Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 9, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 March 1839 — Page 3

E mil C A N.

PBOOKVIL.I.E, INDIANA.

FRIDA.T, MARCH I, 189.

ptuglast W. Sloans, Esq. of New Albany, has been appointed Receiver of Public Moneja at JefferWniUe. Ind. in the place of Jaa.G. Read, who according to the rale of the present Chief Magi.

went out or onice at the expiration of 4 We believe in thia principle of rotation.

dices, and unite with them in thcii patriotic exertions, to elevate to the Presidency, the

oniy man wan wnom mere is any hope rsuccess, ngainst the corrupt cabal, who now con

trol me destinies of the country. It is said that repentance never comes too late. It may come too late for the great Whig party.

Kep.

trate.

For the benefit of our numeroua readera. who trt interested in the different tnrnpikea in thia tection, we bare inserted at length the charter of $1 Franklin Turnpike .Company," Brook ville ai Hxrriaon Turnpike Company," "Brookville jnd Cannereville Turnpike Company, and the Coanersville & Cambridge Turnpike Company."

it will be aeen also that the Commissioner of

lbs two first named roads hare met, organized, ini tutbortzod books to be opened for the sub. .riDtion of stock tor said roada. There is not a

citizen of the county, we believe, but ia deeply

interested in either one or the other of thee

foids, and we hope it will be made manifest on

lie fubecription books.

The Franklin Circuit Court adjourned on Tues-

JiT list.

PUBLIC MEETING.

At a large and respectable meeting of the citizens of Fairfield and vicinity, in the county of Franklin and State of Indiana, convened

pursuant to public notice 'at the school house

in Fairfield, on Monday evening the 25th inst.

lor the purpose of free discussion upon the

merits and demerits of the prinsiples aud doc-

innwui me AooiiuoDisis. Alter tne meeting . . . ...

was called to order, on motion it was

Resolved, That James Osborn.Esq.. act ns

Chairman of the meeting and Samuel Miller

be appointed becrctary: wheieupon, the fol

lowing preamble and resolutions were offer

ed to the meeting and adopted, viz: I

lir . a. a r . i ar r m i z i

ukuaI) uie menus oi ireeaom was iii-;censes

the house wheie sold. Bv the provisions of

the bill, they are not even allowed to give away vinous of spiri'rus liquors in less than

quantities ol one trallon: and are interdicted

from selling these liquors to the Indian or ne

gro, whether slave or free, in ahy quantity

whatever. Candidates for office, likewise are

unconditionally prohibited from bestowing li

quor, unddr any pretext whatever, to vny vo

ter or voters at elections, during the period ol thrir pretentions as candidates. The penalty in each rase, is, for the first offence, line in

the sum of 250, and imprisonment for not lees than one week; and for every succeeding one.

fine in the sum of $500, and imprisonment for

not less man one month. N. O. Sun, Feb. 15th.

ted by a written notice, to meet in an anti

slavery meeting in this place on last Thursday evening, (the 21st inst,) and whereas a number if our citizens met and were uot allowed to vote in said meeting, it was thought by some of the citizens to be a right that belonged to them to meet and freely discuss the doctrines held by the Abolitionists, when they could have the privilege of free discus

sion without being considered intruders; it

was circumstances like these, and a full con

A bill pulling under severe restrictions the retailing of ardent spirits, has been introduced into the Alabama Legislature.

In Kentucky, says the last Maysville Eagle,

-me county courts have the regulating of h

.r.m U I 1I C . W

tur in tern, oiiupE, ac. ID LiCWIS

county the Court prohibited, uuder severe

penalties, the selling of liquor at the doggc

ries, at a higher rate than one cent per gilt

nil tne doggeries shut their doors at once.and

tne county was delivered of one of the great est curses." Cin. Gaz.

The editor of the Cincinnati Gazette must cer he Uhnrinir under that Jalnwr which ina-a.

..u. .mn.n;. . iforinfnr. i.... miction in our minds that the object of those

looks, to him for example, of noble 0d liberal Aboliionists was to destroy the Iriendly feet

editorial bearing who could not stoop to ma il

ings that has ever existed belweeu this State

and her sister States especially 6lave-bol

ding States that induced us to call this meet

ing, and for a further expression of our minds

in relation to this question; it is

1st. Resolved, That Congress has no right

to legislate upon the subject of slavery, but that it is a power wholly reserved to the

SF

States. a Sra a a .a . .

Zd. Itemized, lhat toe constitution was

liberal construction, or an untenable criticism

We are led to'thia remark from the illiberal construction that editor, has put upon our remarks in lbs last American upon the subject of the Hon. John Henderson, who rose from a shoemaker in tt town of Brookville, to a Senator in Congreea from Mississippi. Charley of the Gazette uys there was "a spice of ill nature in our

imputations," in our notice upon that subject, formed by the free and slave-holding States,

No reasonaoie man couiu nave put so uniair and that all right to legislate upon that sub

and ungenerous a construction upon our ar- jeet was reserved to the States severally and tide. But on the reverse, we said lhat a 1 independently, and that anv attemot of the

retrospection of his life was bolh pleasing and free States to legislate for the slave-holding instructing and that such examples tould not States, is a violation of their plighted faith, too often be presented for the admiration and 3d. Resolved, That we believe it to be the

imitatiou ot the rising youth. But probably duty of everv good citizen, to strive lo pre

air. nammonu uuuks mat caning ir. uen- serve the union ol the States, instead or sow derson a shoemaker, was an "ill-natured tm-ing the seeds of discord and disunion. n it u J:tr : .1 I r ... I n . .. .

gwnuvn. n wj, nc uiuco wiucir irum us. 4m. txetoivea, 1 nat mere can be no more Much examples of men rising from an honor- effectual way to break the peace and dissolve able occupation, to the highest places in our the union of the States than for the one part

government presents a scene of moral gran- to assume the power to legislate for the other.

aeur, lar surpassing an tne nooie acnieve- and that every exertion made by the free

ments of those who are born chieftains or States to breakdown the institutions of the

statesmen. We saiJ,uae teas a restless nmbi- I slave-holdine states is usurnin? a nower that

CINCINNATI CANAL MARKET.

Fibruary 25, 1S39.

Flour, (from boat,)

tin a

U Itiskv,

Wheat, per bushel, Corn Meal, Corn, Butter, (kegs) Oats,

6,00 dull.

3Ja40ctB.bfisk: 1,181 : 62 -V 5C4 if 12tal6 4 50 j Cincinnati Gazette.

FALL assd XVUVTGTl cieass

TTh Pf. uow receiving from Philaaelohia. Baltimore anil Pi.k?Ti.

heay and well selected stock or Fall and Winter Goods, which they offer for tale at the loweet once

. uvichio iuu nun, conaiaung in pan or tua following articles, vixt Blue, r 6rown, dth, olive, invisible green, dahlia, steel mixrd mud piUl cloths; blue, . wh, drab, ribed, mnd plaid eastimeres; llui.btuwn, brt, drab, steel mixed, striped and plaid sati melts; Ky. jeans; plaid Hussy, red. wAife and yellow flannels: printed do.; blue, green, uhile mud red ea Uon do.; plain and Jig'd inerinoei, gro de nam .1.. tint. i

uu. jj , oraicn ana green bombatsUt. iirt bombasine. F reheh, English and American prints. Oinghams. Cotton and linen diapers. Rossi sheetings, bed licking, col'd muslins, apron checks.

canvass ana paaaiug, carpeting, mtrino Jringe, testings, corded skirts; cotton, wtrsted, gum elastic and net suspenders; irk wtrsted hose; LVk and white cotton and silk do., lamb's wool do., white

and muted cotton half da. Lad us bearer, ltd, silk, cotton and berlin glomes. Gentlemen's beaver.

oucksmn, Herman, kid, thread, silk and cotton do.

buck muis. Taffata, gauze, satin and beU ribands. Satin, bombazine and velmrt mlarlt. Skirt

bosoms and collars. Cotton, thread, lisU and blond edgings. Cotton, thread, lisle and muslin uueHtons. Bobinetl mnd thread laees. Grecian and bobinetl footings. JCeedl work mnd bobinetl capes mnd collars. Fig'd and plain jacouelt Book, Swiss and mull mwlins. Cambrics. Plain and fig'd bolinclts. BCk and Green dotted

thule. BFk, gru Swiss, gro dt nap and lutestring silks. CeVd gro de nan. Xr'd noi de soi and tor-

onation dj- Satin laventine. Strsnetl. White

satin. White, pink and green Jlorence. BVk,

while and straw cord crapes. Itrk silk xeleet. W" l y a . . . .

s-iaia ana ng u no. vi m and scarlet mrnno

Richmond and Brnnlrillr C.tnnl havlt and htCkfs: Prussian shovls; Tltibct

Stock Subscrivtion. ?2 y'. Sritlan fig nib Jlg, pa ,

BOOKS fortbe subscription of Slock in the j K ana l'ne? au' ptt gro i nap, satin Richmond and Brookville Canal will be open- damask, tnendurme,pluid hcrnaniand dvmask ed by the commissioners on the first dar of ADril dress do.; 6fi and plaid silk cravals: reticules:

next, aud kept open twenty dar. avreeablv to the I infants' cans: Grecian boats- nur-- mo.

I v... .mw ivuvnilig placer, viz

Abington, Brookville

Turnpike. AG RE ABLY to an let of tbe Legislature, chartering Turnpike Companies, the Commiasionere of the Brookville and Harrison Turnpike Company nat at Brookville, Franklin county, la., on the 20th day of Feb., 1839. for the Durneee of ma

ting arrange men ta for the opening of books, for the subscription of stock. Whereupon, John P.

Case, Eaq. was called to the Chair, and Joseph

Bennett appointed Secretary.

Upon notion the following resolutions were

acoptea, via.-

Resolved, That William W. Butler be. and

hereby authorised to make application to the Board

or Commissioners of r isnklin county, for their consent to locate said Turnpike Road uoon ao much

of the 8tate Road aa pannes through ssid county, upon which ssid turnpike road may be located, and that Warren Tibbs be, and ia. hereby authorized

to make application to the Board of Commiaionera

of Dearborn county for their consent tor the pur

pose aioresaia. Resolved, That books be opened on the first Monday of Starch next, at Harrison. Trenton.

Rochester and Brookville, and that the following gentlemen be. and are, hereby authorised to se

cure subscription of stock to-wit; Messrs. Tibbs snd 8nider at Marriaon.Meura.Sitelore and Caae

at srenicn, Mescra. Bennett and Cottrell at

Rochester, and Messrs. Butler and Tyncr at Brook ville.

Reioltrd, That the proceedings of this meeting

do signed oy tue I'resitient and secretary, and published in the Indiana American and Franklin

Democrat. - TZesoforaY.TL'at thia meeting adjourn to meet in Trwrtin on the second Monday of April next.

JUHN l CASE, pres.

Joseph Bbknet, aec.

Pm viz: Richmond. w JafMn.. . sV...f.L .f...

Abington.Urownsvillc, J)un apsvi e, Fairfield, and t j l . -t at j s

The follow. commiasioners. via: r. . ..

SEXATORS A COKGRES&

Virginia. A ballot has taken plafc in the ? Morrison, Col. Smith Hunt, John Rider, Jamea antf

Virginia Letislalurc. for st auerVaanrla Mr. . Andrew, and Samuel Goodwin, oretu

O C T

uri! . r n, I e authoriaeU to have apecial charire of onenin

rv.c.. sv iiigsjmea ior r. ivitr, me U.e said books, one of whom will attend at each of

Conservatives for Mr. Rives, the LoCU for! the above named places, for the purpose of Mr. Mason. No election. V. I ting subacriptiona. By order.

recci-

MICHIGAN.

The Loco Focos in the Michigan Jjeeisla-1

lure have played the 'Dog in the manger' to

the end or the game. Both branches met in

W. M. LEEDS. Sec'v to the Commistianert.

Richmond, Fcb'y 19th, lb39. 0

Farm Tor Sale. THE subscriber wishes to sell bis valuable land property at Slipp'a Hill, on Salt Creek, in

irttnt rnnv.nf inn ntt I K. 1 1 f li nnJ K.TIf l.A ... I thia mil nt V. Thnrp . hnv. fn, ImmlMil ...m. in

times for U.S. Senator, without a choice. luw ,r,cl wwiiaining aomeoi tne Deat land in tne " whiui,i.i,

and silk hats; cotton, gingham, and silk urn-

us; bordered, plain -and fur a parasols; ia-

dirs gaiter boots; leather, lid, morocco, and lasting shoes; children's kid, morocco and lasting do. ; Men's calf, kip and coarse hjrogans; coarse and fine boots, &c dc. ALSO A gents al assortment of Groceries, Hardtcart and Cutlery; Queen's, Glass and Tin wart; Drugs and Medicines; Blank, Miscellaneous Si-

School Books; Castings and Aails; Log, Holler

The 6th ballot the vote stood V Winir v a description or the property is unneces- and ramie I Shuts; Oram and Ames Lanal John Biddlc SB- It MamrfnV 5 f,"1, "" Phs. without examining Shovels; Manure forks; Sieves; Painted BuckJohn Middle, J8, H. Manning, 1J; W. A. the premiaes, when it will sufficiently recommend c. CofTce Mills - Sleclvards- Simmon's and Fletcher, 1; D.G.Jones, I. After each trial, itself. Beyond controversy, the .it union i. aa J .4 r i. It j l Ktmm' "? the Advertiser says, Certain Loco Foco mem- healthy as any section in the great West. Any tiroad and Chopping Axes, lx. bers moved an adjournment, and cvi.iccd Ihe Kr?n '"hin?. lo Pu" jH PP?y to me, at Ate , ...

h"ou roif." But we believe his uambitionn was laudable, aod that his soul was "restless" but for an enlarged existence. We hope that the editor of the Gazette will peruse our article a second time, and see if it will not bear

a more liberal construction.

rn,.t nn:U. ;n.:.i. i ..!) - uiarasourgn, uecatur county, Indiana.

final decision.' The Whigs voted for John ' Fet.21,1839. JAS "gll

uiaaie on eacn trial, and opposed every mo-1

tion to adjourn before a decision was had. Onl HICD1CAL.

w luuiui, xjicui. governor luunay inrew nis ensr c i ting vote in favor of an adjournment, and the is a ireestlate j0nt conwention adjourned vcilhoulday! The h ill n8' FrcM 1 ,css BaJ8 llml lhe consequence is, that

5lh. Resolved, That Indiana

and therefore has no right whatever

tate this subject neither has she the power

I to do any thing towards freeing the negroes

bKaiiM iMi.K ftl.M... a . a J.a

fM mor thn .h doon. 1 me ?nd P?ciib ng the manner of making

6th. Resolved, That we would advise all

the intelligent citizens of this State, not to

the motion to adjourn sine die aAer the 6th J ACCORDING to notice, an adjourned meeting

is ens- 01 1 oysiciane waa beid at Liberty, Union co., Ia..

on i ueaaay iwui in.t. Jr. Starbuck, bv request, delivered an addreaa to the meeting. The com

mittee, appointed at a former meeting for that

JEWELRY The subscriber has jaet received a new and fine assortment of Jewclrv: auch as

ringa, ear-bobe, breast pins, Arc: For sale, cheap.

Dec 17, 1B.-W. J. RF.INEMANN.

A'

the election.' Cleve. Her,

MiBDIvnnn VAfif 1 Va IVitllaiiM

- . I a a i . - I van ivatvtuuit IHI William agitate a subject fraught with so much evil to Bakcr lo Mrt Margaret M'Carty. the nation as the simultaneous abolition of r ,u . asi tJL a i

. - I Vtl ,tl WHIG U.Jf iUli ifinil vim a, UUff V IU slavery. .!:.. r .rp.;...u

7th. Resolved, That we would advise, In a Qn lhe d if. Thomaa ITuhhnrd

7Ae Church A meeting of the members ef the

Metlodiat Church in this place, and the citizens wta held at the class-room on Saturday evening hit, for the 'purpose of consulting upon the propriety of erecting a new Church in this place, at which it waa unanimously resolved that they would erect such a budding of such size, and so

situated as to meet the wants, and suit the con- friendly manner, all those persons who are to jfiss Ann M. Craw ler

ure..oU. v..... . ... y "-1 1 mvciiiiig nnu icciunng upon un luujm ioi Angel and flower be thou to him,

ii j. a commin.ee oi ue, cunawupg oi pats oj rairaeia, nnu not stop, as incir visits i veid thou his thoughts above;

speer. J.s. Uoiescott, j. w.iiui, v. r . uiara-1 re not solicited by us.

son and Robert John, waa appointed, to exam-1 8th. Resolved, That as citizens of Indiana

ine the different situations named, aketch plans, I wer understand the rights of each State, as

and estimate the Drobable coat of a buildinar of well as the rights of individuals, to be clearly

' . .. j j k. k. .1. ...I.:-at n quane

tu.ui.le d.mension. to accommodate this comma- -j -... , " Uth Feb., Mr?. Matild Tiptox," consort of

i bis committee ia to report to a meeting ivr"

that

the free States have, and that we do consider wh feU T'f"06:

all meetings got up in the free States with a

view to abolis'i slavery in the slave-holding Sfntes as incendiary and uncalled for, and

thai we will treat all those persons who may

id any manner attempt to form associations

Once Klorc.

LL persons Indebted to tbe subscriber, previ

ous to the present year, are requested to

purpose, then reported a Constitution and Bv-lawa I make payment without delay. It is too severe.

f any election is made at the present session, I for the government of the proposed 8ociety, which lend out of tbe question to aak, or expect longer

a new act muat lie n:i(tprf tinner nnmi flip I otiicu. iiuuuiKucr. m. tw. u.ibLiun.

... I h, Lu .1. Tl - tf i- , m

tion nfthe White-Water Valley." The following officers were then elected for the ensuing year: President Dr. Robert Cogley; Vice Presidents. Dr. J. M. Stsrbuck, Dr. T. C. Jamison; Secretary Dr.

i. w . uoiescoti; ireasurer llr. Z. Uaaterline.

Brookville, December 5th, 1839.

Doctor Jno. XX. Davis, HAS taken up his veaidence in Brookville, and offers bis aervices as a practitioner of Medicine and Surgery to the inhabitants of the town

The first meeting of the association will be held D0 country. .

at the B.th Hotel, Union co.. Ia., on tbe 1st Moo- Brookville, Dee 17, 1538. day of May neat. The exercises will be a dis- N- B- oct. Davis will operate on teeth if recussion of the question, "Can fever exist without quested will insert, plug snd clesnse them ia tbe

lesion of secretion!" snd tbe readimr of diasertaiona aleK ana motl mproee, manner

on tne auoject ot".niiksickness."

T. W. COLESCOTT. Sec'v.

Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1839. 9

nity. 1 his committee ia to report to a meeting

ef tbe citizens to be held on Saturday evening, vtbe Oth inet ) when it ia probable the location and plan will be settled. 1 be citizens of tbe

town, and members of the church are particularly requested to meet on that evening, at early undlelighting at the class rooms. From the present feeling, and the liberal aub-

ttriptiona we have

wall be able to erect

Teach him all earthly lights burn dim

Before thy holier love.

DOCT. S. DAVIS.

w- a . a a w .1 J

uied At ner residence, near logansporr, TC ESFECTFULLY tenders his services to

at a quarter before 10 on Thursday evening. I the citizens of

Jcxo- lreuton, and lis ririMiv,

the varioua branches of his profession. He

would also embrace this opportunity of expressing

tbanka to tua friends and patrona for the bust-

flOsts mt rnalAit a ki k ha I. a S knJ

ben. Tipton had raturncd from his duty hopes br strict attention to the business of hit

as Senator but a few days, and but in a time J calling, to merit a liberal share of their patronage

en nea oy me constitution, upon tne sumeci .... r i as as rr ' ,, rii ,ii n ,u- ,k;a,i. 14th Feb., Mrs. Matilda Tiptojc, consort of 3 XTil l2lS. fi Gen. John Tipton, of the U. S. Senate, and " lit the slave-holding states have clearly as, . . r ii .-.o o wou ood a right to their legislative enactments as ag;tcr of galUnt Capt. Spear Spencer, hji,

to receive the Inst sad wishes of her who,

while living, despensed happiness around her.

the present season.

Post Office. New-Trenton, Feb

Office one door north of the

20th. 1839. 6-5w

NOTICE. flflHE undersigned having becemo agents for IL the White-Water Cotton Factory, are now

prepared to furniah Merchanta and their custo

mers, with a ecpzaioa article of yarns, carpet

i chain, candle-wicl ing and oatting, at Cina. prices.

at their atore in Brookville.

LONG As BROWN. Jan'y Clh, 183). 4 Cash Wanted. ALL persons indebted to D. Price 6c Co, during tbe last year are requested to call snd close

them, by csah or due-bills.

N. B. And persons whose notes hart laid over

from laac year must make immediate payment, as it ia impossible to get along without tbe one thing needful. D. PRICE cV CO.

Brookville, Dec'r 25th, 1638.

V W mm tm W

7 r V a" ....h ho ?w nnHE company met at Brookville.onThuFaday.finHE underaigned. guardian of Jonathan J., id auch a building as will be . :nfirfrfnre nnon theauhiectof alave-l II o.-. vJi 'mm n . vrj w- fl r f ' m. . V

Voth comfortable tn nur ritizena. and an ornament 1 il. ricrkt. rvTlKo )itr.hnllinir Klnfna. I u-.l Ti. av;ii.nll..4 a I u... ; '.,. .. , n. JUOBCIT antCfL

, i iw. iiiv iiiiu ... ..... umi, I aw wuwu.ua, ,iihii uvujre, n. u) dllligcwi, 11111(11. CDIIUreB ina nein Ol tSUmu ynfip .,,k..;lw. i. rinn.lll ,.. .,!. to tbe town. And we are pleased to see that B. men desirous of doint? our countrr an Iniu- and W. W. Carson. Said company organised by Matthewa deceased, will salt at noblie outcrv to r1..?BW"M?m?"",,0.?i, Bp" "UC.B

who are not profeasor. are still wil- U. fleeting J. Wcod. Pres. The following Roli the highest bidder, subject to tho'wid

bsg to extend their liberality ta this under- 9lh. Resolved, That the constitution of In- - . . m . ... fi. ?n "UB,f

tak'mv. aa iko. kiM in Ttmok. diona. as well as all her leeislative enact-1 mj. r t..u uavo r ,.i . . . a. . . without money.

" J J - , .., , I ' . r - i mu va, , ui. tu, uicuiik, ia. .p. iiiiuin I 1, K 1 f 0-3Q viiu : . ..... . . , j rl Rumli. nn liasod nnnn anti-alaverv nrmciDles.) t.i .ik ik. fanw,nr ni.a. at Kmii,;iu nn. .1.:. v 1.1: v.j .11 .1 :r . r 1 reo. i, iou.

tbe iroBoel In r.t thr ia a moral feelint?) therefore it is unwise, impolitic and perfectly I der the care of J. Woods, S.Goodwin.W. HCleery I aforesaid minora or, in, to and over the following gospei. in fact there is a moral leeiing A- .: : .nA Tnh finAi,t u. r.rnwl K Wm. Seal j- .i Tl .u . .

g the mas. of oor non-profe-or.. which is nonsensical to -V A LL persons indebted to the subscribers are re-

.- ni,u,ajw IK. av wwu . . . - . . , I iailuuH.mi ww ... . vmtmyiu a. uia 1 tUUUb Wl SCrCS UU IMS UUIIUreUlUB. Dsn VI IOC

i a, i a, no riii.oni m no imp i 1 1 na n iiiini . . m. - ... . I " ...

ara. v...a... w. , urdered. i nat tuis oe ouansnea in too Ameri-

tne said l nomas Matthews died seized and pos-

ased. Terms One half of the purchase money to be

I -1 - C t. w.A f I . Mr a A r i.ntl.

, . Mmpw w - Milholland-by W. W. Carson at his residence, sider the citnens of the State full as well qual- 0rderedf Xhat lUi. publi.hed in tbo Ameri

Hcnru Clau U Pennsylvania. The Venn-1 ined to judge their constitutional rights as any c, mnd D-mocrat. . Adjourned to meet again oi

svlvaniaT-W,nh infortos.that there are interlopers e Irom we Know not wnere the second Monday in May

but six or seven nepers in Pennsylvania that or by what means. " , House, at Hoctoch.

have exnrPs-J nfp,nc for Mr. Clav. & lth. Resolved 1 hat ever since me lorma

again on

next, in the Court

J. WOODS, Pres.

J. REINEMAN.

NOTICE. ndebtel to the so

quested to call and make settlement immedi-

icuiua, ua. , re . . . .

south east quarter of the same section of which euuer c" Vl ,,u ,V,v-n A rrowv

Jan. 28lb, 1830.

J'V.. O) UI(iIVIIVV S)v - f B sa.sra aft . .a that but four or five have placed his name at tion of this State and her admission Into the lhe hp1 Af tw.:. .k;i. tH-r .r un. union, as well as during her territorial exis-

vs. anvil uaiifi aas a - a- i - aal

"ras or seventy papers, that have the Bag oi ...lc.u., r.n it : S?- j r i. mrcial. haa existed between the citizens of

.itiiisuu urme, snu urcueiwi; i"- - 7 , .. atin k;. hia r. this Plate and lhat of Kentucky, as well

as

Gen. Harrison flying, and are fiercely ad vo- mercial, has existed betw catinv kia ........ ai.uk..ni;nr thia r.lthis FUale and lhat ofKer

tain fvU.... r.u : .....i.f. ne ik. with all of our sister States, whether they be

.M.I.UVC VIIIKWIiniVI Fp....J w. . . , , , . . o. A Hero of North Bend, some of the opponents slave-holding or non-blave-holdmg SUUes,and f the Administration, at Washington city, that we are desirous to preserve and perpetendeavor to delude themselves, and the Amer- ule that friendship, to the best of our abiliKan luini. 1. ... ika ikit ties. -

Pennsylvinia will tro for Mr. Clav. Should Uth. Resolved, That the proceedings of

ten. Harrison not receive the nomination of this meeting be published in the franklin n will th Democrat and in the Indiana American.

Mine Doliticiana of the whir oartv learn a JAMES OSBORN,Pen.

Me common sense t It would seem that de- Samcm. Miller, Secretary,

pat and mortification, so far from teaching

them Drudonre anil anoarilT. nnl rndra TEMPERENCE

ik .. : -e . "1 . .... a u:ll

ycmine more rei:kles-nd blind, it will a uni uahok Mississippi.

ar?Awin crtnn STnt ton Varna.

Stock ofthe State Eank oflrTda. ?hr?'y t 1? A h

fN'OTlCE is hereby given, tbatj booka will be ' d ""uritv Z 4, ' . 1 -T.,. 1 u ,C wL. INI opened for the aubscription of the stock of in- priZ VL pu.h r h.w,dVf?r ",e 2? l,beni terDM bUh."0,2c"er'

Agent lor tne r actory. n. out;nAnafl Dec. a No. 50 3m Sds Gazette.

opened ior me subscription or tbe stoca ot in- Bf order of the probsteiCourt of said county

dividuala in the Fifteenth Branch of the State

Bank of Indiana, at the Recorder's office in the

town of Ruahville, Ruah county. Indiana, by Ho-

ratiaU. aezton, Job fugb,and Alfred rosey, commissioners, on Monday the first day of April next,

and kept open between the hours of 9 and 1 o

AQ.U1LLA

Feb. 11. 1839. 7-3w

RAR1DEN,

Guardian.

CAUTION.

TIJSrHCREAS, my wife K.turah Dart, has left JM and Nails

WW

ON HAND, A general assortment of Cottoa Vara. Groceries. Tiawsre. Aa&ers. Window

N. D. GALLIOT.

my bed and board, without any just cause)

clock each day, (Sundays excepted) for the space of provocation, this is to forewarn all persons from plOTTON YARN. 5,500 lbs. cotton yarn, as

of thirty days, and will be closed accordingly on

Tueaday, tbe thirtieth day of said month.

The amount to be subscribed is Eiehtv aou-

sand Dollars, ia shares of Fifty Dollars.each; of which, half will be required, aa tbe first instalment,

after fsixty days notice; and the remainder in two

equal annual instalments.

Bv order or tbe Uirectora or the state Dana.

JAMES M. RAY, Cashier.

State Bane, ) Indianapolis, Feb. 20, 1839.

trusting or harboring her on my account, as I will

pay no debt of her contracting after tbis date.

7-3' LIS VI UAKI. Highland township, F. C. Ia., Feb. 12, 1839.

btoo late, after the election is over and has passed both branches of Hhe Mississippi L- . Isr "a. aa. .t- a

"cirencmiMhnv rain trinmnhed. to mourn LiCKiBlalure. nronumine inn-Keepers, inveru-

0Tcr the consequences, and repent of Iheir keepers, and keepers of every description of

luooornness, in refusing to yield to the ad- npung-nouses wnaiever, irom senmg n ium0Qttions of thAat. hn. in kokalf ftf ih- neo- ous or sDuitous liauors in less Quantities than

P', are now calling upon them to abandon one gallon; and, when sold in the quantity of "icir visionary schemes, and personal preju-Ione gallon, from permitting it to be drank in

(Fall and Winter Goode. 45 THE anhacribera received, a short time ago,

from tbe East and Cincinnati, a very heavy stock

of DRY GOODS, suiuble for the Fall and vt in

tr trails, which thev will sell at wholesale or

retail, at the Cincinnati prices, adding carriage R. & S. TYNER.

Brookville, Ner. , 1638.

M. J anrtad nnmbers. for sale bv

Nov. 22, IfiSS. R. & S. TYNER.

UGAR A few barrala of Sugar just received

K.ac s. a 1nr.1t.

and for sale by

Dec'r 18, 1838.

Carpenter and Klill Wrigbt.

TTATTHEW W. ALLEN informa the public

If J. that he has located himself in Franklin coun-

tv. Rath tnwnakin. la., f residence near Mr. Mur-

ok.'. Slum Mim anil tenders hi a aervicea, u 1 nraaiora. supwacti vu wm

Mill Wria-kt. anil Hnnaa IJaroenter ana nopes suture cesinei rauiaicvDi

5

by the aid of long expeiience, to give aatiafaction 1 dark complected . . . a a 1 ! a I W t Sjl

to bia employers, in any kind of work coming un

der the head of carpentering or mil won.

Jan. 30, 1839. o-m-

CENTS REWARD. Strayed away from the subscriber, a boy by the name of David

years oio low in -roandsbout. and

GEORGE McCAULY.

Laurel, Feb. 2d, 1889.

CALL AND PAY. All persons indebted to the subscribers are requested to make irume-

oiate paymeet. s. a brookville, Jsa'y 4, 1539.

Just deceived and ffer Sale G BBLS. Am. Brandy; 6 Daz. best quality hames; 100 Pr. trace chains. R. V SK YJ&B. March 14, 1838. , . - ,