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y;. authorised to announce Witxna
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pjpji, for Break ville Township, at the ensuing
Baiwick eandidtte fr re-eiectiir.
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aid before cur readers tL mes-
tut e '
jauu resole-!
My ef Inii-
it, on tbc 15th
personal property on
--" n day of February next. Ue grand aouwaViajdvaace of mm met sure for the relief of thtpeople and tho ruin of their credi-
i tr. No IT wo have no obifrtlnna r 1... -r .
- ' " IQ1I character co far as they opsrtta on contracts vet to
be made; their o?rMit on tha future ia legitimate and fair. Parties eontrsclinj, do ao understand-
ing 'y, "d have nothing to complain of; if they are deceived, they may blame their own irnoraeee.
But so fir aa these laws are inteade.l to operate 1 upon pat contracts, e must pretest arair.et theia
Ae it invo'ves ques- iniquitous and fraudulent in tie extreme.
f -real imperUnce. w:th hrh we are ant Two yeart ago tie Indiana Legislature Daieed a
v. - .!:.-) the rdirsri.i! remark of . .. . . .
tyr.r.ar, " . 4b niy oi eaecuiiOBs, anj app'.yiag
V:irnil Intelligencer, wcicn lorm an attests operation not only to paat contracts out to cathe .ess.ge. The Whig Journal. :jud?ffi was a direct
frliwd to treat t., document wua ... cour. a, - - nrn,V.r.e, teat
deposited shill never exceed in the wl f
fifteen millions of dollars, to he distributedthe Board nmong itt several agencies acAn it ing (o the extent of their business rtaen, under and for issuing such cerlificafrordingto law, premium shall be .dema-iruV one half hit sufficient (o indiji lound timee be tier for
loss and remunfrt heir ereditore, ifnoauck ras-
paaacd. It las kept pro-
ation of tbe law, tko value of
i wuica nas oepreciaiea one bin in tuo kande oi ua
Now. we are to eoe, ae tke
frieada mmj ak on efort for hie oiert.ioa ( , . -
the l'residencv. thinlr . k.Li.. " " r .J n oi n.
h. j-;t:::: f rw:7: wu,a e. stoma
... - j i1!- . - ' . , . committee should so alter and r..r,H th.
iicrrr me wunes ot tne
It! 1 . . . , .
bujing cut the . canal by pJ;
pended by way cr
Lira to the confidence and atitucl - ; ""-" rrr ne wine ot the bor. PostmarG.nernl: we recollect dVZT that hi. appointment t. the office of Secretary 8nclionU K of War, w. ur.iver!!r .PProved,nd afford- h i earl v in the llZ ""T Y ed n very favorable evidrPfe of the .xt.nt of t In. populantj. ndeecl .ve ,ee every rea.on either Congre,. or the Pre.ideut ' Si l lml v.hy such a man .So.lJ have troop, of fr.ead., ,!os( cn determine these que".;, and no earthly lease. vhj the.se friend.! Vsrr re.ceclfullv.
i --r- .nJ in .IV.u- it oil tKc nra
k'.mandf. It is written, aBj
Bointi aound. The flseality canr.ot 0f
pti ustil the repart o' tue secretary oi w intre r Jlr. Fos A, is rsceired. Wheal-vhlisll-
jK ispib'.iahed ws will copy tf.e plan jv'at of tifcasr. Iti imp8eib!e to judge what cokto
n citideposite.aud jficrbeea fllertyC3? Kpperatior
eili be r-rs!je;I b Congress ia relation W .a 1 :
HenlOB leaaa r.u inn anyiusi it'.'H id
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ererbt to soch a meisure
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- i iDoiurs. ow. we areto ete. at the treiimiBarT
a-
fstlntue K.Mife or uotirwr niacn ', resolution indicatee. a revival cftkis wise leii.la-
waired ftrorakly on all hands. It ia a clear;Uon What rirht. we should lika to know, has the
ar.ouid clonic teir desires, or ttcrr.ct to do
by fraud what ran so much more rerdily be done by open and honorable means. In conclusion we may say that the effort of the Sen'inel is wretched abonioa; the
They caaivt divide the whigs to long as thnt parly Lerp in view the great bond of a National Cojtvkjtios. If Judze McLean has
any rhims which his fiirnds art inclined to advance, they mutt be presented to such a tribunal, or they can never meet the approbation of the whigt. So long as this is kept in view, we fear nn distensions, no plots or undercurrent, real r counterfeit; we.ee before us the single object of our country ' great-
ut,ri wvuwiu iu meant oi enectinr it, tn
me uni:i nu nuiviiy ui wrair9: and rrr
feel assured that Indiana will maintain her stand, nseneofthe members of this ereat rj ....
conieceracy, over wr:cli the maliCEaHt star of Locofjcoism has no atcen'Jencv.
r,.M
Yfurcb't serv't, JAt. II. CRAVENS.
liEGISliATlTE.
itsBeat of facte, manv of lhe:n unpalatable. Vol Lefei.latura to pass a r.solutioa that property shall
strtrtheista. eocii s skouM be known to al our!nol b ,ol(1 on .jecuiion till a certain future day! alixaasatd to all our creditors. It will Le tccn J- :t B0, : T;cut;pn f eonatitutior.1 A mar-
Uittko execut-ve raanitests no ineiinatioa t.ehalll of Indiana, goes t the counter of B. a saer-
Anur from tfie paymeni o all lue Jionest oefcts oitchmnt : Philadelohia. sad kuva C5.000 worth of
gonna. II gireathim a credit of 1 months, knowing
at the time the laws regulating the collection or money, in this State. Do not the existing laws of
ithis State farm an ingredient in the contract he
ist State; and whatever th? madness of party zeal.
rlist nje of impatience may ug?eet, we fefl ssre that the people of cur State will sustain the iwrnar in his views on this subject. The doc-
oist of repudiation is condemned, as it should be,
tween theae parties! They do and could B fere-
snltsfcy all honest men, it will be. Thi9 word hpxiic'.ion, is well deSned ia the New World."REPtBUTioa Tbis is a new word in the "SsYa'imI vocabulary. It ia a polite synonym for iwm.Un. It ie applied toafitite that turn
"cSetU.ii perpetratea a m"at outrs?eas piece of
"riasiMty, in the name way thtl "defalcation "iid in reference to the act of a thif, who, han"ptninf to hae been trusted with the public "feada.runs away with them in his pDcket.' It dees, in fact, mean nothing more than scrcr-
sifa swindling; aa anxiety to cacape the burden of
tuition, or tbe cd'tam of insolvency may induce
amy to think fawnrably of such a acbe;ne but as
teg as it is trae Uat -honesty ie the best policy,'
talang wiil it be a suicidal maaiu re to refuse to y our State obfigat ioss. We wish to be distinctly understood here. All kjueit raea vriil see in a moment that every priociVle ef minJ obh'gatioa oil's on us imperatively to caoWe now, and to pay when wa are able, til tfcne bones for which we heye recsireJ value. Bat we ga farther. We say that wc should py my dollar rfue on bend, however negociateJ,
hick bave the broad seal of Indiana on their face.
taiwbicb bave been regalariy committed to the
win er accredited agents. These bonds, into Bfcaierer hands they may bave originally fallen, sts sow held by innocent purchasers, who hnve
oigbt them on the credit of Indiana. How are Wjtrs to distinguish between the good and tbe bad! Ti sonde were thrown intalbe market like sny
tbfr commodity, and the only evideace of their
u!t ie the seal of the Ptata. I it to be tbe duty
a porcbaser, to enquire, before he ccsc'udea a bargain, if the origin. ale was Jiki Jide, and to' (race lUe assignment of thesa bondi-ftbrojigb, prrbtps, a dozen banda! No tbe only question i, ars tbay regularly issued by the State authoritie. aaj tW: poiat is clear, the State nmt b- bound. Again: though the Slate may bave been swin-
:-, and we be'.iev al e bas bf?n. not oniy by (.rsl wf know them first so honest men, as the
Hstsra banks and br..k;rf. bat bvUroan strcMs. nt yMr.mt ,n,l .K.l taws, aad thsy mutt
see the destructive course oar Legislature at its next session, will pursue, he would never trust hie mer'fTjsndize out of his eight. Sat such a transaction as this took place ia" the winter of 1829, as
hundreds of such a character did, jutt before tbe
tay law of that year took effect. Hera ie a con
tract made m view rf a suit at the end of a year,
nd execution in 13 months, escort ing to tbe laws then in force. Hut bow is tha Eastern merchant
deceived. At the end of the year be sues; this will give him a judgment eay, in February ,1541
a stay of execution until February. 1842, juat in time for the delightful resolution of tbe 15th inst., and fo.r the operation t f future stay laws to be enacted by our present wise and bonest Legislature. The credit of Indiana is" gone. As a State she is bankrupt, and now our Legislature is doing
everything to prove, that as individuals, wa are
scoundrels. We ask exemption. We wash our
hands of such fraud such stupendous rascality.
There is one safeguard yet left, and if this yields to tlie spirit of swindling that seems t be pervading all c'.a kbcb, we have no hoae. Tbe judiciary
have it in their power to say that these laws, operating on past contracts, are unconstitutional and void- Jcdob EueixsToit, with a firmness and
honesty, which do koanr to the mis, determined
this paiat, in a case that occu rred in this circuit
We hope for the credit of enr Stite, that such de cisiona will be made in every circuit, and sustain ed by the Supreme Coart.
We hone to ee the areas tek'tB the highest
ground ia defence of correct morals, as applied to
iho State itself, as well as to her individua! citi
zens, and a firm stand against legislative innovation. Many will be offended at tbe boldness of cur
remarks, who can make nm reply to their juttice; and we hold it tho duly of the press le faise the alarm, aad expose this wickednMi in bigb places.
let who will baoffended. He they whig cr deme-
While the Washingtonians are laboring for tbo
safety of drunkards, rainy striking incidents occur at their meetings. A friend who has recently
been spending tome time in Cincinnati, and who feels an interest ia tbe temperance revolution, ns given ua the following. At a recent meeting held in one of the churches of Cincinnati, every well Pressed, gentlemanly peraonago was obervej standing in one of the aisles; the person appoint
ed for that purpose, approached him with a pledge,
and asked for Lis signature. "I cannot give it,
replied the gentleman; I am a'ready temperate, and irt not feel disposed to yield my glass of wine
to youi enthusiasm." Here was a rebuff, and the well meaning petitioner was about to withdraw, when a third party appeared, in the person of a
bloated, loathsome, notorious drunkard, who ap
proached our wine-drinking friend tipped biia a familiar wink, and said, "You are the men fo
me tee go if, kmnd in hand, dan't we ttrmger?"
"Not so fast,' sard tbe gentleman, "hand me tint
pledge;" and without another word be wrote his
name down for a sober man. ''Now," said he, to
bis familiar friend, "we don't go band in band."
Tbe sot was foiled, and actually gave bis name to
the pledgeupon tbe spot; resolved, as he said, "to
go hand in hand" with the gentleman, who, when
he found that the equality waato be brought about
by a levelling up, and not by a levelling down, ex
pressed ns repugnance.
IlOi-SS.
Dec. 23, ISil. On moion of MrSheup, Rr solved. That Jeste !.. Williams be requested to repii to (his House the number of miles of the White Water canal yet un6nijhed; and the nunt expended en the same, together with tbe amount of pr ri.hs.hle material on hand and paid for by the state, riiti ding the sid canal iiro three divisions, viz: that portion between Broelcville aid tbe Lau
rel feeder dam, being the first divition: and
that portion between the Laurel feeder ('md, aad the dam immediately below ConncriViNe.
Being tne second division; and the remainder
of said canal to the teiminatiag point at the National Road, to constitute the thirj lJivi-
tion; and further to report the amount necessary to complete said canal to each f said points, together with the probable amount of reveaue the etts would derive, frra the comp!etin of said canal,to each cfsid points.
upon the amount necessary to he expended; and, also.further to rrpert whether the speci
fications upon said work can he changed so at
to have the word done upan a much cheaper pla&.
TCCSDAY, Dec. 14.
Both Houses proceeded, in convention, to
elect a Trendeitt Judge for the 12th. and
prosecuting attorneys for the 6ih and I2ib
jidicial circuit; which resulted as follows
J'residcnt Judge Jar iht 12th circuit. .las. VvVBorden, 77 Thos. Johnson, 71 Scattering, I
Mr Borden was declared elected by the
('resident ot tae Senate, to serve seven j ear, Prostcuting AllQrnry.Slh Circuit. 1st '21 Sd S.S. Tipteiv. 62 GS 82 W. S. IMmer, 55 09 65 W. Z. Stuart, 30 14
bonds, at their face, er nw.'iey; pronLcuTur-"" ther. that the state jield to -ai4 company the canal now furniihec for Iftm ef 3 ears above inured; a tul provided t'n inn, ii.t tAA
company. Ktier the t-xp:riijt of the hove
named tim, iali pay otwr in the state trrat.
nry.ai! ol the pmhtt over n1 alove 8 per cent.yer annum upon thHr rnjutnl soexpen-
oea hjv.: s-.o n.iami'.ca portion ! tmd taoal. The remniader of the duy was sped ia committee of the ahcla-": t.:e bill from the Sniftte, proviaifij t ttate boaid of equalization on more economical r.ri.-.cinlra. and la
I extend the tiane ef paj meat ef state and coue-
iy rcvciiuP. Celine mm. iu!ir:ri,t weie niadv thereto, when the crmmiiiee roe and k.Ved concunenre, and tube discharged frcm the further coHs;deratiini of ih itli. The committee war discharge.. nf're taking the rj'iestier. of com urnn r m tht-amendments, Th H mh adjntird.
The pe op:e of Metanira ettd its vicinity, are invited t atfn.t a Tenters" Meeting, tab held at tb M. C Ciiurr.ii. M aday next, at randle-l ghtir-g. An Adiires wi.l be delivered by George Holland. The regular anvn! nteotn? nf the Breekville Temperance Society, null b h.-'.d at the Methodist CJsjpel. in ih evening rf Wednesday tbe Ifltb day c? Jan-nrv. lv4 i. .ad-lresss msy be expected. An ejArt will be nmde grt delegates frosa
ine vmcinnan aiir.gt m :ity.
Died Oa tl.a 4ih mat., at the- aire of 3 rears
5 months, Mutaiitm 51., deagt-ter of John A.
ana juargareua m. jtaucn, place.
Diro Oatbe 4ihir-s, at ia- Krar.klia Hatal.
Mr. i-aaKi.cs PaTiir, iaa i2t,l vsar. The da-
ceaaed came from Hacks !o. Pa., ts this Slate.
wliere he bad resided for several yeart previous ta his death.
(ttrThe Poylstowa Doiocrat will please eepy the abure.
Scatterinj
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Ttlhepenp!aihoi:ld rememtrr tint l!iee """Jc.me to tbie mark before tbe spirit of party cos
re placed ia the ha de of agents, who bad power, iJianfehan blind u 0 any -efrn,ilit, ja the taBtgaciate tham as thatr diectction dictated. ( nbHe acts. H-
"fints were accreaiwe ay ane -. wtbeir official acts tbe State ia accountable; and
The State Sentinel ef the th inst. centatnt an ar'i. le headed. '-v devrloymrr.l, grand atUmrl to hrnd Giptom Tykr. 4x? the purport
hich is, that certhin ori'riv " 1
(t V iajaitice of t ae blackest character t attsmpt screen cureelTaa from a direct liability, because tbesssgents have bean duped and TviniV!. As bare before remarked, impatience under er
Jtent trouble.-, may induce nsany to tl.in' favora-, lr of ik. nr,i ,.-..
which it indicates, but we feelsora that every !, called pint is de.igntd to Ctevate Jokn tn of .errcct prinripks wf.l abrik instiactivelv i McLean to the Presidency. . e ielect t.is tr3m the adoption ot such a p'.aa. SiulJ a major-' follow log paragraph .rem the article relerre-
ity ba foand ia favor of such a measure, let it pass:; to:
ai.d money lovia; editor, have concocted a creat plot, which it is the duty of the eensciem lims editors of the Sentinel to cxpoe. This
t can then take rank with Miseieeippi for tbe sreseat, and endure the acorn of every honest man f this gtaeratiea. aad the contempt of posterity wtver.
s are under' obi igatione ta Messrs- Mount aad 'bcaa lt sundry public docuntcats.
t is gratifying to notice ia the report of Legistivt proceedings, that He. Shouo onnoses the
'conditional resumption of specie payment, by State Saakof ladiana. While Mr. Lawrence, Utnerson f aunty, declares, that he "legifclatasoa (abject ae a bartizan, and that the democratPWy are in favor of unconditional resumption," Steep proposes, "that the Stale Bank shall
specie pay meats bo boob ma the banks in or taore of tbe adjacent States shall resutae."
ae reporter of the Journal adds, that ia sapportof
rwapeeitiea, Mr. Sheep made a abort aad senBpaetb, and abowed the etter fallacy ef er y mempting to resease while tae vaake ef the
wee a bsavUjr acdeUadtatlsa east ae at!
Nevrrthe!e, la a ccrtatn extent JUuge Mrl.-n will be the dupe f designing aad elfi.h men. Although the Presidency U certainlv the grand prke for which they mean to contend, it it t their only ultimate object. Thev are nt inPtible of the immense than- ,.. them: but ther mean, by the most
adroit and well weighed poncy, -it the influence of McLeans
name, oscenncy in the ewneih tJ the State. Our excellent, though whig friend. Governor
BioaEa, watfcboosted into tbe gubernnion. chair open the back ef the lamented Harrison peace to his wanes! and the managers of the McLaaa mevement intend to n paat
the expeiimeM sesuccesstal then, and ny mai means secure, at any rate, the power endjm-
troncge oflht State Government.
The whole drift of the article It to tQeci
WAsiiiwcToiv, Dec. 13, 1841. Deap. Sir In conseeuence of a horrible
cold caught in crossing the mountains, 1 have
been conuned to my room wnh severe indisposition ever since my arrival here, and to day for the first time have been enabled to go out and take my teat in the House. Nothing of interest or importance has as yet been brought forward in either House. Both parties, or rather all three of them, seem to be waiting, each for come demonstration on tho part or the other all willing, but afraid to begin not knowing what may be the best ccurte to pursue, because they can't tfll what may be determined, on by the others. A few weekt now will prolablyend this sus-
nence, for Ly that time, the business of the
teion the many important matter which ruut he acted on, will be at least commenced,
and men of all sides will be obliged to show
li.cif itands. At the standing reinmi'teet of
the loose had not yet been announced, a few d.ivt ago. Mr. Fillmore etTered a resolution
appointing three .elect commute one on
the bisiilhsontan iegai v a second on the np
portisnmcnt ef representatives, and the third
on that nan 01 tne rresiaeni . nesia?e rela
ting to the currency. Th:.s resolution was adopted, and this morning when the standing committee, ere announced by the Speaker, the names of the members comprising thece select committees were also announced. The une which is to take charge of the "Stcality" the Exchange Bank the Sub Treasury, or whatever other name it may have, is comnoted of Messrs. Cusning. JVise,Gitmrr,Irzsiit
and Profit. OMcr men, J. P. Kennedr and
Davis (Whigs.) and Kaosevelt and M Kay,
(Locat .) Thus you will see that the Presi
dent friends those who are supposed to be tho peculiar and favored exponents ef hit opinions the nearest and dearest protectors of his conscience, will i.ew have a fair opportunity of pretenting to Congress, and the people of the United States, a full and ex plicit explanation of his views and opinions, in regard to the bank question. They can (with his assistance) make just such a bill as will suit him get his consent to every particle of it, and his official approial in advance;
and then, when they have it exactly as he wants it. ther can offer it to the House with
sorns assurance that if it be passed, it will not be vetoed. If how ever it be such a thing as that, an abstract of which the President gives
in his message, there will be little doubt ef its
fate, li wiil prove an abortion; it will find scarcely "a corporals guard," hardly enough
to stand by it, and defend it from attack.
That is to ridiculous a theme so totally uu
suited to the uses it is intended to tub serve
ce. perfectly and utterly diffident irom what the Whist party, and the country generally
want, that 1 do not believe it could command
""l twenty votet in the House. The Whigs in a
ana
Obitnnrv.
a diviaioa among the whig ranks, by arraign r , si ; 1-1 .t that frind( O
ing trie menus oi viay Judge McLean, aad lhas to secure to the
Locoe tne very oojeci nave
Tk.u featbotfouhl that JOIMJB M Lsal
liwt eur7ntie i Joditaa, aad that ,e,eb)dj are opposed to every feature of It
Mr. Tipton was declared elected to serve
two yeart. Prosecuting .iitornry. 12th Circuit. 1st 2d
W. H- CoetiJ.s, C8 74 R. J. Diwson, 4H 5 L. P. Ferry, 22 7 Mr. Coombs was declared 1 lecled.
The President adjourned the convention;
and then, on motion, the House adjourned.
Monday, Dec. "U, Petitions &c. Sy Messrs Dunbar, Mitliken,
Cooley, llackleman.'a remonstrance against
the passage ef the stay law, from the citizen, of Rush coui.ty,) Ilulton, Thompson, ef F. and Foulk.
Resolutions of red. By Mr Ed wards,where-
as, the state ot Indiana has become involved
to such an extent that it would be both op
pressive and impolitic to levy a tax tufheieot
to pay the interest on nil her bonds' nt this time, when a general depression reignt pre
dominant, thereby rendering almott inactive the great re.ourcetof the ttate.pvralyzing her commerce, reducing property of every description to a mere nominal value, while the poor man's labor goes unrewarded and the rich man's property decays on his hands; and to render all this more oppiestive there it tcarcely any nmney except a i oat ing currency of irredeemable bank paper, subjecting the
people to hi eh ana usurious exchange:;1
fore, taking into consideration all these facts.
Resolved. That the committee of wavs aad
meant inquire into the expediency ef reporting a bill reducing the tax oa real estate and personal property to twenty cents on every bundred dollars, and the poll tax tofifty cents on every person subject to the same. By Mr Gorman, that the committee on education be instructed to inquire into the expediency of authorizing each county in this
tUte lo send free ef any tuition tee, two stu
dent! to the elate uiiivcriily.
lif Mr Shoup, whereas there has ceeo an
entire sutpen.ion of operation on the White
Water canal, with a view to Us completion.
for more than two years past, and in all probability to remain so for tears to rime; and
whereas, the expenditures on that portion el;
said canal n.-w finished exceed the entire
income from tails or otherwise, and is an'nn-
nual tax upon the state, and likely to remain
so for years 10 come, if left ia its present con
dition; and whereas, a large amount oi material furnished, .and werk done upon that portion ef said canal yet unfinished, are rapidly going le destruction, and in a short time will be entirely useless; and whereas, majority of the cit;zent of the Whitewater valley are anxious that said canal shall be completed according to the original design of the slate.or at least n portion of said canal where large
expenditures have been rqade woald be efj
great public ulilHy; therefore, Kesolved, inat the committee on canals, &c. iuquire into the expediency of inducing private capital for the construction ef a part or all of the above named canal, by chartering acompany for that purpose, Hit state reserving the rih: to
take said cnr.al after the term of twenty jeart.1
by pa; tug said company the amount oj them
it an or rxdUNee, ac. mio.
Trust Company, pee 1
L riant Orl'tii-a'. aaff
(!omm, r.iai Itauk of Cineirna;. aae
Franklin do cm I.afayet'e do U "
liana of Cincinnati, do fl ite
Granville B.nk, 5 s and upwards. par
amaii notes. a in ' Lebsnaa d i
Canton do Germrn Bank of Wootet
Mad River Kaiiroad. " Manhattan, Whitewater Canal . 4 All current small ntse l " Pest Notes 13 inontbe, Do do MO da Do do r0 do " Mechanics' and Traders Baak, All other solvent Banks ear KliNfUCKT
All of tbe Kentuckv Hnke te
INDIANA.
State nek and Brsncha far Scrip, I ts to te
ILLINOIS.
State Rank and Branches ti ds SUawne-tewa 14 dtv
MICHItl All. McCombe Co, payable at Coidmbas S )
St Clair do Newsik
LOUISA N A.
New Orleans If wrscoxaiM.
Ma rina and Fire Ins Co. at Milwaakio i" certificates of Depos les Check on Cincinnati par
EAST Kit, F Alalv?.
New Wik City m
Philadei,)h'a to ItHliiiaore Stat " Pittsburgh pee Wheel. ng pet SJXCHAXGr. On New York. I presaiaa On Philadelphia. 7 - eV Ou Baltimore, T Silver 7teaa Americas Gold Foreign T Depoaites pxid ia kind, but whoa BsakaU) money is required oa a eorretey depesites t psv
Cnt 10 etiargvd. Currency purcbaswd with BaakaMe papev- -
Tba
ohce none i corns iz A Nei'HER vear is coram a to a elose !
JyL Merchant anxiously looks te bis customera far payment ! Tolhiaend. lb RoHsenber tonesily reqnaete sll those indebted to him. to make the earliest aad best payments they eao. Let none stay a way because they cs'.uot now pay all ! A little is bailer than none in a scarce tiiue ! Integrity is a Jewel, and punctuality its etseatial efTVprii.g ! He that ia williag needs not to ba importuned. ' . 1 N. D. GALLIONBroekville, Dec. 24th. 1841. S-3"-
LAND F TEN'T9 Cincinnati District. Svavsvoa liaaaaat-a Orncs;, ) Cincinnati, Dee. 17, rP4L J TtkjOTICK is hereby givea to purchasers ef pub1I lie lands in lb Cincinnati District, that the Land Office in this c ty having been diaroa tinned, the Patbbts for lands sold therein, will hereafter be delivered at tbe oraeeof tbe Surveyor Oenevat of Pui.hr Lmidt, (Laa reace, oae door Santa ef Fourth sueei. Cincinnati. Patents lor the lands entered prior to Aagaet let 1838. tbeing to No. eX)S) are now recerVea aai ready tor delivery. 0rTb Receivsr'a Receipt must, in all cases, a re turned to this ofiee waea e pateat ia applied tot. E. 8. OalNC. Mur. Otm'L (Cia. Rep.) 6J-aw. To the Public. " THB "Protection lasnraace Co." efHamrsl, Cocaacticnt, having esubliaied aa asraaef at this place, hereby givea notice to all persona eav eiroas to have property ensured that ifcej raa have it duse at the aaost reaseaaUe Vafee by apply .rg to their agent. ."L,Zwm
N. D. Risks aa all kinds ef property takea. BrawkvUle. lad. Nee. 33. 1S41. . Tr