Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 21, Brookville, Franklin County, 21 May 1841 — Page 2

UWS OF IftPIAWA. An Act more effectually to secure the purity of elections. Approved, Fob. 15, 1841. j Be it enacted by the General Asscmbty of the State of Indiana, That any person voting or Attempting to rote at any state, county, or towruiiip election, such person not having the legal qualifications of a voter, shall, on presentment or indictment in the proper county, bt fined in any sum not less than five dollars, nor more than filtjr dollars for each such of4i nee. This act to be in force from and after its passage.

An Act to prohibit the making, issuing, or circulating small notes or bilk. Approved Jan. 20, 1841. SeC. I. Hf it rnnrtptt tin the Crrnrrnl .It. embly of the Stile of Indiana, That all bills of -j - r i . i r. . t -niij denomination wnmerer, iiereauer to oe. issued by any individual or individuals, com$any or corporation in this State, other than ihe state bank of Indiana, either in the form of certificates or receipts for the deposite of money, or of promises to pay the bearer, or nj specific person, any sum whatever, for 4he purpose of beiugr used as a circulating medium, or as n substitute for bank notes, shall be deemed as fraudulent, and absolutely void. Sec. 2. All contracts, notes, bonds, or obligations, cr agreements of any kind whatev er, hereafter to be made, based or (bunded

be made, based or founded or having, any booth, tall, tent, carnage, if any such bills, certificates, hoat or vessel, or other place, for the purpose e specified, or of which the or use aforesaid, or by selling, bartering, givlall be either in whole or in ing or otherwise disposing of nny kind of

upon the issues of or receipts above consideration shall part the issue, use. or possession of any such bills, certificates or receipts, shall be deemed fraudulent and absolutely void. Sec. 3. Anv person, who shall hereafter. , . j .llMA. .. ... I.! ... . I another, or as the agent or officer of any company or corporation, other than the state bank

. ill, ikiic uaii . i wiiif vvi im nicB( vi iTJicipiap, UCelgllCU IU lie 1 ttted as n circulatina medium, er as a stibsti mie lor Dan'iC nolcs ns above specified, shall . . m a . . . ..I.I e liable tomUirlment lor the same, and unon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum not less rian cne hundred dollars, nor more o . . . . . . nan hve hundred dollars for each offence. Sec. 4. That from and after the first day of June next, all navments madit within the ' r j - state, whereof the whole or a part shall be maae in notes, rhecks, dralis, rertincates ol depositor any Gther paper of individuals, or F . I . . k oi corporations, joiner than the notes ol the tate bank of Indiana, or of the chartered banks of other states) of denominations Ics than five dollars and made in the form of bank notes for cii tui tion, shall be utterly null and oid. An Act lor the perservalion of sheep. Approved, Jan. 25, 1841. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Asternbly of the State of Indiana, That every person who shall keeper harbor more than one dog, above the age of six months, shall be taxed yearly and every year for every dog so kepi or harbored, the sum of one dollar; which tax hall be assessed and collected in the same manner, ar ether annual taxes are or shall be collected, and paid into the county treasury at the same time the county revenue is paid, and shall be set apart for the purposes hct emAfter provided. Sec. 2. Every inhabitant who shall refuse or wilfully neglect to report to the assessor,the umbcr of dogs declared taxable by the first lection of this act, which ate owned or harbored by him, or her, as aforesaid, shall for very such refusal or neglect, forfeit and pay the sum of fire dollars, to be recovered with costs by action of debt before any court havsng competent jurisdiction upon the complaint of any freeholder of the county. Sec. 3. It shall be lawful for any person to kill any dog which mny l,e found chasing or worrying anv sheen or lamb. Sec. 4. The taxes collected by virtue of! ft. . a t ts s J ni. u, shmi oe appropriated to make good any loss or losses which may be sustained by assy person o persons by the destruction, or l ii v 5 "eep Trunin the countv, and hall at kept as a fund by (he county treasurer for that purpose. Sec. 5. When any person shall sustain damage, by having sheep killed or injured by log or wolve,it shall be lawful for such peron to have the damage appraised by two disinterested freeholders of the township where each damage was sustained; such appraisers ehall certily the amount of damages, vshich r'", w u,e DOI,,, ongconty business at their January te.min each yea?, and said hoard, ifih. ,..k -i-: ,.i.i the fund Collected All arronni nf tk l.v dogs, and if there be not sufficient funds in hu hands heroin .Ai ...... r. .l.. . n . . "r iqii purpose 10 pay all such claims, then the, they shall be paid ,n equitable proportion; and if, after adlestinc all such cUima iik. i. .

of Indiana, issue cr put in circulation, ftnjP'acf f re''giou3 worship, during the time of

-. - , , . r . " """'j icrtn, "men snail oe taxed nn n. ii tkere should remain a balanr nf r...j.!cii.i.nrf '.m..,.j .. . " UP Mother

in the hand nf ir....,. ...u l.i v 'P" inuact shall take effect and be in force from and after the fir. f m k : ,l. eountie, of Franklin apir.:: C - J An Act to prevent the .preadi.g of the di - eaw, commonly called the rl-nd.,. l hones. " 'e Approved, Jan. 14, 1841. j Www, theeaiddise.se is known to be nndalwavefMalj Therefore-6

fid it f hoc ted bv the General Asstmhlv of the '

0 J I ttnlm nf fttftinnt. That if nn v ncrann nr nor-1 y f - - I sons shall knowingly suffer tiny horse, mare or L i if r i gciumg to uc ihkcii, or usea, on oi nis, ner, or their fjirm nr farm, nr tnmn .t lira while under the influence of said disease, he, she, or they shall lor re it and pay for every such ofr I . t . . ati lence, any sum noi less man twenty dollars, nor over fifty dollars, to he recovered by pre sentment or indictment before any court nf competent jurisdiction, for the use and benefit of the county seminary. This net to be in force from and after its passage. An Act to amend on act entitled "an act relatize to crime and punishment, approved February 10, 1S31. Approved, Feb. 13, 1841. Sec. I. tip il mnrleA it Aj faeneml Jfwv- i oiifojme male of Indiana, 1 hat Irom and after the passage of this act, it shall not be law ful Cor any person or persons, to erect, place, or have any booth, stall, tent, carriage, boat, or vessel, or any other place whatever, for the purposo or use of selling, giving, or otherwise opposing oi any kind ot spirituous liquors, wine, porter, beer, cider, bread, cakes, fruits, melons, confections, or meats or drinks oiany kind Whatever, or other nrlirlee nf traffic re. cept as hereinafter excepted) within one mile r i. ... ' oi iiy piace oi religions worship in this slate during the time of holding any meeting for religious worship at such place. Sec. 2. Tht If n v nersnn nr nprtnnc shall or do violate this act bf erecting, filing jUiniiuunj iiuuiy, nmv, porter, ciuer, orcao, ica?rs, fruit, melons, confections, or meats, or i . . . - - . . . drinks ol any kind whatever, or any other articles of traffic in. at. or about nnr such Latli tan, tent, carriage, boat or vessel, oi any other place whatever, prepared or used used for lne purposes aloresaid, within one mile ofi i i - - v w. o -.sjj v nuiputp ni 4Uc P,ace? the person or persons so offending oc in.ormcn oi his, ier. or their vioII C .i l r . s 4a . lauou oi tins act, anu shall be warned bvanv justice of the peace, constable, or two "freeI "ouiers oi me couniy where the often re is or It is t . snail have been committed, tn Hoci from such offence and to remove such booth, stall, tent, carriage, boat, or vessel or other thing, together with ail such spirituous liquorr, wine. poncr, cmer, oeer, oread, cukes, Iruits, mtlons, confections, or meats or trink nr ant kind whatever or oilier articles of traffic, belonging to or in the possession of the person or persons so offending, and if such person or prisons on receiving such information and warning, shall forthwith rease In nflnnrl n. gainst this act, and shall ai least one mile from surh nlare nf ri;oinn a 1 .a worshirt then no furlhrr Ihis act thall be had against such person or persons. bee. 3. That nnthincr in this art thai) hp . ? i"Ken or consuued ns to ntlectany licensed tavern keeper, in his or her lawful .ml nrrii. nary business, at his or her usual place of reslurncc, specinec in hit nr her . nnr n .. shall it be SO taken or construed in nAVr-i any merchant, shop keeper, mechanic, cr ui it-rsun in me usual and lawful transaci 1 ? ..... uoui oi ihs, nu, or their ordinary concerns and business, in their uuml n1rs r A;nr, v ------ s"Bw vm wsb& such business. Sec. 4. That if anr cull nr BciiAn sKtl W... t. a ? uivugmngnmsi any person or persons for doing or causinsr to be done. nv i hintr In nnrcn. ance of (he provision of Ihis act, the defendant or defendants mnv nlmoA ih. i ;.. sue and gire the special matter under this act ,u",ueni "no il in such suit or action, a verdict and iudment ch.li k. r .t. defendantor defendanfg, or the plaintiff shall j r j ""nauu or atscontinuehis action, the defendant or defendants shall hi Bnd M. over costs of suit. Sec. 5. So mueli nf tlw ikof the act to hich this is an amendment, M wuniri me purview of this act, be, and iim amc is ncreoy repealed. An Act to amend an act entitled an act concern.ng rnrwmres, anatrespassingenimals, epprovApproved, Feb. 10, 1841. Sec. I. lie ll it mnrfr.-i rl. n mbty of the State of Indiana, That hereafter, n!e.eVkeners,ltal Selectee or ep! pointed, shall. KrM ii .X -.. . --T .-. .iicj enier upon me " duties of said office: which V-K kl -e before any person auKrid it . r. crsoP auinonxed to admin election nr miiui.i . CeriinCBie 01 &ec. 2. The said feRre Ukall k. .11 j .. 'ace viewers, earh. nnuwtu n.e sum of nn. -J for every day they m'Te P.fr nplojed in the di,chlr 70 he SK ? 'c thir nAV. 1 1 .. ,6 ",e tes of s.. o m . .. opinion of the fence vieu rc. k. r ...!. height and Hrencth snd in 7.p . T ,rh " YV ?na ,n Terr respect , . u . "T"?? gally keep, - vvimaerfQ a lawful lenra .11 Ui the contrary "XJZt ThU .A" r 8,anng?:8t! ""!mU'r- heretofore in force passage. 0fCe Uom anJ afte ilt n dleMISn lh cf,ebr,te" -hinplasler swi.

POLITICAL

Frmthe Wmbath Courier. CONGRESSIONAL EIRCTION.1. -"Jura answers from her raityabrftud Back to the joyous Alps that call to bar aloud I Isiifiwi anawercQ the rail nf lior rnnntr. - and we announce, this week, the election of ti . . i . s r I stx Whig members totne next congress irom litis OiHie. ii is .lie tjiuiiuiii kish, uuu I lie work at the polls has been gloriously perfomed. One District, only, has returned to the embraces of federalism, and that one our heartsinkias we record it! the once glorious Fifth, with a clear Harrison mijojity of four ihntunnri t it I V.TPrv nthpr nnrlinn nf the Slate, from the Ohio to the Lakes, continues steadfast to the immortal principles of 1840. The sneer cast nt the Whig party, by our op.nunn I c thai n n rnrried nnr Prairlenli.il election by excitement, b "Banners," "Hard . . .7 f . V ' Cider," "Log Cabins," &c, is sent to the re-

ceptacle allotted lo the remains of k-ndrcdUhat it is to meet the scowl of such men. We fiKennmla. I .ike tlio feneral nurlv nf old !k... i .. t .......

. ,r -j -- (tiieir exemplars; tne nnocrats did not unnurclaitfl I no Pdnnlst. nnil voinlv lkrAl (lint . . - . wr ' ,r '""'V r'--the well grounded and honest convictions of inemajornv woum siumoer wun ine occasion which called them forth. When n corrupt n..........u.. UUp..i c..Sic n.e ft. - - ! L. X .! 1 4 1 I J ......... .6 .v .v....v. direct popular suffrage when the hireling panders ofpower sought to slander down the Patriot Soldier then. Irnlr. ivrro lh inn. w i ii hip n iiiuii i ri iiiiir innnni wt .n r rr a nn -------- - ' . . . .. . ners unlurled,and lhe"logcabins" made va-

cant by a rush to the rescue. Engaged in a The ies?on taught the Whiffs of the Fifth trlnrinill ami hnlr ranas. nnilhpr loarnr ihnmaln- mi ....

u V .u - shook the resolution or mantled the cheek of one .ruevo.unieerin ie Army oi uneraiors. I her Ralbcil nKrnnrl in llio rnnccimu hnnpilv! . .; . V, , y Of their railP ther mot in (lis ttrenla and m . i . . . : -" ineneicis sn conventions and in "mightly fercd wrong lo ne man. and J circumscii'icd no man's rights. If others did not sec fit to follow their exampl, and declare their opinions, openly, that was no good reason why the Whigs should be ashamed of their cause. The late election was conducted without any pomp, or 6how,or parade no 41 banners'Vere exhibited no "log cabins" no "hard cider" and what is the result! In what District has that party a majority t Not one! Look at the result! Proffit (Whig) in the First District, 1,200 ma j. Thompson," ii Second " C50 VVInte, Third F-nirth " 500 1,100 h,000 1,300 3,000 Cravens " 4 Smith idefeafd . . . - - Fifth Al Carty I by division f. Wallace Sixth " Seven Ui 4 Lane 10,756 The Whig candidates have benlen the Van Iluren incumbents in Ihe Second. Third. Fourth and Sixth District?, being a gain ol four Whig members from Indiana, Hnd n los of one in the Fifth Dislrict, owing to the am bition and lack of patriotism of a single individual. Thousands of Whigs remained from the poll?, relying on the consciou strength oi their party, and concluding, as is loo often Ihe case, that one vote was not needed to en sure n triumph. Wc firmly believe that, nt this moment, there is n Whig majority of 20,000 in Indiana, including supporters of the latelr fallen d tend against an Administration faithfully la Kmb.s h r i i . . b. . ua k a w m itiiiiirs. v mnviciioii in the public mind that Martin VanB-.irenwasunworlhyofpubr.cconfider.ce -lhat hi, advisers were corrupt, and hi. . gents duhonesl. -Log cabin," 'ero the mere insignia of the mn whn .;ih,d ik;J downfall then, and who confirm ti e vi d now. The free spirits ho dwell in Hon cabins" are tbose who must and will nre. ervethe liberties of the country. r i'i . . . 2.. ne poor, uecrmirii. i-inii iiicfr;i . u . 1 shall we say' of h.crT WhaT lguaVe ahkli ire employ to hide her shame from the scorn of the war dt Onrptthn r..d d .n.. defender of the cause f hi P "n V." , now but the Mood stained battle field nf r. sar. and Brului. Amhnn, .i n-i..:... lony and Octavius.t Vhere. the mighty rono bv. lenn.din.kl Where are her leeions maam ,k;k :.. t: i . . 0 . ... .., iiuic gone oy, icnpea to the riu oi ine country T I he men are yet there, but ambition has swallowed up the lofty records of the past. Hep four thousand majority is dwindled down to no maiorily al .11 k. ...... f- -l r .i . . "i"uw meo u. omun was not consid .....ivwu cwuKii evii at n man oy the friends of Gen. M'Cartyl The first namd eentleman was nominated h ih Wh;. J . .il 'VVIIvention at Er enemy, nnd was, lo all intents and purposes, the regular candidate of the Whig party. And ho wat worthy of the distinction. Indiana does not contain one abler mtin than Caleb R. Smith. Tk;. i. ... empty or matter of course declaration, but is .nu irom a nose acquaintance with that gentleman's character, and from long service with him in the councils ot the Slate. Eloquent, industrious, nnd decided in his politicnivuurBc, ne unites an me material of usefulness as n legislator, and we deeply regret, on account of the oublie interest, that h k.. been defented. Gen. M Carty, it should be '""'""i na mo oeen a faithful and able aavocate cr the cause, during the last several Vmnrm kit 4 . at. i " mi occasion, ne nas not mani tested that; spirit of compromise by the exer v.Beu. wmcn, nione, Indiana can preserve her richts in the Nii:n..ir..... tvvm. we say this, and emphatically condemn the miAernhlji inlim..... . j- .1 . n .. - "uncinrm oi me convention held on two several occajions there, we are satisfied that the IVM P.. r ik. n:.t.:.. hat been criminally remiss in its duty. A Portion Of it Wtl rakidl. J...I. A . ... iL. other of the Harrison candidates, whilst anther portion (aod the larger) quietly folded

its arm, and looked on, afraid to offend the!

icnaer sniiMDimies ol the aspirants: no men win go farther than ourselves in humoring the whims and caprices of political friend?. uui mere are occasions when mercy to presumption is death to liberty itself. Had the Press of the District spoken out, as it should have done, the deep humiliation of defeat, in the once glorious Fifth, might have been averted, an.t . n.ni..... WI.I Tlt.n.lin from Indiana graced the Legislative Halls of the Union. What is an Editor worth, if he fears tlx; frowns of every upstart politician, who may fancy thit he must go to Congress whether the People will or not? What reliance can be placed on that conductor of a press which claims to he free, n-kn ;. mniinu. ally dodging about to propitiate the favor ol wtj thiii coxcomo, wno places his heart on n seat in the Assembly of ihe Nation? Such a. . men re nni ni to occupy their important position, nnd the sooner thev nhdimie it. ihp iuuii,nn uie sooner incv abdicate it, the better for their nnlitiml fr'inA V hnnr I unt c met ii, nnu wnen iniimxiaiioii nas not move j 8 from our hJ h rcft)kt. we have bee ! t t ... . .. aouseu :n in oar-rooms and tlandered at the fireside. During cur long connexion with ik nrew. w h.v ;..t..;i . ...i Uikindness in our course, and if wn have bee n compelled to hold some men bick as leaders l i : a . ... nWR, on,y oecause nc knew their ranlii'g R,nbiti.m disqualified ihem to be judges of their own stiength. Their very vanil wa I " , ,J I . . .. wcMKiit:es n sure precursor oi deteal lo ii.ost wiw, mjkt sunnrt ihem fnr rnntrpci. isinci win, we nope, not be lot on our brethren, hereafter. If n have not suffic,eHt patriotism to sacrifice their own self love I . . ... . "ii sen mieresi lor me country, they should I i... . J. . . . "emaueio unoersianu tunt t icv arc hut buhhies, and that the welfare afa eallant IN eople is ol more vali io!a;ri;'.n. e than a iixuisAiid such scllis'j IIonorabi.r In the tlcak and dreary waste ef party politics, it is pleasant to read such articles as the following. Mr Patlison, the junior Editor of the Democrat, is rather a fractious, and, nt times, n violent sort of Vanocrat, but he has a cood heart, or we hae mistaken the man. The charge of intemperance against Gov. Wallace has been bruited about to an exlcnt disgraceful initself,and by men, loo, who had an object in giving tha slander currency. We are glad tht it is nailed lo the counter, as bac coin, bv a townsman: From the Iidiaua Democrat. The Junior Editor of the Democrat will take Ihe responsibility to state that the statements in a certain handbill printed in Ulocmineton relative lo the intemperance of Mr Wallace are incorrect. A letter from Washington city, received al thU oflice, says lhat Ihe ex-Governor was represented, even by whig, as a man of unsteady habits. Ou the Jay of the ejection numberof Dersnn nf l r inimo VSKlMll w aI na aA 1 S I . a I . . ... 1 . ..niiVr io inc contents ol the billiwc st 1. A I. - . ... . "'JH we siate now: that ne never saw nny thing to induce us to believe such a report. lnlan; towns and villages. Generally. are nurseries of petty scandal. Fersonswho nave enouch to do in atind tn ikc;r.n.r. . , j Bfl V s w ss tv s - lairs, are often too busy in meddling with the business of other. IfO drink, it is no one's busines,exccpt old cronies anil nsd:n I l . . i ry who nave nothing el tie to talk i mill Is si t . r .m . v nlr nav their jri . ,7""","J "WU1" hTn'nTuch be ter t , be f' .1 ".""?.h..b!."er e"P'jed. W e freely state "the charge c,nrPe- We reiterate WVoZT'' tI,arl Governor k k" ,0" fee l,,E' P"ona ly, r".-X e".u e Know lhat he ha. IIa 1" iJr . We are de,e"""'ed that personal fnendsl.In .i..n ... 1 . v CTirr "HeWallace 011 hi. , 1. VL,enVT l4 pernor ",,ace " hads of occasions, and if we WLere now. on e would say that the r"? 1 JnlfmP'nf5 wilhout foandalion. r wor. W e never saw any thinsr nduce U9 bJr MnerMwaJ i dtion Mp! h charge had nfoun l""....len M re interwoven ... ,. , " ...w llllll.uicil wiin poiilicas are nfion mn.;;. J:l. :.i. their friends. Gov. Wallace may, perhaps, mprudenlly have yielded lo the entreaties of III Iriflhrfd m . t . . - . w kjt Air u ass ilia sr n n - ...v.., ew ,r Hl IO rjuise guch an crrone. ous impression lo exist. W- n- .-. our opinion that Goven.or Wallace is a tem.man ""a UM)ugl he is a federalist to extremity, hi ral character is without exaiiliAH Cbmbkatbd Moon Hoax outdokb An 61r w'g expedition, from Europe, have recently returned from the K. Pole, and report many marvellous things, r They proceeded with ik.;. v...-i. .1. . id Tk ' Nor,h,M the tee would allow them, and then carefully moored the ships in the mouth Of a creek. Tk. k. j j , ' " men urgcurra aogs, ledaoa in.. X.-. .i. ' ' . p IIB quinary mode of tray, elling in high Northern latitudes,) and proSki .k - ?0t 1,1 ih9 ,ea,t dicouiaged by this, they continued ihoir 7 their sledre. k. Z p.npe., ,ng carried wUh them. Altar TSfcfK Z wav some distance, they discovered their vehides movine with ihi .nni;...:. ' Dower n.. .f ,l -""muu 01 UUle K ?f Jof lh'n "ccident.lly dropped his hook. Itdaiied nir m.uu i.' ,rr. 3SS2 -5 r Et nea and a - 'r "Vfc "ounicr currear, ana were driven Knt, .t.i. . .aualledthefradvancr J crnta back by th, cu.renl, to th. i creek

where their ves-lj were left or'iicl. rounl ilm'c lint cl.itn.

One very remarkable incident is rch:" sperting ll.e cflerl of rold cn fire. whfe''ts never before seen noiitci'. The rorjr'ffe.ct" having stopped In lake some refrehm"ii'.k,' collected such combustible material as could be found, kindled n fire fo cook tlu ir food. After the fire had been burning Inn ..r. li kk nmil.fAl k1x9iv I J; ' "-.I.i..j, ,i mi? uncovered lo wear a daik appearance, and whs soon extinguished. Oji n close cxaminalii.n, it w.i found to be frozen into solid ire, iJ, a verv siugular taste. We apprehend thii ran scarcely be beat. EXS;Cl'TO!l'S NOTICE rnillC onJerripned baring Uken out letters e. JL ttmen'ary n the estste of HogU Wett, iec hereby notify til rsrsoiis jpdebtsd :o di(J e'sut tn mulca iinmadialn nntmonl anI u i ' , '. , ' ' ""o ravine claims are requested ta present them tuly iathmi ticsted within one rear from th; da'p. Tl.c estate i solvent. I'ETKIt HOCKEXBERV JOHN WV.NN. April 29th, 1S41. rXtCl TOR'S SAM: flllllK undersigned Executor of tie -U. and Tertsment of Hiifrh W'ertdee at public vendue, on the 21st day of Mi tho late reaiilence of eaid ice , the pc eriy oi caia oec. not diepoced of by w of horse, cittle. eieep, hog, grai to commence at 10 o'clock cn sai ' lermg ofeale will be made known. PF.TF.R IIOCKENSf ;Y JOHN WVKK. Apr.l 29th,I841. V . ALL persons indebted to the et auesled to make immodinto n.. . V h:a irtiFkj. rswill be commenced in theearlv mn r.... - , iwin:ii on all claims which are not attended to. Fob . 141. R. Sc S. TYXES. Spring Gocils. CTE bar just recited a su?r,;T of Goot cnittd to the Spring Sales. R. S. TYNEB BrookTille. March 31, 1841. Wheal Wanted! C 1ASII will lie naiJ for vcmA m.r.i WHEAT.. fall time, hr .. . R- : TYNT.R Hrookville. March 9, IP41. tOLE snii upper leather for ealc by K.&S. TYXrn Hrookville, Feb. 17. 1S41. ALL persons indebted to He suhcribers are re questcJ to call and make imuiediale payiticBt as n e cannot do businesn w ithout rah r . .... FUDGE Ac VAX CAMP. 3li.-.;h 2., tS4I. );i.f 2VJBW C.ODS! THE rubecriber reppectfullj- infonr.s tU public thit Le Ins commenced tl.e -Merchintile buninres in the house formerly eecn-iied by Lon? ti Brown, whsr- he is receiving a larae & general assortment of Jlerchan Jize, corseting of Dry Goods, Querns, Stone, 7V, Eur'hm, and Hard JFare end GrfCria it. As my Hoods have I.i-on hnnrrK i... n . j Jof late purchase, persoua will do weil to gire me I a call befnrn tliot) m.1,. i .. . for this will eiuble me to sell at reduced prices. All kin.U of iMercharitab-e produce takes i lebruary 11th, 1841. Kichmond & Hrookville Can A l a meeting ol ho Bard of Directora o Richmond and Hrookville Canal Co. he'.fl t then office, January 14th, lS41.the followin' rohtica wers unanimously adopted, lo-wit; Reinlted, That the Treasurer be directed ta collect forthwith, all monies loaned by him.beloninig to the Canal Company Retolted, That the Secretary be, and he U hereby dected, to proceed to collect tho firft Inrts!!ment of five dollar the aha re, from all suhwribf" who have npclripH t. ... z..i.j - , c w . f.j lu. Fame, a' " - in be directel to collect the t j" wr, ana tue on the 2d Inntallmeiitand he Lerehy instructed to proceed forthwiti apainstany. or every individual, who has or mi; refute to pay the amount due and called for o their ubacriplion. And it is 'urther ordained bv the Hoard, thar the balance of the second Inetal'lmcrit be ani thi eame is hereby demanded at their office in Ri mond, as follows: Two dollars on the Erft y ' April, two dollars on the first dav of June. the remaining three dollars on the' 2d day of frii.t lA.ll fcl 9 ."-SI. 1 a Ice ii froin the minutes. WARUEN M. LEEDS, Prrs't. Benjaman Folghum, Sec'y. 15-4m Partition of Real Estate TO Mar Williams, one of tho children heirs at law of Cornelias Williams, deceit late of the county of Union, and State of InJisni. and all other persona whom it may com ern J31 sre hereby notified that 1 shall make tO 111 Jllfliroa nfllia f I r .(.- iwieK . - -- wiibun vyvurt lur i v.-. of Union and State of Indiana, at their nest ter tn be bolden at Liberlv in tLe S Mondav of Bentcmhar no-rt fnr 1 1.. annnintmCli of Commissioners to make partition of the E" half Of the North F.mat ntiartor nf rlinn eiffbt K township ten of range one west, situated n'1 iu tTuumy or unioo, or wbicb snid nail qo'section, the said Cornelius Williams, died ee'iid'mon? the proprietors, claiming mvaelf tb fourths nart thereof. k ,i.r oftb children and heirs at law nr n. .id Cornelio Williams, viz: Jnahn. VV:il;.m. N.nrr H1." Ut Nancy WiUiama. and AbigsilFasaet Ute Aigail Williams. 6 NATHANIEL AUSTIN Union Co.. Ind. May 6, 1841, IB"4" THE subscriber wishes to sell a honse and f f A S . . . . ill mc iown orurookville, on the bottom pi" Wl .,; tawa TL- I : . II ftmlil' The house is convenient for a small - " mm-v WW VVU V SSf IVSIIW IV1 K W" . and the stable Urge enough for alx horees. J particulars inquire of JACOB RY3IA a - 10-tf crooKviue, March 4. 1541 mm.mt-m'm.m TOPTTANTED at the Office of the cjT. I . . : BH.. - - aursDca uomprny hu rifty fciisr ry notea on the Sute of Indiana. VV AtW Rllldll ET a J1I r i k II DO wiover aeeti ior

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