Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 July 1836 — Page 3
AMERICAN
Daniel Bates--Reader A. C. Chamberlain--Orator Thos. Mathews, Alexander Cregmile Cates, Phillip Lynch, and John Todd.
. 1- uuu juiiii i out!
Jacob
committee
n-e;nei?. It is with pleasure that
el-1 tint there is fa:i.'moletv of our State
Wm. White
rr V . f . f "V ill A A.!of arrnnirpmfiit!
James Gilbreth, Wm.
Resolved. That all osternti be dispensed with Resolved, The :can be request The meeting
Resolved, That the independents ought to be acknowledged by the
States
L
whenever satisfactory information shall
E
Enoch
be received that it has in successful operation a
civil Government, capable of performing the / Rufus
duties and fulfilling the obligations
we learn by the following article
prospect of obtaining
Improvement. The following
Indianapolis Journal of
ower.
igaticnsof an inde-!
i.
T. L
m
oi tier c-.tect'iig n
,st recei k.l .": -.tn ir Canal we I-taru. li.-t there it a
vl-ii' rl!v. . - i
nor cent, loan suut.,n.ru i uu.iuu i ...V Innrovcisscnu. If the contra.-. i coni.advice of it will be received ...only." "EvDa i'" -:il0i:nt 5,(5 obuliicj, anJ l'-.3 lil 1 .,,.), nw before Congress, nd which has pass"ths Senate, heuld become a law. for the Dis-
c ,i Suruius uevenue, v wi.ien mui-
Daniel Baths, Springfield, June
Clw stated that tin: committee. hej7-"1 Warns lr apnv to inform thr- St.ni.io l....i il.. t ' '''
.inanimou m ihe sanction of thi? report. He I bamuel St rn&
!,"" lul hnow main was very important that j
.,..,wi.w Miuiiu ne acted on at this
sion.
iranian
h
it. . Puree!!, Shool Ct, ,iittii)uer.
James fVulitue, Fur Coroner.
hrcel W. fionham.
Consi
f.on
obtain Iiclr a i'li"''1 f dollars, it will be
rtir iS nU''as -l.l o "i" " " J . -Th those who are opposed to the ork o Im'ovesciit, nisy conjnre up a thousand obstructions ; nroreis, yet every movemciii towards its c3Mlet:o is successful and gives every assurance (V iH be finished as bjuu as anticipated by the
.fider.t.
itiVOd
POSTSCK1PT. the abov was iu type a letter his been rein town, fiom cur Uepresentative in Con-
. . w hnri rpretv.'d the pratifvin'T
pesf, 110111 "u;v" . o i3telligence that the bill regulating the Dcposites
iUU public money, and Ue oivismn oi me buri revenue among the States, without interest, jading to their Uepresentation in both Houses, M,jfaoa the evening of the 2 1 si of June, by a c.e of 155 to 3S. This puts to rest, at once, all ioiVj relative to the epeedy commencenieut of our ub!;c improvements. An era of unexampled wiitLaaJ prosperity is dawning upon us. rJt8 bill also, extending the benefits of the pennon U to those veterans who served from the pt:e of 17S2to 92, including St. Clair's, Wayne's, i.,d Harraar'a Campaigns, provided they ehall have ja.-vcJ three ti.oi.ths, has paesed both Houses. STILL LATER. Frum the Indiana Democrat of June 2Wi. The following is a copy of an extiact of a letter ttoa Isaac Coe, Ksq., one of the Fund Commissioner! of Indiana, to James Morrison, Esq., Secrcirrof the Iioard of Internal Improvement, dawi ' "Va.bhisto Citt, June 16, 16:'S. James MoaaisoN, Eeq.
n93r Sir For the information of the Hoard of
Internal Improvement I would inform you that the
fjsd Commissioners have contracted for a loan of
JIifl.OOM, for Internal Iiuproveinent, and the N at.dimd Erie Canal; from three to four hundred
lUwad of which will bo for internal improve-! writ." We understand that the loan was taken by the Mtsin. Cuheu of Baltimore, and we believe that t!iute bonds, bearing 5 per cent, interest, payai; ia 25 years, were taken at par. Ten per cent. U o3 paid ia Land, one half on the lut of SeptemSt,ndthe remainder tho 1st of November next. Doctor Coe expresses a confidence that the w hole ton will be made before wanted. We think there aa ii no doubt that the Hoard will proceed with lU Ittlir.gs immediately. dJjourAmtnt of Cougre.Hoth Houses have fedrelution providing for the adjournment f Congress oa the 4th of July inst. When the
MHiberi return to their constituents, when they W8 ui:e4 what ihey have dure the last Session, they will Live to answer with their finger in their C"u:ti"wehave ;?fir tfrcn tnoitths for which we m:ti $3 jcr day. Is that not enough!" JapoiiJmtnti ly the Praident. Tlie President ui nominated to tho Senate, Ex-Governor Geo. w"olf, of Pennsylvania, to be first Comptroller oi" Treasury in the place of Mr. Anderson; and EtGoreraor Albion K. Parris, of Maine, for seMtl Comptroller of the Treasury, in place of Jas. T.Ttornton who bis been appointed as charge to Pea.
I ATE FROM Pni: Yvrktrihe packet ship lndcpen.i. Capt. Nve, arrived at this port on Tucsd-iy in twenty dav's from Liverpool-, bringing London dates to the 22d ult. Her advices are of general and varied interest. In Lng.and, the collision between the Aristocracy and ihe people rapidly approaches itB crisis. A bill having passed the House' of Commons for the relorm ot ti.e Irish Municipal Corporations, the House of Lords have so amended it as completely to change its chaiacter, striking out nearly all its clauses except those abolishing the old corporations. The Mininry opposed this to the utmost, but in vain. The spirit of the nation now demands that the Commons shall refuse their assent to the amendments, and suffer the whole bill to be lost. A deep excitement pervades Great Britain and Ireland, a.id there are voices raised in favor of an efficient reform of the House of Lords itself. Mr. O'Connell submitted on the 20th a motion of leave to bring in a bill on the 21st inst. to reform the House of Lords and make the members of that body elective. Mr. G. Price gave notice of a counter motion to expunge Mr. O'Conneli's from the notice book. This may he done, thouirh we doubt
it; but it will not he so easy to expunge it from the minda and memories of the people.
I lie stability ofthe Ministry is threatened from
another quarter. Loruv Melbourne, the Premier,
is loudly charged with immoral conduct in private life, of such a nature aa mu.st, if proved against hiin, drive him into rctiremei.t. It is rumored that a compromise had been effected with the in
jured party; but the Opposition press loudly call ioi
an exposition, and declire that the matter shall not be hushed up between the parties.
Specie is now beinj shipped from England to
the United States, the rale of exchange making it
prontaoie speculation.
Mr. Roebuck, again ofthe Radical party in Canada, has brought forward a motion in the House of Commons, of which the purpose is to make the
Legislative Councils in the Provinces elective. It
will be Etrenuously and we presume successfully
resisted.
Sir Andrew Agnew's bill for the belter observance of the Sabbath, has been thrown out of the
!loii!e on its second readme by a lare majority .
The House of Commons had adjourned till the
;;ntli Jiav.
Yet as il.r m,,l. I... ' I tur V""'y-o"wr
. - - ". .-iiuciiifii v nil t trst JJiitrict.
;.u,u uesire to give (heir vtews on this snl- A,mr Shirk,
jcei, f,e woulJ move that the ronoi-r u ... h,
lt d, and made the snr-H-il r...Ti..,.,.i....
next
Mr
Wiltitim Ulniliz,
Sttphtn C
In F ranee, M. Thiers has triumphantly sustain
ed himself in the Chamber of Hepulies against the embittered opposition of the 'doctrinaire party of
MAI. Dupin, Guizot Co. The quenion was on an extra appropriation for the completion ofthe
t'uDlic v. orka throughout tho kingdom liners having spent the original grant of $20,000,1)00, and $I,0U0,CC0 over, for which he asked an appropriation. It was carried by a vote. of 255 to 100. The King's two oldest sons, the Dukes of Orleans
and Nemours, are now travelling in Germany, where the mott flattering attentions are paid them. It is presumed that a matrimonial alliance with an Austrian or Prussian Princess is in contemplation. The new Prince Consort of Portugal was attacked, very shortly after the consummation of his marriage with Queen Donna Maria, with an illness, precisely similar to that which proved fatal to his predecessor (a species of quinsy.) He refused the attention ofthe Court physician, says the story, and booh recovered. Of course, there are broad hints of poison. He has been invested by the Queen with the title and functions of Commander-in-Chief of the Portuguese army, though the Cortes had voted that such a step would not be advisable. From Spain we have the news of another overturn of the Ministry. Mendizabal and his who'c Cabinet have resigned, in consequence of the Queen's refusal to supersede Gen. Quesada and the other general officers in the vicinity of Madrid.
31. Isturitz has been charged with the formation of a new Cabinet. Gen. Evans ha not prosecuted the advantages gained by his army in the battle under the walls of St. Sebastian, but the open aid rendered by Englatid to the Constitutional cause seems to be producing its natural eifect. The Carlists are retreating and concentrating their forces in the mountains of Guipuiscoa.
heston, in a tone which did not reach
us in our remote position, expressed his ac
quiescence in tlie motion, ai:d his wish that a resolution offered by him some davs since.
calling on the President for a communication
on the subiect of
twecn him and the Government or agents of Tex as. on the su Inert nf th..
ministration, &t. of Texas, he tak en un.
i he Senate would then he able to decide
whether any further action was necessary.
iir. Ci,.y said he honed the resolution
would be taken up. It would be very desirable to have the information which it asked for, in order to determine if any stronger measure
was necessary than that tiov reported. The motion of Mr. Ci.ay was aereed to.
x leouiuuon onerca iv Air. I re
was taken up and agreed to.
From the Louisville Adver'iter of lUe lh. iutt.
jjytne recrnt arrival ol the schooner San Jacinto from Galveston, private letters have been received in this, from one of which we are permitted to extract the subjoined: Galveston Island, May 2(5. 'We arrived here yesterday, and have learned since our arrival that the sc hr. Santiago was got off the bar, by some persons residing at Velasco, and has been sold together with her entire cargo; the larger part of which was in a damaged state. Those that succeeded in getting her offclaimed salvace on ves
sel and cargo. Gen. Santa Ana is at present at Velascounder a very strong guard, together w ith Aimonti; the residue of the prisoners captured are here. All the Mexican forces have withdrawn to Bexar, which place they are making their head quarters at present; before quitting they had swallowed up all the provisions about "the neighborhood ofthe 15razi; (having had posession of Brazoria for several days) which has caused a partial famine in
that part of the country.
Serund
DislrH. Ihos.
ll'hucott.
Flannels.
Soda Water fc Syrup. IHE subscribers would inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Brookville and vicinity that
this delightful beverage for hot weather can be had at their Drug Store, on the East side of the public square. KENEDY &: CASTOR. JunelTd, lSr.6. 26 tf
Side of Lots in the Town of MOl'T CARHILL. rflHE subscriber having laid out as an addition -EL to the original pint of the Tow n of Mount Carmel, Franklin County, IndiLna, about fony in mid out Lots, will effer the same at public vendue on Friday the 22d day of July, ISoO. Mount Cannrlis situated in the heart of one of the richest sections of country in the County, and lies on the State road, leading from Hamilton to Brookville. eight miles East of the latter place.--It is a place possessing many advantages over any other village in the County. There is in ihe viliHge a good School House in which a free School
wiii be kept a greater part of -the year. Also 3 Mercantile establishments, a pood Dublie hou.-e.
Arc. Arc. There is not , perhaps, a better stand for almost any kind of a mechanic in the County. The situation is healthy. JACOB FAUSSET. July Irt, ISoG. 27 4w. Carding and Fulling. rfTHIE subscribers would inform the public that -fl- they have rented the Silvan Factory, latelyoccupied by E. Barnsley, one mile above Brookville, where they will Card Wool the present season. They are also prepared for Fulling and Dying Cloths. Thfy carry on this establishment as well as the one in Brookville, formerly occupied by Geo. W. Kimble. JACOB WALTER,
AUGUST YOG EL. GOTTLIEB EGKERT. June 2Mb, ISoG. 27
TLj Governor of Pennsylvania, June lih. vc 11 two bills enlarging the capitals of banks in
State. They were the Moyameiuiug and Far-
ct i wd Mechanic Banks. W hat was hisj objec
t orn we know not. The Governor is rendering t:2'.f Eorc famous for vetoes than any thing else.
The Sim Extinguished. The Washington Sui:.:' a newspaper which w as established in Washington City about IS months ago. for the support of Judge White, for the Presidency, has now ceased to shine. For what cause we know noi.-Kunanha Bunncr.
Rusuud II. Bavard, has been elected Senator lr'Ccnjresg from the State of Delaware in the oi Mr, Xaudain, resigned. Two Xcw Stvtes. It will be seen frecn our irs-on:! proceedings, that two new States bcu added to the Union Michigan and Ar-
T"9 Union now is a constellation of twenty six S;s'-, instead of 21. State of Arkansas '.I State "Michigan:: recollect reader that cal1 ll'ein
nroes hereafter, and not apply to them the wf.-:'!,?!.. , .. -p .-.
J KUU OI ifTIUUIJ. FOURTH OF JULY. meeting of the citizens of Spriu 'field --aUip held at the House ot Dr. Judah Hinkfor the iiurnnce of makinsi arrangements to
"ratethe anniversary of American IndepenCapt. Jnoh Oatea was called to the Chair,
I ."pointed Diniel Bates Secretary, when the I iiidwi!, . :..-,.iilf adoated.
t'j. llous i" uium; ' , b'ihed. That as citizens enjoying the bless-
"Pd privilitresof our free institutions, we con,isritnnr Krt.,,).,.. -i...., lbrate the day on
i5ki ,!,r.,! free and independant
.. &.'M-i. Tkit fl iiinn.r h nrovided by subscrip
the lot of I.ee Uarel which shall bo free for
J" 10 Mruke, and the following named persons ? 'PPointed officers of the day.
j. --"u oioui onapiaui. dadah Hinkley Marshall. ?ul Rariden President, ar Cunningham V. President.
GENERAL HOUSTON. We lean from the New Orleans papers that General Houston, the Hero of San Jacinto, left that city on the 7lh inst. on board the steam boat Caspian, for Nachitoches, on his way to rejoin the Texian army. He was accompanied by Doctor Erwin, Surgeon General of the army, by Major Alexander Le Itoy, one of his aids, and by Major Cook. His wound is in a fAir wav of soon becom
ing completely cicatrized, though it is fear
ed that the anxiety to return to dut,has induced him to set cut upon his travel rather prematurely.
One ol the papers speaking ot the state ot
the wound at the time of his departure says:
'rhe tracments of the anoc bone have
all been taken out, and although he is not
able at present to set up for more than an
hour or two at a time, he is considered to be rapidly progressing towards convalcscncc."
Ho declined accepting the public honors voted to him by u public meeting in that
city.
He passed his time while in New Orleans
at the hospitable dwelling of his friend William Cristy, Ksq, from whom he received tlie utmost kindness and attention.
Cincinnati Whig, June 2-1.
From the Cincinnati Whig. INDEPENDENCE OF TEXAS. Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Committee on Foreicrn Relations, made a report to the Sen
ate onSaturday the I Sth int., on the subject of recognizing the Independence of Texas by
the United States. The report is aeciaeuM favorable to such recognition, and points out the various modes by which Texas may be recognized as an Independent Power, viz; 1st, by "treaty, 2nd, by law regulating Comirteraal lntorcourse; 3d, by sending to Texas Diplomatic Agents; and 4'-h, by receiving and accrediting such agents from Texas. The Report concludes by submitting thft 'following resolution:
NEW YORK. A large Democratic Republican State Conventh n, convened a t Utira. in the Stale
of New York on the 8th of Juue, nominated an electoral ticket to support Harrison and Granger, and also state officers. Hon. Jesse Duel, the celebrated agriculturalist was nominated for Governor, .nnd Hon. G. II. Baustow for Lieut. Governor. JcDiiG Bukl, was formerly the editor of the Albany Argus, w hen that paper supported the principles of Jetlcrson and Madison. He is a .supporter of Gen. Harrison for the
same otace. In consequence of these nominations, the Albany Argu takes the alarm for the fate of Van Buret), and cries loudly for help. It says the opposition to him will make a strong and vigorous attack. And so it will. The strongest friends of Gen. Jackson were members of the Conveuiion, and as Gen. obtained in IS32 the meagre majority of only about twelve, out of more than Thee hundred thousand; and as the nomination of Judge Buel, standing as he docs at the head of the agricultural interest in that state, will add greatly to the force, and activity of the party, even New York, stands a fair chance of being regenerated. Penn. Int.
A E'AISM FOR MA 1,13. rgUE fcubt-criber wif-hing to remove to the West, JtL ofiVrs his farm for sile, near the Town of New Trenton, Franklin County. Ind., on White Water River, containing about 161 acres of land, about 60 acres in good cultivation; the remainder is good timberd land a two story Brick House 22 by ."O, a frame born PO by 40, a" well of excellent water, a good apple orchard, the Canal survey ruiif near the house, a good ford across White Water Iliver, which will make it convenient for any occupation, it being on a public road. ALSO 80 acres of land, 5 miles west on a public Road, good timber, a never failing spring of excellent water, and a good dry building place near the spring. Any person wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine for themselves. THOS. MAN WARING. June SOth, 1SS6. 27 3w.
UST Received from New York, Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati, a fl-cneral
went of
MERCHANDISE.
iS'.st.nrr ln nart of the fnllnurii, rr .nUi
blue, Black, Brown and Invisible Green Cloths. Drab, Black, IJ!uend Mixed Satinetts. Blue, Striped, Black and DrabCasimeres. Ridged A: Buckjkin, do. Black Sz. Red Merino. Circasians, Red, Blue, Claret, Green, Brown ic biacr. Merino Shawls and drees Hdk'ti;.
-uenno Hcrdering ano fringing. Green, White, Yellow and Red Fia:
Green, white and blue canton
'ulicoes of a!! sorts end colors. Rrown and bleached shirtings and fcheetings. Black, w hite, red, Green As lead colored muslins Yellow Si, blue nankeen. Brown Ac blue drillings. Mexican and blue mixtures. Cable cord west end and London stripes. An assortment of summer stripes. Cotton, worsted and gum elastic suspendor Bed ticking and aprenchecks. Bombazine and bombazetta, an aisortinert. Gro de Nap and Lutestring silk3, plain and figured twisted i!k, s:!k and gauee dress hdk'fs. Sill; cravats and silk hdk'fs. White, pick and green florence. W hite satin, black and w hite crape. Pongee, flag, bandana and silk hdk'fs. Bonnet, cap. lutestring and gause ribbons, figured and plair;. Lad les 1 ur stocks an.l capes. Bead bags and purses. Palm leufaud leather fans. Straw and tusean bonnet's. An assortment of shell combs. Cambrics, ginghams and painted muslins. Jaconetts, Plain and figured. Bobinetts, do, do Grecianeets, do do. Swiss, book and mull muslin, plain and figured. Linen and bishop lawns. Robinettand Grecian foo:ing9, laces, &c.
ftilK, linen and bobinett edgings. Linen bobinetand Jaconett insertions. Ladies white and bordered hdk'fs. Green, white and black figured Veils, Silk, cotton ai;d worsted hose. "Figured, mi led and random, do. Do. do. do. half hose. Ladies kid, silk, beaver and cotton gloves. Diaper Irish linen and dimity. Cotton and linen, and table diaper. Canvass, pading, buuram and wading. Sewing cotton. Silk and twists. Palm leaf and for hats. Hearth rugs. Silk and cotton umbrellas and parasols. Silk and cotton braid, cotton cords. Corded skirts, white Ar colorec. Willow baskets. ALSO A general aFsortnient of Groceries, Hard ware. Cutlery Arc; Tin and Queens ware, Brass candlesticks. Iron, do., Bress andirons, Shovels, Tongs, Hoes, sxes, hammers, hand axes Arc, drawing knives and chisels; wheat, grass and
bryer scythes; htraw knives. Screws, hinges and locks of all descriptions; cross cut, hand saw and mill files. Graea and hemp bed cords; bar and shaving soap; looking glasses, gilt and mahogany frames; Ne-.v' Orleans, Havanr.nh and loaf sugar; pepper, spices, nutmegs, cinnamon and cloves; hison and imperial teas, Rio coffee; copperas, alum, i.uligo and Madder. Which added to former stock makes it not inferior to but few in the western country. 1 have removed to my new brick building north west of the court house: north of R. A; S. Tyner's store, where I. by regular purchase, intend to keep on hand a good assortment, and sell on terms sufficient to do the public justice in giving me a share of their patronage. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call, examine and judge for themselves. DAVID PRICE. Brookville, June 15th, 18C0. 25 tf
HYMCXEAL.
'Oh! Matrimony! thou art like To Jeremiah's figs. Tlie good are very good indeed, The bad, too sour to give the pigs." March cd. On Juno lfith, at Hamilton, Butler County, by the Rev. David McDill, Mr. Carter B. Harrison, youngest son of Gen. W. H. Harrison, to Miss Ass Southkbland, daughter of Mr. John Sutherland, of the former place.
On Wednesday the 22d inst. at North Bend, by the Rev. J. T. Brooke, Wm. H. II. Ta.yi.ok. Esq. formerly of Richmond, Va. to Miss Ansa T. youngest daughter cfGen. Wm. II. Harrison. On the 9th June, by the Rev. Jeremiah Whitney,
Mr. John Short to Miss Ziixa Lemar all of I
this county.
Just Btccvivfd, ND for sale by the undersigned a fine"assort
merit of dry goods; among which are
Painted muslins. French ginghams end calieois of all colors. Ccifinctls, striped, brown end mixed. Bine, bron-n. cloths and Irimings. SUA- and dress hdk'fs. Jxidics lonnells. veils and rihbonds of various t kivas. Ijicts, bobiuttts. f.gured end plain bovk muslin. UmbrellarSr riding u hips, do. for waggoners. Oil cloths for tables, brown a7id bleached su-fling and shilling. Fur hats. White and buff JVIorsallcsvfslings. Eadies and genllemat's gloves assorted. (ic nil mini's stocks and vestings velvet. Worsted and cotton snspniders. Iridic and gentlemen's shoes, calf, tnoraeco and pernella. Gentlemen s and boy's course and fine shoes. Cotton yams and cotton London stripes for summer pantaloons. Gmilemtn's and ladies' siU pocket hdk'fs. ALSO, An assortment of dye stuff, hard, glass, and queens ware, raisins, 4c. J. WOODS. July 1. Ir?3t5. 27 hty C. F. CIsARKSOJV, I WAVING been by the Governor, appoiuted M. Notary Public for the county of Franklin and having obtained a seal of office, would apprise the public that he is now prepared to attend to any business pertaining to his office, such as certifying
.'to acknowledgements of Powers of Attorney, Mort
gages, Deeds, A:c. take and certify Depositions, Arhdavits, and all other instruments of writing authorized to be taken and certified by Justices of the
Peace, and make attestations and protestations of
notes and bills of exchange, Arc. June 24th, 1S'?3. 26 tf
On the same day, by the Rev A. Craig, Mr. Eiizabeth H0Well
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Elizabeth Roma, " In Eranklin Circuit
William Gilchrist to Miss Charlottk Fkkuu
son all of this county.
On the 16th day of June, by tho Rev. E. Bar
Solomon Roma.
9 E it remembered
Court, To Oct. Term,
A. D. LS36.
On Petition for Divorce.
that the Plaintiff in the
ISAAC 1R1CE $A1)1LER, ..... . ..... . j
OLL.1J notily the public that lie lias removea
his Saddiery to his new brick building, im
mediately north of R. & S. Tynar'a Store, where he is ready to accommodate his friends with saddles of various kinds and prices, harness, bridled Sc. He has alo purchased, a right for the County of Franklin of Beard's Patent sprirg for seat and girths for saddles. This is a late and important improvnient in saddles for the comfort and ease ot" the riding community. He hai now on hand a few first rate saddles of the spring seat, and intends to keep on hand, or make at a short notice, these, and other saddles for the accommodation of the public. FOR SALE, An excellent assortment of Bridle Bitts. Stirrup Irons, Ladies' Gentlemen's, and Drover's Whips, Buckles, TacWs, Walking Canes, Arc. ell selected in the Eastern Cities by an experienced Saddler, which he will sell as low as they can be had in the West. He would tender his acknowledgements for past favors from the public, and atk a comir.uar.co of patronrge. Make Settlement. Those also indebted to him by either note er book account, which is now due, will please call immediately and settle their account, as his expenses are necessarily great, he must have money to keep up his stocks. June lCth, 1SS8 25 m
wick, Mr. Haruison Smith to Miss Catharine : above case, on the 2d day of June, A. D.
Warren all of tins county.
THEPH1LADFXPH1A SATURDAY SEWS, & LITERARY GAZETTE:
A weekly family J'cicspaper, devoted to Litera
ture, Criticism, trie t ve Jlrlt, general Jnitui' gence, A'cws, Sc Price Two Dollars per annum payable in advance. The Philadelphia Saturday 'eu-s embraces every variety of light literature," including, Tales, Poetry. Essays. Criticism, Notices of the Fine Arts, the Drama, Ac. The original matter is supplied by writers of the fmt eminence. A regular correspondence is maintained with Washington, and the principal Cities of the Union, and arrangements are in progress by which letters from Europe will be constantly furnished. Attention is paid to securing at the earliest possible date the choicest productions of the English periodical prets. Popular novels are occasionally given, though not suffered to'interfere with a general variety . The latest news, and all items of interesting intelligence will invariably form a part of the contents pfhtle3 on a foio f bcet 0f tl0 arg. est class, and furnishes as large an amount of read-
inz matter as any wcewiy pajrei - n,;. country. Attention is more particularly paid
i 18;Ui, filed in the Clerk's Office of Franklin county.
On the'ih of June, by N. Hammond, Esq., Indiana, her petition in the above case, from which At ,S II StkwaktIo Miss Elizabeth appears that said defendant .s not a recent of
. ... ...v.-.. the state of Indiana, which is supported bv tlie ainBateman ail of this county. Wpi1. fil.ri with oid oetition.
On the 2Gth June, by the Kev. w in. I yner .nr. sa;d defendant is therefore, hereby notihed oi tne j l8 not again useu m ; o" t.-.. u..,r, of Fayette county to Miss' .,f ,,tit;.,n f.,r divnrnp.- and that unless i The .Vete is conducted in a spirit of the moi
Rachel Cotton of this township.
to the quality of articles furnished, and the publishthat it has noeounection with
ii..;?.. wiii. or Monthly. The matter is
l 111) umili ........ .j. ------- . I written and set up exclusively for the pper, and
All allusion to party poli-
On yesterday by Key
this township
Jonathan Alley, Mr. I
fr ti.o raltinor ..f th p.nise at the next term o i
- .. j. .. c,,,,,,., ,ii r j saia court, to ne neara i Tnos. Alley to Miss Gedjdah Gi.oBiiEN-all f j,, U)C 6econd Mond.y in October next,
d defenaant, will ne taKen as
he plead, answer, or demur to ti.e sam, ou o. u-, learlCBS 1 l; -.rfullT avoid-
. I1U UCI1LIU1I a Si LU BllIU A -
On the 2Gtb June by Daniel w ilson, t.sq. (or , confesscd alld a di vorca rend-red accordingly
me other ncrsonl Mr. John nttsm oi vincin- ROBERT JOHN, Ci'k. F
nati.to Miss Mary Oxlky of Whitesvater town-j shin in this county.
On yesterday, probably by Rev. Joab Stout, Mr. The James Strawbbb to Miss Rebecca Akn Greco, that h
all of this county,
June 23d. A.D- 1SK0.
C. C.
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tics, or ed.
ia town n f Northampton, "Mass., have voted,
henrpfotward all drunkards shall be posted.;
. That's right there is no us in railing all the time.
I.OIHS A. GODh-,
mssppil r. NEAL. ;
MORTON MMICHAEL. ' Agents of this paper will be allowed the nsoal commission. Six copies furnished for ten dollars. - All payments to be mado in advance. OrdeW. free of cS.
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