Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 10, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 March 1841 — Page 3
FRIDAT, MARCII8, 1841.
State jtn Mr. Preston's views against the memorial.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
oUnty Convention for Franklin county ,terdV. It was numerously attended.
.... n t Ia ArsM An I Km rail . W rM.
lutpjperM'S j w . nr are unable to ffive the nrocee-
.srilT veu"
Toe iunu.i"s 6-""- - . I. . V. .ui'AAn FivAnl inn
n.'jfl 10 luc ' I . ... ...
'oun wynn and ueorge w lvirn
i'f- rt . . i i a ..I T.i.l.
BIjS.yC-Joha Allen. fiirfuld-1 L Andrews. Rai-Abram Jones.
SmasfieldU V Simonsan. (TiiJeKater John P Case. ffc.iloiid4- Ry Hamiiion Ward. ,rij ordered a County Convention to be held on it last Saturday in My. Tkj proses dings will b$ published to our next
s?er.
jted. w belife, from tht&t Mcttan of tike
B O - X at, w
m. Domiv s niira ni a : i -
ri.:.K rJ:- I" ; T qmellj laying it on tbe table, whence
- .m vi we are not miataken in his talent, and claims bare been overlooked. We should never be ashamed of State
i "7 : men as naird, and he will not always pas unnoticed, la this District t, whin
T. l I ... .
... ... .roD.,m, uerei will be an extra Session
or congress, in which ease, our Congressional eleetion will com off in April or May.
it
will never arise again.
1 he House of Representatives spent an. other da) on the General Appropriation Tftill in Committee of the Whole. The motion pending to strike out the appropriltioil for compensating the officer- anl cerks of the Branch Mini, at Calotte, N. C. was negatived, The discussion on it yesterday, was highly novated and interesting. But Byaum
- w4 nits umiencc 01 every body to-day
J v I - - - y wwasj vw-sjs W, M'CtKaav, Esq., was re-appointed Tree-' Willis Green, of Ky. made the motion.
CONGRESSIONAL. Firtt Diatricl. The federal fparty held a Con
pMional Convention in Proffiu District ia this !e on tbe 22d of Februarv. and
urinated for Congress Jsmea Lockkart. Esq. it ic orobabta the Democraric Whin will aomin-
,;e ProfiSt for re-election. That District gave a sivority for the Democratic whig ticket in Noverafcrlast of 1,079 votes. It is supposed the Whigs sriE not bold a Convention, as it is generally ua&s;txI that Proffit will be the candidate. Stcini District. The whig in this District ii i Wt convention at Blonmfield on the third
v.nrth;s month. It is suoimmpJ RUkmrd
7. VxaipsaA, Esq. of Lawrence county will be ; -m:nfe. A better selection cannot be "ma le
Tbere w rome fears that Ewiitf will not submit to
icenw.lioo, but bean iadepeadent candidate. It
ibongU Dais tbe present member will be run by
e A'eral prty. Whig majority in 'that District
iiat 1,633.
TUrd District. It is proposed in this DtHri:t
iy t'j big 4 to !wld a Conv-otion at Lexiagtvtn
HiimKi will be nominieil without doubr, by the tiigs. U'e hsve hsard of ni move in that DismctW tbe feds. It is p.obable they wiil hld a rtjaJirCbBvenrioo. but as we receive 3 'ederal
npe.-fmm tbat 'Listiict, we are net advised of
lieir movements. Whig wtjenty in this District bit fill, 713.
Fonrtk District. In this District the whin
fel! their Convention on Wednesday ins 24in of
Mtrcb atNapoieoa. The candidate for the nora-
utet of Franklin county, on Tuesday last.
IndianapK, Pqu Oce -We copy the following from tbe Indiana Democrat, a federal paper printed at Indianapolis, to let our readers see the speculations of the federal party about matters and
intngs. We have some old reminivcenses about !. I.J:. ...
.........puna post omce, which we propose to give our readers at some convenient opportunity.
The whin of IndianiDolia. unlit thir
Quaker friends at Richmond, who are palling each other by the ears, in relation to tbe ap
pointitent of city Post Master, have more
genteel way of settling their business. Gov.
Wallace, some days since, denarted to Wash.
ir.gton, for the purpose of regulating the Lantf ftR J - L . - , r . . . . - - .
vfiu:8 anu ooiainmg lor nimseif Mr Whitcomb's station. Mr Wright, during his trip
w ain: ami, expects to regulate matters and things in general, and attend to the Richmond
Post Office in particular. Mr A. W. Morris.
fa J"a nKa '
wlIVS
Auditor's clerk, also left the other nieht.
for the federal city, to attend to the Inlianan-
olis Post Office, as well as other imnnrliant
matters. The Junto here are somewhat divided about the Post Office, but this gentleman will, no doubt, if he can, have an appointment made, in consonance with his own feeling. Our friend Seibcrl, who, it is said, has drank more hard t ider and eat more 'possums than
any other, thinks his appointment safs, and
ol4 Jerry Johnson thinks so (oo,and lie ought a. r. .... i i . .
iw ubiw, aur ne sKiiinea tne ursc coon ever caught by a white man in Marion county.
uur mend Jordan is not quite so sanguine.
out ooes not tnmlc hit clianre hoples. Otd Judge Stephens appears quite indifferent, and
BMie oeioitgs to tne efcKwcra:ic ines we
think he had better eive it up, since his broth
;r Th.iody has bren cast asido, for the head
of the Dt? irtmeot. Our old friend Hender-
-nt cos about chewing his tobacco as usual,
rxoj-pi to larger quantities there is some
.l;i.2er in the rise of this commodity, if the public is kept long in suspense about the appointment. The elevation of Granger to the head of the Poat Office has been rather unex
pected here, as certain gentlemen expected to
nave great influence with nolitude Ewieg. If j we were old -Judge Stephens we would post straight off to Washington and add ret s the great anti-masonic Post Master General in
and embraced the occasion to expose the ex
travagance and abuses the Administration has been indulging, iu connection with these mints. He spoke forcibly and with effect. The National Ball given last night at Gad by's Hotel, went off in excellent style. The
company was uumetug and distinguished.
ana ine laaies never looked beltei. The waam.. l : 1 1 - .1.. I i . . m. .
vu.ira were .irii.innuy ngnieu. i ne music
was oi tne nrat character. The supper and
wines did the highest credit to Messrs. Gads by and Newton. General Harrison was present, and seemed to be in uncommonly tine spirits. The Vice President. Col. John-
snn,attenued, and gave very cordial greet
ing to nis oia commauder. .
General Harrison left Washington this
morntng oy way ol the t'otomac Tor Richmond. He will return in about ten divt bv
the James River and Chesapeake Bay, to
Annapolis, there, by invitation, to meet the
members of the Legislature of Maryland.
Exrav Ssiom. Tbe Richmond Whig'
j ' " w t. as ivii hiohCI uv tCVlCI Ul ' bitdetermiiiMtion to call an extra tession of Congress, probably in May, and that the necessity for doing so, has urged itself upon his mind for several months past. PROPOSED IMPEACHMENT. The Legislature of Mississippi have passed resolu
tions requesting their representatives in Con gress to prepare articles of impeachment a gainst Justice McKinley, of the L'nited S. Su
preme Loun. 1 he Governor has approved of tbe rerolutions.
Cemmrcial Eecord.
BMK NOTE TiU, CXCHAHGE, etc coaarcTXB bailv roa Taa daciaaaTi aap., bt
0. W. HEVtSSOIi ac CO. Stock sad Exchange Brokers Main Street.
NOTICE. Indiana Asbury University. The semi-annual exmination of the students of this institution will commence on Friday, the 16th .VnrrA,and will continue tin. til the following Wednseday. The public-
performances of the literary societies will take place on Wednesday (he 21th, on which day the wintersession of the University will close. The friends of education,and the public gene rally, are respectfully invited to attend. The summer session will commence the last mouday in Aqril. M. Simmon. - GreencatlU, Fibruary 5, 4I.
A WHAPPER. There is a girl exhibiting
at the Museum in Boiton. only seven years
old nvc net high, measures nearly four feet
round the waist, and weighs two hundred and
twenty pound '
nereon: unles he does so. old Bob Hasiua.the
initios aie MiUost Cm-, f.onra tItJIKl mn 1 c . .l i: ; t i . i i
0 ui n aim innsm m iikic oieinn. lira wnv IOIQ
wameaH. lrvens. Of the prubalMiiiirs of the; wbig, in their Convention, two
loxination wetes.'re not to epeax at ibis lime.
l'iun:y conrenion to appoint Je!cjr-les are t b j kid ia each county. Ff icktiu aud Swilxerland , V.I ) . I - . , V. t . . . .
Scsjiy at 'oVilmwgton. Rub ard Ripley bold ibeirs en the 21 th of March, Dcclursoa the 14th. It is believed the frdenl party will bold no eoaention. It ia stvnerallv KarnoMd Tr.m Siiielh will
k a candidate for re-election. Bat it is ctd that if the vain should nominate a lawyer who are
kjoos creature with the pretended lovers of the j ople, that they would nominate Mr. Lowe ot 1 Rasj ccuDty, he' being a farmer they would raise tie cry of firmer against .fawyer. Put it is rather a gloomy prospect for them. Whig majority in IKstrict, 1.R2L Fijt DistricU In this District tbe whia hold a Convection at Murcietown some time the last oi iai menth. Caleb D. :mith and Jonathan AFCar-
tl vill be the only candidates, we understand, before tbe Convention, Mr Rariden having signified bit determination of not being a candidate. The r. j i . .. .. . . . ...
wrerai party, auiiongu in a Dope tees minor:ty in
'bat District, will also hold a District Convention
at Maacietown.bnt whether they can induce any
aB to suffer the expense of a canvas and the aorttfication of a aiegracefal defeat, ia yet to be
en. It is necessary for the wbigs in that D;s
ct to conduct things very carefully and correctly,
or rear of division in their own ranks. Their large
Mjonty is dangerous unless it be judiciously man jei. One of their proininekt whig ia sentimen
. -ir-". u vvnvennons, ana n tbere oe not
ipreg8ioBofthe people in tbe convention.be
ynotsundin the traces. The federal party
alb ?ftry ing Wilson Vhoinpson sgain. Bui Ken
MWFnS"rackenrid2e are also talked of. The
k'g mijatity ia that District ia 4.618 !
$ir& Ditirict.Tkit is the indianvtolis Dis
iCt- Tbe convention st the whigs will meet at STiUe, i Hendrick coCOty. on the 19th of "tli. Cx-tlovomn. W.i.'am '.aj innnv devoted
U lhU X)is,ricl' nd bou'ld h not be cal lo otl,ef business, it is probable htf wi.'l be nom ,-... . .
- "o miuuiu nae to see liavid juac
eetser and Herod are the othe.
8,,oken of- Sweetsr is a business mi'i ms stood very high as a legislator.but we have
Wood he has some very prominent personal t n"es bo will exert their i nfluence against 'nd it nDevra .I,., ITarntt ia nnl ni;M .n.
JNe to all the whige. The feds appear to be ' Vndaty in that Diatrict. Thev bare aa yet
, '"ovefer a Convention. Wic. we un-
ai " 'not a candidate for re election. A 'tIBlinr;!. - . .
t wtstnet or l.ooa againet rather dangerous. 'Better let it be." a Ui Dirict. In this DiUriet we hear of no it 0lS" is now represented by H. S. Lane. L. a.Prbabl3 he mav ha r.nia.t far r.
viiw. " our opinion me country aorta
T" A C'r. I I 1
years ago.
tliat uu'essthey nominated Harrison (hey must bent thedcAd marclin and who is now laying low and saying nothing to no body, will Ufce t'tTihe prize from the whole of them. In
that Convention Sheets.Bob Hanna, and Jeff.
Evans were the only individuals who asked
the direct nomination of Harrison, and as the
firl of these gentlemen has been provided for.
the two latter, it is expected, will now put in
their claims. 1 hey, of course, will not be re
fused. The Democrats, in this quarter, have
been much amused at the whig office seekers, and will be more so before the matter is en
ded, or we are mistaken.
The most laughable idea is that Cant. Cain
has gone to the east to make fair weather
ith the administration. The whigs need
have no apprehensions; they may stay at
home; it is rather hard that when a man goes east to purchase goods, he must be dogged by
a hungry pack, lest he may carry on the
bone. v '
Cbrrefpeadcace elAe Baltimore Pafrtei. Washing, Feb. 17, 1911.
The correspondence between the British Minister and the Secretary of State, in relation to the negroes of the Anvstad, has attractraded great attention here. Mr. Preston alluded to it incidentally in the Senate to-dny and characterised the conduct of tha British Government in the matter as an unauthorized interft-rer.ee with the concerns of this country, which he hoped no department of the Government would favor or sanction in. the slightest degree. His course of remarks on the subject, arose upon the presentation of a memorial by Mr. Norvell.wf Michigan, from citizens of New York, urging the interposilion of '.his Government in bVhalf ot certain patrio(s" who were taken in arms during the
fTnnnHiati insurrection, and condemned to
death, but whose sentence has been commuted to banishment. Mr. Preston expressed (he strongest objections to any interference with the domestic concerns of a foreigo nation: and after adverting to tbe proceedings
which have taken place on the Canadian Frontier, and declaring that this Government .had taken no part in any of those proceedings wlnf h Reserved censure, he hoped that 110 color o. apology would be given for the interuositiJtk of Great Britain in the case of the
x :.,.a n.-oes. by this Government com
mitting an v act interference. He thought the Senate" ought to Crr with its rebuke, the verv .proposition to interfere in favor o. the
persons described i the memorial. With what face can we censure or complain of the co irse of the British Government jn (he case, if the proposition or the memorialists a. entertained? He was decidedly oppose to entering even so far as to suggest the -idea tual the President would consider the propriety f interfering. - The Senate manifested their concurrence
Correspondence of Ike Republic, New Okuiani, Feb. 17, 1841. By this merning's Northern mail we have received the news of the suspension of the Philadelphia banks. This Intelligence was hot wholly unexpected, yet it has created, as such events will, a great deal of excitement.
A bill passed the House of Representatives yesterdny, fixing en the 1st day of November
as the period for resumption by the banks of
Louisiana. It will pass the Senate, with seme modifications.
Cotton is exceedingly brisk. It commands, on an average, at least $15 per bale, more than it did litis time n tw elve month ago. So that the crop, although much shorter, will be
worth in the aggregate, as much aa it was last
year.
Sngar toutinu s in brisk reauet. The
demand, is principally for speculation. There
is nol a supply left in the Slate foe the valley of the Mississippi. In the West the article must rale high during the remainder of the
year, rnces will recede in the Atlantic cities, but here they will be fully sustained.
on nccnjnt of the unprecedented shipments const wise.
Molases, steadily improving. Some plan.
ters are holding their crops at 20c ts. without being barrelled.
Flour is taken up at fast as It arrives at
from $4 12 to $4 18. The stork is very inconsiderable compared with what it was a
month since. I think the lowest point of depression during the spring will not he below $1. Our direct trade with South America has opened a fine market for Western Flour.
which will be moat beneficially felt by your city. In five yers from this time, not a hag of Rio Coffee will he purchased at the North
for Cincinnati or Louisville. Mark the pre diction. . w trf sa a . SA awwa
vv hisKcy, reclined, is nun at ia cts. rne demand is gradually diminishing: and (he
day I trust, is not distant, when the enterpris
ing farmers of the Miami Valley, will find
better employment, than to prevert so rich soil as Heaven has given them to such purpo ses as making poisen for their fellow men.
Provisnns of every kind are exceedingly dull. Mess Pork is nominally worth $13;
but at this price it i impossible to pfject
stle of more than half a dozen barrels at a time. Holders would readily accept $12 GO for large lots. Yours very truly,
M.
KrThe Rev. John .N. Maffit is now labor
ing with great success among the boatmen of
at. i..ouis. -
nymeniaL
Mabbied. On yesterday Mr. David Bar
nard to Miss Hannah M'Cartr.
reb. 1st. Mr. Benjamin Crocker to Miss
blizabet h (vassaday .
Feb. 5th. Mr. Benj. D. Ilerrick to Miss . a WW w
Ukioe Holmes. Feb. 5ih. Mr. John Belangee to Miss Fran
ces Chance;
Feb. 8th. Mr. James Price to Miss Synthy
Scott.
Feb. lO'.h. Mr. John Marmon to Mils
Mary Hnlstead. .
Feb. 10th. Mr. John Munson (o Miss Ann
Schoonover.
Feb, 18th. Mr. George Reddinger to Miss
Caroline Hancock.
Feb. 18th. Mr. Jacob Treager to Miss!
bophia Hoover. Feb. I8lh. Mr. Gcorgtt Landfare to Miss Neoini Landfare. Feb. 19. Mr. Ddnicl Ut.Urto Miss Nancy
Murch 4th. Mr. John Gant to Miss Mar
garet A. Powner.
Alarch 4th. Mr. Christopher Masters to
Miss Christina Weally.
Un yesterday Mr. Joseph W. Jones to Miss
Margaret J. Logan.
60 per ct. die. Si 2t . a 8
bo sale
par P' Is per ct.dis5 per et. die. 5 per ct. die.
OHIO.
Manhattan,
Urbane Poet Note.
Granville,
Wen Union.
Canton,
RalMpolts.
. I, .i - , . .
a... i.mcr voio oaoas, a s ana upwards, par. All Poet Notes of solvent Banks, 2 per ct.dis.
KENTUCKY.
All Kentucky Banks. INDIANA.
All Indiana Banks,
ILLINOIS.
All Illinois Banks.
TENNESSEE.
AH Taonessee Rank.
ALABAMA.
All Alabama Banks,
ARKANSAS.
State &Real Estate bankaAtbranehes 45 per cu dis.
UEUKUIA. AH Solvent Banks. 5 a 10 dis.
NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINA.
All Solvent Banks, S dis. New Oblbaxs, 1 premium.
MICHIGAN.
Bank of Michigan. 10 per ct.dis.
Farmers and Mechanics'. 10 do Bank of St Clair. 2 do
Da endorsed by J. O. Ac II. Smith 2 do
All other Banks, so sale. MISSOURI.
State Bank and Branches, 1 premium.
FLORIDA.
Union Bank, Florida, 25 per ct.dis.
Bank of Peneacola, 20 do
EASTERN BANKS.
Philadelphia, premium.
.New York City Banks, 6 do
N Y aePennsylvania.county bks gen. par a 2ipretn.
Baltimore, o per ct pre. Maryland nd Virginia generally, par a 1 prem.
New Eng'and,
On New York,
On Philadelphia,
On Baltimore, Specie,
KXCIIAXC&
par.
7 premium24 do 2i do 2i do
DEMOCRATIC WIIKJ TICKET
For Broohxille township. Comtables.
JAMES E. WHEAT. DAVID HATS.
GEO. M. BYRAM. ISAAC JOJVES.
Inspector of Elections. SAMUEL OOODJFiM Whig Ticket for Springfcld Township. Inspectob; ISAAC WAMSLEY. Constables. Saml. Howell. ' T. B. Scoby.
Brookvillk March 4th 1841. Flour, cwt $T 37. corn meal 25 .butter I2t corn 20, oats 18, wheat 42. pork 3 25, bay f 5 00, ap plea, green. 25, dried 62i. praefces 1 50, potalce 25, whiskey 15, beans 50, tallow 10. Cmcia.tATf, March 3d. Flour $- 25a3 GO; whiskey 15a 10: pork in the hog, dull 4 00, in bulk 4la5. sides 45. shnnld
em 3a?i. l ams 6a6s, mes 10 50a 11 00, prime
8 50a 9 00, clear 11 50a 12 CO.- lard 01; wheat
56aG0; corn 81a37, corn meal 31a37; oats 18i20;
flaxseed 62.
New Oblbahs, Feb. 14 Flour 4 1 2a 4 20;l.ams OalOides 7a? i .should
ers 5a5i; lard 7i; corn 4wa5t; oats 44a50; whiskey
21. -beans 3 50e4 I'-O; cheese 7a8; hay la14; mws
pork I 100al2, prime 9 50a 10 CO; sugar 5t a6.
BaLTiMoac, Feb. 16. Flour, Howard street, $4 3la4 44, city mills
4 02a4 75: bacon tl; lard 9; butter no. 1 Glades,
lAa2l. no. 2 16alS; beef cattle 0j7 50; live hogs
dau UU, dead a DUaU tri. New York, Feb. 16. Floor 44 75; rye 57a56; oats 33; barley 55;cora
57; cloverseed 8a8 60.
Pbilaoclvri a, Feb. 17. Flour f 4 56; wheat 90a I 00; corn 45a47; oats
27; clover seed 5 00; mackerel no. 1, 15a 15 50,
no. 2,13 50a 14 CO, no. 3, 7 50: meos pork 15 00;
lard 7a8; butter in kegs OalO; whiskey 20a21; beef cattle 6 50a8 00; live bogs 5 60a6 00; cheep 2 25a3 00.
Chartet Pursel and Joseph A. Miller are can-
uiaates lor constable or Hrookviile township.
New Jeet Ski ktok. We have before mentioned that the Hon. Jacob W. M'llke, (W.) of Morristowo. N. J., has been elected lo the U. S. Senate for the term of ix rears from the 4h of Marrh.in place of Mr. Wall. ( F.) whose term of service then expires. The Newark Advertiser makes the following remarks on the subject:
Mr. Miller, is a distinguished member ofj
the New Jersey Bar, and has served with honor in both branches of ihe Stale Legislature. His services in the Legislative Council during the exciting discussions of the last year, and his eloquent appeals to the people during the great political campaign which has terminated so happily for the countrr, furnish a sufficient guarantee that he will discharge the responsible duties of tba high station to which he has now been called, with credit to himself aid hit native State. Henceforth New Jersey will be faiily represented in the councils ol the nation.
Gn. Harbisob. The Richmond Compiler says: "Gen. Harriso goes to Petersburg on Tuesday morning. He will return Thursday or Friday, on his way to Washington,
having abandonee nis ongmm mac v. trip down the river. Printer to the U.S. Senate -The Senate by resolution, agreed to go into the election of printer to that body for two years from the commencement of the next 'session of Conrress. on last Monday. Blair & Rives have
of course been re-elected. The Whig Sena
(Talbott Rious presents bis thaaks to the
Whigs of Ptidoy township for their selection of
him as a candidate for the oiBce of Constable of that township. He accepts tbe nomination, and assures bis political friends tbit if elected be will transact the business of tbe station with vigilance and lairosss. Tbe slection takes place oa tba fin Monday ia April, next.
STATE OF INDIANA, Frank. in Coast, aw. Richard Msrrell, "I Writ of Foreigo ar.ee . VS. V amount claimed to aw 4s Joseph W. Smith. plastiC $56 23
THE defendant ia the above cause Joseph W. Smith, is hereby notified that aCdavit bond
were filed in the above eaurs according to law that afterwards on tbe firt dav f March. 184 1. 1,
Daniel Hi John a justice of the peace in and for said county issued a writ of foreign attarbntsnt in the above cause, sgainet the goods, chatties.
rights, credits, monies snd effects ol said defend
ant, and delivered the same to James K. Wheat a
Constable of Franklin county; and that said writ wa s returned on the 3d day of March. 1841, in the words and figures following, to wit Ia obedience
to the within writ having taksa to my assistance G M. By ram, a creditable householder of this county, attached tbe one fourth part or the Caral Boat Clinton as the property of the said defendant which fourth I snd the said By ram estimated to be of the ralue of seventy five dollars, in witness whereof, I and the said fieorge M By ram have hereto set our hands, this the 3d day or March. 1841, James E Wheat, C F C, George M Byram. The said defendant is farther notified that ?said cause is set for trial on the 1st day of October, 1841, at 10 . . . . . . . n m - ...
o cioca . a. at mv omce aa orooaviiie, aa wnicn I
time and place I will proceed to bear and decide! upon tbe same. In testimony whereof 1 have)
hereunto set my band and affixed my seal this 3d
dav of March, 1841,
DANIEL ST JOHN, seal. J ustice of tbe Peace.
STATE OF INDIANA, Franklin County, ss. John N. Clements, 1 Foreign attachment. VS. v amount claimed to be due fieorge Clossen, $32 98 cents. TH E defendant in I be above cause George Clossen is hereby notified that affidavit and bond were filed in the above cause according to law,' that afterwards on tbe 15tbday of February, 1841. I Thomas Jamison a justice of tbe peace in and for tbe county aforesaid, issued a writ of foreign attachment in tbe above cause against tbe goods, chatties, rights, credits, monies, snd effects of said defendant and delivered tbe same to John Temple a constable of the connty of Franklin, and that said writ wai ret a rued by said constable in the words asd figures following, to wit- I return this writ executed by serving a suamuns of guarneabee upon David SlaagMsr and George H. PJummertfae seventeenth day of February, 1841. and on tbe 16th or the same month so Rancel Curtis agreeable to law, I not finding or coming at say property of tbe defendant ia attachment, February 22, 1841, J.Teraple. CKC. The said defendant is further notified that ssid cssss is set for trial oa tbe 4th day of Vtinbr. 141. at 2 o'dack P M, at my office in Blooming G'eve, at which tame and place I will proceed to hear and dscide opoa tbe ssms. Ia testimony whereof I have hereunto set my band snl affixed my seal th:S tbe 25 day of February, 1841. tseall THOMAS JAM180N, J P. 10-3w Devolution of Partnership. THE partnership heretofore existing under tbefirm of Brown dc King is by mutual consent dissolved. Tbe business will hereafter be carrisdon by John King. ' taiM irivn
WVM . . . . w . Brookvills. Feb. 17, 1841. 10-tf
Cotuc and Lot for Sale.
THE subscriber wishes to sell a house and lot in tbe town of Brookvills, on the bottom part Jof tbe
tors- however, give notice that their first act "TIL ''T!" r"VlmP'
..BJer the new Administratien will be to dis-j,,:-,.!,- :; r jamj1i ryman.
miss these libellers from office and appoint ai Brookvills, .March 4. 1841 10-tf
printer in whom they have confidence. .
A Good Farm Tor rent. THREE miles north of Brookvills, Frank lie County, on which theie is a good Ban and Dwelling House, Three Orchards, and near forty
acres of meadow, with pastures aad other tilable land over ons hundred seres in all. For terms
apply to the subscriber in Breokville.
9 A ml r.u UWU" 1.1Feb. 10. 1841, - 7-t.
Coot, Sbae, & Leather Stares THE subscriber has opened a Shoo & leather store in tbe boo re recency occupied by Mr. Edrington, nearly oppeile the Court Houss. where persons wanting any artiolea In tha abovo liae. caa be acoonasodatsd on as good terms and perhaps better and cheaper. than tbe same article eaa be bad ia Brookvills- Cotatry prodnoe or cash will be taken in payment for boots, sheas er leather. I intend to koep shoe makers fadUM for-'
sale. DANIEL IIOKFUAJ. .
Brookville, Joas 18, 1840.