Indiana American, Volume 11, Number 19, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 May 1843 — Page 3
A M ERICA N . BROOKVILLE, IN DIANA FRIDAT, MAT 3, 1843.
FOR PRESIDENT, II E N It V C L A Y, of Kv.
WHIG XOMI TIOXS. FOR GOVERNOR. SAMUEL BIGGER. UNTENANT GOVERNOR. JOHN II. BRADLEY. tor rr"CREP3. JOHN A. 3IATSON. On Thursday last, in accordance with his appointment, Gov. Bigger spoke in the Court house in this place. Although the roads were bad ana the weather unfavorable, a number of both Whigsand Democrats were in attendance. The Governer referred briefly to his official course, and remarked that if there were any charges alleged against him, they had never reached his ears. In fact, we believe there are im objections, either to the public or private character of Samuel Bigser; and if he is defeated, it witl be because the people do not approve his principles. We do not apprehend
nny such result, however. The Governor spoke on the different topics of national politics, usually discussed before the people, and handled them with great clearness and force. The tariff question was ably argued, and the document entitled "Facts for the people," issued by James Whitcomb, the
an
The Teray Paliadium'of 29th of April, gires! ITayn CWjfy. The Whiet of Wavne
ncccunt of the late Whig Convention countymetin county convention at Centre.
held at Napoleon, and publishes extracts from ville, on Saturday last, and nominated the fola letter reflecting seriously on the nominee, lowing county ticket; for Representatives The spirit or the thing is purely lorofoco, as Sam. Hannah, John IF. milianunn and Dais evinced in the objections to Mr. Matson as rid P. ItMoway, Tor County Commissioner a lawyer; for these are the politicians who ev- Joseph M. Bidla: for county Assessor 77m m.
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rywnere arraign rtcn against poor, and one Tyner. They are all good, worthy and res-1 V V ,,u,;,:" ""wt'f"ne nours 01 n firsthand,-. Merchants who visit Nw York
profession against another. Our rule in refer- pectahle men, (with the excention of David In.;: .7t ' ' ? "'"'"'.anil Philadelphia, may be assured of obtaining
ence to this matter is this-that every man is P. Hollowav) and we hone ih. .h. nf(h , MiM3 S in such quantities and prices, m
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,. r the s.e of I, , Fridw .h. ,trrt I M "T ""T"s " B"T ? h ;nd lh of M,y ne. ri, e,.c rYh. I.! " , ! - """'""f" oo ci,... L c.:. .j . .. ... tones. uur aoiiinent of American Hard-
... opnngaeia lowiisnip, r rauKi.n ware u , exteniira nn.l t
1 u-.r n . in tc- rimir r;m i;irn'f v. Ill'r PTrK CT1 I h M fr ikI.. O i . - rt r t ' - rv 11
j . t n.rMf.. tfimrrp. . an- a N ice ot lirmrnt rn.birco: one .w and pies, and one mw, a bag of dried ' UTrt:!,,,,,. nM ft. r r.
I .V-i Yrn.ir'a ".. lf...iM.. r -mn'm. 1 f IV:.. I . n t i
have received the five first numbers of this ; ! lVki?? 1 l,.ny f,rk- 1 n"?pr- 1 3ri,win' 5 casks ofCurtv C.-n.I s. asVd'G ! 8 bar-.
splendid work. It is notten tin in the manner m i
ok ai
It is embellished with a hrre number of en-'. lbs. of wool. 1 lb. of roll
knife, 1 scythe and cradle. 1 mowira .cyil e,; ,;, dl, MK,do'. - Clark and BaWw
in's" Tntt
respectable whose conduct makes him uch, count v will do their rlntv
oe he mechanic or he he lawyer. The man who prefers a lawyer, for office, merely be
cause he is such, may be a fool; he who pre
tends to prefer a mechanic for office, merely as
such, is surely a knave.
-Mr. liaison is spoken of as a "newlv imnor- ' " i.un.wr m ru- -wi, ..ui rnn , iiannfiioTn.ii;ie, mi f,rno,,.rv
ted" lawyer. Mr. Matson was lorn and raised ?raT'"? of best style of that art. The , s'10,ve1' 1 ''.f 'n.shel measure, 1 nvu.i and L,tphM 4 to0 i.i( hec;
within ei5ht miles of the district, and has . mg matier U of the first order, the me-! le. i bid.' pork if,, h nW V tr 'Butch" ded in this county for the last ten years. jchantral department is good, and the" pictorial , 13J bushels of corn in the crib. hot 5 buO.els; '53)3 jcz sXjffl'.l T.-.blo and Tccl et CutThe same article attacks the convention and dePartment rather exceeds any other work of if whe.it in has, I chopping axe. I ho.l rake.; iery. ...... k uabuses particularly the Switzerland delegation. lhe kind' that 'e have tccn. It has an ele-, 3 ba?s' 1 .cnfrfe n,'t 1 lantern, cow b-iu. li 23 cases ' AVaUronV' Grain and Crass It is well for the Locofoco party to make, if Va,ed 10fal Prit throughout. In these dar! "73:!.?"? V '""-" Scythes, 42 to 51 i::rh.
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tney can, tne impression that Ihty could have uespnnaency, me cneerini nd various other small arriclcs. Terms, ca?!u
made a better his nomination. Wp think ""u "u""' pages ai tins work would drive . in n tntl
howexer, they feel the thing to be a little too dull care. Ti'Mished at New York, by well done already. Wp do not propose to EPes Sargent, at S3 00 per annum.
vindicate the action of the convention, because '
we do not think it needs any vindication. The Whigs found, on meeting, that they had a num.
hnflb Leeks and
ber of gentlemen of fine talents, and excellent
The Message at Cincinnati calls upon all
editors who wish to exchange with them, to publish along list of trash as the condition upon which they will extend that favor.
l"i'r:"-'er. ir"" " nom to se.eci a canai-, f ,h. Cilicil1nati Dolar Message wishes to date; this, of course, was a matter of compro- escllange whh the ..Indi,na American" they mise: a compromise with which all natties are . j.i... .L. j r
1 r .win oicasir lorwaru 10 c au lar ns ine a 1-
Locofoco candidate for Governor, was effect u- satisfied, if it did require eleven balloting to ference. ally used up. On the whole, we have seldr m secure it. When the Democrats meet at Na-1
listened to a speech of more in e.est or one better received by all hearers. Nevertheless, we ate looking out for a number of lies about this very speech; and if the
poleon, we suppose Mr. Smith will be nomina-j The Indiana Phoenix, at Greensbnrgh, (an ted on the first ballot; this too will be a com- excellent spiriied Whig paper.) speaking of promise, and a strange one too, for the party , lhe Whig nomination in this district, says: have abler and better men. So that in these! "John A. Matso of Franklin count v. re-
AMEIMCAN HARDWARE.
103 doz. ' O. Ames" Sp;idc, and Shovcl,
I will offer for sale at the time time. 13 arres j 10 01li, Iro Wire. nil No's. 0 :o 35; of wheat, in five ditT-rent field, which wis . n) c.,aea Cm T,rks Bra nU(, s nbl sown on sti.in .nkn.ptN farm l,st fill. This; U d(J j,Ul and Cross Cut Saws, all si. wheitl will sell 01 ere lit. if I fin I. mi the dav ze.?. of sale tint it will t hest for the E.taie. ' j dnz. ..Coirw &Co" and iViiIiamt "
t win iiis-i situp mat some tune tnia fiim-i.vrri,,iP(l Avps-
"
mer. I will sell that excellent f inn ni which
150 doz. American Scythes, embracing all
: 1 n i- . 1 . . .
ui uiiirpi resi ies. it is entirely uni - 0(.st makers;
l""J m! :,"UI '"i 8,,n"0" 0,1 ,ne w,T(l 2)3 d..z. A-nsrican S.ckles, embracing all road, weil imptoved, gool brick hone. and 'best m ikers; one of the best farms In this co-inty. This no- J 13) doz.Cast Steel Hoes. rM 4 to 7 inch, t.ce U given that purchasers can be preparing j 13 Cilses ..npe" and Russell V AmertIt will be sold to bp p-ii-1 in vearlv payments. jran Cutlerv
. n Asi?nee. 1 1033 doz. "GreenwoodV Cincinnati Bult Apnl 11th, 1813. (prs fee S3 75) 16-3.V Ifiinffe. 2 t.i fi in. h.
GEO. DICKINSON, HOOK HINDER. No. 13 West Thir l Street.
Governor is not directly charged with advoca-' two cases, each party will make a compromise, rpivod the nomination, and we hazard noth-
ting the assumption of Slate debts, we shall be
mistaken. In advance we say to our readers, that when they hear such a charge, they are at liberty to pronounce it a falsehood. The Governor did speak of the plan of Mr. W. C. Johnson for the issue of Government stock, based on the sales of public lands. He did not pretend to advocate the measure, but referred it to the people for their consideration, avowing that he wished to think of it himself. He deprecated the policy of making such a question a more party question; and contended that if it were for the general good, all parties should favor it. lie then exhibited the effect it was supposed this measuie would have upon the
the wrong, man. There is another truly ' Democtatic" feature
in this article the adulation of Col. Watts. Now if Col. Watts had been nominated, we doubt not, this very paper would have abused him with as much zeal, for being the nominee, as it now praises him for not being the nominee. The reason is obvious. They desire to make Col. Watts feel that he has been badly treated, and to induce him to relax his efforts in the Whig cause. But we understand the Col. belter than this. He deserves all that lhe Pullidium says of him; but he knows that when
finances of Indi ana. and dismissed il without an pn.nnv rnmm wiih ni!itlirmn lit piimne in
1 j " expressing any decision of his nnn for or betrav. against it. Wp j,avp nn so murn notice of this scape We hope our friends will wake ur to the' grace because theie is no p:,p,r in Switzerland good cause; ir they do, we have nothing to fear l(1 defend our cause. We hope our friends f... ..r r... J . .... J : . . ....
.... k.c ?um ,i vu, melius u.iu uivir priuii-mere understand Locofocoism too well to
and the difference will be that the Whigs com-: "! m 5a"7V p more i.cceptaD.e 10 tne . . ... , , " , district could not have been made. v e have promised on the tight, and ll.e Democrats on ,iearj bm one inion cxprersi concerning
J the nomination, and that is universal appro
bation.
The Board "of Commissioners is held the first Monday in June, and not in May, as supposed by many. The May board has been done away.
Spring seems at length to have set in, in good earnest. The weather is delightful.
Who was it that answered Gov. Digger's
speech at iNew 1 teuton?
Mr. Win. J. Er.vn bus ii siitt trd a suit fur
libel against Mr. Noel, the publisher ol the Ind.
nirnal.
pies.
The canvass for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor is now fairly opened. Mr. Bradley!
swallow the slanders of the Palladium.
CONGRESSIONAL. In the Indianapolis district some difficulty
has had several appointments between his j was apprehended as Mr. Walpole had announhome at Lutoite s i d A!; d s 1 f r: I it g at cod his name for Congress unconditionally. the latter place last week. His appointments He has. we learn with pleasure, agreed to subwill be suspended owing to the sitting of the : uiit to the decision of the Convention. Messrs Supreme Court, ariemvhi. h they w ill be te-j Walpole, Herod, Quarles, an 1 Wallace are newed, w hen our friends in this county may , spoken of. expect a visit. Mr. Bradley is a broad-shoul- j Samuel C. Sample has been nominated in dered. good humored Pennsyl vanian, w ho the St. Joseph District. Defrees w ho was con-
knows no little abom men an-! things general-; sidered a prominent candidate before the Con-
ly,and in his plain w ay, ran talk so as to make
the Loeofocos open their eyes. He was emphatically the leader of tlu minority in the House of Representatives last winter, often encountering in deb ite Messrs. Henley , Davis and other grea guns of locofoeoism. and never we believe without coming out of the contest victorious. We expect him to come out of the present contest in the same gallant stvle.
HIGH WATERS. The late high waters in the White Waters haxe !or.e crrsireis bV t!i n'rrc, sweeping nway a larce number of Mill dams, seme fen-
vention in ihiit Distrirt. is in nrmitiaiu n for the State Senate. Mr. Defrees is a gentleman and wp wish him success.
Dr. Davis is nominated bv the Loees in the
Knox distric t. The Doctor is a very greni
man indeed, and we hope be may be defeated; this is not improbable.as Parris Dunning Esq..
a brother loco, is on the track.
J. L. White, Esq., is the Whig candidate in the Madison district. The locos have not
nominated. It is thought Carr will be the
man.
J . I'avne and . D.Owen, are nomina
ted in the first disti ict. It is understood that
Mr. Owen, nflpr v'pr'inintr Turn Innn limp lii
cing. vc. we learn inaitiie loiiowmg uamsi , , , j consented to run. The charactersof these gen have been washed awav, or greatly damaged; , .- 'jtiemen are unexrrptnrrb e.
.-"iinru s ill Litiuid, iinuinwii mi unit-; , ... ... - . . John IVttit, is the loco foro nominee in the
oeiow, terns two miles noove Metamora:1. ,
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Judge Mount's, and the dam of the White Water Cotton Factory. But we presume the stoppage of these mills will be shoit, as the proprietors arc already engaged in repairing.
We are gratified to learn as reports reach us from all parts of the district, that the late Whig nomination for Congress gives universal satisfaction. This is right; and if our friends will only be active we shall carry the district.
It is generally now understood that Thomas
Smith will be the locofoco candidate.
A Strike. We learn that there was a strike
among the hands on our canal on Monday
last, and COtlseonentlv oneratinn. hnve pppd
the whole length of the line. This move is on Nvrit of tV V'v '..tmt on ll-p nvwy
w hich they w ere pat.'. Te bands have
vfrwined mt to work. rvr V nrv rerr.n v rk, i -,tii so:pethma be done ti raise the ' it or tbenioeey. So fur. we have heard of no dUturbanrenf the peace, hut the hands are all quiet, and peaceable.
ye te District. It isenough to say of this
nomination that the loeo focos hre disgusted
with it.
Report from the 4th district "assures ns that
there will be no distraction in the Whig ranks.
This will ensure the election of Mr. Smith.
The election for trustees of the town of
Brookville held 011 Monday last resulted as follows:
Ward No. I. John Roberts. 2. II. Carmichael.
3. L. Ris?s. 4. J. E. What. 5. O. M. Birtlow.
-ALSO
Planes of all descriptions. Cincinnati Locks
MERSON- wishin-r tn JinvPihpirlih.nrio or nn'1 MtchPs;Sad Irons; "Wacon Boxes and-
files of Papers or Periodicals or old vahu- D"" ,R,n'- R,fle Barrel and Gun Trimmings; ble Books rebound, will do well to call ontl.e R'A's "1 Pistols; StdJiory; II r?e, subscriber who pledges himself to give saiis-; Wol a:"1 Cotton Cards; Norfolk and A ne.ifaction for neatness, despatch and durable c ,n k-"8-- Cabinet Maker's Trimmings; Cinworlc ciunati and Jnniatta Nails. ie..&c. ' t&Priettto the rw..3f ! TYLER DAVIDSON & Co, Book Bindery on No. 10, West Third Street.! No- 118 M",n "'rt, one door from "the Laf.ivette Bank, between! 1"or n!,ove Hie Commercial Dank. Main and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio. , Vpril 5ih. 1S43. Anril 12ih. 1813. 16-tf. j WILLIAI BROWN .Te!pPLVoW0m:a,1lp,ia Patlevted llkht and Le WIIKAT TAKEN FOR DEBT i Uo l Sc,ew Eeastemte, THE Subscribers, w ill receive Wheat a s "w Prepared to offer to the citizens, and the market price irdelivered in Brookville for ; public generally, the test article of furniall debts due them. Those who cannot now tre in the way of Bedstea d ever offered in pav in moncv are requested to make oavment thU Part of ,Iie Country. This newly invented
in wheat. Bedsteads post-esses the following decided nd-
Brookville Oct. ISth 1812.
R. & S. TYNER.
i vantages over all others heretofore in use:
Tl U . .1 ... 1 -
43- I 1 1 . u- I ul l:P VT .akcii (.own in one
jiourtn tne lime that is required to do the same
nC( 11 M. Slmu'f'rrs nnl pI.Vb fn j with others, and without the rrrsibilitv of a suto hv II Ar C TVVPD ,t. n-i w ' . , , " .
.t.itr
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mistake. They are mere fli nt and less urt to
become loose and worthless; but on the con-
it 11
The subjoined notice from the Indiana Pal
ladium would seem to show that Col. Smith is already electioneering for Congress:
"We are authorized to announce the lion.
THOMAS SMITH, of Ripley county, as 11 candidate for Congress, subject to the decision of the Democratic District Convention which
assembles at Napoleon on lhe 18' h of Mav. up
to which time Mr. Smith will be found battling
lor the principles of Democracy."
COTTON YARNS FOR SALE. ,lar' are always drawing tighter and without
4 I.I. kinds ofCo'ion Van s for sale at the.a5,n2;c tmhor for verir.jn. As sonn s-stheir 4' White Water Cot'on Factory. 3 miles superiority over lhe common kind becomes above Brookville; at the fINnvini reduced 1 k""n, and duly appreciated, they must of
price?: Cotton ams. 17rents per pound i"pcrssl,y 'akf e place of those now in vse, or
BattiiiL'. 12J do
A liberal deduction will be made 10 country
at least lo a very event extent.
Those w ishing to purchase BpiV'.eads are re
merchants or those pnrchaiuc by the qnaniiiy. j (l"cs'ef' to cn" nT1" examine them at S. & C. Terms CASH. The above articles 111 iej Coffin's Ware Hruse at the Basin of the Canal warranted to be of a superior qualit v. nt Brookville. w here they will be kept ronstant-
J. L. MILLER. Pro. ' ""rsale. Tliey willbesold f,r cut or Couu.
March 30. 1843. m try produce nt cash price.
IXn n 1 CO L AAnc oil littt1 ot 1ia t -nrr t r
. g . tr I x v j - (oi .11 ii;i iMiit. i-i 11 in V 111'. 1 I T.nurnnrnlnirrr1i fn ni-eAllni ne-n rvts-t
. n.r .u.icsi uasn price win ne paid nt al Cabinet Furniture rf all kinds, which will be
nines lor good merchantable bent, bv
ASSIfiNEFS SALE. THE Assignee of the Estate of James
Alley, a Bankrupt, will offvr for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, on Saturday, the 3d day of June, 1843. between the hours of
10 and four o'clock on said, at the residence of
said James Alley, nt the town of Franklin on
Pipe creek, in Franklin countv, the following
described personal property beloneins to said
estate, to wit: I lot of hogs. 1 rifle gun, 1 shot
sun, 1 cross cut saw, 1 hand saw. 1 stand of h es. 1 1 tile wheel, I plow. 3 lbs. of bees-wax.
1 Sruhhing hoe. 1 lot of s:ire, I foot adze, 1
bake oven. 2 axes. 1 class lantern. : lot of old
pew ter. 1 log sled, 15 dozen buckles, 2 yearling calves.
C. F. CLARKSON. Ai'. May 2,1, 1843. No. 19-3w (Pr. fee S2 )
N. D. GALLION. Brookville, Aug. 1 1th IS4 . FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A few excellent Breakfast tables and Bedleads, just from the shop, either for money or or almost any kind of produce. C F. CLARKSON. Aug.8. 1912.
fiOLK and upper leather for sole hv
I' 'i fcvtl 'h. 17.
It. & S.
1C4I.
TYN R
delivered at Brookville. or any place Rlonp the line of the canal, in pood order. The above bedsteads me for talc a!:o by N. D.Gallion. Brookville. June 3 1842 23-1 V. JOHN. A MATSON, ATTORNEY AT 1.4 W. Office on Main stropt. in the room lalely oc
cupied nv the I ountv Trr usurer. Oct. 27ih 1S42.
SMUT MACHINE.
CRIMES' Celebrated SMUT MACHINE
J., for sale by
improved by Reid & Weld, Trenton, N.
J. T. ALDEN, Cincinnati.
NEW BACON AMS and SHOULDERS, for srde bv R. & S. TYNER.
Feb. 2, 1842.
SHERIFF'S SALE. M P Y virtue of an execution issued from the
" Fayette Circuit Court, and to me directed, I will offer f r sale at the Court house door in the town of Brookville, Franklin county, Indiana, on the 27th day of May. 1843, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M., of said day. the following described real estate, to w it: Lot 43 in the town of Fairfield, Franklin county, Indiana. And
first, I will offer for sale the rents and profits of
said premises for the term of seven years, and if the rents and profits aforesaid, will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy the debt, damage, interest, and cost, as set forth in said execution, I will then and there offer for sale all the right, interest, and claim of Henry Pearce; taken at the suit of Martin M. Rar.
J. O. ST. JOHN. Shff.F. C. April 27th, 1S43. No lS-3w. (Prs. fee S2.)
BANKRUPTCY.
THOSE who are snll indebted to lhe fol
lowing Bankrupt estates are informed that pay
ment must now be made to the undersigned immediately, or suit will be commenced thereon in a few week; the estate, lo-wit:
Philip Sweetser, Esq. of Indianapolis, died on Satnrday morning last.
CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
That old and excellent paper the Cincinnati
Gazette comes to us on an enlarged and inv
proved sheet. It is useless for us to speak of
its merits or claims to natrom.ee. It has ta
ken the lead in the advocacy of correct prin
ciples, commencing its career before the last
War, and has ably sustained American princt
pies and western interests w ith talent, dignity and independerce. We have always known w here to find it sustaining tried men. ap-
pioved ins'itu'io-s. "Mid immutable principles. The present proprietors are gentlemen, and
their paper is worthy of patronage. By the f,,r ny family, and will be bold cheap, or ex
enlargement the i 1 be ensbled to devote n -- 'r p.w.uce in mor anv Kion
larger portion to the political, commercial and mnmifartiiriner intprrt'r f,f ttip Wret
n... rA. ; ..! .u j ... t FIRST rate plough a'd. from No. 2 to
. "inclusive, for sale hy
uisconiinuc inc iiii. nrpuoiican ana suosence
Caleb B. Clements,
Jas. Hilliard, John S. Ray, ElishaB. Jones, Win. Holland, Wm. Alley,
Isaac Clements,
Nathan A. Morgan O.N. Jones, Richard P. Claik. II. D. Smith, Ezekiol Collett, Elihu O. Halstcad. Geo. O. Kein,
COOKING STOVE FOR SALE. W have for sale, trade or barter, a pood second hand cooking stove. It is larce enough
April 11th. 1843.
C. F. CLARKSON.
for the Gafette.
R. & S. TYNER.
Brookvtll, Mtrrh 2fj, 1843
The undersigned has also just received the
schedules of the following named Bankrupt estates, to-wit: William Brown, Hiram Williams, Elias Macy, Thomas Dillard, Aaron Ailrs, Robert K. Brison, Wm. Morford.
All persons indebted to said estates are re
quired to make payment to the Assignee with
out delay. C. F. CLARKSON,
Assignee Feb.23J, 1843. 0-ALSO
The subscriber has just received the sched
ules of Thonn Shera, J mes Maple, Chancy Jenks. Ji. A'lev, James H. Reid, Wm. M. Powers.
Atv perso-is indebted to said Estates l!l pleasR make pavment to me. C.F. CLARKSON, Assignee. April 3d, 1849
john d. howl and;
Attorney and Cn ?i ns e I lor at Lav.
BnOOKVILLC, I.XDIANA. March 1st. 1842. a Eor holla xd; Atto".ney at Law. Biiookvii le, Iso. Office on Main st..ne.trly opposite D.Price'store FARMERS, LOOK IIKItEI r"HE subscriber having erected a SMUT - MACHINE, is j.repared to clean th Wheat of his customers of all smut.vhite cap?, and dirt of every description. Farmers resirous of having pure whr.vt fri-r, will fnd it greatly to their advantage 10 have oil their Wheat run through the machine. J. II. SPEER. Brookville Mill-. Sept.12.-1842. 23 THE UNDERSIGNED,
NCE more, as usual al the cWe of lhe yeas, calls upon such of hi customers ns may
be in arrears for coo ls purchased prior to this
date, to call and liquidate their several accounts
without delav.
Those who can pay ought to pay, and those
I hink, who wish me well, will pay.
My real necessities cry aloud for p&y.jumc
says pay, and il is earnestly hoped that every one wili now make the best payment they can.
N. D. GALLION. Brookville, Nov. CO, 1542. 49
T1TKSO T.TTTTON.
THE nirtrership of John A. Man and
Georsre Holland, in the prnrf.ee ol tne m this d iv dissolved by mutual consent. Persons indebtfd to the firm are expected, to settle immediately. JOHN A. MATSON. GEORGE HOLLAND
rVt. 27th 1842
J DIANA STATU SCRIP. THE S'iberir-er will tab" SCRIP AT FAR For WRAPPING AND TEA P A IT?. J. n. spi:er. Brookville Mills. May f.th 142