Indiana American, Volume 5, Number 51, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 December 1837 — Page 3
AMERICAN.
FRinAV, DECEMBER 22. 183T.
Congressional fc Lroisi-ATivE. Upon these
precis, we are anxious to keep our readers ad-vi-ed. Hat it seems impossible to receive any thin" of the proceeding? of these bodies. High waters ami bad loids intercept the mails, and we s re left ignorant of the doings of our servants and rulers.
The Can at. ilin Waters. .V very heavy rain fell on .Saturday and Sunday last, and the ground being frozen, it swelled the White-Waters lusher th.n they have been for some years. The Canal at the Forks of the River sustained considerable damage. It broke the embankment of the canal rear the dam, on the north side, and carried n-.vav near 4,000 yards of embankment. We are informed by the Engineer that the d.image will net. Vion the largest calculation, exceed 1,000 dollars. Had the rise in the water been three weeks later, everv thing would have been s.tfe. Rut under the tircainstnces, the public have no reason to comj h:ii of those who have charge of the work. Everv exertion was made by the contractors, ensri-
withstanding the rain fell in torrents all of Sat-
. . . . i . . T 1 : . i
t t t(ill I tint, vi v;i v iiiuuA.ir-i.h .l liiUl, L J cif
leaks, and raise the embmiiiiient where needed.
Here, where every citizen saw the, exertions wliich
wsre made, no blame is attached to any individual fjr neglect of duly. Tlie dam is perfectly safe.
Senator Ccthbkrt of Georgia has not resigned
lis feet in the Se.iate of the United States as was
stated, but arrived in Washington and took his Eat on the 11th inst.
fanaticiim. If tin American Whig does it for the sake of defending American Whigism, he takes the surest way of ruining his parly However, these are but opinions to be tested by time. The presses of this city differ as to thecrievances in Canada, though (here is but little difference of opinion among the presses of the inferior. At a large meeting held in one of the wards of this city last night, warm resolutions were passed, expressing sympathy for the Canadians. If I were to otYer my opinion again, that 09 out of 100 of the people here wished succ ess to the Canadians, it would be but an opinion to be controverted, hut it is my opinion nevertheless. It should, however, he borne in mind (hut, on the question of neutrality, there is but one opinion. The Canadians must fight their own battles. The city affairs are of no great interest. The New York American is urging upon the Xew York banks the first day of May next as a day for the resumption of specie payments. I doubt whether any steps will be taken. Treasury drafts now arc 5-8 to 7-Sths of one percent, premium. Treasury notes 5-S and 4. U. U. Ii-ink stock is There is nothing new of importance from the interior or the East. There is nothing later from Upper Canada. I do not learn
(hat the BriiUh troops as yet have made any i movement in Halifax. The Northern Slates,
however, are full of expresses sent from the
Upper to t.ie Lower provinces of the British American Empire.
The Canada affairs are assuming rather a serious
tvpo. w e nave ma utmost connaence in tue success of the patriots. Although they cannot muster b'lt a small army in comparison to the myriads
of the British empire, still they will never surrender so long as there is a patriot left. They have rebelled against their rulers, and if they surrender t'.iey will be instantly executed; consequently they
woii'.u rather fight and find an honorable grave,
than to surrender and meet a dishonorable grave.
'.low beautifully Las More expressed himself upon t'.iis subject: " .
Rebellion! foul dishonoring word! Whose withering blight so oft' has stained. The holiest cause that tongue or sword Of mortal ever lost or gained. How many a spirit born to bless, Hath sunk beneath thy withering name, When but a day'6, an hour's success, Had wafted to eternal fame!"
With what anxiety did we watch the movements
of struggling, patriotic Texas! But she has pass
ed the rubicon, and is now numbered among the
free nations of the earth. Scarcely had the cannon's roar ceased in the little republic of Texas on
cur south, ere the beacon fires of liberty are lit up on our north. May the God of Nations smile upon their efforts, and permit them to "Joltoro in the
,osf?;s of the United States and Texas. The
last news from Canada appears quite favorable.
American citizens are flocking to the standard of
liberty; and although our Government must pre
serve the utmost neutrality, still our citizens can
not be silent observers of their efforts. We were assisted in the days that tried men's souls, and that debt which we owe to the cause of freedom will be repaid.
Washinuton, Dec. C. In the Senate, Mr. Grundy introduced a resolution, which referred to a committee of seven members, to provide for the better security of the lives of persons on board vessels propelled wholly or in part by steam. The early agitation of this subject augurs well for the passage of an ar t (hat will nrovom tho f.
SII EEIFF'S SALK. Y VIRTUE of a decree of the Franklin Circuit Court to n.e directed bv the Clerk of said
court, 1 will expose to sale at public auction and outcry at the court house in Brookville on Saturday the loth day of January next, between the hours of 0 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. of said dav.
State of Indiana, Franklin county, ts. A LIST of lands and town lots, tdtuate in the county aforesaid, returned to the School Commissioner of said Franklin county, chargeable with the taxes of 18:51, by the collector of State and County revenue for the aforesaid county, oa the 1st day of Dec'r, IS-'i; and on which tho taxes remain unpaid, after t!.e lapse of three vears.
1-Mvis. acres of la.,. I
the rents and profits for the term of seven vears. of
ouent acfidpnfs arisino- in hnm. r, the loiiowing described lots of land: Lot Nu H in
carelessness or unskillfjlness of pilots and on-! o lViro0!U,V a?d hs 15 IG'i e "C"cl' i:'r. ! ..,,, , , r 2i, 41 and 4 in Alien's plat of the town of Seou, GJ acres, part of tho S gineers. as (he merely of such a law is ge-j Brookville, Franklin countv. Indiana, and if the town , ran 1.
1 1 f 1 Ti 1 1 V si f L n r iv I r-f I i ,-. t I !. i : ... : 1 1 1 j rr. . r ... , ! T . o i r r , -
. J iiu-inKii 11 in s-pecu- ivnis iiiiu jiroius 01 me aiuresaiu lots ot land will! imiu ji a- ., r i i?r."s, part a: .'.-.actional sect
i.y p;
o raie. nart ol the s.i.t:.
W or of sect 1 1.
iss, and not be subject to the usual pro-! not SLil ,(,r sutncient to satisfy the sum in said de- "a- loxvu j,, u i.;.
traded debates, v hich attend subject of t!ie i croe mert"ined' ,!'e fee simple of said lots will mcLord and Jlorton, IQO, K qr of sect same magnitude.! The Cb-.ir !,,-,,.,- r.;' ,!C" and thcre le fol,i tG thc !'i--hest bidder or bid-i '.township 8, R S. mm r n -t , ! - 1 t ' V V " ders' eU"u U'e ongd prenii.ea sell for! hid.ey, John ICO, pt. fru-t. 1?, T P. R ?. mous consent, autho l?cd to appoint the stanu- j enough to vy the amount of said decree, tether ""d, G p.rt .f N V r of 6ect No 50.
jij;iiniu u km me fiiMimcsession 01 Von-i wuu ihe interest and cost, s
g session of Con-j with iho interest and cost.
id ids are taken as!10"1 r':i'
liover, Ai: The fol.'ow
ircr, GOO,
ito In
press. A report from the4 Secretary of the l5'e property of Benjmiin Sed. Xcble, ct a!, ot th.; Treasurv. of the number nml r nn A tr, f d, ! of 31ilton Stapo and 'I'liornas Brown, and d;j-
deposite banks, was presented and referred. 1 1 T 1 l,fa?'i:in t lreu;t (;ourt t0 bc Eol'i W-l c"Tl':e 'kv,::o. in sa in he House of luprisemaliveslr. Snyder, aforesaid decree with ir.torc.t r.d co.ts. A!o. ui" No 5 end Xo o.
in si.u lirookvsUo laid off bv JoLn Allen. Xo lea ar.d iX
ic; No 11 ia squira
of Illinois, ohered a resolution to reveal (ho
act passed at (he extra session of Congress, which wilhhoKis the fourth instalment due to States, until the firt cf January, 1S3S. The House agreed to a resolution offered by lur. C. Johnson, making an inquiry into the causes of delay of the exploring expedition. Mr. Underwood's resolution, failing on the Secretary of Vnr for the correspondence en 'the subject of (he Florida war, was agreed to, with an amendment offered by Mi liriggs, calling for (he '-amount of money expended, and the whole number" of troops that have
n-en employed. since (lie commencement of thc
katn from a slip received this morning f ilie ofiice of thc St. Louis Republican,
New York, Decemser 9. Onr moner market is getting in a very good way. The fact is, some of the New York city banks have almost sacrificed the city to save themselves. They have cut up (heir debtors without much mercy. Now, by refusing to pay out other than safety fund country notes; by the most rigid and violent cur
tailments, they feel pretty strong, and look
preuy strong on paper. Exchange on England, ou see, is down to Hi, i'2 and i'2i per cent., and for 12 even
the best of bins are refused. This is a rate of
exchange below thc specie par. At 104 no
specie will go out. As thcre is a prospect
tn.it foreign exchanges will be lower than tliey are, there is now no demand for specie
(or exportation. JNiore comes in than goes out. The demand now is on (he part of the banks, and, but for their demand, specie would be above par but a very short time. The rates of exchange on France are f. 5,l7i to f. 5,20, Holland 41, Hamburgh 3Gi, and l?remen S3 io 88i cents. Specie, (his morning, 44 premium. American gold li (o 54. (Treasury drafts are at paper par, Mr. Woodsuky.) The Domestic Exchanges are rapidly improving. On New Orleans, 2 to 2i per cent. Mobile, 3 to 5. This arises from cotton
coming forward. It is singular that the rate of exchange, on Boston is 24 and Philadelphia 2. The cause of this is, that these two cities have ia part saved New York from thc sacrifice of their own banks; and now, forsooth, the Globe, and its bank politicians here, would
raise a clamor against Boston and Philadel
phia, because they have in part saved us! I
wish 1 had permission to write thc secret his
tory of the la(e Bank Convention. United States Bank stock has been shaken
bv the Message of Gov. Ritner. The sales
are at 120. This, however, is panic
The weather is b'lterly cold, and will close
the canal, if not the river,
Our city is flooded with rumors of broken
hank? in Massachusetts and Maine. There
is no confidence to be placed in these rumors
Some roeue has set them anoa'.
Vc have later news Irom Canada, tnougn
from Royalist sources only. Colonel Gore
has been at St. Denis ami !M. Charles, wu.i out opposition. He was to march on St. Hy
acinthe, where he expected to una rseison
war.
-Cin. inir
ir-
Gexekous Sympathy. A steamboat
rived at Wheeling on Monday evening, having on beard a number of respectable looking passengers. When the boat touched the wharf, as is usual at that enterprising little city a busy personage jumped aboard with "Gentlemen, a seat for Baltimore to-day fine coaches, fast horses, sober drivers and I have slips with New York election news! Shall 1 have the pleasure of giving you one, Sir," sr.id thc husjT person to a rather decent looking stout stranger, who began to look interested in the subject. Let me give you a slip glorious news, Sir, glorious'' "Thank you, Sir," said the stout man, and lie stooped, eager to
peruse his slip, but his visage Iengtnened, and
it length he dropped the harmless paper ns
though it burnt his lingers.
"Boy, take that trunk ashore!" shouted thc
man, in a voice of thunder,' and dropping his
ead, he stepped out oi thc caom, and hurried
offin silence.
Whew!" said tho busv man, "Captain, who
is that man, going ashore there "Solitary and
alone, with a (a.e as black as a thunder-
loud. "That, why that that's Thomas II.
Benton !!
i-t of the iots sifjate in that
in said county, laid
The north i
purchasers can nav each, down c- r.r.e imirtli il.uvn: 1.0.3 in
and the balance in equal payments at six arid's2n r-
twelve months, with six ner cent interest. I I'Cidii.j oi
This 2t: th day of December, !:57. 51 ;?w TIKi?.! AS FU1ISKL. Sh'ff F. (' Ta.
y Arthur IJt
I. Samuel Serin?, School Ccmniifsior.er of said
1 county, da hereby certify, th:.t the above is a true ji:t o: ail the lanJs and town lots, situate in said l,"SU- crunty, that were returned to ;;e hv the CoUect..r
issno policies'111 tatc nnd t,Vus.tv revcn:: f.tr tl.f rminn p .
ngainst lasses by lire in tho county cf rrar.k!;n. f"" tbo year rW-Z, ohan-eJ with the non-pnv-
lEssisaasce Rsrassa! Fire.
rnIIC INDIANA MI,l'l!AL ii RANGE COMPANY will
1:
the reeuiiar advntaTes of ii: si: in t .:, mct.t cf
Company, lenns, &c. will be mar.o known 0:1 f-!ain umviiec
plication fa the arnt tit Urookvilie. !s- far tl. JUii A. MAToiiX, 1 public roti
Dec. Cth, 1S:;7.
A fyei)t
r, z ...
ixes lor
th:
s-iid y
."ear, and that still re-
"e. i.iT vv:ii the o'.vnerd names
known. And I hereby civa
11
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taxes, penalties, per
.t;::;i nd cc-ts thnreaL'.c tkercan. hi paid, on before the i.ext te.::i of the I'ranklin circuit ;t of the siid cm: my, thu a motion will be mado
ja.i.iu vi-siinjr f-r..u lilies ana ins in ti.a
STRAY Ii RSE. TAKi:X t i, bv Cor
neiios Oarlio-.v, of Sjrinff2eld towiisLii. !'
fk, Ia., on the loth day of Xov. leo7, cno b:iv horse of tho ftdiowintr description; Sixteen a;:d ii half hands hirb, eleven years old, shed with three shoes, two beforo and one behind, tka riht hind and the left fore foot white, with a b'uze R;ce; appraised to tifty dollars bv James Karibv.v ic Tho.-n-
i;-
for t
e 11:;
'. i ccrnincn schools 1:1
as l-'reelaud, this ?th day cf Dece
State IforsE in Wiscoxstx Bcrxt. We
from
icpuulican, that
'Hlie new and splendid superstructure which
h id beer, built dunim the summer bv Mai.
Smith, in IJuriington, for the accommodation
of the Territorial I.orishitnro of Wismnsin. and Panineau. Arrests for high treason were
was entirely consumed by fire on the night oftCoing on in Montreal, and the jail was full of
t!ie 1 1th inst., together with the whole corner : persons accused as traitors
adjoining; including five stores, three groceries, &c. &c; t!ie ctnlents, however, generally reserved from the flames. The fire is supposed to have been communicated from the house fire place in the territorial building in
thc day time, to tlie timber, as thc building was of wood; no fire being left in tlie chimney after the door keeper retired. The territorial building cost about eight thousand dollars, and was built upon the property of Major Smith, on Water st." Chi. Whig.
Cincinnati is the only town or city of im
portance in the west, which has made no ex
pression of jcy in the result of thc recent elec
tions. What is the reason of this. ot. Loins R'.p.
i he W lugs of Cincinnati feel the importance nd value of the glorious triumph too deeply
to manliest their pleasure in boisterous demonstrations. They, like a fond mother at meeting a long absent and favorite son, arc
rather disposed to give vent to their overwrought feelings in tears of gratitude and joy.
Cm. lug.
true copy from my cstray book
State ci Indi.ini,
saii; eon .1:3. In t3t!!ii..y whereof. I hive Lereui.to sot my band, this 'aU i ee'r. Kr.7.
u ' C'cki 'ii issio y. er.
N.
O. SUG A Ii, for !eept. 20, lS:n
OLLIN'S' AXL'.o, for sale b; nov. ISJiT. ii
giPAM.SH FLOAT 4 l-OV. IS'27.
A LI persons hiving cny cLini cr demand of n-) i). kind whatever, wS.etherdua cr r.at agains the subscriber, are reaestcd to present the sanio for payment. .JOiCL'lI MANDAKII ALL. S(V IS'i:7.
IC fntf-erluers Livo r-nrehased tho Storo
( i.-r:.;eny occnpiej by m. . Kemy, in I .'.'"C'kviile, on the corner directly fonth of il'.Sr S. II. I). JOIINoON.! i'.Vi'Ci 's store, v. hi re they ore constantly receiving of Dry (ioods, foreign and domestic!;, eV t !:p r: w n i n r.-r.-r. . r'. t:..-.-. r 1 ! 1-:.. 7-
.. . , . v , , i i ....... ; , I.. 1 I .111 IVI..I.O, books, shoes uv.J boot.-,- fme 7 articles, cutlery, &c. -Ve., rdl cf which they will seii cn as reasonable terms p.s ce.n be a 'forded ia the county. All kinds
odtieo and I.auibcr t -.kon in navment.
i:i.!.lII DAVIS, gl:d!lgl: dyuai.
D. JOilXSOX , for s.i!e hv I). Joiix??;:;
! o: i-.-o
r31fin subscribers bepf leave to inform thoir
-3- friends and customers that thev are desi
Oct.
5 If
(.3 j
A. D.&z a. VIOLIN wnilNGS, of a iiret
rate nua.ttv,
Nov. f, IzVu.
bv II.
D. JOHNSON.
TtI.OTi!, CASIXKTS end CASIMl'RES,
-1 ju nov.
irons
to make sett!e;neiit, on or before tho fut of next month, with all who havt! m.cn n.-foiii't ctin.lionr
on Ihpir hnol.-j. Tlmcp ivlm 11111 l.n iinnroniimil i "?A7" O L N G IISON
rlnaft 'heir smf ivil', nsl, u-ili lm v.u.Mo,l ir ! -H- for sale liV
do it by note. D. PiilCK &c CO. Drookvilla, l" Dec'r, !So7. 50
eecived and for sa'o, low, bv
7. I!. D. JOHNSON.
JtJST RECEIVED & IF 11 SAffE,
Y D. PRICE & Co., Rio and Java Coffee, Gun-jiowder and Hvsoi Teas, Loaf, Ilnvan-
na and Hrown Stigr.rs, "VeFteru Reserve Cheese, Raisins, Chana, I.iverpoc and delf wares. Pine Churns, IJuckcts and Wash-tubs. White and ltd Lead, Prussian liiue, Chrome Green and yellow Whiting- A:. Glue. Iloney-de-.v.JViririnia, common and smoking Tobaccos, Tdeleo Cigars, Jlen, Women and Cliildrens shoes, Shoe. Horse, Paint. Tooth, Whitewash .and scrubbing Brushes. Chopping Axes, Carpenters Hatchets and Tomahawks. Drookville lb'th Dec'r IS;S7. no. 50 bty.
Sept. 2d, IR37.
l, of a snperiir quality II. D. JOHNSON. S3
-g SIM CENT C ALICOES for sale by Sept. 15, 15.37. II. D. JOHNSON.
Cincinnati Whir Office.) Monday, Dec. 18, 12 o'clock, $ Fmi-n hns lipcn on the decline for several
sales dull at o,o.
Whiskey hasexpenenccd a great improvement, and is in request 3S cts. Laud. Small sales effected at 7 cents. 1)a.on. No slock in market. Slaughtered IIoos hove improved in
price, as the weather becomes moie favorable for packing;ales quick at $1,25 per hun-
FINE WASH TITUS, of various sizes, for tale by II. D. JOHNSON nov. 15:27.
2 i'i335dsi WnssSc!.
on the Rank of the United States alJL so 0:1 the Banks in the cities of Boston, NewYork, Philadelphia and Baltimore, wanted by Nov. SH, 1S37. R. S. TYNER. 'The JrvoL'r:ili' Insurance company "RTS no.v prepared to make insurance on property. For terms apply at the ofriee of the Company, west upper room in D. Price A: Co's store. AI5NER M'CARTY, Pres. I.no. V". IIitt, SecV. Brookville, July 3, 1S37. 23 bty
Correspondence of the .alional Intelligencer New York, Dec. 5.
Canada alfiirs continue to engross our attention. I have seen a great variety of statements, and have received some letters, from
Lord Gosford.on the 20lh ultimo, issued a
proclamation from Quebec, urging the 1 eo
pie to return to their allegiance. It has none
ol the Jury o: Montreal toryism in 11.
The lsntish Consul has been taking depositions in this city of movements made here and in Vermont, of persons in behalf of thc Canadians. These depositions were sent to England by the packet, and to Mr. Fox, in Washington. The British forces in thc lower Provinces have taken up their line of inarch for Quebec, nrer thc disvutcd lemlorv, I presume. They
will li:ivr :i horrid mn rrh of it. this season of
the year. Jsew Isrunswic is thought loyal, mnrf so than thc citv of London. Now is the
lime to settle the Northeastern boundary
nueslion. When England has complaints,
1 ... I..
England will hear complaints. iir. vree.j,
ed.
Barrel Pork. Stock in market has augmented, but we have no heavy transactions to renort. Mess is held at HG: Prime S14-
C. rain meets with thc same reauy saie.as
usual in the past month, at the following quo
tations; W heat, 1,12; Corn, 4U cts.; Uais, 37; Beans, $1.
Kentucky Tobacco. there is a verj
brisk enquiry for this so long neglected articlc in consequence prices have advanced. No I, G twist, is firm at 8 icnls; No. 1, lb.
lump, at 121 cents.
winch I draw the conclusion that the patriots sutfered but little nt S. Ch.nlps that, instead
cf thcre being 200 killed, not more than 28 oran American citizen, is yet in the Eredcrick-
30 were killed. Thc British Colonel has re-Uon jail, for taking a census of Msdawas.ca, turned to Montreal with his forces. Both land British regiments are about to march
Patriot nml r.-v.-ilisf s nf rrnrcf mndi n orrr:it ' through IMadiiWaska!
noise about tbrdr vi.-iorv. is usual when the! There is nothina: else new from the North
result i r.ihoi dnnhOu'L Tho fa t is. Afoii-'orEast. but what has reached by regular mail
treal is in a great state of alarm. The dis- The cholera was raging in isan Salvador tricts north of the St. Lawrence, it is expect-'and Guatimela October 1, but was on the deed, will rise anon. Not less than fourof those'cline. Mr. De Witt (our Charge) and family
of ''American origin,' who got up the loyal I were coming home Jat. int.
meeting m Montreal, arc now in this city,
TAKEN UP, by J. Y.
Hancock c;f White-Water township, Frank
lin county, la. on the 'dlth dwy of November, 1S:!7, of the followinjr description, to-wit; a Ted and white spot'ed cow, marked with a crop off and a hole and slit in the left ear, and a hole and swal
low fork in the njjht ear; supposed to bo three years old; no brands or other marks perceivable: appraised tbe 'Sth day of December, 1837, at sixteen dollars, by James Hardin and John Otto. A true copy as per affidavit on li'e. Given vmder my hand ami seal this Sth day of December, 1S37. 50 Sw DANIEL WILSON, J. P.
2-1 'FX E J fi S SI J Ea. A co-partnership hr.s be;? n formed between David Price and John W. iiitl in tho mercaiitile busir.es?, and will bo conducted under the linn of David Price &; Co at the stand formerly occupied by David Price in Uronkville. Wc Hatter ourselves tint we shall be able to accomodate our friends and customers 0:1 as rood terras as can be had ia tho Estate, and will give a liberal credits. Our stock of merchandise is now very good and
we intea Keeping it 60, ana iy so doing we respectfully solicit and confidently expect a liberal
hare of patronage. DA V I D PK Ac UU.
xirooville, 14th bept. l:3o.
Married-On Sunday the ICth intt. by Eld.
Grjgg 31. Thompson, Isaac Uvckley to iatiia-
kixe Demoss all of this couniy. On Thursday the 14tb, by tho same, Jotham Joses to Elizabeth Glidswell, all of this county-
UoBEitT John ") Ii the Franklin Circuit Court, VS. j Franklin county, Indiana, FebEleasor Dare, j- ruary Ti.'in, .1. JD. lSIiS. widow of Abiel j Dare,decl,c al. J Bill in Chancery. TTBE IT It EM EM BE It ED, that on the 14tb
Hi December, 1S."37, tho piaintid" in the above
case by Ryman, M"atson and Holland his attorneys, filed in the Clerk's otnee of the county aforesaid, his bill in said case, and it appearing by affidavit
tiid, ih.it Clement Dare, Albert Dare, Rebecca
.lane Smith, and Iveziah Josephine Smith, defendants named in s.iid bill of Complaint, are not res
idei.ts of said state of Indiana-' Wherefore the
said Clement Dare, Albert Dare, Rebecca Jane
Smith, and Keziah Josephine Smith, tho defen
dants above named, are required to be and appear at the Court House in Brookville, in slid county of
Krnnklin.at the nest February term of said Court
nn the first dav of the term, commencing cn the
third Monday in February next, and answer sr.id
bill ol complaint, or in uemu:i nit: antauuu i said bill, as to them, will bo taken as confessed
December 14th, A. D. 1?:V7. Attest,
r;t) ROI5C11T JOHN, Cl'Ic of s'd court
Jut EJcceivri! and t'av Sa?c,
1P&Y the barrel and half barrel No. 1, 2 mid
lLS Mackerel. AloO a few barrels of Molasses
May 1st, 1-337.
& S. TYNER.
19 btv
EJooi, Shoes, &c. 1-I"5T rnn-r!..' n-ll fr.r c-nln.
3
2 QO Pr. J-IilUr''s coarse boots.
do
do shoes.
too
l.VW lbs. Jron assorted.
232ftO lbs. Covinglon Cvlion lam. AUn. brass kettles, all sizes, sule-lealher, side,
kip and calf skins, pine tubs and chums, wire
seives, wrount nails, ana axes. ,.,.-,,
Hrookville, Sept. l.tSST. i bty
'here thev have fled for safety
My aim being to sift stories and to furnish you with facts, and probable conclusions to be
derived from such facts the general correct
ness of which you have often had an opportunity of testing I need saj nothing in reply to your Virginia correspondent Vixdex, who dilTers with me in Canada matters. I have no
douht of the patriots' ultimate success. It is my opinion that, before winter is out, Quebec
alone will be sale to the British forces. To
associate these men in Canada, eneatred in
this contest with Fannv Wright and the Ma-
rats of the Fremh Resolution, Is the height ofl
The typhus fever has been raging at West Point. N. Y. durinc the last and present
months. Two of the students of the institu
tion fell victims, but, at the last dates, the dis
ease was abating and the sick were rapidly
convalescing.
For Me Indiana .American. Died In Springfield township, Franklin coun
ty, Ind., on the morning of the 17th December, ... . w 1 3 V" -
1S57, Abner Howell, son 01 Joao ana ancy , , , - and
II.u-p11: arod about -it vears. V :tli much cairn- . k-0,i
ness of mind he bid an affectionate farewell to all his friends, and with brightening prospects of Heaven in view, he full asleep. "lie now is afilicted no more, With sickness, or aching with pain; The war in the members is o're, And never shall vex him again."
' rpiAKEN I P, tey .Joiin um'j, jiving m 1 osey I U township, Franklin county, Indiana, an cs
tray Bay Horse, with both n-.r.d feet white, ana much sway hacked, about fifteen handj and one inch high; no brands or marks perceivable, supposed to be 12 years old next spring; appraised to
forty dollars, by n iluam L.auiu aim nuueu kins, before mi this 27th day of November, 1:537.
I hereby certify the above to be a true copy irom
my estray book ?.9 3w
JAME3 SLMMONDS.J. P
Sk;ns of the Times. At the Whig cele
bration at Ilarrisbure, on Saturday last Gen,
William II. Harrison, was toasted a t umes. The Whigs of Pennsylvania will not fling away the pre-eminent advantage they possess in havineeuch a candidate as Uauuison!
Philadclphkt Adv.
rHUKFA TIP. bv William Nickleson, of High-
JL land township. Franklin county, Ind., November the 23d, 1S37, an estray brindle steer, a white spot on his rump, some white about his belly, marked with a smooth crop and an ur.der-bit
Till'!-' MPR tn v 1'lilAiO. JU C
l" v ' . . , ,. ,
rpivW. a o-.-cd lot cf tlie a'.tove calicoes, unu
for sale, low, by H. JUIIASU. Sept. 2i, 18:7. -
m rnpvi'P r. Kslo hv II. D. JOHNSON
;mn,li.-.t.Wvrst of the court Louse, Brook
nut nf th. lpft ear. suooosed to be five years old; v;n. Sent. 2l. 1S37
no other marks or brauds perceivable; appiaiseu
BOOTS & SHOES. TrUST received a general cssortment of I ia $ and Coarse. HOOTS. Millers do SHOES, Boys do do Women's Calf Skin Shoes, Youth's do do Misses t Children's do ALSO, an assortment of Brass Kettles, largo ,.i Rifs. for sale bv
"J . D. PRICE & Co. Brookville, Sept. Sth 1S37.
A CAKS.
C1LEB H. SMU il ic CiSMiLhii 11. itvi t takes this opportunity of informing tho pub
lic that in future they will punctually aueuu iu.
Franklin Circuit Court at its silting, auu au i-.u-fossional business confided to either in said court,
will receive the. r joint attention.
OAL.L.ii li. njiiiii, CHARLES II. TEST, an. 27, 1537. 7
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ttt 20, by Thomas Eads and Win. Stevens, the 13th day of Dec. 1537. I do hereby certify the .i..-(. ho tnip conv from mv estrav book. Giv
en under my hand and seal this 13th day of Dec, j A. D, 1837. 51-8 WILLIAM ROBESON, J. P.1
Notice. A l.L those indebted to the estate of vv . s. deceased, will save cost by alli"r. a
U,7f niiiah Barwick, F-sq- and settling
rr . .TA.r s lonf indulijence cannot oe giv 1 their accounts, as ions -,i.-
wr.Y Jt)P WOIIK, of all kinds, executed
1 this office.
in me ncn-c"
LAN iv SUMMONS, NOTES, & EXECU
TIONS, ar.d all other for sare ax una pne
en.
dec 14.
W. REjIi , adm t.
50 3 w-
: ML-nwiNES. for sale by
PA;riW7. H.D.JOHXaO,