Indiana American, Volume 10, Number 17, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 April 1842 — Page 2
POLITICAL.
THE DEPARTMENTS PROM 1837 TO 18-11-The Committee on Public Expenditures
have improved much of the time of the present
In the removal of Indians, the Committee say
they have discovered lhat the spirit of extr.iv
Curi enpatili ii:e vflhc Cin. CiiziUc. WASHINGTON, Aii;:i. 1S!2.
agunce has manifested itself ns fully, and to as A rumor lias bev.11 in circulation since my great an extent, as in any other branch of the J last that, at an irregular meeting cf the cabinet service. They will not attempt, at this time,-a few days ago, all ibe points at issue between
tiie examination of all the contracts made byi Great Ci itain and the United St
END OF TIIE WORLD. 1 1 has been the fate of every century, we might say of every generation, since Western Europe became Christianized, to witness the
appearance of some pseudo prophet or pro
line e;!llll:i:!t n?ll . il :i'l 1 lit- l'f ill I r:ifl lll:n In liv i I :--! I If f ill mi. Mi- I i I'm v:i ( f. viim - I f. ..li: -1... -l. i I
u..,ifr,ir,iJj ; v:iiii!ii:ii i nsln 1 u :!-i ; "J i " -"v ...... v.. , ..,ivi, luiuiv-imi" uuu me world was smill com-.
mhaUmfihe several Departments under ! but will instance one or two; ,!ed or determined upon in ,uch . as ,nf to an end. These deceivers have fixed the Su'bc, wonTVeZ-
tho Into Administration. Some extraordinary : . . ... -u.pierii.uo .uT ... a .aM.ra.uo m noi.a-, oay Hen sucil an event should take nlacel , , " 'J.. lmon
Imvlitiiiiioni!: have been made .and if tin- i-.reni-! I '' details !,ow a wa.ae ol more tl,:,n a tl,,n. j .omelhing like a hundred times, and a hundred ! . ' ,.'., 1" . . ' . Wp
ment details could meet the public ey ,hey j l'" n V I im ,1;lVC lh 1'rophesios proved to be "rZZ; 21
would much amaze everv one. Ono of il,.-! ,,,,:,,"V,M - mm.v,..,, e- . no c.u. et ,ook ... groi:im in re.auo.. x . g mat now one would tlk Mr. Miller, the last ,,,i'..r..7... " m. ..I'l, . wne
retort f,,--., .meof the Committee cm !.',: n,:,;;" ,or Y- '' .mxv you more aeon, tt.e e.rco.e mismcss, ti.e light .t srarcl., .c, of Uico deluders, would get nosensible pcrwn " '""- "" rerumm..
Evnenditnres has iusl come out -let me ive! deta. s iurmsluM are but a pennon otmid the northern portion the same ugh tone in , credit him. Strange to ay, it is not so-l ' V V"" " V "B .SC.
vo a brief specimen of its contents. In DJ7. I U! . Vrti!pr that fnm. ;i M,r-, regar. to t ,e Aorther l.tuindary, the I aroline, Miller has found followers, who, with him, I e-l " ".-iT;.. k ... 01 T M
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Congress appropriated two hundred ami tc:i (hosaiml dollars to remove obstructions from
1 sink in four vears in'.o a deficiency til'nii!!; i:.
of the
Let lho;;e who rail at the bankruptcy
H'.-I CUfri-
... ..... v. uiv .'iiiicii'i'i iinu. 1 no . , r. t ..1 wns vplt enniiirli i.t u- ! Government be careful to p:;.ce the
,,-. .fL . 1 '1 ' 1 . " I biiity u here it proiier'v l elosigs. cuteJ, tis to create ict only long and provoking i J telaj'j and in theenl, more nvjitey was cxpen- j TUT PIFF UII I ded than the large amount appropriated. The j T;e Uio inUli of the Ilill for the re
expemiuure went oeyomi me apprepriauoi. e. . . f i0...rjfl- ...... iM,forc ,ho Senate b hiscountrv. retire on a nensicn.
S223;231;and here are some of the details as; fnim .M clronidll. j The Loa:i bill has led to a co.iMderable db lurmshcd by the t-ommittee on I ub.ic hn-, , 0 ,. :i,..u.u ..... ,,,1.,.. .,.;,,, .;!U ,.if:,.j. ,.:iss:..n ;., lho se nate on wrr:.i nnnpii. ,n,i
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i jK'rcuiii rtuorcijj, is i i I'i-ioit- uku it win inosi iikciy na?s. ! - .1 m.. w . r n ... : .1...: . ..-.'.'i. . lut t
j f- I "' "'j wvi.ivu i.tv . ,v. ...... .-.Kiituii it,n HI) U'M UUU Pill 13-
unable to approximate on any point, and that i For our part we are Iroubled with no such fears , there is but little chn.uce of a compromise. 1 1 and rejoice that a twelvemonth, at ino?t, will , trust the rumor is without foundation, but we ' dissii.ate the diead of these deluded folks. Wc
s'.iai.sooa w e. It was n.itlicr saul that .Mr. see in the Essex (Mass.) Banner, a ovnonsis of
; I ox was about to retm n n-.nuc, but I Ie:u n that the doctrines of Miller and his sect, and, as ai
j nun i.- 1UH WF. uc uivaim uf iniidm ... muucroi runo.i(y, v. c give it
COOKING MTOVrk"
TIN AND HOLLOW 1VAUE THE subscribers having removed their si
10 me room lormeriy occupied bv r
recently by
the
constantly
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liavf
casiinB
ire not siirnaP
They have on hand
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ue oesi nua. rv. A All Tlwv
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and facility in cooking,
any i:ov in use,
S3SG 0)1
20 oj; 9 0? !
10 00
9 73! 58 23 1 23 (
25 0) 29 23 5 5 'J
ditures: Silver watches Repairing do Muslin Musquitobar.s Dry goods Carving Painting office sign Diving Mess beef Omnibus tickets Hire of carriage at different times Hosiery Refreshments for men Port wine Oysters
Fines to sheriff of Charleston. S- Carolina 14 10 Glass funnels 5 30 Glass jars 3 50 Hardware 3,322 00
In regard to so-.n? of the expenditures of the Army, the committee; sad, and abundantld prove, (see House; Report 45S)that "the cxisence of the Flori.l i war has aflbr ded an emplc occasion for draining the public treasury. In every department of the sevice connected with it, extravagance of the most unprecedented character has been indulged. In the purchase of supplies, in the transportation, by land or water, of soldiers or store ?, the public money h ie been wasted by th ) -e charges with its disbursement. Already has there been expended mr.ny millions of dollars, in prosecution of a war against a band of savages, which, from the outset has not furnished a? many hundred warriors to oppose. The cmtmitte have ascertained
that, within five yean? from the outbreak of hostilities in that Territory, between the lt of
January, 1833, and 1st of Janmry. 1S-11, there have been employed in the transportation service seren hundred an 1 ihirly-sfren siea.nhcatr. brigs a.ul schooners. Many of them hare bcc:i
employed, at a per diem pay. until th,". price of
their hire has quadruple the sum at which, originally, they covldhave been purchased. In reference to the hire of the steamboat John Crowell, General Jessup. hi reply to the call cf the commiitee, snys that she was hired at the price of "three hundred dollars a day, and her expenses and insurance." "She was not worth 13,000 dollars, and one hundred dollars a day would have been an extravagant hire for her." For the entire period she was in service, the Government has paid eighty two thousand five
hundred and fifty-five dollars'.'' . The following was paid out of a fund i:for the suppression of Indian hostilities." The articles" are not a matter more striking than the prices; and after reading the items you must not wonder wdiat has made or how the Govern
ment has become bankrupt. 1838. For the purchase of 298 oxen For pay of agent in making purchases and delivering at Fort White 139 oxen, For expenses in purchasing and delivering said oxen.
Ibir iron, per ton, Rolled Iron. "
77 58 !
loa o):lron'
17 00 factorily defended the Whigs from the taunts
Old Iron
Sad Irons, Hatter.-
Hollow Castings,
tout viola
l ite irony
"They believe, or profess to believe, that the
end of all things will come in little more than a
year from thb time; that Christ will then come
&c. per lb.
106 0.) Ojlf"
lllJi.HI 1VUUS, Sheet and Hoop Iron, ' Nail Rods. 4 " Wrought Nails, " Cut Nails, " Iron and Steel wire, (less no II)
(over 14)
No manufactured article is to be charged less , afterwards a rabid
. t . I
lil.tll lllv: IttW lildlfl lill.
i v5. Uii w 0010113 the loilowing uuties are na
med:
Ready made clothing,
per cent.
Kersey, Kendalls, 40
t23 !J and the charges of the Locofoccs S3 00 t ions of plod ges, ex! ravairar.ee, Ac
','3 50 and sarcasm of the former were very keen
2j and effective, while the arguments of the latter 1 1 placed that pat ty in no enviable light. The ad1 j ministration has no friends in that body. There 2j is o;? to be sure, who, according to Kentucky 2j phraseology, is half horse and half aligator.and 2i ' w ho has a kind of double political existence, 4 J part belonging to Tyler and part to the Whigs 3 which he enjoys when circumstances occur to. 3 call out tne energies of either, I mean Mr.
0i Merrick cf .Maryland, an original Jackson man
Clav man, and now in a
perfect state of eyMbrio. The General Appropriation bill wn.uiot taken out of the committee on Saturday last as I bad expected, it is still before them. Amotion was made to-day to strike out the tiporoiniation for a Minister
es f
w ill V
sortmentsof Hollow Ware, consisting , ofSugar Kettle, Dutch Ovens, Skillet' w rons, Ac. They have on hand a general a.r mom of TIN WARE, which thev wj 1 wholesale or retail at Cincinnati nrir. if
ai ,nrisi win men comei n i i. ..
in the clouds cf heaven with trreat power and' '"r. '" ', " !,u,crs' """Mov,
glory; that he will then raise the righteous dead J Z , L l"! . ' J Work 1,1 hf W
and change the righteous living, who shall ascend up together to meet him in the air. In the mean lime, fire shall come down from the
Lord to burn up the bodies of the wicked, and so refine and modify the whole matter of this material universe as to prepare and fit it up into a new heaven and a new earth. This being done, the Saviour with all his ransomed people,
shall come down and take possession of this j
new place of residence, wherein dwcllcth righteousness, and continue to occupy it without molestation for at least a thousand years. This state of things is what the new b cet in question understand by the millenium refered to in the
29th chapter of Revelations, and also what they
u.,v, -,i , notice, o.a copper anJ pewter will be taken hi exchange for Tin Persons wishing to purchase ai.v cf the articles wid do v. ell to call ad examine f,r
ineiiisvit vs.
, . .. , l"GE & VAX CAMP. Urooivvile, Kb. 8, iap. 449
3) cts. 11 cts.
Brussels, Wilton, and Ingrain carpcliing, 59 1 to Mexico, on the ground, first, that a full min
ister was v.nneccsai v, and second, that it
would lead to war, because; the President be
ing himself in favor of the annexation of Texas to the United State?, th prese-nt minister was
expected to effect that object. The Clay ball took place hcie last night. It is represented as having been very brilliant and pleasant. Mr. Clay, in whose honor it w; got up by his friends in Congress and :mong the citizens, made his appearance at about ten o'clock, and was cor.ducled, through the ball room by the managers, the mt:sic playing a
30
3 cts.
per cent.
per yard
33 cts. per yard 2 10 per 10 sq.ft.
per,
1 . 8. 9.
G 5 8 in 00 13
per gallon, per bushel, per ton. per lb.
cts. per vol
50 to
30 cts.
26 cts. 33 per
per lb,
9.17 09
1.980 00
1,037 20
Making an aggregate cost of
1836. For purchase of II. L. Thistle: 30 saddles for carrying sick soldiers at $50 12 do do 87 50 1840. Purchased of H. L. Thistle: 300 pack-saddles, at -;17 1837. For rent of house at Picolata for one year at 300 per month Rent of house at Picolata, $125 per month. 1838. For construction, and superintendence of Grant's concentric wheel wagon. On 2d September, 1838, T. Cross, acting quarter master general, writes to Mr. Grant: '"On favorable report of General Towson, In relation to your concentric wheel carriage, the Secretary of War has directed me to have one made for experimental service, adapted to two horses habitually, but to which four horses may be applied if necessary." He further says, that "the price to be paid will be hereafter abjusted w ith liberality,1 and a "proper allowance for your time and service." There appears to have been paid for materials and workmanship Expenses for Mr. Grant, &c. Superintendence of Mr. Grant
12.187 20
cents per yard.
Venetian carpctting. per sq. yard, Flannels, &c. per yard, 4. Cottons are thus classified:
Cottons generally, Cotton bagging, Floorcloth, 5. Window Gbss, P. On Drown Sugar, On White " On Sugar Candy. On Mola-ses.
On Salt, On Coal Paper, (letter)
Imperial, Medium, and Fos Is cap, 12 Other kinds, 8 10. Rooks m inted before 1S0O, 4
Since 1809. (in England)
bound, unbound,
Piiper Hangings, 1 1. Spirits, from
12. Silks, generally Sewing silk, Silk Hals, Silk shoes, from 20 to Men"s Boots and jloot-
ees, :$1 23 cts. per pair. Women's 50 cts. per pair. There are various other duties imposed, which r,re too much in detail. In addition to
the duties thus proposed, there are a series of
cowitervailittg duties, that is to say, after the 30ih ef June, 1S43, there are to be levied 10 per
cent additional duty, unless in the mean time
the Hour and grain and tobacco of the United
States shall be placed on fair grounds in the
ports of foreign nations.
Section 3d, provides that the ad taloran duties shall be estimated upon the actual cost, with all charges excepting insurance. Section
5th levies a duty of S3 per bun. on all the pro
ceeds of foreign goous sold within 6 mouths nt auction.
NEW LLE. CINCINNATI & BROOK VILLE C A IS AIi A3iD STEAM BOAT LINE. The owners of the Canal Boate
understand by the setting up of a kingdom by i?AT?IOT a"d M- inform their - f 0 O J irini. ! flirt iMiKlm ... 1 .t - .1
the God of Heaven, as mentioned in the 2nd '"Kc""ai mattney nave chapter of Daniel! At theexpiration of a thous-1 ,5",1 ? "J'Vdr L,,NE wilh the STEAM
and years from the commencement of this state i7 . . ' a,,J arc PreParci to take
of things, they believe that a sort of second judgment will take place, and a more formal and decisive destruction will come upon the
freight and passengers on the most reasonable terms. One of the above Canal Boats will leave
llroolcville on .Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays.
inarch, and closing, promenade, with 4
after he bad fini.-hed the
70 30 40 SI 00
a
each.
30 per ct. per pr.
'g, mentioned in met. , is, they understand I L:''u rCI,,CC 5 0,1 ,he evcnin5 uf , whose bodies, bvl .y' w,lcrc the fre'S"t and passenge
the way, were all burned up a thousand years icll.E t:ikc t,,e &tcam n,Klt ,,ex before, when the earth was refined by fire. ' clock, and arrive at Cincim These wicked. Gn.r -in.l M i ,.-;n Y, i'J'lie Steamer Win. Penn will leave
. o "(5v'r " "'".y uv; , , , .
dead, and raised of course out i 1 02,l!::ln o:l 1 !ays, w cdnesdays, Friday, ;ns and earth, where their bod-1 :md S;liur'Jys at 3 o'clock P. M. and arrive at ie refiiiinsr process hv fire fof.lfiL!lwri-'nceburrl1 at 0I-M. where the above
1.5ft) 00 1.050 00
5.190 00
3.000 00
Auld h'.ug sine." lie was
looking very well, and seemed to be gratified, with tbi.3 evidence cf lcj-pcct -cud i:dmii;;tion on the part of his f iends of Loth texes. He relircd at 12 o'clock. The company was not so numerous as some expected; but I had, you will rcccollect, supposed that it would Le so. This administration like the Jackson despotism overawes and intimidates the employers of the
government: hcuce tlieie were, I understand but three officers of the government, who dared
to show their respect to Clay by attending his ball, and two of these, to their honor be it mentioned, were Major General Scott and Gcncrrl Jessup. Of course; not a man Mpocti8 i
tooekiue ofiloo, Uvrrt cKoif Uio fuco.
Invitations were seid to the President and his famiiy, and to the families of the Heads of Departments, and they not only had not the magnanimity to go, but not even the ordinary politeness to return an apology. It was mean cowardly and contemptible. All the foreign ministers and their suit attended. Lord Ashburton remained a short time, but his secretaries and
attaches continued through the evening and joined in the dance. Mr. Dodisco, who has a
high admiration of 3Ir. Clay, and his beautiful
wife, showed their respect by coming early, and continuing till the close of the festivities. The system of intimidation practised by this
administration is as paralyzing as was that of
Jackson, and the revenge is as paltry. The President in his circular, declared that all per
sons in public employment should not interfere
wicked. By Gog and Magog, mentioned in the ! . ? s . J t'iocli A- -M- ad arrive at
ofiji, i, f ii i.: ' ,. i , rcnccDurgu on the evemnir ..film
the wicked all the wicked, whose bodies, bvi -y' w!lcrc the frc'ght and passengers for Cin-
next morning
. and arrive at Cincinnati 10 1-2.
in. Penn will leave Cincinnati
raised from the
of the new heavens ;
u-pii. u- iAii f ,a . . , i
- - "mi uic i i. " i iii'i'i nv urn imiL i
place! Being raised from the dead, thev will I1""1011 Ca!lal Boa,s Patriot and Chesapeake.
go up on the breath of the earth, with Satan nt I l c 1,1 readiness to receive on board all pastheir head, to deceive the nations in the four fsc,5Srsand freight, and arrive at Brookvilleat quarters ef the earth, compassing the camp ofj7 "ext mrning. the saints and about the beloved city! But' f'le unersigned arc detei mined lo do all in just tit this moment, fire will come down from 'J10.'1" Pmvt'r to pleate all who favor them with God out of Heaven and devour them !"' j their custom, and their prices shall tcinaecorj dance wiih the hard times. VERY POLITE. j WARE HOUSE. Under this title, the Rockingham Register, at ! ,,avc a Xew Warehouse innnediIlarrisonburg, Va. characterizes some gentle-'a,f,y at thc ,l0afl of,he Canal at Brookville. men, who are in the habit of stepping into the1" !1"0 a11 frc,5ht designed for the above line
office and reading the copy on the cases of iheiwm Uc sloml lroco1 cnar?e-
compositors. The editor must be a good na
tured fellow to submit to such impertinence, he should make an application of shoe leather, by way of brushing up Chesterfield in the mem
ories Of those HOreillK Il'a H'mulnrliil Kiiro
! lor absent imntlcu bipeUV. Fry it !;
tr- . rn .1.:.. i" r.
o Knew a letiow in tuts piuci-j iniiuijiuv himself so far, as to walk up three pair of stairs, to learn the author of an article by looking at the MS., but he went down in such a hurry, that he has forgotten to call again. Sat. Ere. Post.
April, 1812.
THOS. II. BARWISE, Oirner of Che,npCokt. A. ROCKAFELLER, Otrner of Patriot. 14-Vf.
LIST OF LETTERS
EMAINING in the Post Office of Brook
ville the quarter ending March 31, 1842,
which if not taken out before the 1st of July
next, wiil be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Knipc Mary
Kelly John 2
To all wliom it wm.. rHlllOSE who have bad accounts running for H iI.p. nsst vear with the subscriber are re
quested to call and settle the saine.aa be is desi
rous to close up Ins Iiook lor me jiaeiviar, which is now about coming to a close. And to those who have let their claims lay over the past year are particularly invited to call and make immediate payment or satisfi ctorv arrange menu, cr they must cxpecttoVVf o,,. D. PRICE
Brookville, Doc. 21). 1841. I-
Allen Matthew W 2 Alley James M 2 Adams Charles G Alley Andrew J Ackerman John 112 Abernathy Isaac Alexander Thos K
:.. .1... .s!.-.ti-ii.. nr ill nnrlv linHti.'d tmnn list 1 11 '
in uiv; v iv v. ivjii.-, . ... r Mlov D-ivid of losing their places, nr.d ns an i!'.utiat:on of i,1 f ' i.:. .ninv L rJ.n , , , r rlerk i.. be dis-i Bectlehymer Mary
...... ... .......... . !,..,, t1,
1JIU VI 11
RHODE ISLAND. The sulijoinad article from the United States
Gazette gives, we believe, a fair statement of
.l. ..l.:..l. 1 1-1 i :..,.nA A-iii .-fT.-r. f. r i1. 1 .1 -I i Ii rr .l lir" 1 1 11
iiiuvuii.-vs iiirii n;ie tea to tne uisuu nance in ' num v.m , ........... . . , p-pv:.,! the State of Rhode Island. maculate peril y, and in niidlateiy puis in his i ; p l:?M....! t .1 11 l.:.l 1 , . i . ,,f llin .lull nl.,1 I - ll ll i 11 (T nilillllKllf 'yVIII
iviHMiv- jsuiuu nas iiuuerto enjoyeii ooiiiet tic -' v um. ... ...... Hndd E R
quiet ana general pros
granted by the King Charles,
a meeting was got up by
constitution proposed which included the hu g
est liberty to any body that would claim il a regular out and out instrument, w hich would hold together, and hold others up for a short
lime, until liberty should become licentiousness. Seeing that such an instrument was
likely to find favor with a portion cf the people, forced. In the course of this discussion the a constitution proposing the usual check upon I conduct of the .Mexican government towards
officers, and prescribing salutary forms for thc
perity under the chattel ti e Madisonhm, that be might be paid by the j , ,, :harlcs. But a year ;.). government, tor writing silly und virulent ti- ' . .T bv certain persons, and a rades again.-t Clay, and dabbling in party poli-t J.hi , L
people, to reach their legitimate objects, was
83 70
654 50
2,363 50 Among the items for public works, plank is put down in one instance at $50 per thousand; brick at 9 50; rails at $5 50 per hundred; corn is purchased at prices ranging from $1 24 to
SI y . i per bushel; hay at 24 T5 per ton. MISCELLANEOUS. Sowing 100 acres in timothy grass seed at Fort Leavenworth, at $4 98 per acre. 490 00 Fencing and sowing 500 acres of land at Fort Leavenworth, 11
per acre 5,500 00
Clearing, fencing and ploughing 560 acres of prairie land, at $11 50 per acre 5.750 00 Furnishing at Fort Gibson 85 ser-
vicable horses, at $175 each 14,875 00
rurchase ot zw acres of land adjoin
ing public reserve at r ort Smith 15.000 00
offered, and a vote taken, when it appeared that the latter instrument did not find favor with the people. Although no question was taken
on the Loco-foco constitution, yet no sooner was it announced that the bill for a constitution,
sanctioned by the Legislature, was rejected
than the fathers of the other instrument declar
ed their document was the organic law of the
hind. nttboilO'll nut n 1-f.Arr.iin lin.1 luimi iii'iilA
I poO OH I ..... .. iv.viviivv. iinvt irvv.i ....... ' L., to its provisions in the canvass, touching the
other document. And such is the ridiculous position assumed by these self-constituted constitution-makers, tltat they have held town meetings, and in the face and eyes of the Legislature, have declared that their constitution shall be the constitution, and that thev will de
fend it at all hazards. To such an extent has i attacked
this indecent zeal been carried, that the Governor of the Commonwealth has been induced
to issue a proclamation against their proceedings, calling upon sheriffs, good citizens, &e., to arrest and bring to condign punishment those disturbers of the peace, and violators of the
gbsTruman
. r, . ... i , ... I V'lllllVTllUV 11 XJ tics asa part of his official dutj . I , . . A veiy interesting discussion arose to-day j C-ombangh Martin in the House, on the motion to strike out the j oner Joiin a appropriation for Minister to Mexiuo; in which hj'ff mn" Ar'ef
the importance and r.ccesity ot such an aSi'"ii , in that country nt this lime, were strongly en-! '"l;8 ""J
Chanse Wm T 1
. .iil-ioio 1-oolv l.-Aon in lhe Santa Fe rxne-l ase J""" Jr
I'lll V 111 ...... .-, ...... MJ ........... ... 1 dit ion, animadverted on w ith conimcndible se
verity, and it was stated, that instructions had
been recently transmitted lrom the Government, by a special Messenger, to our Minister :.. Xr.-in In tlsmttml ti-ihi-.-i7ii Mi. immii.
Ill IlllAIVW I" ............ j.. . .....j'.. ..y - n. , . , dialeh), the stnTcndcr of the citizens of the EJickerson John F United States, ho are now held in bondage, j 5 and compelled to labor on the streets of that ci- i " , ty in chains. Fogal Rasper The steamers Missouri and Mississippi have JT111"; iohn 11 3
nrirvmt vvitliin I wo or three miles of tbi citv. rutjaiuiv.,,.
AnACIIAKSI;?.
Clark R P
Cain Win II 2 Chambers Richard Chambers Margaret Clerk of F C 7
Washington, April 9, 1842. Thc General Appropriation bill is moving forward in thc House as fast as desirable.
Thc coast survey, as I anticipated, has been I
mule violently, and Capt. Gidney
'most shamefully abused. Mr. Kennedy, of ' ! . ;.. i.: 1
inuiana, was uncouneous in ms nuux. The Tariff and the Apportionment bills will be next taken. up. The former will be increased. The feeling is growing stronger every day on this subject. No party that resists it
i Fruits George
I Garrett John
Goudie James Gardner Jean Ginn Mrs Lucy Hawthorn James Heidorn Heinrich Holland John Hammond Joseph Hunt John Hanking TH Hughal Lewis
i Hines Michael
Jones James
1 lTi-a TVaV'l.l
laws; and the Adjutant General has also issuediCan succeed. ;,.,. rii..s.. ' . ' , r :. :J Tk. ...!...'. ... .1... t . MM (,. r,.T.o:,l Hcltnck Catharine
r ... .1.- ,.. .! t ....j i.:n .......i .i ,.J Haienndge John
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Dissolution. f jnllE partnership heretofore crirting between JS. the Mibecribcrs, is this diy di-etlve! It mutual rout-cut. As Mr Kyman is about to leave ihts ci-imty, tlicy take this met bod ot rcquertiif iIiom; in arrears to call and settle up. M.J. Kelly will continue the practice efih liw in the some c fiiee, and be associated
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HUD. fust quality New Orleans eugu
juet received and for sale by
Dec. 21), 1S41.
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ASH paid for Wheat and Rye, by the Eub-
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CASH.
'HIE SUBSCRIBER will pay CASH fa - WHEAT, and for CLEAN LINEN
COTTON
K A G S, delivered at the Brookville Mills. J. H. SPEEF-
5 OLE end upper leather for Eale by & R. &S.TTNrRBrookville, Feb. 17. 1841.
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April 1, 1842.
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BIACONHAMS. Sides and Shoulders, for,
a an at variety of new and beautiful Dies,
for ornament and to prevent counterfeit Seals and Seal Presses at the lowprice ou
for both, with counter dies complete, ore
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