Indiana American, Volume 5, Number 26, Brookville, Franklin County, 7 July 1837 — Page 3
AMERICAN.
BnooKVH'Ell!VDIA iA A
FRIO AV, Jl-LV 7. I S3?'
v. nr. authorized to announce kobep.t
Templetox. jr, as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner. Joehi Bkxxett, Ksq. is a candidate to present Franklin County in the next Legislature. ahbru!i'n.Vc were furnished wish a ,nnvof the Io.ms, &r.. dr.cnk at the Mt. Car-.
ncUeifl'ration, hut we have n.L-Iaid or lost the regular toa-ds, which has prevented its publication this week. Will the committee on toasts, or President, furnish us with another cony. cce'T- At the celebration of the Fourth oi'Julv, at West Union, in Fayette Co. Inch two men were severely injured by the pre
mature discharge of the Cannon. YV e undcrsb.ud that they attempted to load will. out jwaiiblnsr, hut had not got the eattridgc more lliaatli.iu two thirds down, when it went oif, lakiii " a Land a piece from a iIr. Millard arid Mr. Lvons. and mutilating their arms, face, cvcs.&c. Our latest advice is that they were
not .vxpecteJ to live. This is more Fourth of
July carelessness 31 ILK SICKM.-i.
selfish, designing demagogue?, who tie their purses with two strings may endeavor to raise an excitement about a few cents tax things beneath the thoughts of a high-minded, and chivalrous people. .But we are destined for higher and noble things than those whose
minds never range beyond the roof of their own domici!, would predict of us. We ask
these would-be-prophets, to point to a single
case, where a State, or even a nation, has
ever commenced a work of this nature, and!
have :i n ilirw, I :t ... i. i i
- -..u ii. .u, Mini a iinng iias
and himself were the last to leave the wreck, and that every exertion was made by his officers as well as Jiimself to save the passengers had also been greatly exaggerated, there being not over 150 to IGO, including, the crew children, servants and nil on board at the tine the Ben Sherod was burnt, and out of
.'this number he does not think I lie re we re over
60 or 65 lost, instead of from IX)to2G0a had been erroneously stated. Capt. C. concludes his statement as follows:
"I myself clung to the hope of getting the
Makried. Yesterday, by the Rev. Mr. franki.iVcocnty Dane, Mr. J as. B. Clements to Miss Riiooia Agricultural Society. Smith, all of IJJoominggrove township. j The Annual Fair of this Society, will be J held at Brookviile on the last Saturday in rolice. September r.ext. It will be repainted l.v
FREE3I AM ALtJAlt.a candidate for tLe Lej-; it(1 ,ules nf the societv. 'r ninnc
islature, will address as many of Lis fellow-citi
zens of Franklin count, as can find it convenient to attend at Fairtield, on Saturday, the 15th dav of July, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
allowed to oiler articles for the premium un
less they he members of the society and have paid their membership for the present year. Art idee intended lo III- 4K-r..rl
Collector's Notice, mll;( he crrieieil nt ll.c Srm.tr'c U
boat to shore, and savin all. until it -rtwn ,vo- rr n. ,,.,, a t i-;t ..' l 0 clccic on the t.ay of the lair.
late to save mv own favnTlv. and tlierebv lot i due, and vviil be required of vou in a few! 'i hc eommillee selected for the purpose,
o . e..t i . . i-ii , . i ..,. I I.., , 1, .it a ..( 1 1. .l,.r.i:,.r. ,., ;. I, i mot mi N:i nr.'.iv iif I t rfav ,l !ni- KIT
npiT.r i i.i.i - '". i.niier mm my iwo cnnureti. am ?o mv ""' ' " " " J " -'"r'"-- ..:... ( - v - j - '..
JX"U l',e,e :,rc ,,!an-v 1,1 1,9 J wife out, burnt so hadlv that she w not ex- : l: Jvt,n' who w authorised to receive and re-, ami decided upon Coring!!
no wn, yet jive to. sec all oar works com- period to life. I ws s hurot tm lf sM-M! v i , VT yC" , ' ''1 l , i . I ... u " s ; li:ud and inunev sc.trce, b'it t i.vos must be I i 'uu''11"1 liK.iana a rich, prosperous and:fie ( mlti got biirnoti to death and in my ! wiH receive Indiana i..ir.r t t!.e insert.
i.tdepetideiit State. " j wi.'e s arms n hen . J got hold of her. and t!ie j iKL ST. JcHX, c. 1
f , - I . ' , . . . 1
ixu,ui cj a ui.'trjrnm (J. lS.:bmlt-.?j. tinted, .Ne-ivYohk, JtwuJi, 183T. DeviiSjr: 1 find the prospect ofcfTerting loans are'hetler thaw: I anticipated. We this day sold thirty thousand dollars of five per rent, bonds, nt'par, and have a fair nros-
npft ,.f cii; i . t? ...
rt u iiiuouut. i rem pies-uci!
ent appearances we shall not be under the -F,,u- A ,v;-'- t,n n i -i r.r .tr, .i i 1 voir -A tmsk ucmand has been experi-,
C i 1 Alir h-lr.n. ...... .4 . .. . ' -
- - mi i.uj iivvu ciiicriiiiii no tears ( of being compelled to stop for the want ofj
CINCINNATI MARKET. MoNDAV, 3. The market, generally, presents the san
inanimate appearance as reported last wet k. 'Pi '... II 1 - I - .a .
i.ise rjxer is unusua v liiLr l lor i l.c season. ran
Juno fui:, ii-:J7.
C. :?w
itu'n. to-wil :
J3 Ff
AIN!N in tLe i..et onion at'jrookviJle, nrklin c:., indiaiia, wlaoli il cot taken
i.ut by t!ie ret i v of
f. r.xt, tli'v v. ill
! Le sei.t !o t.':o (" Jt'i.or-:! jo-t o;7;i3 as d.u! letters.'
st, 1:37. .eksoti "a-.ana T:Iiss
oppl.t only !;v
w agons price, .7,(XI; from stuj i w... : : 1 1 . .
' JiisiiEY mhi rouunuF-s '' nr:itnatei rt -
Uur success hereafter will depend ! msf ju r,.i i,;v ,,n . . . " , ,rw,M !.-,t ,i , ii i-i ; me can,.l heitig etill closei.-. a I.e. rinieai..tt upon tie intelligence which may i;,rh, i 7 , - icceived from Lngland. if that should i k, . ,i . laoi.tt)le, Ilicre is no doubt but vc ran .,.. r . , . . . tl .,-r.,,i. Mi- i il0I0,t ol It, is artic.'e. ?tn.!:!ul tvuv. i il as much -as wo will desire. Business is!,,,,,, ' .. in . . . . , --" -
some a
he
so
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h:i vuun, tiiu operations on nii uiej J0iK. o (r
tlirown out of t-moh-iv. nvv i Htimi fur! i ,.. ... ! ,. i. t
i -' , value or tins .-ntu f. i'mis i t -t ; . v .a
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ra ri s a c 1 1 c n s r . a n ? : i : i : r
nrwU'V,',?, Ii.. Jii jleli Win P Hoard .Set so j i!ri;w:! ,'a.-iai iJai t lot t Kosswell i eli N. .tiosu ( lit .-llai I !iiru' -M r S C..::in Iiiia .Mis.-; i,uloy CI,;: .j ii : a 1 1 'I" (.iirni-'cli-it-l Aniiow C:ikc "I. ;ri r, 'I' Cttu Wiiiii.rn I'ix ii it.-l.;i d il
C- Cik !' tl.5 t.'ousi -
Second !t ?.t Best su kis.g c oit Socond het Bi:st 3 yi-ar old bull, or over accertJiii'' lo iiiri; Scc-ih host
Certificate. .$: oo certii!eat I 00 certificate p 00 certificate
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t:,,m
t seems lo be the especial business ofj
foW" to circulate repi-rts uniavorai.ie to otir village. The editor of the Greenbufgh, Decatur co. Repoilory (which we are snrry to sav is not the (ia,e I,e :xf cvinted a dispoeilion to create a prejudice against mir vill i and county) lias stated in his paper 'that tiio milk shkness is raging 1 an alarming extent in Brookviile, and that many deal is linve occurred." This statement has been copied into several other papers. Below, we
p.ihlish a statement of the case by Dr. Ken-
ncik, a gentleman, prohaldy as well acquainted with the nature and treatment of the mlk skknrss, as any other physician in the Slate. To our recollection, there have but live ilea ths occurred in our town for the last D months, which is not an average number of dea'hs. taking the country together. We I'.npp our friends, w ho are determined to slander oar town and. our inhabitant, will rcs'.ruin ihtir propensity as much as possible, an J Id us live, out, ;l least, half our days. Vi!l( the editors of the Repository, Cincinnati iVIii;:, llushville Herald, and others wholiuve published the false statements lluded to, copv the foregoing and following: t". F. Clvrksox, E-q: Sii having seen a statement in the Cincinnati Whig and the Greensburgh Repository, that the milk sickness has for some time past been raging in the town of Brookili,aml that sevorai deaths had taken place inconsequence. It is ny duty, as a friend tr truth, ami as a practicing -physician in this plire to correc t these statements. There lias not been a single case of "milk sickness" in Brookviile this season, nor has there been a death caused by it. There have been a few cases of it east of '.his: place, but no deaths have been occasioned by it. This disease is as easy managed, as the common fivers which are prevalent. .
lou may give tins a place in your papet
our Nt ale logo ahead; she never can do it lo a boiler advantage.
i B.-vcox is still l.ei!vv. Kto !c on ha: .!, cot
Jsiderable. Last sale-, C). nts. !:':: rn d. i CJkmn is improvinir. What hnie. W'ln a;
l I? hi'iniv'i
-Consistency th.-u a.t 'a jewel!' We roJnavescomn,a,irtsSl fW;Ccn collected to have l.-een loidvin" over llie Sen-j'',' l" . ,,
;,li'. !,,,iri ,1 r,f Ifl' , - ... iiiiARSUUIIilnui rciils-
v....
i.O:J con
18:13-0. and examining the
proeeodings had on the Internal Improve- , .
,.tK... win iit-ii u was unocr ronsiuerairon in that body. Whon the vole was about to be
.nnr, IlARiiiro;;. In (Ijo cct:r-c
lor the information of our friends aW a dis
tance. Yours, T.KENNEDY Brookviile, July 4lh, IS3T.
Cheeking Prospect. From the following extract of a letter from Caleb B. Smith, Esq., Fund commissioner, to Gen. Eong, Canal commissioner, it will be seen that the credit ! Ihe Stale is not as low yet as some of the modern reformers would have us believe.
1 hero never was a more favorable time for
tiic'conslruction of public works. All confi dence is lost in individuals, and capitalist;
who have money to loan, prefer loaning to
!tes, than to corporations, or individual
I he consequence is. many corporation works
iave4stoppcd, as well as manufactories, &c,
conducted by individual, which U throwing
vast number of laboring hands into our hile, and the price of labor is coming down. The work on the White-Water canal is progressing finely. Several sections are entirely finished, and many in a sta'e of for-
wnrdiiess. It is presumed thftt half the sco ""tis will he finished this fall. At every stage of our Internal Improve
'""ins there have been a few knonuig ones
ho have been predicting dreadful things of
At lust, they said the bill w ould never
Pass the Ecgisdaturc, but after this succeeded.
!d cet the mo-
And
'roni time to time, we have been told of lite stoppage of the w orks, distress and ruin, &c. ttut it has been regularly moving forw ard lo completion. As great a State as this cannol 'e raralvzcd in her energies, or become bankrupt in i red.it. A few narrow minded.
an article in relation t: the next Presidem-v. ,l . II i . i ,-
i-iL-ot n ila fii. i i- t i -1 U)H 1 ;rriuu rg i n n il iwncer o ic i ves : taken on Ha nna! passage. Mr. Paync.scnator: u-, ,r " ,., , . from fl i rrisrm , r i imortl c"- Harrison is emphatically the choice nom u. silicon co. lnlrooucd an amendment!, r ., , , .. ' . - nr. i,r,,wr r,,P . .. c Ol the unoouIit freemen of Pennsy vania. priniuing ior tjie construction of various un-.,.. , ,. . r ,
.mi ciu luiif; nit; i)ice oi wiose ireemen win reverberate from one extremity of the St a!.to the r! her, trumpet-tongued in praise of that
important additional works and requiring the stale lo pledge its credit to the amount of Al,IdU) Dili) far'-.t. ...! ,:.... r .1,.
. i iiiiiiiKiioil Ul t lit: . ffeiiucr. i I .. .i i i i wwr ,. Wiw ' notwMi i a- i t-4 i i ! '!'lI,i w no, lil.e (he beiovod n ashington. r ''on "otH 'Ihsttndii.i; Mr. Dumont s noma , , , . c . p ,. ivrision inn i r.i , i tired from the high trusts conferred upon hir .tcision to the largeness of the system, he-vo- , , . . . tcil for tl; i . riM " I oj lus country, with a characters of spo h-s icu ior in s amendment. I he reason was ob- .. y . .
vious: the .imendment embracol a lurnike road which w as to pass through Vevay, in
Swilzerland o., w here Mr. D. "resides, and
purify: 1 he people are unacquainted with
the claims and merits of Gen. Harrison they hold him t be an exception to the
most of men oi Ms day and generation thev
caneil fur an appropualion of $300,000. -- . 7 ' H ,,i Hiic 1 . 1 , . ir r ihave seen him placed in possession of tens l liau mis amendment been adopted. Mr. Du- . , f ' ... , .. mnni ... tii , r 1 t hi it I thourancls of the public monev, witn a the mom would have voted for the --Mammoth . ... . ,, ' . . . . ,,- ', ii.ll " . -i, - , 1 lemplnlmns lo toe enrichment oi iiimsclhaoii uni. .grit vvas rejected he went agaiit ,, ' , ,, ., .,, tl e vl r Ti-ii tl,cJ' Rave se n hsm yield up that responsible
i .locy 1'. t '.-. r'.i'.:t Knrl.f-I Fil:s.i itrick j:.-irlhoi'.-i.ie x (.'.irv .Jair.Vo ;,i.-"tu J H j avr .! ;)",. Ii i.'.i.-oli i'hii;id Lecr.aril (.' i:nl '. il S ilMUtl (iilt'liri.-i Joiiii (iiiMiiriugfs Krastus 1 1 n ho r .lacob llubcr Henry lljiina Oliver C How ar! 8 A F-q 1 lo'.f.n-.l Atextnil-T, or A nsei Terry ! In rdy (.Jeory.i llfininckd Flizibjta Mis3 Herbs Joba Hediey .lulm Hiit John W Ihipps Win J 1 c k s o 11 A ;i re v 2
oiler :i',-ri Mr
l.ce A hi .1: 1 in ?:.?a!, Mi-G i.Ki;'; ry AiUbocy ! Mc.(;unc Samuel M.-foi.-iiick Wia "ijisil! .'.'lines Morgan Mr Nuiii W in N Nnnt .!)!, 11 i'sii.-.-l SbiP. Mr i'i.tleo Win 2 Price David i'.ibb Win i'iiCt; Wm
Rr.liilnek I'l.iiop iteeil Jacob Ii mi lien Muses it u!-'r Jane Ituii.Sle Andrew Pto.ie Jared 31 Simpson llotiert Stafford Gideon Strickior Ite.vbea Sullurd Normon Topiiig John it Tucker Maryanii Miss Terri 1 Salmon Upjohn Thomas Yoga! August Wi n!s Ionian Jafob S Wojii.i l.ydia Mrs Walli-s JaaiJS Ward Job:. Whi'.tjheid Wm utler George
est under years old accordi::ir to age "2 CO Soccxid best certisicate I.-e.-t n.iik tow according to ae '2 Oi) K. oond I r-t certificate 5h st suekinjj calf I 00 Second l;e-t cerliCcatc Uest yoke of oxen '2 0'J Soi e::d hei t cerliiicate Dist ram 1 00 Second beft cerliiicate Best ewe 1 00 Second best certificate Best boar 1 00 .Second best cerliiicate Uesl brood sow " 1 00
TIw Uroo7 villi! Insurance Company Erf in'.v prepared to make insurance on property. J'er terms apjdy at tbo ofiice of the (Jompany, west u !;er room in I). Price .V CJo's tture. A UN Kit M'CA R'l'Y, Pres. J.vo. W. IIitt, See.'y. n.-oukvilie, July o, 1S"!7. 2G-bty
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--o "tmuilllil lilt- moans tip emit " J "'inn r, I,:,,!. ;., I I 1! .1
sn r.-. .... a .r,,..t til1" '"b" t-rv1"" '""t '"-J
' ;ifn liirn lean our uriiilis in vir!r:v rm.l ti.l ,i&S rt i C ,
r"8"?u 01 Dill, adding Uiat votes cre: . , . . , ., . ,.t f!im,n,M,!,!rJf1i.n Mr.M.L-viilA TnSr,M
1. - t . . , i wiT,",J "inn it, itriii iiui:iii 1 1 fiiii t r wi i a i"i 1. i'ivi.v''" w
? Hill tMUIl.lll V V ' M'IU .
fUiirei s laiU lo Ihe mam work, and that
1.;.. ...(.-. ..1.,.-. i.l-., '., i- ., 1 ; -tJ. ("uiaaiav. are rea'iested M mv in, one il
IMS IUUIIII 1 , Villi 11111.11119111,1 U,I1U IU 111 ' " ' - ( . ,- "1 ! . 1 , - , bsr ter mo.itli n each share of Klock suoseriaed, arm,(ia Soldier W. pover'y, but a patriot in j M MCCCsfln, commencing on the '-e;iri' eX Monday in August ntfxt. J Tho.se who have i.egic ted to secure the aaiount
in- the part of a mere player? Jt he had;. . . , . 1 t,,ai ,lt. w,ibio treasure ! l"--vis of be charter of mu.1 company, are r-
ucceedfd in obtaining his favorite rnrc-spur, . , , Government " ll should have 1 'l"'1''5'1 to attc,"! to tliC stu,it1 on or betjr0 th0 lu"bt
j tltiy oi .-vuusi nexu ! Those desirous to lake stock are invited to call,
1 Lsuitn.r.
the whole proceeding was a farce, it it wa
n farce, why did Mr. I. vole to add $I.CC0,000 more lo the appropriation? Was he act-,
or stjuirrrTs tail, so that Vevay might have he- uj , tliC l!litv; coiiie a great cily, ho rniyht have had the irubush pleasure of vr'ning "happifving letters' tol
his dour constituents, informing toem how
rich he had made them by his votes, and
would not now be traversing the state for the purpose of making disorganizing speeches.
and burlesquing the internal improvement
svstem. We now ask how any person after
referring to Mr. Dumonl's votes in favor of
increasing it Si l,G(K).000 an suppose that he
was in earnest when he stated that the system was too large, and that he was in finor of lojiping oi)' excrescent parts? Record. Small Pox. The New York Courier and Enquirer of yesterday say?. "The ship Bangor arrived yesterday from Havre, has on board one-hundred and thirty-eight passengers. Thirty or forty of these have the Small I'ox, and several had died from the disease before she arrived. The vessel is "now at the quarantine." liicknctl's Iitpoiier. Late and Intf.kestinu from Mexico. Adv ices from Tampico to the 21st of May had reached New Orleans. The following. intelligence deprived from private letters, embraces every thing of importance. '"The Zat atecas Conducta. with $500,000 and the Guam.junlo with s 152.000, have been detained on nicouiit of the disturbances, and there was no telling when tlrey would be able to proceed to the coast. Ilubios contract willV the custom houses had been annulled. The government is now in treaty with the clergy for a loan of two millions of dollars. The I'ronunciados.it is said, were at 1 ula with General Montezuma, about-L-H)0 men strong. There is much said about their intention to march to Tampico. General Santa Anna is still at Ins estate ol Mango del Clava. lie had been iiniled to Mexico, but had declined going. Thn schooner Ringleader, from tins port.
whose seizure had been previously announced was to be sold in a few day s.
A man was found dead near Coal Creek, in Parke County, ioji the Kith insl., arid ' an inquest held over his body by Mr. Bradley, the Coroner. The verdict was -tha' became
to his death by the hand of an assassin."' Ses-
Ipicionsare afloat against some persons in ihe
llv-IIIOVI IHJVM l J-'IV -J SSUI J 4
I r.s the books reneiin open r,t the office of the cuia- ! nir.v. Df order of the bo;rd.
A is.N l.ii i'l U.v iu I, ires. J.9. W. HlTT, Sec'y. Krookvillc, July :?d. 18:17. 26 Hw
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'"y. But the monev was obtained.
Pattititm aid dssisrnmrnt of Dower. fOTHJI': is hereby jriven, to F.li Heturick, X Sai.iiK'l Hetdrick, M iry Jane lletdrick, Wil-
liam lletdrick and Sarah Ann lletdrick, heirs of Col. R. M. Johnson, the Vice President of! William lletdrick late of the county of Franklin the United Stales, (and a democrat, too. of the j '. of hf, deceased, and to Jane Het- . . , N . , , , V ., 1 tiriek. willow of the said deceased, and ail others first renter.) is an avowed ad vocate for the es-. COIlcerne( tUt the um,erigned .Margaret Hinds tablishment of a new Aalional lxmk. j 11 a : laf y aT(Tr ... Hetdrick heir of said deceased, and
conversation, recently, with a friend, he is Abraham Hinds her husband, will make applica-J
reported to have candidly admitted that the: lion to the Probate Court ot the County of J' rankprevailing pecuniary embarrassment was mi- 1'" 'aid, on ihe first day of the term thereof
. 111 . , 1 :.,i..r - w lie- lio uen ot i.rooiivuie hi uiu eoumy uion-smu, perinduced by govermental intoifercm e Hl jOI, tU euolJ MonA of Au,rst( A. D. i837, for
the currency and expressed his rrgret that such interference had taken place. Mays' Engle.
KsriiAMCAL p;torc-rross. Best piece of donies'icjeans(5yards).5'I 00 Second !.et certificate Best pair of boofa 1 00 Second best' certificate Best made coat I 00 Second best cerliiicate Best pair of wol!en sock. 50 Second best cerliiicate Best woollen coverkt I 00 Second best certificate Best patch work bed quilt 1 00 Second best cerliiicate Best Specimen of carpctling 1 00 Second-best certificate Best fur hat . I CO Second best certified'-1 Best chopping :.x 1 Second best . certific-i Best saddle 1 I Second best ctrtifir ' Best two horse wagon Second best ccrth'ieat Best sett of chair 50 Second best ccrlificaie Best plough . 1 00 Second best certificate Best dressed calfskin 50 Second best cerliiicate Best manufactured ream of Milting paper 50 Second' best certificate Best tin bucket i0 Second best certificate Best wooden bucket 50 Second best certificate Best table or stand 50 Second best certificate Best specimen of window sash 50 Second best certificate Best nloUL'hing fdone on the day) 1 00
ccruncaic 50 certificate 50 certificate 50 certificate 1 00 certificate
the appointment of comtnifsioncrs to make partition of the following' described real estate of which the said deceased died seized in fecsimple, eitunte in the county and state af'd, -tn-wit: The North
rr. r ., , West nr of Sec IS, T ), Itango 1 west; also nny Texas. iSews from tins countiv is so ! . ' , ' c. ' , ' . , s w r of &oc . ' acres ot land hemcr and lVin!X m then v or 01 .-tut.
vague and contradictory t.va Imt Utile rcl:-; u -r (l j w.es.t Said tract of land laid off on i
ant e be placed upon any that we receive, so tl0 so., ad0 f ga,t quarter by a line running far at Ieaf. as milila ry operal ions are con-j east mid west to contain fifty acres: also the west cerned. Every thing seems, however, to hi, If of ec No T,, T 0. R 1 west; also the iitli . t t 1 ,,1 least or of i-ec 7. T 0. il 1 west-; aiso the ft W qr move on b.armon.tu?ly, if we except a H T 1 w; uml a,6J Lots No 1, 2. S, -1 mujiny m tiic camp and great discontent ( and 10jn tf town ofNtnv Lebanon in the county among the land speculators. The Tcxiait af1rcm,i,l, amonff the aforesaid heirs arid proprieCongress is now in session, and i progress- ters and to assign to the said widow her dower in"- rapid I V 111 the transaction of-nublic ioisi--therein, and to make paitition also of the nuerest
ness. It is composed t)f twenty-fn e Repre-
sentalivos and eleven Senators. Mrorg me ; JlMaJVUKl IilMs. b'e acts cf the Senate was the passage of a reso-J JLiroasft H ::i ri;i k, and AnuAiiAM lutibn authorizing the President to fend anj Himux her hushaed, by "airent to the Court of Great Britain, to so-! Jonx M. Joi.-to.x, their att'y . .. S. 1 1 CI..,' RrMtrJPo .? I! I V H. !--'.7. 1 1"'
licit a recogn tion oi tut- inoeper.tieiice 01 un-. '
infant Repu'.ilic as a st -parale nation, and t mak; treaties cf peace, amity and commeirr. .s9 5:. "0 were voted for the salary and outht of said ag-nt." Emigrants are pouring into the couniry d.wIv. which ill soon place it in a condition to resist ill the foice of Mexico. More than a ve.ir has now elapsed since the battle ol S.iii Jacinto, and no effort, of any consequence.
hasyet been made by Mexico to conquer lex-
Second best
Best sewing thread Second best Best butter (5 pound) Second best Best cheese (S pounds) Sfcoed best Best piece of flannel (5 yards; Second best vegetables. Best bushel of wheat Second best Best bushel of corn Second best Best bushel of potatoes Second best Best bushel of apples Second best Best half bushel of bceli Second best Best head of cabbage Second best Best half bushel of turnips
50 certificate 25 certificate 25 certificate 25 certificate 25 certificate 25 certificate 25 certificate
Second best
Best barrel of cider (lo 1 e drank by the company) 1 00 Stock," mechanical production, and vege-
ot James lletdrick. ek-e'd, heir- of said W iliiam '. tables to he exhibited in at oanniei uoiw
lletdrick dee'd in the s-ninp. accrdino-to law. (win's, and all articles ot wliicll tne Iuiicj
are
HOU:
will bo ev iibitcd in the Court JAMES CAUT.E.S-c'v.
Administratrix Aotice.
; "jCOTlCF. is herf-by given to all whom it shall or I i 4 m iv concern, that administration of all and t tl.o- K;n.Mi;V tl. minis and chatties', nhts, credits.
li were of William Jobn-
tv of Franklin and ttate of In-
en granTho un-
n c..,- K,,.Di.-.n. Tl-.e Captain of the' niinr mninlv to the distraction ether
Ben Shenod has publisliCtl a statement in re- J ,oaUi!s a"iid the anarchy and rev olntiou which
hitio'i lo the loss ol that boat, nc m,5 Snei'p:!ig over niecouiitr) . L. uunon o...
havi.,2 raced with any boats on tiiat uu.o.
"ot he. T'l?' fnl.rllirr. commissioner for haiv.
s.Vwimr lin.,1 oi't'.e S.irrd-.is Kevcaue , w i 1 1 receive moneys and effects, wind
.11- . "I .,...! I? .!, .i .t- Jutv. from tbo ! son. late of tbo count V
'. Y' " 'm; '"' r.'r ' ir, fund. It. is to' dimia. deceased, bo died intestate, has been gran-
flll.'-llP "i t i- i." -j..,. -- -- , , 1 ,kl ... !.., ... . o .-.,if ..r1 im in t ,p urn oiKiTiu'd ai-Tecerily to law.
annum ... ad vine,-, for !ive years. A clear chain designed ad,n,n,stratr,x, hereby dec la b of title property mortg.-ed will have to bu late of deceased lobe probab ly w A, bv shown, and' without mcmhraaco. For laformatioii apply to . noiiniu i pr ..tut , , 1 no. " g v. KIViULF., law; and those indebted to the same, ore also no
MORRISON, comm:s- tiiied to inaliO im.nem.. u-,mj l- v
.1 dm in istrafrtx.
For ROUT
June 27tb, 1:57. sinner S.h'iind S.Itvcenuc. j
June 2?th I"?.'7 S-:i
tunate occasion, coiurauici u. 1 -men being intoxicated at the time, and entirelv exonerates the steam boat Alton from " 1 r 1 miiiff dashed in among the
wiv; licit ilk; v - . 1 i
suilerers and causing tneir u j j swell. Captain C. states also that lu ie,
Socior T. IicsBKCIay j "B STAVIMJ so far recovered from hi lte indU-l 101 position, as to attend business, respectfully in-!
' V terms apply at the office, west upper room forms the r-itizens of the county, that he can no . . I nlli.11,1 In ralij 111 his 1 1 TO ffi S s 1 0 tl a I ll 11 B . Melet-l
a. nice ac co. s suiie. ..,....4 - , - . a. AUNF-lt M'CAIITY. President. ; gratified for past favors, and will ontleawT 10 ni
Jno. W. IIitt, tfec'y. ! tem to ut"re cans, in a maniier . lo.,, oi if Oir-iiiin to tlm arriic.ted. June i
j me l 1 . looi.
The Brookviile Insurance Company naflSH to nerchase solvent cash notes lor
OCTOR KFNNF.HVY continues lo keep on i 1 11 . nl.vti-,) nnrt inent of the Medi-
that he can now v - ; ", ,rac.
r-oicB nsoii iiv ooin ue-
titioaers. Patent Moiiicincs, Arc. at his Apoineca
J.,.,. I f ir, . n.aoner to re.lller Situs- i.y plw,.
Eait aid s oi the public square
June 21st, 18o7.
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