by Jtjd inspections, and by legislative scrutiny, rfthout destroying the institution itself. Occurrences, to which we as well asallothY,alicns are liable, both in our internal and external relations, point to the necessity of an efficient organization of the militia, lam ainduced, by the importance of the subject, to bring it to your attention. To suppress domestic violence, and to repel foreign invasion should these calamities overtake us, we mast rely i:i the first instance, upon the re.-it?Glv of the community, w hose will lias instituted, and whose power must support, the government. A large standing military force jsBOt consonate to the spiritof our institutions, nor to the feelings of our countrymen; and the leisons of former days, and those also of our vn times, show the danger, as well as the et&rmous expense, of these permanent and extensive military organizations. That just mediant which avoids an inadequate preparation onBe hand, and the danger and expense of a larre force, on the other, is what ourconstituents have a right to expect from their covernmenL This object can be attained oiJy by the K&kitenaace of a small military force, and by such .an organization of the physical strength .f tfee country as may bring this power into operatien, whenever its services are required. A -classification of the population -offers the niost Wious means of etFectine this organization. Such a division may
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be nsaee as wki re misi.io ui, oy iransiernng
each, at a pre per period of life, from one class
to Mother, and by calling ffirst for the services of that class whether for instruction or action, which, from age tsnaltnod for the duty,
and nay be called to perform at svitli least in
jury to themselves or to the psWc- Should
the dasrer ever becwa&e so cmmineAt as to re
join additiooaS force, the other classes in newston, wotd 'be ready Tor tke .call. And ft, ia adiitka to this rganization, "voluatary
associations were errcooraged, andcadoce-
aets beld oat for their formation, out
nilitia woold be in a stale of efficient service. Now, whea we are at peace, is the pnoper tme to digest and establish a practicable system. The object is certainly w ertk 4te txperimcQt, Knd worth &t expestse. X one appreciating tbe blessings of a RcjMiblican forerameEtcan biert tolas share of the
tardea which scn a nla caar impose lo-
AM Kill CAN. BKOO K VI l7i , I3,TN I I A r A FRIDAY, DEC. 83, 1835.
Democratic Republican Candidate of the iHo pie, for President, EJ. WM. II. II AltniNOX, OF OHIO. Harrison Electors for Indiana.
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( Owing to the crowded state of our colpmns va . c re able only to give the following moit interesting j uou a of Legislative proceedings: It will be - that some importmant matter hits been sub.edto the consideration of the Legislature.
IN SENATE, Friday Dec. 11. The Senate took II n l!lf ru!iitirii of Mr
Morgan on the subject of the purchase of n" i
ua, ana alter some discussion, it was committed to a committe of the whole Senate.
and made the order of the day for Mondav,
the '21st instant.
Saturday Dec. 12. The following resolution, heretofore offer
ee by Mr. Conwell, was taken up and adontted:
Resolved, That a committee of three be
ap-
ohn G. Clekdenix. of Orange countv. pointed bv the rhair. in nhta!
?I;Hm tl UvKER' ofT- er who shaH roPrt minutely, the proceedings Mr " eJSS WCr of ifankWn of lhU "OUSe- And Iessr3.ir. Ljsoch m iARTi. ot r rankun. . n i,'u;t t v . , Mr Arnnrr. v.,.w. r w wel, '"tcomb and Dumont wereaDnointed
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Mr. Albert S. White, of Tippecanoe. Gen. Marston G. Clark, of Washington Mr. Absam P. Andrews, of Laporte. Mr. A. W. Morris, of Marion.
said committee.
Messrs. Whitcomb, Shaw, Hackett and Dumont were announced as the committee on
Geological Surveys and Examinations.
egress. nothing has been done m Congress Bv vot nf M tn k, .. n
OrthV Of FDGCial nottr v tll t .fltim lis : i . .
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:ir dead. Y e gave the bers on all public documents nrinfPH Kv tUo
proceedings of Monday in our last. Tuesday. House and Senalp anH .J;str;i..,t.l u - .r
Wednesday and Thursday were principally occu- bers, and upon all letters. DaDers. and docu-
pied in making rules and regulations for their Gov. ments of a public nature received by them,
ernment the present Session. On Friday and Sat- during the session, paid out of the state trea-
urday neither House 6at. This is our latest date. surv.
On the 9th Senator Benton presented the ere- Mr. Ray moved for adoption the following reso
ilfntisls of John Xnrvell nA T ... 1 . e lution
tor eWt from th T.rrit xt:-' ' !, . f". the committee on canals and in-
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i niDiiuticu iu cuuuirc iiiiu
ved that seats be assigned them in the Senate. Mr. the exiediency of providing bv law for a roncm!
Ewing of Ohio, considering it a new matter, which Byste,n of internal improvements in this State.such
required a little consideration, moved to lay the '? tM .avfor iu objt the creation
buojvci on me taDie, w men was done. and the aonronriatinn r,f ono t a.m... .
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In the House some debate was bad on the 9tb. borrowed on the credit of the State for the term of
arising on a motion made by J. Q. Adams, instrnc- thlrty years at 5 per cent, interest, the said sum
ting the committee of Ways and Means to report , STfin j n p,y . M ten ',nual ,nstal,nenU , ... .. .... , or 900,000 dollars each, to Buch persons as may be me annual appropriation Dill in tmrtv davs. and a;
. v..8.u, auu mai 11 HuiL&uia r ran ge men lis can
wasnnauy decided in the affirmative. oe made with the State Bank, that said sum of ino-
. . ..ZZ T. I . ney be annually permanently deposited in sniil
cticimort .narket . uur sheet has been so crow- bank and its branches lor the full term of ti. .i..r.
ded, that we could not insert the prices. At Cin- ter of said bank; and the committee on the State
cinnati, Dec. 22d, pork was in demand at from 5 50 Bank in1u,re into the expediency of making the tofi 50: wl.iskPv hr,KW .t AO- V!nr7 r KM branches of said bank the fiscal agents of said funds
for the object aforesaid; and of amending the char-
ter 01 sain oank so as to enable it to issue its paper
based upon said depobites to double the amount thereof, and for this privilege to require 6aid bank
to pay to the State in its own paper, the amount of
said deposites annually, to be applied to the con
struction nf fil,4H tkiAAte rf inlom.l 1 1 n .1 a..... -
deem it unrecessary to go into a minute detail of M may be thoU!rht moBt expedient. Ann for ti.
Other articles in proportion. HARRISON CONVENTION.
As we shall give, in our next, some copious ex
tracts of the proceedings of this convention,
we I
what was done, at this time. Jays proceedings in our last.
We noticed the first purpose of paying the interest of said loan, to re
Mr, Ilillis wished it to be laid on the table from the nspect it has to Batiks. Mr. Conwell's consent to this motion being gained, the resolution was laid pfi the tabic by consent of the Senate. INSENATE. Friday und Saturday Dec. iSth. and 19th. West Point Military Academy. The most important resolution offered for the consideration of the Senate on Friday last, or. the one which called forth the most debate was the following, introduced by Mr. Shaw: Resolved, That the committe on Military
Affairs be instructed to inquire into the expe
diency of instructing our Senators, and requesting our Representatives in Congress, to
vote against any appropriations of the public money to the Military Academy, located at West Point; and to adrocate a'repeal of all
aws, or parts ol laws now in force, in relation
to (hat unnecessary and expensive institution.
After considerable discussion, and several
amendments being proposed, the resolution
was adopted, in its original shape, by a vote of
ayes IS, noes 10.
On Saturday P. M.Mr. Griffith introduced
a resolution something different in its charac
ter irom the above, on the same institution, but being put to the Senate, was lost. Mr. Griffith's resolution was for inquiring into the abuses, of said institution, and of memorializing Congress for the correction of them; and not for abolishing the institution.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. On Friday, in the House of Representatives.
Col. Stansbcny, U. S. Assistant Engineer,
made a detailed report of the various rail road
surveys in tins state, which were ordered to
be printed. Mr. Walker of Shelbv, offered
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a resolution lor uie appointment of a com
mittee to enqnire into the expediency of fix
ing the ratio for Representatives at 1.000 to
which Mr. Graham proposed an amendment,
"that each organized countv, with six hun
dred voters, shall be entitled to one reprcsen
tative" when the re-solution and amendment
were laid on the table. The ioint resolution
relative to pre-emption (o settlers on public
lands was read a third time and passed. Mr,
Liston preferred charges against Judge Ev
ens, wincn were sent to thejudiciary commit tee, with power to send for persons and pa pers. On Saturday, the petition of Joseph Hoi
man and others, was presented, preferine char
ges against David Burr, one of the Canal Commissioners, and Jesse L. Williams. Principal
Engineer, for locating the canal improperly, l.il . .. w
auu ouier mai-conauct in ottice, and also pe
titions were presented coing to sustain the
Delinquent Lands &r Lots. STATE OF INDIANA, i Franklin County, ss. 4 LIST of lands and town lots, situate in the L county aforesaid, which were returned to the undersigned, School Commissioner of said county, the 29th day of November, lS32:on which the taxes remain unpaid, after lhe lapse of three years.
Names of supposed owners.
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k. 47 spt. ?0 w J. 15 pt. 160 16(1
16(1
William Jeuks
Annsted Posey Daniel Ross
John Wats
Edward Blackburn
David Wade
Robert Urackenride 156
uavid uaytnan
M. T. Williams
Noble's heirs Richardson's heirs
John Reed
Keelcr
The folloiiin? is
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a. w . 3 12 11 N. w. 20 r2 12 n. k. 26 9 l v. w. F6 lo 11 s. e. 31 8 ' . k. 17 8 2 e. w. 17 9 2
too a. e. 5 8 2 3 acres out-lot adjoining Drookvllie 154 s. w. SO 9 2 56 b: k. 8 12 is 80 .pt. 8. r. 20 10 1 160 x.w. 83 9 1
a list or Jots in that part of
not constituted to form public opinion, but to
As this convention q're said bank to pay to the State a reasonable Commissioner and Engineer all of which
ble the bank to lKKiiA reasonable amount nf itd
express it, and as they were not instructed by the paper upon the permanent deposites of the United
priaaay meetings for whom to vote for a Canditate states in the branches thereof; with leave to report
- . , 1 r. V. PTirtcnt. n nomination was made.believinff 0J?" or otherwise
see a moderate portMB j tut national icoes " hMK-K Kt. r.l ,n rr- it more republican to let the PhOfLE vote for
boat they please, than to dictate to them. They
did not meet to nominate any canditate, but to se
led the members of the electoral ticket, to support
cwW scarcely be better applred, than in car
rying rote wert and continuing such an arntgeneat, mi in giving the necessary clesaetitaryifistriici&mt. W are happily at peace wrfk all (he werid. A sincere desire 4e on-
tinaeso,and a 6 ltd determination to giveno
jast cause of offence to otlier nations, furnish,
ufbrtiaatcly no certain ground of expectation that this relation will be uninterrspted. Vitk tills determination to give no offence is
aseciatei a resolution equally decided, tame-
I) to submit to none. The armor and the attiindeof defence afford the best security a-
gainst those collisions which the ambition, or interest, or some other passion of nations, not
aorc justifiable, are liable to produce. In
My countries it is considered unsafe to put
nu into the han ds of the people, and to in-
street them in the elements of mill tar-know I-
tiee: That fear can have no place here
Then fully it is recollected tht the People
arc the sovereign power. Our government
wasinstitaled and is supported by the hallotboi, not by the musket. Whatever changes
await it, still greater changes must lie made in oar social institutions before our political
sjitem can yield to physical force. In every aspect, there fore; in which I can view the sub
ject, I am impressed with the importance of
a prompt and efficient organization of the im-
Ima. (ct"sek ust page.
Which was read, and on motion of the mover.
laid on the table.
A SE.M1 TE, .Monday Dec. 14. On motion of Mr. Shaw,
Resoevcd That the judiciary committee Hi-
were referred to the Committee of investiga
tion. A THE HOUSE, Friday Dec. 18. A resolution was introduced by Mr. proposing to fix the ratio of reprcsen
tatives at one Representative for every 1000 voters. To which an amendment was offered
by Mr. , the object of which was to provide that couaties having n less number
j a man whom th PEOPLE had selected as their quire into the expediency of abolishing im- of voters than 1000, should be entitled to a icandidate. The following is the ticket selected. prisonment for debt; with leave to report by Representative. On motion of Mr. Morris,
Gen. John G.C'.endenin, of Urange County, Dr. bill or otecrw ise. I the resolution and pending amendment were
Hiram Decker of Knox, Gen. Milton Stapp of Jef- IN SENATE. laid on the table.
ferson, Enoch M'Carty, Esq. of Franklin, Achil-I Not having room in to-day's paper for the 1 Should the apportionment be governed by
is Williams, Esq. of Wayne, Albert S. White whole of the doings in the Senate, Dec. lj, the ratio proposed, it would give about 92
i . . a ii i . . rsrta a r-
kv f Tmnor-anoe. Gen. Marston G. Clark of we extract irom it me louowine most impor- representatives. A he larcest number ot
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Washington, Mr. Abram P. Andrews of Laporte, tani resolution, oueicu uy lur.ouwci. "-c vunsmuuoii w in aumuat any time,
as will be seen, to mane provision lor extcnaeti one uuuureu. j
Internal Improvements. Mr. Conwell offered for the consideration of the Senate the following Resolution.
Resolved, T. hat the committee on canals and
Brookville, and county aforesaid, laid off by Jesse
l. 1 nomas and others, returned and charn-ml as
above. Lots No. 3, 4, 9, 17, 18, 19, 20, S3, 24, 28, 29, 36, 55, 58, and 72.
1 he following list of lots charged as ahote. arc
in that part of Brookville aforesaid, laid off bv John
Allen benr. Lots No. 1. 2. north of 3. No. J B
9, 10, 15, 30, 39, 40. 43, 48, 72. 74. and 122.
The following lots in that Dart of sni.i II
laid off by Amos Butler. Lots No. 40, 41, 45. 48. 49,52,56,67, and 81,
I he following lot. situate in thut nrt nf ,M
Brookville, laid off by William II. Ead. Lot No. 8. Lots situate in that part of said Broi.kvill, liJ
off by Arthur Henrie. Lot No. 6 in sciuare No. 1
Lot No. 8 in square No. 8, and Lots No. 1 &. No. 3. List of lots in the town of Fairfield
ty, returned and charged as aforesaid. Lots No. 3, 4, 7. 8, 15, 34, 35, 40, 49, 57, 77, 79, S5, 87, 94.
V, tnj, Il'O, ll'O, 111, I IV, IIS, 116.
I, Samuel Bering, Commissioners of the School Fund in and for the countv aforesaid, do 'Lr..h
certify, that the foregoing is a correct liat of the
lands and town lots, situate, lying Aud be'm in the
county of Franklin aforesaid, as returned to my office by the collector of the state and county reve"r. . t I A . -I 1 - . .
me, hn inv; if ennrgea wiin the non pay ment of taxes for said year; and that remain unredeemed up to this date, together with the owners names, so far as they are known. And I hereby give public notice, that unless the taxes, penalties, percentage and costs chargable thereon, be paid on or before the next term of the Franklin Circuit Court, of said county, that a motion wi.l be mada for judgement, on the second day, or some subsequent day of the term, that any or all of said lands or town lots, on which the taxes Sec. are due, as aforesaid, may vest in the state aforesaid, for the
ubc ui ure ocnooi runa ol said countv. In wit
ness whereof, I have hereunto set mv hand, this
kiii uay oi uecemoer, a. ij. isms.
SAMUEL SER1NO, Commissioner of the School Fund, Franklin county, Ia. December 17th, 1835. 51 4w
and A. W. Morris of Marion.
Several animated speeches were made, and an
address reported and adopted to the People of In
diana.
frt-Rev. Mr. Palmer will preach at Capt. Isaac
Fuller's, on Blue Creek, on New Years evening at
early canaiengnting.
Jecio of Congrestme. On the 14th inst. Internal Improvements be instructed to en- CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
Law Gibberish. The verbose technicalities of legal phraseology are well hit offin the following: If a man would, according to law, give to
another an orange, instead of saying, 'I give yoa that oanlre,, which one would think
would be what is called, in legal phraseology; n absolute conveyance of all risrht and title
'Wein, the phrase would run thus I give
'i all and singular my estate and i.uerest, right and title, claim and advantage, of and
Jnth.it orange, with all its rind, skin, juice.
P'ps,and all right and advatage therein, with1 tt power to bite, cut, suck, and otherwise eat be same, or give the same away, as fully and effectually as I the said A B am now entitled to bite, cut, suck, or otherwise eat the same range, or give the same away, with or with
out its rind, juice, pulp and pips, any thing
"eretotore or hereinafter, or in any other aeea r deeds, instruments of what nature or kind ver, to the contrary or any wise notwithstanding;' with much more to the same effect.
Such is the language of lawyeis; and it is"
Try gravely held by the most learned men a
Mr. Gregf offered a resolution, which was adop
ted, instructing the Committee on elections to in
quire into the'expediency of changing the time of electing Representatives to Congress, so that the next election shall be on the first Monday in Au. mist next. On the 17th inst. the Committee to 5 -i
which this subject was reterrcd, reponea a diii
changing the time. The bill was read and passed
to a second reading. There is all reason to believe
that the bill will pass. We hope so. 1 he way it
: ... .,r,r.n-o.l wp lvs im Representatives for
IS II VI ' about 5 months every other year.and if there should
of Conerress we would neither
uxz u ki v v cj
be represented, nor mtxrepresented, in the lower
house. Other States elect sooner than we do ana
always have Representatives.
r HiIIE Subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Franklin county, that
he continues the business of
CHAIR 1 AKI
n the town of Brookville, Franklin Co.
Indiana, where he is prepared to execute
all contracts or oiders in his line, at the shortest
Jrhrf,
I'M 1 i
fj-We present the Presidents Message entire
this week. We are aware that many oi our rea
ders have seen this document, but we have done our best in laying it before our readers. We waited last week, until the latest hour for it and was com
pelled to publish our paper without even seeing it. We have since learned that it was in town several
days before we published, but it was kept from us,
whether purposoly. or not we cannot say: rexi
wek we shall endeavorto give a greater variety of news, legislative, congressional, &c. MniTii-Since our National Legislature as
sembled at Washington, two Senators and one Representative have died. Senator Smith (noticed in our last) and Senator Kawsof Illinois, and
n-r-rentative Wildman of Connecticut. JHr.
Kane on the 12th int. This unusual fatality is
t .recounted for. One or two others are aanger-
ously ill.
quire into the expediency of authorizing the
tund commissioners to procure in the United
tatcs or in l.urope a loan for five millions of
dollars, to be received in ten equal annual
payments, and to be negotiated at a rate of in
terest not to exceed four and a half per cent.
per annum, lor nity years; wnich loan is to be notice and on the most reasonable terms. Those
deposited as it is received in the State Rank wishing to procure either common or fancy chairs, of Indiana, at the above rate of interest. The will do well to call and examine his work. Ashe said Bank to be authorized to distribute the yends to apply himself closely to hi. shop, he , , .. natters himself that he will render satisfaction by
at posut-s hi uk. Ktv ei ui.iut.iiva, iv doing ,li8 work not inferior to any in lhe country. find it expedient; and the branches to be au- Hi, 6hop :s immediately north of R. & S. Tyner's
thonsed to discount twice tne amount so dc- Store. Call and see. nosiled and the Banks to honor at all times. FRANKLIN McGINNlS.
the drafts of the authoiued agents on the Brookville, Dec. 25th, 1835. 52 bty part of the State, until the amount of ten mil- SIX CE'TS REWARD " r. i At j jj . ............ . . . .. ...
lions oetnus arawn, aeaucimg at six percent I uaaw ai irom the subscriber, living in
ner annum, on the drafts until all said ten Springfield Township, Franklin County, la.
minions is uspd for Internal lmDrovements: abo"1 tl,e -n of October last, feylvester r.
, ... , i u i Lines, an indented apprentice to the farming bust
the state tor the amount spent in saia aistnci; went away a suit of blue cotton with a cap, also
and if the tolls arising from said improvements, had with him a tight bodied coat of Janes Arc. All that are to be made, should fail to refund persons are warned not to harbour or trust said boy
the monev borrowed bv the different Bank " my account, any person returning him shall have
, . . . ft . , J . i iij i the above reward, but no charges or thanks, districts, then the balance to be collected by ' STEPHEN CRAIG a system of taxation suited to each district, with leave to reoort bv bill otherwise. TAR.! IP.
Mr. Conwell moved to refer it to the com-Mf!' David A"ey xv'-ng in rnk,in cunty. , , , . i . JaLP Itrookville Township, two L6tray Steers.
miuee on uus huhu "r""'.' One a three years old last spring, Red and white, Mr. Boon moved to amend the resolution ;.i.i .n ..nKrK; nrik. 0e v-mr
so as to refer it to a select committee consis- The other a year old last Spring, black and white ger, repper.and I imento.
tine- of one number from each Judicial circuit, pided, marked with a crop off the Right Ear, and
J5 . . . . . . .f.L-i-A r v: .i i i i
IVfr X irlr mnvprf ihntlhfi rnmmiltrp ron- naiicrou oi ineieii. iar. iiu uiuer uiarKS ororauus
IVE1V GOODS. THE Subscriber has just received from Philadelphia and Cincinnati, a fresh supply of MERCHANDISE, i Suited to the present season. Which he offers for sale for Catk, and approved Country Produce, at as low rates as the same can be purchased in the
oiaie. ll is stock consists in oart of
Blue, blaclc,roun, green. mixtand drab Cloth. Blue, drab, and mix! catimere$. Blue, drab, lavender, mirt, te'rev. Ivotcn and
tlriped carinett.
Pilot cloth. Green Mackinaw blanket, a frit rate article for over-coal. Red, white, S- green Jlannel. Green baize 4- twilled Jlannel. Blue, green, and white canton Jlannel. Padding, cama, goat hair, and othe7-eamb!cti. Rote, and point blanket. Green, blue, plumb, brown, critnton, and othtr
colored m -reno circatnani.
Green, red, blatk and brown bombaxctt. Black and brown'lutetlring tilk, and tatin. Black, red, green, and blue tabby velvet. Black and blue tilk velvet, ank velvet vetting. German, twamdown and valen.'ia vetting. Irith linen, and liven cambric, Bobinel Se jaconet .Wutlint, plain 4- Jigured. Plain & figured book mutlint, print, gingham. Painted mutlin & Jrench chint. .Mull, and Swit mutlin. Bed licking 4' curtain calico. Jlpron check, and furniture check. Blue, black, brown, green, yellow, pink mutlin. Bobinet and thread lace and edging. Green, blue, pink and white Jlorencc. White tatin, and hat crape. Pink, black and white Italian crape. A variety of drett hdkf, thawli, 4 c. Black italian and barcelona cravat t. Black and white ilk and cotton hose. Pongee, Flag, and bandana; handkerchief. Flag, cotton and gingham do. Bonnet ribbon, and cap ribbon of all colors. Silk and cotton umbrella. Tape, tilk , twit, and torded k ir. Button of all kind. Black and colored cord and braid. Ladle tatting and morocco thoe 4- boot. Ladie't ilk, beaver and hotkin glove. Leghorn, tutcan and ttraw bonnet. . . While cravat, and black bombazine ttock. And not these articles only.buLalmot-t any arti
cle that may be asked for, will be found in the
stock; as also.
GROCERIES.
First quality Imperial and Young Hyson Teas. Rio Coffee, N. O. Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Molasses,
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none thpm. tht k. h nmUunn of an v one "RamiSBCKGR Repositobt. e nave
of these words, the right of the said orange : ceived the first number of a paper of this title, ould not pass to the person for whose use tne printed at Greensburgh, Decatur Co. Ia. edited by
ne was intended. The Mechanics of Lav
making.
John Thompson, Esq. It i superroja. i . rt the old Democratic Republican,
the Fanner of North Bend.forthe Presidency.) judicial, or the congressional districts, but pre
f fmm rh ino-ial rirrmt which oi mem, inai is noucaoie, appraised oy
B.al . j-- Thomas Smith and Is
was agreed to ny Mr. o. Mr. Clark thought the reference should rather be made to a committee from the Bank districts. Mr. Thompson was for two from each judi
cial circuit.
Mr. Shaw agreed with the gentleman from Perry. Mr. Favne thought it a matter of not much consequence whether the reference be to the
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Cash Wanted!! 4LLreon indebted t. the Subscriber
hereby requested to mak payment without ,f tfcrare-any who cannot now pay they " ""sired to bome ani rive their cotei - ... . 6 N. D. CJALLION. e-Sita, 1835- 52 bty;
Tw. ..it ;ni in the Repository are good, and the
editorial evinces a business talent, une wore to foreman of the Repository-be careful of your r,...wrVton this depend the major part. e
willingly enter the Repository upon our exchange j
ferred the latter; and would have two members selected from each of those. Mr. Thompson then moved to lay the resolution on the table.
Mr. Conwell hoped it would not be laid on i
the table but that it would be referred.
saacCooley, to be worth $14,-
25.
I do hereby certify that the above is a true tran
script from my Eslray Book, Given under my band
this Sfth. day of Dec. IISK. JONATHAN ALLEY, J. P. Hides & Cash Wanted.
WE, the undersigned , are pay i ng cash and leather for raw hides & skins. We want those who are indebted to us for leather to pay us in
hides or cash on or before the 10th day of January next. We hope our customers will oblige us by
complying with this notice. If not, we will have
to disoblige them bvoutingtheir accounts and notes
in an officers hands for collection. We want 50 or 15 cords of good Tanbark, for which we will give leather; the bark to be delivered in the month
of May & June. N. DAVIS, & J. M. VIELEY. December ISA. 1855. 61 3w.
DykStvff. Indigo, Madder, Alum, Logwood.
11 arpwake. Ltutts, screws, hinges, bolts, curry combs, handsaws, handsaw files, millsaw files, horse-shoe rasps, shoemakers rasps; brittana, plated and iron table spoons, gimblets, augers, steel tobacco boxes, and steel spectacle cases; till, trunk.
chest, cupboard, stock, knob, brass; pad, and sad
dle bag locks, &c. &c. Cvtlerv. Knives and Forks, Scissors, socket chissels. Firmer do. and Turning do.. Gouges, Plane irons, shoe, butcher's, pen, and pocket knives, drawing knives, and Razors. ' ' Qi; kens wars. Tea pots, sugars bowls, cream ings, cups and saucers, Liverpool, celttc. China, 4common ware, coffee pots, Liverpool, ceKic. painted and common plates, dishes, Jcc. Glaes-Ware, Iron, Nails, Castings, Sugar Kettles, Salt, Whiskey, Port Wine. F. Brandy: &c.
Also. Tobacco, cigars, smoking tobacco, powder, lead, shot, flints, coffee mills, trace ehamf , hames, sbovels and tongs, spades, shovels, bl cords, and grass ropes, 4rc. N. D. GALLIOT Brookville, Dec. 10, - Q
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