Indiana American, Volume 5, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 October 1837 — Page 3
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AMERICA RT . r. n o o k v ir.Ls,!!)! a n a.
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iV.R 27, I 837.
them. Amos?. I say, nilJ j nm a d . , of men-thut you are insane! go home !
'.v :-:-;y expect J.vo-i'.er next - able f-.ec
newspaper
has a ijixiriie-l, anil
t di:!i titnos till the (irst .Monday
xx e have concluded in this
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politely furnished by tho Hon. i ii pamphlet copy of his speech
Trets-try plan, recommended by the ;ieh xv j t-hall endeavor to lay before V'o r.re also indebted to the Hon.
rs I; an l L-ss-rze. and V, m. C. Hives. for
L' i:;Ci5 of t!,-;r 1:lt(? epoechcg in the SenuU v-rtiu Ui:ite:l Sato. Tho Hon. . H. Bcxs, returned to his resi:u:ee in Lvivroriooburh, on Sunday evening last. We are tattch indebted to him "for tho various docu.ae;:'r, spseches, and other Congressional information forwarded by him during his Ehort stay at
Wash!:
x, f J ers,and 't the punishment of -Whacl I.rcnne,, and Martin Croity roc cntv connoted at Vernon for murder, and sentenced (o 1 : hun-v. t.9 ,, ' ;
? .ciniiunni ny
' UOVlTUOr to imtiriwu...,,,,! A... i:r
club of Lynchers amount;.- to faurcr ftv
"tvunwus, as we nave lieen credibly info
, "i ,,a I'cen creaiDiy inTormed, broke into the house of Mr. Scott of Wilkinson County, a respectable member of the bar, Jnrtcd him out and hung him dead on the next tree. ye me iL.;mi 0r nilmrrf:,,s ,? ..
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Dos-gerel. By the last mail from Libsrty, Ind. v.e received a letter, post-paid, containing a long ;.-;ce3 ;f trash, mtsaded, perhaps, by its a'atUor f.-r poetry. The 10th verse of xvbich will give oi:r readers a sample, as xvell as the author's v.v:.::, and Lis wishes, and promises to the editor. Here it k:
16 "If this is worthy of a place, J;ibt pat them in" both print and press, Then l'il shew yon a genteel caper, r;r txyeSvo months l'il take your paper. :;.! if you xvish to knoxv my name. It is, John Harvey, grasping fame."
O v dinner at Laxvrc
with Gen. Harrison, on Monnceburgh. He is in fine health
:J spirits.
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lie walks as active and erect as a His easy, familiar manners, sim-
y cf cress brilliancy of Lis eye, and still
man of thirty
r.-.ere ir;i.!a;:t isuk., commands the respect and vcr.er-'.ion of his fellow-citizenu. He has no aristocratic feelings and notions about him, bnt ia peculiarly Cued in feelings and sentiments for the President of a free and Democratic Government. Every mail from the four corners of the Union, and every fcrwse which, passe over "the land of the free, sad fcame af th brave" bring intelligence of bis iticranaing popularity, and of the downfall "of corrRjJtiou in high places." And at this early day, xx e hv3 every reason to believe that nothing but the ixtiil of Providence can prevent his being clacted President of the United States in JS4f. "He is bone3t he i3 capable."
Large Pumpkins. friend at Harrison roqueste 1 us to give the dimension of a lot often pumpi ;s, raised this season, from three seeds, by Mr. . ' n V. all, near thit place. The largest weight 1 c::e hundred a-id twite pounds, and the smalle t si.vty-txvo the ten weighing altogether eight Aii.-iJreJ and tki.tj-fre pounds. V biist upon the subject of pumpkins, we would rcm-.rk, that Gen. lng, raised in his garden in th s place this so2son,so:ne very large ones, one of wl ich weighed one hundred thirty Jice pounds. no ssiiH-iis it! Our friend of the Wayne Co Chronicle, stiles that one of his neighbors has puduecd a pumpkin this season, measuring six iect, three inches in diameter. Let our readers una i:e a pumpkin, when licing on the ground, be:r ; higher by four or fire inches thn a comi nen a:fs head. .Who believes it!
the
,;xa mi.de, their punishment o,r the !
.-. , i , U4,il OI.l,ie 1 i-ciident and Asso-l$h
..... .onion ot the jury l.v xvliom toe prisoners xvere sentenced, the Clerk, and anurnher of utizens of Jennings count v. I lili nillVlT In rmm.il 1 . . .
-n the Governor hy an act of the Gene tV '"rT1-1
.Assembly.;,,. j0Mr. i - 'w-r a mo cotmirv.
K OTIC 12.
Having incurred heavy expenses ia buildi;
'"si, xx e are under tho necessity of
a vur readers and rnsfnmpro r..r i .i-.
Wo hnns !.., . ' ' '
IROM the subscriber in Dati, township, Frank I Ln V':u:it.v Indiana, a blood bay lluiii." ,
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racommmet. ,,i ,ho poaco ' i . . four yu7Z'T' T "" IZ and the wclf .re and hn,iBei of the co;,try. possibly can make it ' T " t f!'is hut xve meat on thn ih. ..,.'. . . con onioi.t , cad and mak!. . . ,7. . ".J,',.U,,J. t'V d.-vn. uearlv ovr f Lo l.o
.'it xve .have hord f,,,- , .. 1 0 Sno i:s for Jt-b-v.-ork' ,...i ....... , . , r. 11 Ij ":i'" hirrh. J
I "M'irtL'e commuted .v K- 5 ., -. ., - - . w ''-'. most: , , .... i.,agHn- e-t. M.nfF
prosperity and happiness of the people. " The vict;m of this c ruel and ferocious spirit in ihU
case was a Mr. Cin. f. . i
borhood of arrcnton, Va. but for two yca.-g a resident of this city. He xvas detected in giving free pajfcs to slaves and brou-ht to trial oeforc- bquwc Maxey. Unfurtunaielv for two wretch, either through tho want of law or evidence, he could not be punished, nnu lie was set at liberty by the matn.tc. i..cLity Marshal seeing that a few in the rowd xvere disposed i0 lay violent hands on
iio i'l iso ncr in tr.n m-iw!
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ist.ment by huv, resolved to accompany him
.v. iii! iiuuHi lie i.xni i
jnili mob still foliowrd
lili" tl.n uric.--.! -i .'
only be lufttoc d-.t !, !, . .,
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crs however pursued the officer of"llie law.
l,"w T ,rom I'-orsc, bruised him and
convey eu uie prisoner to the mo point of the :it for csirryingthfir f
convenient
docd-thirs-
x ob.gns mto execution. We Mih while we record the atrocious deed in IbU c:'x containing nearly 5,000 soul-, in tlbrci lig;il 01 day, this aSed wretch was s!rin-M d auu flogged wc bcii.ne within hearinc of 'the
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Davh Barton, Esq. one of the most distinguished law era and politicians in the TC5t'n1,Cio,CIar I1Joonvi,,e Missouri, on Thursday, the 28th ult. He was President of the Convention that framed the Constitution of Missouri, and served six years ns a Senator m Congress. In 1S35, whilst a member of l.ie htate Senate, he. became abstracted and mehicholy, which continued to assail him unlil he sunk into desperate insanity. Jt'abash Cour. Axotiieu Trust Company The Jifgiidaturo of Missouri lias granted a charter "for a Luc Insurance and Trust Company, to be established in that State, with a ranila! of g2,000,000. The St. Louis Republican sSy. that hard as the times are, the stock is taken' up very readily. It thinks there is no doubt but that the whole wiii be subscribed for before the books shall have been open three weeks. Vvrill not this throxV Senator Uenton into a fit of syncope? Ojlumbus Journal. From, the Louisville Journal. Slips from New Orleans to the eleventh, contain many particulars relative to the late disastrous gale. Of the five boats in Port Ponchartrain, the South Alabama, Capt. Carson, was the only one that escaped. The Mobi!e,the Merchant, the Columbia, and the Ponchartrain were all totally lost, being driven on shore and lodged among the stumps and logs. The U. States schooner Sam Patch, the pleasure boat Chi'de Ilaro'J, a fishing sloop, and numerous oyster boats, went to the bottom, and it is supposed, that many persons belonging to the oyster boats perished. On the other side of the lake, the saheoners Betsey and Two Friends were lost. The light house at the mouth of Bayou St. John was swept away. The effects of the gaie at P01 1 Pontchartrain, situated at the termination of the rail toad from New Orleans were dreadful. Seventeen buildings were either completely demolished or removed from their Ai:idHtios.
and driven into the swamp. The ladies' bath the -V. 1 Vaily En-ess
uouv" was inrrieu away, ami the Uaugnter oi i Lcosomv From the lat debate i i Con the keeper.a little girl often years, was swept j grew we learn the following facts. We w- a from her father's arms. The keeper's wife (our readers to observe t'vt th r -
Kiui.tii.-i tiiuu ncre saveu wun me utmost xvere ouenlr ninje by m -:nli-s of f. -
uiuicuuy. i ne rtmuy was not rescued until after the lapse of several hours. All the bath houses on the lake except three were destroy-
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ii.uu.si. lo ca.i ai our o;ii
our hands in the ofliee is
reeeuit lor mnr.p
is authorized
a ea.
,r..a:, a Mimilo of cloths ,W!:,n-,.a.-,. . V '
r ... . f-,n !...t. , . f V " " J Jlilt!
..v. i i-iuiij, ..'it raru ?.
a receive ;i!(! : 'I i u ers oi hrlf wuji,
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! '.ir- l lie au
even in- of the rth j,;f
whip,
a qsnrttro; uv,n and three
ciiee,; ; ho is about
ii'iva xv:
s'-Ien on tin;
g.ving i;.f.,r,:!4t:on sv;!r,,c
rVOl K.L ,s hereby given that kttor of Ad
!., , Ui-'!l u'c c"tatu of James n ! (Baspje, dee'd, have Lcen rnr..l ,i. ....a 'I October 2.-,f'
bigntJ according to law. Those bavin c;a;ii.6! muebted must make no,);... ' 'V. ' r, o. I late is iiolvcrt Wment. i he ; "cnsib utracBD, .i. J). On I nday the ITtl. ,U .,r v , . I U-f I c.-ry.
the late res.denc e of il.oX,;, " "i V".'.,A;5 . J. .
fi,. i : i. , ;- i.tc3cvu in epnnir- O. 1 a:u tcr
V .""'iciilf,
any peroon eec'.rin tli
:ason-
ox; i'..-7.YA..i Circuit . -i '-;i.V 7-i r; ,,
rn on the '.)d day of An ru
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?c TeSi' mT0 ;"J "ad kitrhe" '""iture, Ac. Jin co, Ind. for three wee X Z .
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irtiucnuuions and liie shrieks nf h
wife U!ld chilt'rcn ric6rir Expositor.
t Beware of CouA-rEnrEixs. Vfc were shown to-day n counterfeit ten dollar note c.V hte Commercial Bank of Cincinnati, of a new plate, payable to Jno. Vr. V.'ales, No. .JS-10, dated 4th May, 1837. W. S. HatchjCpshicri J.J. Armstrong, President. The enslaving is well done, but (he plate is different from any notes ci that institution. V. S. Hatch was not Cashier in May last. Cin. fitj. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. By andisiih Ike no'vice and consent of Ike Senate. Jahcs Sehple cf Illinois to be Cliar-o" d' Aflaires of the United S'.nScs to tho licuhlio of Xcw Granada. 1 T -i .
1 aYTON UAY lO tse (mm; f.f !..-. TT
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Mateo tor t.'ie island of Martinioue.
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Sv-'ut't:-: Payments. Ennuirics are contin
ually nade when the Banks will resume specie payments! Wa answer, as soon as they
between March and June
can nrob
iu.:!.
" 1 .here is r.o solid probability (says the Bati n xre American) of the thing being effected until ur foreign debt shall have been car.cele i. . o long as exchange is at so great a premium as at present, the precious metals .vUl I . C 1 r
jui-iniuu rs a lorm oi transmitting . j:'.J-, and will of consequence be in demand, b ;i li.i moment that our cotton and other ;;;e . -.hai! hnve satisfied the foreign claims
a.?:;;n 'ere will be no inducement to ex p: t specie, and the banks will be able to sup
pylae iselves with it on fair terms and thus P;lvu n!s in coin be rendered practicable, lie policy of inducing a belief that the re-
sa-nptton is about to take place in a short lime
"s.y tiie Seast of it doubtful. The con
f--"u i mitation of the matter causes Banks
t v.-;t:-hald their circulation, and thus the tra !er; ; ess entially injured by being deprived
c. taoiiit'o to which lie Is justly entitled -xs tor t 'se banks themselves, it is to be ex ' ed th:it tltcy will keep out of the read
' i nara , and the chief sufierers arc those who ;:uul in tact be relieved in every possible M""V. Let the Banks, then, having a stead v
ore to t.e ultimate resumption of specie pay wents 'i :u the measure can be adorte
without any evil etfects, co on to act liberallv
fo eat hot icr and the community, by which
1'H.ani they will dissipate the cloud of preja
i"-e under which they at present labor. '
ed
The damage sustained by the railroad company was not less than $103,000. Great anxiety was felt for the receipt of intelligence from the Balize, and indeed from
io whole of the southern Atlantic coast.
Many wrecks and the loss of several lives had
Iready been heard of, and news still more-
disastrous was anticipated.
Hie steamer John L.inton. whiou arrived
in New Orleans on the tenth, gave information of the entire prostration of the crons on
both sides of the Mississippi. The Bulletin
of the eleventh says "Every arrival tells of
a pain tut destruction ollhecreps. The sugar cane and cotton stalks have been mowed down
far and wide more particularly in our own
state. An immense loss will be sustained bv
the planters on their sugar crops. " It appears
tnerelore, that the resources, to winch the
south has been looking forward for the means of paying its debts and relieving the countiy,
lave been almost utterly cut otl. 1 he misfor
tune is indeed a terrible one.
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on the floor of the House and were not contradicted.
Mr. Garland of Lousiana. stated rs
the government has imid .CCfttVl tn :
, . I V v. I A I I 1 1 1 1 1 I ivnrw! n li'.. .M ..II I . .. r
r.-oeto sab at tho .Con.-tho-isc hi P , yaturdsv M o lwi. ';' i"'J
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uu rvmaisnu p,o.it3 for 7 yc-irs oi
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is .5ii'riu;:i!i
.-y of tin- next term of this
lt!.o court house in IWUv;i
i in 1 i
;a::ts bill,
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auit th.Tjjf the bi.l
t.t.i i.e iiso;i ,is ci!,:, .i ,.i
fiuwi casi i;:iar
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J . iW - x-.oi; or tao Vd nri .;r.B containing 40 acres.
M. of sr.id d.iy, tiiC foilov. ir. '
quarter of the town No J J.
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is to them
and a iiivr,... i.,,t..r.,.!
acoMrdiiigiy Attt, UOiiEiiT .Sniiv '
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Will cx
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between the' Se-tembcr CTih. A. !.
Carsofi uiJtoti n;
Vi:iiam W. oi'Carret L. Co Coinptor..
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" re ,!orl" quarter of the eMail, c-.t fi-iv.'. r i V " for quarter ot action No 1, Wil Ko l2,6 ' i c . , I rtMi.,, ! !ls. eustoi the Vd principle Meridian cZt i","rr ',' v!.l" "CUlU'sl:i V011'1 n i:t' e.it of dowfd's!rr ; - exeeut.on. a:d laud and !tsver, tuln t l"l'!.J.a ' .V'1" Mam W.
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Brookvil
THOMAS rUJlSKL.Shrrid- A. D? 1.
!o oa the
and
Oct. 2S, 18S7.
of 1 rontlu. county, Indiana.! tho appoiulment ofcomm:ssi
42 :ixv tion of the follown.ir "reaTrylat
l" u.e Sim court at Old lit-Jiii; f.iiMt II :..
second .Vlonday ufT,!,r;nr
tue iift day of s?y id tt.nii fo"r
oners to made parli-
fcll.Mte
if -9 . . I n - f III f.".!1"t.l I. .... i. I : .
, Tpa SpW ISQC ithebl,reof the LJrX having a hrrctrcuUtioi. than at.y othcr'.Month-! bccn P-chcd by tho stid WilK:,,,, V 'it.f iic sir r 1S:..i.MT.-It was'-nfrota' tho V.onth if
- v, w t v. tiiiiutii r is i iwi miM.i.n i i i 1 . ii rr.r ntr
. wi puunoufi liiVJili.;.) 71 - -..
tlirj arraucaicj:
eu last season,
L.Dv'a IJook
t by xvbich the!
iici oi latitis tt-reeted n. !..
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ji.nuuii as ioiioxvs
old
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t lr?!i A:f IjADIES' Amek.can MaoanK," "t .a PoH far a c.rr.cr in tho lac bclwe" n ve,c united, and U Le edited by MRS. AHah JJ'WV3' r.d Sthon (irt--an,I rUn '8 wiU' Tleuo tlut he now ii.fofiHo;"1? ther.ee alo.-wd li,.,, nh -ve'ly-
1 l" "uiiv, iiiui no lias mi hp mi nr.
'?;nc "M'Xl'i L Author of Pea-
onun.ii.., ..iivj: , as'itngtoa Potts, A:
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From Me Baltimore "Counterfeit Df lector.'' The grkvt Bank fouc.uu cavhiit. Our
readers will recollect that some time tince a check was presented atone of the Ch-.irlesloti
Banns lor "J-1,000 purporting to be drawn by
tirm of that place, and cashed, and which ifterwards proved to be a forgery. Before
the discovery was made the illian had suui-
cient start ol his pursuers as to leave no tract s of bis whereabouts. Five Thousand Dollars
were offered for his apprehension. The police of all the Atlantic cilie have been on the
look out for this Noble Prize" ever since.
Through the unremitting persevctance and
uncommon exertions of high Constable Jackson, of this city, he was arrested on Saturday, and is now at the General Depot up Jone's Falls. $10,000 of the money wns found on his person. Mr. Jackson deserve all praise; and will receive what we deem more substantial the 5000.
a I act.
ni.
of wood what will all honest farmers say to this? He also said, that fora single trip of a
steamboat on the river Apahuhicola.thc owner had received a sum equal to the whole cost of the boat and what will Mr. Grundy say to that? J He further said, from what he had heard he was satisfied that.the public money had, in many instances, been worse than thrown avray. Mr. Bond also said that he was informed that in a certain instance $20,000 had been drawn by a certain individual, professinc to
uu .i captain oi volunteers, who had presented all the necessary papers when in fact ha bad
only -1 or 5 men.
Mr. Bond also said that $SO,000 had been granted on the mere request of the Chairman
of the Committee of Ways and Means and soon after the same committee asked for one
million, and since wanted one a half millions more. No wonder this Florida war costs so much, when we pay one hundred and seventy-five dollars for a cord of wood, and thice thousand thrco hundred and thirty-three dollars a piece for a captain and five men in Buckram.
'.3s to a co
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"w" " 1 eonnecteu Willi .Mra Ifale in leudi-i" "ll!lt"'CJ r'!:,! eiavrn ii,.!3
,u fava ti tue iacix' a v;ook. f,""""! e.-.i.aniuiir. ti.tv
vcot one hinidred
en co
ee caal v,;o
!ho ilace of ba-
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to
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Vo"w t , " 11 COI,,menco xvttii the Janua.y No. -ilul also '"r ue said commissioners to ash-,, nd In addition . :!. ..l.-.. .. , sHim.rt,nl,.i0,;,nr:M:... . '
tha work next vesr xv i-n-.t ;n r r. the etui l.ilnrv f, t,. , ., , .OL
f.trfiy colored taskiont. The subscriber enderv-' r-v Comr't'" Jcceaed, in the said picmis which ors by extracrdmatv exertions in ,u,., : ilhe said ilarv li.nx s,,!.i r,. m-mi '
u.iiiv Liic5 1.1,11.1- ' nniu i, llllil'.tl XX .
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received , '
-XI ATS O.N o.
V iU.I.-UI W. c!;ni.
ilOM.A.M. y,,i
October 7th, ltJ7.
ro. cjiii.
41-
wue ";,r ni0 very many favours he hit from liia Lin,! f.;.m... .1.. 1
:. - "in puunc. i' rom iiiiionthe many female xvriter3 of America perhatw no two Ladies could have been eelected. whose va
ried talents are so well calculated to adorn ,vrL- A. W5S 55F,t.I?
ike the Lack's IJoo.'c. When it is also mentioned ! d&FFr:'S tervices to the citizens of i'.rook-th-it Miis.bisoi:Rxr.t, the IJemar.s' of American. I vlIL' 11,1,1 ta vicinity; and flatters hinisotfti.-t
ana UKrsvna.E AIKLLK!f, ftrt. also contributors to!a.lonS tln'e ofeuccesuful practice in one ofthe most the poetical department, it will he useless to waste !8,ckl" cations in the west, is a s ilHeient reeoinargument in eiid?avori;.2T to si.exv what, is nnn. inendation.
ent that the Lady's Hook will stand unrivalled' Residence in tiie house recently
w.iuuj; iuu periouicais ot the country.
ujui iiumuer also contains two parcs of Fatdi-
ier,
ar-
JlLtrriagc Extraordinary. Quite an xcile-
mcnt was produced in Madison Ia. Week before last, hv the "Marriage of a .Ycgro Mun. to a Ifhil if omen." A Strange Minister, was employed to celebrate the nuptials, who was conducted to a House occupied by a black family. It -appears that to prevent sus-
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luuamo -uusic in many cases oriH.ial
SOME OF TllU COJVTlllDUTOIiS. Mus. .Sarah J. Hale, Editor. Mrs I, II SiiT0U--ney, Mra Ann 8 Stephens, Mrs Caroline I.ee lle-uz, Mrs V. V Ellett. Miss Leslie, Mia II V (iot.ld, Miss C E Gooch, Miss L II Medina, "il-
11s t.ajiora ciarU, Joseph C Neal, H 15 Thatch k Penn Smith, MrsJ Phelps Mrs Willard, Mrs V
rar, xiis x ells, lirenville Jlellen , II 8 Mackenzie, I. L 1), Joseph It Chandler, Morton McMichnel, Robert T Conrad, Alexander Diniitry, A M , II E Hale, E Puree Fisher, N C Hrooks A M, Wm E Hurton.Mrs Kmhurv. lira fiilmnn M,t
Smith, Mrs Woodhuil, Miss Charlotte 8 Cushman, Key J II Clinch, Constant Guillou, -Mra Sedxvick. Tehms. The terms of the Lady's Pool; are
hree Dollars per annum, or two copies for five Dollars, payable in advance. All orders mutt he addressed to I.. A. GODEY, Literary rooms, Chcfiiut ttrect.cno door below Seventh," Philad. THE NOVELS OF TH13 CEM-:aRATEl) llSU
rvr 1 1 j In r
jCnin, in the bottom, east ofthe Court House." I Lroukville, Oct. 11', 1837.
picion on the part ofthe minister, the fair damsel, had colored herself, as dark as the
bridegroom. She must be a real Dick John
son of a fellow. Grctnsburg Repository.
P. PALMER.
ESPECTFl'LLY
informs i!k i-i Wai-.o nf
-ww, v ranklm County, Indiana, that he has commenced the business of in all its various branches, in the town of Prookville, xx-hore he intends kcepmir ;n hand an assortment of Common and Fancy Chairs, those wishing to purchase will do xvell to call and examine his work. ALSO.
fiSuse assri Sii;ia Fainting will be executed at the shortest notice, and in the neatest manner, lie flatters himself that he will render satisfaction to all those who in-ij call on him lor any ofthe above. His shop indirectly opposite the Franklin II. tel.
Oct. 11, lS:-,7.
40 if
& 2
GODLY S EDITION'.
Vivian Grey, Contaritn Fleming, Ilise of Iskan- twelve years rid, txvo hind lojs white
4 - V away from the subscriber on the
iter, I lie V minjf JJiike, YV onderous Tale of A Irov, ! round, the had tho scratches in the left him! r.
Ilctirielta Temple, Vcnetia. Price of the xvho!ej1,a? a sn,uii white spot on 1 1, e br.ck, some ki;v xvork three dollars. The Lady's Pool; and I):Is- hairs cm tho bide ofensior.cd hv the saddle tr rth. X- . , - .. -1 . V. . .. . ... X nir imr.n .. :M 1, v- , ....
mens iio.uis win sent enure lor live liuiurg.i i'--- .hji m len.e siui marc at i -'.er
xvill receive th-?
UYMENEA f i.
Amos Late. The tulowing is from th
iaUiuiore Chronicle. Can it be true! Can
U he possible. Ih.at tho President, who is
pledged to folloxv in his predecessors footsteps, xviii deviate so far from those footsteps a to icfuse oilke to such of the friends of the :iln.iiHstration as the people have cast otl ? Abe President has peremptorily refused to
. i a g'e .-iiiiis Lane an otuce. It is reported t'iat vvhen Amos approached him with his rcUiion foi the oilice of Minister to Bogota.
i,c t resident said to him: Anio
- 'iie! Bo you think I will a
l - v v a ii.v v iiitx.vi kj uuv o e.cign country, when the people ot a single trict in Indian have declared so cmnhat-
Maruied On the 19th of October, by J. N. McManus, Robt. Dcnivan to Amanda Ssox'vOn the ICth of Oct. by the same, Jrsgs II. Shepherd to Maky A?i?c Uokuam. On Monday "3th, by Ilv. James Conxvell, Littleton Lofland to Olive E. Jinks.
weeks since humanity was shocked by the j On the 26th by Uev. E. Carwiek, James Pkice most atrocious and revolting rutrage, intlicted j t0 Nancy Seinneii.
" uiviiu ouii.uuiiii i rt'inn ui utt idi irtu nnj , t, i -.-t . em a TJ i ., J J r r wj i ri On the 2btb, Gchoe Svofield to Maky Ass
M (IAItV,l.'f VII lilt. J V IOV'11 I.JIIUIIXIV.1 j Madison count y in this state. These enemies I l,D1CtLI" of the peace of society, of order, law and ci-j Wa tl:3 -li5j by T- 15- Scobey, Esq. Mr. Clap vilizalion dracrtrcd this respectable planter! ham It. Kkpbe to Miss Maroauct Mvxxvcli..
Lynching. This incarnate demon of outrage, violence and blood still continues to dis
grace our unhappy country. It is only a few
in advance, postage pan
Lady's Pook is connected with the other popular
periodicals, he Fufre.ts, for the purpose of remittance, the fulloxv iii system of CXUEKiXG. Lady's P.ook and D'Isrcli's Novels $o Lady's Hook and Kulwcr'a Novels for J.") Lady's Book-and Marryalt's Novels for ."
lulxver s and .xiarrvatt s Novels for
s the ptibliFlier of the :i,:ir' (" Coioscott's f
Lady's Hook and Saturday News
Lady's Peak and Celebrated Trials Puixvcr's or Marryatt's Celebrated Trials Pitlxvcr's and D'lsraeli's Novels Marryatt's and DTsraeli's Novels
o1
ajoxe reward, and ail roasonabltx c! argee. GEOP.G' EDEiJ. Oct. o, km. 40 :;w
SSUE -M Kit It I M A Civ I'll ! NT:3.just""7;ccived a good lot f the above i-iiiic.es, Riid for sale, low, by T. !. JO!lNs'ONr Sept. 20,
lis
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CO-PA K'SW EKJSIE 5 i5. co-partncndiip has been formed between David
from the bosom of his family and mutilated
s, ) on are j mm in tlie most brutal manner maiming hm .
pptint you asi most inhumanly, besides cutting oii'his nose;
and ears, and scarrifying his body to the very1 ribs. We believe the subject of this foul out-;
rage still drags out a miserable existance an
lca that y on arc not worthy to represent I object of horror and ot pity. Last wee!
mi I c a I
''Tis woman's province, when she fills The place for her designed, Amid life's woes and numerous ills, To cheer r.r.d bless mankind. Her place important e:i her smiles The joys of all depend; Her pleasing care each pain beguiles, She ptavca to all a friend."
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m?RUYEI PRESCRIPTION FOR THE CURE V DYSPEPSIA: Consisting of li!sani and Tonic Mixture. (For particulate see large bills.) For sal by If. I). JOHNSON. l Gin- Urookville, Ind.
sir.ess, and xvill he conducted under the firm of Da
vid Price fc Co at the stand formerly-occupied by
David Price in ISrookville
We Matter ounVives that xve shall be able to accomodate our friends and customers oa ns goosi terms ;.s c.u bo had in the Suite, and xvill give a liberal ciei!:tt.
Citr st jek of merchandise is now very gjod and! we inted ke,?pir it so, and by so doin wc ros-1, pcctftdlv' s.dicit oud coniidenily expect a liberal i hare of "patronage. D.Y V 1 D " PIvlCE C! . j . Zrooville, 11th Sept. 1S.-;G.
'!'rtnE subscriber, aor.t for tho Covln-'t Cut-
-E- ton Factory, has oa ha. id a larjje japply of Yarns of all numbers, warranted. Jfickiaer. Carpel Want a;d llall'ms, for sale ut
i the late reduced prices, oa accommodating torrne.
it. If IJL'ilAJS AN. uz. '3. t;G-2;ii. Cin. Gazette.
TfrOUXO IIVSON- TEA, of a 9uperir.r quality XL for ealc.br v II.. I). JOHNSON.
Sept. 'JO, 1-