Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 20, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 May 1841 — Page 3

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KR1DAV, MAY 14, 1S41.

This t'r na8 een ECl Pr Dy tne President of tbi Unii'd tatcs as of l''6l'no and Prayer, ibs People of this Great Nition may I.umbla pelves under the late dispensation of Provi- . bT which a Chief Magistrate of the Repub-

:tBiilen removed by death. The President amends that on this day "we way with one

ttCtri, jj'tn in humble ard reverential approach pH 'a wboae hands wo are, invoking II im to cslreus with proper spirit and temper of heart

j Bind, ander this frown of His Providence, and ,1 to bestow His gracious benedictions upon our

gjrtrament ana our country. - i run recommeniation will be observed in several places ia this Onty, i a suitable mauner. An ad drees, w iidersund will be delivered at the Presbyterian Charcb in this place, at II o'clock, by the Rev. ffm. J- Pattarson, the Pastor of that Church. And it tha Methodist Church by tha Ilev. Wm. W.

Hibben, commencing with prayer meeting at 9

vlnck. and public preaching at 3 o clock. At

r.ii-field.the Rev Eluib Berwick officiating. The

Rev. Mr Davidson will attend at Mr Stewarts in Ijri'ntield,ths Rev.Tho. Webb at Mr Lyrns in Blualng Grave lownsl,iP d he Rev. Mr. Williaiasat"Mr Gordens' in Posey township. We inirtthit worldly business will be laid aside, whilst sc all aeinawleilge our dependence upon our Heavenly Fatf-w, and in token of respect for the late WMiin Honry Harrrison.

Election Returns. FOURTH DISTRICT OFFICIAL

-. . . . ""ODNTRY OURCOOSTRV 8 INTEREST us men foreign to our feelings. 1UL

eannt therefore too earneatlv call anr . t,TT

to the pronrictv of . thornh J;,..: .IN COUNTY, INDIAN

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you have determined to select your candidal

a convention, we hope tosee you do it in a liL,

ana conci.atory manner. Let the different sec

tion coine ap to the Convention with no bitter or acrimonious feeling, but let the good or the country, our institutions, and of human liberty, be our first choice. Selejt men of talents, we mean business talents,) of moral probity, who can claim the warm esteem oftheir fellow citizens, and who will feel it their interest to do and consult the interest

f their constituents. Professional office seekers

should have no corner in your hearts, ner influence over your deliberations. They are a prev upon

the body politic, and a burden upon any party. It is the ambitious aspirations of professional politicians that have always distracted our ranks by forcing nponns unworthy men, and driving seme from us by the selfishness of their aetions. Let us therefore, gentlemen act in a tnre liberal and independent manner. What do we owe any politi

cian in this county! Then let as select such men as will unite all the different interests, paying due

respect to the rights of Ihe different sections of

the coonty. Efforts are leaking and will ba made by the federal party, to divide and distract the Democratic Whigs. They will endeavor to induce by false promises soma unqualified or anscceptibln whigs

j to run in opposition to our regular ticket, thus dis-

csrelituing . dema J counten.

ra' might puzzle

nis fellow takes so

at this time. A friend

EioT his motives, and they are as

toraid and as telfith as any man could conjure up

in kis midnight dreams. All his engenuity lias been mustered to injure us in the estimation of the

Whigs and to make them believe that we have opposed their interest and their principles. It is true we exposed and opposed such selfish and corrupt scouJrela ss himself wb have had too much independence and love of truth to say that he or Jas. H. Cravens were correct moral men or honest politicians but we have always had the interest

of our country sufficiently at heart to vote for the

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i ... ... . i niMimiscris vi lticicuniiuisa hi n Aniiniiu

. . . 7 V" r"4'' of the renitcntiary in the District of Colum-'1" "V'eve ,nai general laci.of a cootcu-

.i,e,n aiways expect to, but the h5. ion "eing signed, will i.rove authentic.

Rhode Island. The w hig party have carried every thing in Rhode Island. The Fed

eralists were so wenk that they did noteveu

Dcot BiirborB Frifitiia Rash

IS41 1840 Cravens Smith Har. V. B. 1012 664 1293 759 1251 1353 1771 1583 9(19 932 1 188 1115 1252 919 1525 1170 847 579 1009 623 7S2 594 1023 725 6,058 5.C2a 7,8C0 5,S5 5,02-T 5.9S5 1031 1821

from its above official vote it will ba Been U whi vole is 1750 IeF9 than latt November, and the ftiml vota 939 les9, thus showing more apathy mja; the whiga than thai feda. This ia owing partly to wiiliul neglect and partly to carelessue. Sat it'tiis feds had polled all the votes they hid in the District t!ev would not have succeeded. FIFTH DISTRICT.

Kennedsy Smith M'Carty urth

Ccant:es. Wiyno Henry Uniou Ftyell9 Tiisre are

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5C0 590 541 656 401 counties

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347 527 460 515 21 to hear

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S2G 712 117 635 from.

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tracting onr ranks whilst they will stand united.

If any whig will not be centroled by an expressed

wish of tie party, (when fairly done,) whether by

a convention or by an interchange of sentiments, he is unworthy of the snpport of airy man. If his

own selfUh purposes are supsrior to the success of

the party, and to the perpetuation of our great and

glorious principles, he is unworthy of y our countenance. We even go in for the principle, that if

two or more democratic whigs are candidates for

the same office, if they cannot compromise the mat

ter between themselves, there is too much of self,

and too little of patriotism, to entitle them to the

confidence and support of independent whigs

Whigs, awake! Lot us worship no man, who loes

not us, nor acts for the success of oar principles

The machine is in operation for our defeat in Aug

ust, and it is tinio to see who are the instruments, 'and where tbey are operating. The federal party

iaie always on the alert but different era their

! modes of attack. Sometimes they come oat boldly

D7Xli" PJi'W. ce Thoma Sewnll and Thoma, Donoho, of mpt scheme., shall never deter us from exposing WnSl,ington,Bndj Bernard Ifooe, ofAlen.

" 1 ''""J- inen " o.nerenco jria, to be inspectors of the Penitentiary in between the editor of tha Rushville Whie and the District of Columbia for

oan,elf- He seeks to attain Af own selfish ends mencine on the 4th inst.. when the nrevinn. n en opposition. Samuel V. King

by chicanery and dishonesty we seek te promote Tear's commissions expire. ,s e'ec,e- Governor, Bjrom Dimon, Lieuten

me cause or numan liberty, only by troth and honesty. He acts and thinks as if editors were merelv

thingt to do the bidding of a party and to be the

certifiers to the good moral character and political

honesty of every political knave who forces him-

self before the people as a candidate, We think chusells.

sometimes cry no party sometimes tbey operate

with political Arnold's.

but re

ports from these leave no !onbt of the cteclioa ol Andrew Kinnedy by soma 1000 or 1500 voles Uen MXartj.xt is supposed will he next to Kenntday . TatJie latiisnattilis Ditiict, Gov. Wallace is elected by abast '0 majority. UJicial vote uo receireJ.

Is tha Madison District. Joseph L White (whig) i elected by about SCO majority . Ia the Torre Haute District 11. W. Thompson ;biT) is elected by a considerable majority. G H Profit is re-elected in the First District by increase J majority, and we believe has receivt. a larsr majority than Harrisou in November

Id the Craw forts ville District Lane (whig) is

aimed by a lanre majority.

An em ire whig delegation in Congress with the

ixception of Kenneday.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Jackson Morton, to he Navy Agent for the

port of Pensacola, Florida, in place of George

jennson, deceased. Timothy Upliam.lo be Navy Aeent for the

port ofPort?mou(h, New Hampi-hirein place of John Laightoii. removed. Meigs I) Benjamin, Edward Taylor, and Mathias B Edgar, to le appraisers of merchandise at New York. Alexander I Field, to be Secretary of the

treasury at Wisconsin.

Kobert lyler, te be Secretary to the Presi

dent to sign patents.

Martin Durnlde. Naval officer at New Or

leans, vice Henry ). l'iere.

L.evt sterling, Receiver of public Moners

'or the district of lands subject to sale at Mc

koday, in the Territory of Wisconsin, vice Paschal! Bequetle.

Richard Coe and Samuel Spackman, to be

fii'h klult f & m&.lfi I. 1 A .1 ,

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nni.ro r. j nai trial is lo vn cn. nr.tfr

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me juii(uh nun oi new inK. wiM.cut intrrference either liy the Biituh Minister ct the national Governrrrnf. If nrnuitted. as ia

most probable, McLccd will be di?cl.arged, )f oourse, and the nattcr thus be disposed of.

II ronvictcd, ti e national gcveri ment will take the nere?ary a!ep? to afford I im that measure of justice and protection which all 1'ie circurr.Manres r.f the

As to the Boundary, we lYarn that a eon-

ventinn has been igned on the part of Great

uriiaui ana ine uniteiMste.irh ru n,r.r;..

T the appointmttit of eir rommissinners.

three of euch party to the dispute. These six, if they can agree, are to give a final deci

sion on tne question. If they cannot agree, hey are to appoint Uiree others, and a derision by the majority of the nine is to be conclunre. Suth we understand to be the arrangement

upon, oome oi the details may be

SURVEYORS GENERAL James Wilson, for Wisconrn and Iowa. Silas Heed, for Missouri and Illinoit. ATTORNEYS.

Franklin Dexter, for the Distiict of Masse-

editors snvuld seree ogrntt, endowed with con

sciences (although we acknowledge some are to

tally deficient) and proclaim the troth regardless of the trammels of party or of corrupt aspirants.

He thinks the end justifies the meant. We

believe that pure water cannot flow from a cor

rapt fountain.

vi e nave exposed Ilackleman in some of his

mean, illiberal and ungentlemanly conduct, and

we discover that it rankles in his bosom. He

therefore endeavours by continued falsehood to

screen himself from that retribution which the peo.

Thomas V Sutherland, for the Territorv

of Wisconsin.

MARSHAL. John B. Eldridge, for the District of Con-

necticut.

JUSTICE OF THE PBACB. Robert Geity, for the County of Washiner-

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ion, in tnc uisinci oi ioiumoia, (re appoin

tee.;

POSTMASTERS. Robert M Riddle, at Pittsburg, Pennsyl

vania.

Jonas M Wheeler, at Canandaguia, New

ant Governor, Jos. L. Tiilinghast and R. B. Cranston, Members of Congress ail Whigs.

tl'ab. Cour.

After we read the last Rushville OTiig, and af

ter the smoke and fg had cleared away, we look

round to see whether we were numbered with

tin aeaJ or vounded. Bat about dinnertime e

twaj ourselves safety evscHi9cd in the old rocking i

chair at the Ea?t end of the dinner table, veil ii hearty. It is the general opinion we stood the bock with a great degree of resignation. Philosfhr is good anchor in tqvallt.

Valuable inf ormaCion. The learned nnd eras'!' editor of the Western Statesman, Vevay, in hie ctotncsl paper of the Cth inst, informs the

world that President Tyler is not a "wJJots."

Wall cow, we are i leased to hear that aunt John is not a widow.

SviisftUnd Co The Whig Convention for

V'-ritzerland County baa nominated Saml. Howard

ti a candidate for the next Legislature. lie is a PUy clever fellow. He was once a represeata-

:ve from Dearborn Count v.

Mu. W. T. Bssas was apoeinted on Saturday

last, Couaty Appraiser, an office created by the

Isof'ast wister. This is a good appointment

Reeks i9 a business man, and bas earned for itself i pood name by honest industry and not by

PiiMcsl chieanery. He is a man too who ia hon t enough to speak bis mind regardless of conse

fences. He is not a professional office seeker.

ni seeks not the smiles and Tavor cf any man by 3?!:city. Ws wish we had more such citizens, mare cnA r .

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has been stated by some selfiah ami depersons, that the editor of this paper oppo

se election of Jas. II. Cravene. This is not nit. vc 0Bno,i i,;, nomination, and spoke

'B'y of the dishonest means resorted to, to oh!B his nomination, but we voted for him, and

re ctive for him on the day of the election.

! this rumpus is kicked up because we eould Conscientiously coma out and recommend him

I Mr fellow citizens ass sound nolitieian and an

B!t rm.n B. r l-

uui wo coniasres Dim prs'ermoie io

e consistentlv conld. Rnt tk cWtinn has

I Ited ic this Rt k. ;ii .v. . Cr.i Mia

I - w j uw n III iwanu w tor Andrew Kennedsy. Wa there Ure ebal-

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- c uir xsisinci for a tilt.

flat it is all tend ing to

one purpose and one end. Ttay are now thorough

ly organizing for arolhar Presidential campaign, and at no time can they so effectually do it as at the present. The whigs are easily lull-d into fa

tal security, by th 9 syren voice o( peace.

We believe in exposing whigs il they de wrong

and for their political sins, hang them as high

Hainan, bnt no act of theirs, or their friends

should drive us from the support of immutable

principles.

We have some bad met. among us, who will en

deavor te force themselves into our confidence, bnt

'etns repulse them with manly courage and all

the powers Providence has endowed n a with, but

f they ehcnld become the candidates of the party.

hesitate eat to decide between the representative

of our political principles (no matter bow odious

the man.) an the represetative of Federal prin ciples.

If you with to bo cured of whig folly, read

twice a day the returns of the Congressional Elcc

tion for the Fifth District in this State. AlXJarty

and Smith have been guilty of acts that should for

ever consign them to political graves. Had not

telf prevailed over any wish for the prosperity

oftheir country, they would both hsve declined

and abandoned the contest te some man that would

hare united all the whirs. Aid any roan that

would thus sacrifice the interest of his country

for the orotnotion of self, aia onlv following in the

footsteps of a Judas or an Arnold. But as we ne

ver bad any desire for office, and hope we never

may, we are but poorly calculated to judge of a

man's heart who is thus situated.

But fellow whigs, you have determined te bold

a County Convention. Upon this subject onr pri

v ate feelings are well known, but they shall not

be set np in opposition to yours. We would rath

er our office seekers had sufficient patriotism to

dispense with it, by a manly course, worthy of the adherents of such a cause. But in this world, we must take things as tbey are, and not as we should like to have them. We therefore entreat you to conduct your Convention in a manner calculated

to promote the cause of democratic principle" to

win favor by your liberal and enlightened acts and ensure a triumph over federalism. It will be seen that White Water township bas

taken the lead. To-morrow two weeks is the day

for the General Convention at this place. Is there any township willing to be unrepresented in that Convention! And we conjure every whig to pre

pare his mind to give tha nominations of that Convention his hearty support. It is not pr obable that

the friends of every man can be nominated, you will therefore, keep intrigue from your councils, selfishness from yoUr hearts, and illibarality from your actions. But we have no fears from a joint action of the whigs of this couaty they have suffi

cient intelligence to select good and honest men -

Then whigs, come up to the work in good earnest. Look at what you have done and learn what you can de. Have we not been defeated often enough, by division and distention, and the enemy are at the work again.

pie are enre to vis it, when they have time to calm- York,

ly examine the premises. But he has another sel- 1 George Wm. Gordon, at Boston, Massa-

fish object in view, and he hopes to succeed by chusclts.

kicking up a monstrous dust, acting on the prin-1 James W. Coburn, at Maysvil!e,Kentucky.

k v." s a m sa sr -a

cpie, that, rveuand lyncr, at Alacnn, looroia.

T), . George Hall, at Brooklyn, New York.

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nnu u miiBuccvcu. no is one oi idii sina on A 1 r i

recaiess, cisntnest, smooth, deceitful ,cssy poUM- John S Skinner, to be Third Assistant

cians, to succeed to omce by secret intrigue. lie is Postmaster General

one of that kind of editors too, to suit a party, to

certify to all they want, and cry hosannah to all The Tositt op Harrison. We Icarii from

they do. It is said that a man need not fear the J Col. C. S Todd, that on his way to his resi

result in court, when he lias iho necessary witness- deuce in this county, Ust week, he, in peifor

s, who will swear to whatever is necessary. Itlmance of a sacred duly called unnn the ven

us so with the Whigs of Rush. They have noth- erable widow of our lamented and deceased ing to fear. They have an editor that will certify President. Whilst there, he w as invited by

to any thinir tbev want. A man that would refuse Itnal l.dy to a consultation w ith herself and

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the intercession with Heaven in bis behslf by m ner only remaining son, as to the ultimate ls ai a a.. a

nious clerrvman. when ha was evident 1 on Li. ueposuory oi alias remains O! tier aislinguislieo

dying bed, has not conscience sufficient to deter nd beloved husband the Great and Good him from any act. It is not often a party can avail 1 rident. It was determined, at this consul-

themselves of so useful an article. It is said the

lawyers in New Orleans have a set of witnesses

hired by the year, who, for a good ssllary, swesr

to any thing tbey charga in their declarations, and

consequently they are very successful lawyers.

While Water Township. At a meeting held at the isual place of

holding Elections for White Water Town

ship, the meeting was railed t order by appointing Daniel Wilson Esq. Chairman, and J. B. Sparks Secretary. It wa on motion Resohed, That Doct. Samuel Davis, Z. A. Nve and Malcomb Lowes be a committee to draft Resolutions expressive of the sense of

this meeting. After Ihe committee retired for consultation a speech was a allf-d for from Tho. II. Barwise,who iu a verv forcible manner show

ed the importance of Union among the whigs, and a firm stand in order to rarrr out the

great and glorious Principles of Harrison mid Reform. After which the Committee reported sundry important re lution thr most of which werr relative to the E'ection of James II. Cravens Io Congress in place of Thomas Smith the Candidate of the Van Burcn parly and it is deemed not necessary to publish them as the election is now over one, howja a av a

ever, ot a Ueneral ana XValional v.Jiaracter

which was on motion Resolved, That we are highly gratified to learn a confirmation of those Illustrious principles by John T)ler. who is the constitutional Successor In th Ever Loved Harrison, and his address to the pev pic meets with our entire approh. tion. Resolved, That the following persons are

hereby appointed delegates to represent

White Watt-r Township in our County Con

vention to be Ih-M on the 29th of this inst.

tation, to remove the remains immediate!

to North l5end,tobe deposited upon a beautiful and elevated natural mound, whence

the monument may be seen tor several miles

up and down the Ohio river.

W e are liappy to hear this. 1 here is ami

The doctrine of total depravity is so fixed in ourciul be no more fitting depository for the re

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mind oy tne actions or sme men, that we car noM ma,ns of the illustrious Patriot, than the one disbelieve, if we would. chosen. His fame it identified with the civil

But regardless of llackleman's reckless abuse and military history of the Valley of the Ohio.

the whigs of Franklin have not entirely abandoned I Oh Its beautiful banks, near the centre of the

ne vet. Nor will they. Office seekers and die-(three .great States of Kentucky, Ohio and

honest men, may abuse us, but he must recollect Indiana, the theatre of tits dory, let his ashts there is ahoitofAonerf. intelligent whirs in Frsnk- repo?c. There, the traveller of distant ages

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lin Countv. who can "read and write." who an- ue " ,re,,ea J " lo ,ne ,omD

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r .!... . I tihvi, wiiu wns never uciemca: oi im

. ... . . . Patriot, who died poor: and of the Statesman, will continue to support us, when those who oh- wh from ,he JJ ht h of president, Mfe, taiu a popularity by the mean, that Ilackleman .. Ur $ k f ,f here ercd wi(h

doing their wishes and supporting their choice,

appears to be llackleman's whole theme. There is no hesitation in his acts no eouscient ious checks

no moral scruples no honest compunctions

But all his strained efforts for a cause to abuse

us, and all the pains he has taken, are now perfect

ly nnderatood

The Probate Court of tbia County ia aow in Session. This Court hss been naturalising for

eigners this weel RfVer this Court.

bw btt'iness for

glory and renown." Shelby Aacs.

Interesting Memento. Among the inci dents of the inauguration of Gen. Harrison

was noticed the presentation to the Genera

of a walking cane, made of part of the coach

of Gen. Washington, richly mounted and

He bas a grand scheme laid, all bearing an appropriate inscription.

the moat sordid and selfish nature, but it shall nev- This interesting memento of the "Father o

er succeed so long as the people will listen to the this Country ," and ver) exceptahle present to

truth, or honesty find its reward. So long as we the iktrcnt nnd Good President, was presen

were in the dark, we were astonished and confoun- ted to Col. Todd, by Gen. Harrison's widow

AmA .i hi. nrnn. Rftmllect that the American is aa nis reccna visia :a uer.

Demas Ruell James A Lowes Nathan Sater Ahraos Lowe Allison Lowes Isaac Hopkins Joshua Nye Crocker Snow Ralph Riley Ralph Allhach Daniel Wilon Joseph Beasly Charles Hutchinson G W Kingsbury John Kerr Isaac Soper Crocker Jenkins Elias Messick Simon Gully

Josiab Spencer

.li hn Sialic up Orange Keeler William Hntloweil Malcomb Lowes Andrew Iowes John PCase Saml. Davis J B Sparks Joseph Sizelove Z A Nye Alfred Parris Wm. Marvill George Barber Benjamin Lewis Jxcob Larmarju. Henry Scott Oren Jenkins Charles Whitehead William Stone

Joseph Benton.

the uncompromising enemy to all bargain, intrigue

and eorruotion. Did the world see thst man s

heart as we see it, and know all his schemes as we know them, the eggs along the public highways

would not lie still.

Thr MLe?d Case ch anged. Upon the

application of M'Leod's counsel. Judge Bron-

son of the New 1 or supreme aoun, nas al

lowed a Writ of Habeas Corpus, returnable before the Supreme Court in Bank, at the

city of New lork, on tne isa insi. in ooeuience to this writ the Sheriff of Niagara county arrived in the city with M'Leod on Monday last.and returned the writ with the cause of detention. Thursday last was assigned by

the Court for the argument. J. A. Spencer, Esq. i in attendance as counsel for the prisnnor Mr Wood, the Slate's Attorney, for

Niagara county, and Mr Willis, the Attorney General, appear for the State. It is said that counsel will claim his discharge upon the ground that the Court has no jurisdiction ! This can hardly be true but we shall see when the points are made. M'Leod, the papers say, seem proud of his notoriety, and is quite a lien. This same love of distinction, it is supposed, induced the boast which led to hit arreat.G' Gaz.

It is an interesting and noble gift; nnd the

Colonel, the faithful, tried friend cf Genera

II. in war nnd in peace iu life and in death

is a worthy recipient of so interesting n me

mento a memento associating at once the memory of our two most illustrious Presidents

our Washington and our Harrison ! The Colonel should, as he doubtless does, prize the

gilt more highly than if it were the sword o Proctor, which he so gallantly assisted in cap turing. And his descendants should ever re. vere it as a sacred and consecrated heir-loom Shelby A'ewt.

McLeod Ocr Relations with Gbeat

Britain. This individual is now in the city

of New York. Referring to his removal from Lock port, nnd lo the relations between this

country and ureat liriCatn, the .New lork

Commercial says:

In the meantime, if our private advices

Irom Washington do not mislead us and this

they hare never yet done a decision of tome

importance ties oeen come to there, in refer

ence both to McLeod's case and tbe boundary question.

If we are rightly informed it hat been

of the United States, that ne farther opposi-

DANIEL WILSON, Pree.

J. B. Sparks, Secretary. IIROOKYIM.F TO WW SniP. a The Democratic Whigs of Brookville town tliip will meet at the Court Houe, at one o'clock, an Saturday the 22d day of May, for the purpose of appoitting Delegates to the Whig Convention to be held on Ihe 29th inst. By order of the Executive Committee. May 14, 1841. Thomas Sims will be a candidate before the Whig Convention f Franklin County, for the nomination of County Assessor. Thomas Wisscott isa candidate for the effice of Coonty Assessor, at the August election. John RonsaTS is a candidate for County Assessor, subject to tbe decision of the Democrat! Whig Convention. U. P. C. Baawica ;s a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic Whig Convention. Jona U. HowianD, Esq. of Brookville, will be

before the Countv Convention of this County to be

held the laat Saturday in May next, as a candidate for the nomination of County Auditor:

rvY authorized to announce Hiaasi Cah

michabl, as a candidata for the office of CountyAuditor, at the approaching August Election.

0-rMaj. Wm. T. Bbes- will be candidate be-

fore tbe Whig Convention or r "

the nomination of County Assess, r.

t-W are authorised to announce lticsMM

CHAMBKas ss a candidate ror ine mw

Auditor, snbject to tne decision oune -ig

vsntoin.

ntMia a aid IA for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell a house aad Ijtia the town of Brookville, on the bottom perl of the town. The boose is convenient for a email tamily. j t ..ki. i.nr. unnuvh fornix horses. For

in lire ! --- naniculars inouire of JACOB RYMAN.

Brookville, March 4, 1841

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