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iVowWged a dim recollection of it. But it 'le no change, he must expect a removal. , charge had been made against him as an firer "lie wro,e ,rt the PideiU. EivinS an "Lnnt of the condition oflhe office; and ask-
- . -Cr.A amine mm.
in,, ifanvtnarges etci)innct
.1,11 he might oe auoweu in" ....
remoi'ea nowever, imu nvf.. : .....,! hi9n nf hi political
artinsl nun rcuiu'w
Vvither ground or hope with him was, thai IStJ. much was sail of the one term Pri,,ci" ill IS 1:1. the people desired a change.
p,r. -..', ' nttv A A
that such a case might occur. They should! mUeemb and tht Prew.-We feel that
i..." .. lired of adhering to one party
- . .: I nr Ivinir ill bed. ihev .t .
,wwii?"s,u " I-""- . ....- '"io me nanus oi assignees or receivers,
AineJ their position; ana .nr. . um v..
friends that limey nau uinim.-.r, ... c.
wa it not better to turn nacK t L.augu
then place no such power into the hands nf
men who could not easily resist temptation. Lead us not into temptation" is the language of the best prayer ever uttered. He would expose no man to such temptation. He would not thus endanger the sountry. Mr. W. here spoke of the advantages of 'a State Dank System; with a Bankrupt law applicable to Banks; not such a one as we have repealed, which enables every man to wipe out lus debts, but a law that when a note was re
sented at the rminlor rt li.nl. .1 .1 i
wasnolforthVom,;, H-ethey any charac
lie declared bankrupt and its business thrown i r ProPer,y 10 nac meir slanders and fill ti
which they throw upon communitv? Are
they not generally men who have been drag
there is some apology for Whitcomb's opinion oflhe Press generally. His associations with them have been suchasto give him a poor opinion of them. Take for example the editors who advocate his claims, and by whom he
judges the balance. With the exception of the Lawrenceburgh Beacon, where is there
one of respectability, of truth or responsibility.
Is there one of them responsible lor one word
(Tr) His opponent had occupied the Execute chair one term already. Mr. W. did not i...m ihatheshould receive Whig votes. This
)ple came out to hear him. They will say u;L i antic fellow he may do somethingif
he does nothing, the thing will be no worse .uirMwe we try him." so when the first Monday of August comes, many a good old Whig ffiM o to the polls with a Whig ticket shewn .viutvT This he would put in his pocket but would takeout one that he would not shew m,1v inscribed "James Whitcomli" and he would vote secretly. (Laughter.) He ,; Ut fear the office seekers and politicians , t e lit.tr. who were pursuing him with a hate
Mr. W. wished to speak upon the tat iffaues
firm Prnl0iiMt Ij. A A. t I
rc 7nr md Zl ,or, "Hr n"- ged to light from the gutter end e,re,of soractures, and we are refered to the authority . j . , , , of our old statesmen. Are we never to ad- y made stand forth as ,ho amhnrs of vance beyond the day of the revolution? 1, , the lies and slanders which are published in the policy of one age to be perpetual? The j the village papers owned by a few village poli-
pioneer goes to work clearing the forest, shall ticians. Is the re one of them dare own his SiTiT.w poli$yand cul down M establishment? These are homelv, but senthe trees in the forpst? nr moniironin...
then needed protection. Thtv ran " ous questions, and we ask the reader to look
tain themselves.
The census of 1840 brought ont some use-
around him. and inquire into the character of the loco foco Pressof Indiana, and then blame
r..i r . - . ..... I
......,.,. .1 snows tnat wnue the farmer av- Whitcomb if you can, for his contemptible o-
. 1 n-.3 a piutu in uui nine more man ii 1 per year, the manufacturer averages $500. The
s.l mi 1 himself the f'MMr all thee. Hehadjr , ,
. npst or snae aiM viper. 11
sTirir 1 ... . ..1 r.- .1.1th n at their hands lie lix;
., a Pmnle.
" ' .1 ..I - 1..: . MII,
Jr V. was son v inai 111s ur ms P',ir wi nraed aaainst him. He mut plead T'.iiltv. The election of Gov. Ray had secured
pinion of them. On the other hand, look at the men who conduct the Whig press of Indiana. They are men of properly and character, and are res
ponsible before the public and before the
e. But few can rnpare in ibis lirnrb nf Courts of the country for their acts. They are
fooA-eJ :'nsinPPS- 11 r(Q.'fes capital of about $500.-' generally good and respected citizens, who ,000 to go to work in the risht style. So that j ,,ave by honest and industrious lives, 'hewn the few who engar? in the business ran easily I . . , , . j- .,
consumer pays the duty. If a foreign article is taxed it must sell In this country at the old nrice with the dniv nd.lo rtn. nr.r..,...
;, unreienniiK .....--. - . . Prs W l ralse ,Plr jres , rrre!!pond wjlh
,,h..ei iowsni .1 "- ; mis rate no matter how low they
COUNTY CONTENTION. The loco foco county Convention convened in this place on Monday last. The following is the ticket they presented to the people of this county, to-wit: for Senator, DOCT. GEO. BERRY. Itepreteniatitet, JAMES R. JONES, JOEL PALMER. County Commissioner, AMOS D. MARTIN. Assessor, HIRAM BUTLER.
By what process of legerdemain this ticket
was imposed upon the loco foco party, wc are not permitted to know. Why it is that they
should nominate surh a ticket from among the
number of candidates before the convention, is
not easily accounted for on rational principles.
Old and tried men of their party, who waged
war upon the whigs of this county w hen they
were in the ascendant, are pushed aside for boys
and striplings. But w e have no reason to complain. The uoTTviiation suits us very well. We are opposed to conventions, especially to
loco foco conventions; and shall of course spare no honorable exertions to defeat their election.
Administrator?
JOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has this day taken letters of ad
ministration durante minori a-iate, with the will annexed, out of the Union Probate Court, on the estate of Richard Wooters, iMe of Un-
m lumuy, moiana, oec'd. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immeataie payment; and those having claims against the same, are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The estate issuppogpd to be solvent.
BENJAMIN WOOTERS. Adm. Liberty, May II, 1813. 21 -3 w.
A liilc-AYasIiiiip, Flowcrinc T Painting Rooms, &c. HE subscriber follows the above business, and offers his services to the citizens of BrOokville and vicinity, on reasonable terms. Residence at Francis Grasmurk's.
Brookville, May16. 1843
JOHN LUM AN.
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may manti-1
combine to keep up their prices to pay ora
tors and editors and to sustain the tariff policy.
lnr manufacturers c-in now compete with
Evidence is at hand to
him a wile; ami u .nr. ; those of other am!s
m.J fortune he would press his pretensions J 0,ow ,. Amerira rotl,n ,,as umiPrpolu En. ..resirously. (Laughter.) The people need , ,is,, r,,on jn ie nrazilian markpls 0,
sotlansh. Like the fross aiwnun u.e um rntnns havc hpen foM jn Lonoon When Mr
out for themselves a standing in the communi
ty in which they reside, and by sober and cor-
Certainties. A man with sore eyes dislikes
the noonday sun, just as certain as a dema
gogue d is' ikes the light of the pi ess
The poor drunkard whose tas'e has become perverted dislikes the beverage which fio-.vs
from the pure and limpid fountain, just as cer-
sriuxo sc srtniER koods, Just from PJiilntlrlphia! JUST rceeired and for sale lov for Cash.a splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassi meres, Snl .-. . r ? - . 1 r-. .
jicii.T. jciihx. eirrirrnx. summer Loffl.
rn., Broxcn and fileached Muslins. Drilinpt, Flannels, Checks. Prints of erery description, Bombazines, Saxonees, Mottsline-de-Laines, Iaxcns, Silks, Satins, Ginghams. Jaconells, Cambrics, Shairls, IIandkrchiefs, $c. tfc. c. ALSO A full assortment of Fur and IVeol Hats, Bon
nets. Hoods, Boots and. Shoes, Umbrellas, Parasols, if c. f c. f c. BANES & BURTON.
May 10, IS 13. no. 20-1 y.
reel moral conduct accumulated some property 1 lain as tne 0i,n,lidate w hose character and prin-
were throwing stones, "it may oespori iujuu, but it is death to us." Mr. W. desired to speak on two other topics. T!ie Whiss asked for a bank of the United Sines. He opposed such an institution. A jwitdealof fustian was published onthissubT... ..h.,l in mrsiie lansmaee such as ex-
W. was speaking in the North he made a state
ment in relation to American poods, upon which there was a duty, selling in Brazil cheaper than English goods. A very smart ymins man. a candidate for Congress, denied the statement. For fear some surh young
I man ( w ho miaht have crown too laree for his
pmsimis ami commi-uni-. hreerhes) was present, Mr. XV. bad theautho
around them. But these are not the men James Whitcomb has associated with, and not the men from whom he judges the character of the Press. He has the same opinion that we would have, or any discerning man would
have, who have kept the same company. Are these not truths? The reader can judge for himself. There is no romancing about it.
Z:ui was screwing aim 5"5"i;.' " Th villi of monoy in a country is mainly aTocipiI by the amount of money in that country. A bnk with a larjp capital, therefore, by 1 -1 .r .. ..via timo .mil
isMiiMj a sreai oeai 01 ':t"-i .- f.n-mjili'i at another, may keep up a eontin-
n-il succession of advances and falls m tnepnees f pmpprty or of 2-d limes and hard limes.
There was no great difficult v in umlr rslaiul-
., ,n.r Mr. . w-OHUl llllisiraie 111s
.. - -- Tl ... I- 1. - . rmiili-tr
. . . A. A. 1I1 ..1 A-r livpil triliem
CI." I If "Kl-si IC.H 1 K-t i"
!i pi'iblfs. Suppose a Bank established !nh twelve directors. These directors meet
, , ih- b vik parlor. It is resolved that at a cer-
ni id iy. letters tball be aaurrssvu ...
,-,rh;M. authorizins liberal discounts, ueo.rr - il.a A.innlrt
iV.mvhil been scarce 111 . j.
nl property bal lessened in price. .o oouy
i iall the land hut these twelve nireeiors mic
!i tt mi a
ill
ity with bim. Nat. Intel Does not this
show that our manufactures need no protection. But this pn tection is said to afford a home market. How can this hr? One farmer can raise enuiish to f.-ed 267 manufacturers. Mr. W. could point to i routines in eastern Indi
ana that w onld furnish more surplus produce than would f.-ed all the spindle shanked manufacturers in the country. Laushter.l Even if each one ate so much pork as to make him ashamed to look a hog in the fare. Laughter. Mr. W. was for protection himself. He was more of a protectionist than the tariff man. The farmers outnumbered the manufacturers twenty to one. He would protect the nineteen.
The hired presses and orators might protect the one. Was it not clear that the Bank policy and the combination of manufacturing in
terests would e-" gage all the little narrow soul-j
ed wretches in the country to sustain this one
ceitain day, money would be plenty, i sided policy. He expected theen.nity of them;
ciples w ill not stand, investigation, dislikes the truth and reason which flow from a free and independent press. Just as certain as a candidate cannot defend
himself, his principles, or his party, he makes up bis speech in repeating the old stereotyped abuse of the press.
iMaiHnMMrnnsa! OIIITUAUV.
POLITICAL PORTRAIT.
Tire Hyena, in some respects, is a true representative of some political characters. There is in the natural world but one animal, either savage or tame, which plunders the grave. It combines in its character the extremes of revenge, ferocity, and meanness; and has through all time received its full share of odium. It is a beast of hideous and unseemly aspect ferocious and insatiable in appetite yet cowardly in attack, and executes its designs upon the living in darkness, and by stealth. And when
Died, at the lesidenre of his father, Mr. Rob
ert R., son of Robert Templeton, Jr. Thedereased was a pro nising young man aged 17
years and 10 months.
Thomas Sims is a candidate for the office of
county assessor.
WHIG MEETING
Our friends in Springfield township give nc-
tire that thev intend to meet with a number o
good whigs from Ohio, on the third of ncx
month, at the Sute line, near Ah ram Jones
to consult about the affairs oflhe nation, and to organize for the coming fight. Lewi D.
Cincinnati prices::
BANES & BURTON have now received Itipir full ;ltlil fTiillArii! cnt.fmAnfl f
Dry-G6ods, Groceries, Hardware, Queenstcare, $c. fc. $e. And having adopted the Cash System do of.
fer thpm to the public at unexampled low pri
ces. 1 tie extreme cheapness of Good r.t th
E isiwm Ciiies. w here they have selected their stork, will enable them to sell at Cincinnati prias they would request of one and all to call and examine for themselves. Pr.i luce, of all kinds taken ii exchange for Goods. May 11, 1S43. no20-ly.
Campbell and Arthur Elliott of Ohio,
its rapacious cravings for victims cannot other-j;,,,, j0I1N . Matson. John II. FAhoniAnand wise be appeased, it descends to the tenant of j Geo. Holland of Indiana may be expected to
. " . I. ..I
T.iey could not divest themselves 01 mis kh .- elje; thev would not fail to use it. Each director has his friends influential men, near all ilje bra-iches. Eloquent members of Congi ess
-nahlir officers, editors, and others, wtio ms-
tVm the bank policy, and direct public opinion wtVse all must be kept advised of the changes
in theoperations oflhe Bank. At the meeung Vvnerefered to. the question is are we all rei Iv? Hive we an 1 onr friends effected our Birch ise-? When this is ascertained, the fld
n'es are opened, ami the country nueu
nvier money, t-roperiy rir
Erectors and their friends sell their property.
Thv meet again ascertain that tney sou
iSeir" friends are ready-order the discounts to
he checked, and withdraw their cremation.
This is turning the screws. 1 ms i sr.c
ami gouging.
An i,l m m lives near the Bank. He is mm-
rJ.-.M onipd and owns three farms, bei ig
-mewhat in debt. At one of the seasons 01
ne
but he invited the aid of ihe people and
should they afford him their support on the first Monday of August next, "the memory of their kindness would never be effaced from his heart. Cheers.
A M ERICA N . RItOOKVILLE, INDIANA KRIIHV, II XF. 2, 1843.
FOR PRESIDENT, II E N It V C L. A Y, of Ky.
the tomb, and "tears the flimsy bandages and
tattered grave clothes'' from its prey. But while upon its remorseless errand, it utters a cry for the ear of sympathy, more piteous than that of the famished infant! This animal has a parallel in the moral and political world, and well does it sustain its character. But as this portrait is only intended to be in miniature, we setback the easel, believing the likeness already sufficiently delineated to be recognised and known of all men.
attend. Speaking will commence at 10 o'
clock A. M. Let every body come out to ibis gathering of Buckeyes and Hoosiers.
Shoemaker Wanted.
INQUIRE at the White Water Cotton Factory, near Brookville, Ind.
June 1st, 1843.
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XV II I G NOMINATIONS. roR covERNon. SAJIUEL BIGGER. LIEI'TENANT GOVERNOR, JOHN II. BRADLEY. FOR CONCRESS. JOHN A. MATSON.
one II ' lilO-
Mr. Whitcomb's Speech. In another column will be" Annul The speech of Mr. Whitcomb delivered in this place 011 Monday last. It was reported by a gentleman well qualified for the task, and we are gratified that we are thus enabled to lay before our readers so correct a report. We ask the candid of both parties who heard the speech, to read the report, and then dispute, if they can, the correctness of the reporter. It is about the same speech we heard him deliver at Indianapolis, and about Ihe same he has delivered in other places in Ihe State, ex-
Ad minist rat ore sale of real estate BY virtue of anorder of theFranklin Probate Court, made at its May Term, 1843, I will sell on the premises, on Saturday, 24th day of June
ext. the following real estate, to wit: In l.ot
umber forty two in the town of Blooming
Grove. Franklin County, Indiana; as the real
state of Valentine Webb, late of said county.
deceased; sold to make assets to pay debts out-
tanding against estate of said deceased.
Sile to commence at 10 o'clock on said day. JOHN N. CLEMENTS, Adm." May 30. IS43. 23 4w
GEO. DICKINSON, BOOK BINDER. No. 10 West Third Street. WBERSON.'S wishing to have their libiaries or firs of Papers or Periodicals or old valuable Books rebound, will do well to call on tl.e subscriber who pledges himself to give satisfaction for neatness, despatch and durable work. Itr" Prices to suit Ihe Times.t Bonk Bindery on No. 10, West Third Street, one door from the Lafayette Bank, between Main and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio. April 12th. 1943. 16 tf. Ind.Telegraph ropy Gm.and charge Dickinson. WHEAT TAKEN FOR DEBT THE Subscribers, will rrce:ve Wheat a
: the market price if delivered in Brookville for
all debts due them. Those who cannot now pay in money are requested to make payment in wheat. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville Oct. ISth 1842. 43-
w as at t;v p lins to say. that his friends might Land Office, w hirh he never fare refer to w hen confidently expert the whig paper of this plare the Hon. Elisba M. Hunting!! n is pn sent.
hirl times, when the screws are mrum. ..r f f tlsi paper should have the honor to fall
feels himselfobliged to sell t o of his tarms o j statesman and pure V.Ti.ln. -i,u,, . he . r.. ,;,. c .,. thv flu ! " 'e are opened, prop-, ,vords to w hisper in Ins private ear. In his
env is hi-jh. and the bank dite-tor set's one rh m ide here on the 29ih. Mr. Whitromh rept that portion whirh related to the General
fii firms f .r e .,i-.h i-m-iv for hi, . . 1 1, ...,!j boo b
e;s.-.a nie oi mm w' "" r., ti I..., I lii.ll-f-'l "vei y li!l
, ' , ', , '! i 1 nt the o' st to pursue him iib slanders, and t nusrepre- who succeeded him in that office. t.ii'Siv Se always tuns !! n ii 1 ti-.. What . g -l Hun: a bulk w. A'"' I sent and falsify his speech. This was said in The speech or Mr. Wl.itcomb was well rewhat blessing it is i hive ; advance without any possibility, unless Mr. re;ve PV njs friends on Mond:,y, and was well while property is up. he '""X j Whitcomb has the prophetic gift, of his know- ralrliUea to advance his cause. Yet we heard
h-h.ufc iJcior U ready to sell him. He'ing what course we might take. Why then two or three of his own party say that "it re-
bsivs it Hark at the hish rates. Rereives a deed i wa? ti,;s s:,i, t We will answer Mr. Whit- minded them too much of Craven' monkey "-executes a mori.c. This game is going , romh new he was playing the demagogue be- capPr8." As e before remarked of Mr.
oa all over the land, u he n t,iesaies are .1 . r j f people, and prostitming his talents to whitcomb, he can make a very good political
rTbSir "P ,MC Ml ,Mfi" I!'9, electioneering speech, when h, is assured he ,'.i,i.mn . nod bless von," savs ihe i wicked means he knew we might attack hisjwi,lnol ansxvered. But once drive him
old gentleman, "I can get no money. Pr--weak pints i
duce is worth nothing. I cannot pay y"-din2 nllr duty; or at leas! !o infuse a P"U"- how he disposes of the Slate debt what ho I thorght we were h:,J:,,0jr ; dice against us in the minds of his hearers, so hjnks of thc suh.T,easury-whether he is in
DMedthenker 'thereisa war in Africa-! that our comment on his speech might be held favor of baks well regulated, or of an exclu
did von not hear of 'he derangement of ex- sandeious. ' sive specie currency or any other question
change between England and Portugal? v j We .,v t should have had worse times but for the bank I
mZThrlnZv" "I Cannot pay yon there is no sufficient reason, for we cannot do lipoll hii back, if the answ er be not written
aw. "I shall pass my mortgage imo the i,im moremjuiy ihm hy telling the truth about d,uvn jn j,is speech
hinJs of my attorney." Thi i do ie ine ,im,. aml this we will do God willing. " e mortgage is "foreclosed a sale of the property deterred by the abuse of James
the bank director - .
eX- llll,-.Mi.", - w
t made no one bids agains
1 . c . f . . i A .-. . ... 1 r.a nil
ne nuys iue ian i" bi.iuc :,
ecution against the remaining farm and sells a, slanderers liars ana" eipu-E p-n"", - And thus the old man broken hearted, re- -n janga2e not quite sodignified as a Governor turns to look at his old and sick wife for the shmUi (se wp dnn, mean to abuse in return: lw lime falls on her bed and dies She h ,h.lt Mr whit. driven Tnim her warm home upon the cold wemeanw.uu . v .hUUnll charity of the world, a victim of the glorious Comb is a consummate demagogue-tnis is all. ystem of screwing and gouging. I We shall pursue him with no slanders, but Mr. W. here read some authority to show I shali jcat mU to hun jn all honesty the more
the wretched operations of the bankina sys- forcerui blows of truthful contempt, and prove
tern. Mr. W. would not say inaisncnn
as the one he had refered to ever
It was sufficient for him, and for the people
He is, w ithout dispute, a man of respectable
talents, and one of the first lawyers in the
Siaie, but not a man of the safe, dignified
well matured mind or Gov. Bigger. It i a lime now for reasoning deep and serious
and not for foolish anecdotes and monkey
tricks.
We ak our friends to preserve a copy of
Whitcomb's speech, as we shall sometimes re
r-m . .. it Thai- maw lbn indij if we do him
turn case . . . .v:..m,-- tl - 1 --
r occurred, that he has gooa reason to cry -., .. - . the people fort h U apprehended. 1
NEW GOODS. 7 $ S. TYMIR WE just received from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Cincinnati a lanie assort
ment of Dry (iootls (Irorrrirs.irardirnrr, iShors. Tionnrt.t. Palm Lrrrf Ifafs, ITootJs,c. ALSOIRON, NAILS and SALT all of which they will sell very low for Cash. Brookville. June 1. IS4'.
J Itf bib LBS Cotton yarn for sale hy ,,rf7 R. & S. TYNER.
Nov, 29, 1S42.
49
2 to
R. & S. TYNER.
Brookville, March 2. 1843.
SIIEKIFF'S S.VT.E. Y virtue of 3 venditioni exponas, issued from the Franklin Ciicuit Court, and to
me directed, I w ill offer for sale at the Court
ouse door, in tht town of Brookville. Frank-!
n county, Ind., on Saturday the 17ih day of r FIRST rate ploughs n'd. from No. une 1843, between the hours of ten and fouri 7 inclusive, for sale by
'clock on said day, the following iiescrmed
real estate, to wit: Lots Wo. 'I, l.i. Hi, iy. and
) in block No. 16, and lots No. 13 and 18 in
block No. 17, in the town or Laurel, in said county; also the North West quarter of sec-
ion 17. town 12, range 12; also the North Last
larterof section 17, town 12, range 12; also;
the South East quarter and South West qnar-
er or section 8. tow n 12, range 12; also the
Easthalfof the North West'qnaiier of section
12 town 12. range 12; also thc East hair mf ihe
South West and ihe West hair of ihe South 1
Eat quarter of section 12, town 12, range 12. j An I firs', 1 will offer for sale the rents and nrr.fitsor said properly for the term or seven
years, and if the rents ana proms ai a. win nm
sell for a sum sufficient to satisiy itie neor, oam- tj,er on Book account or note, are reques-
age, interest, and costs as set forth in said ven- ej i0 settle immediately. ditioni exponas. I will then and there offer ror - BANES & BURTON sale all the right, interest, and claim" of Henry , Brookville .Reptr. 22d 1842. 39
D. Smith and Bnrge. G. WelK at the suit of Norris& Beatiy, Matson & Holland, Stephens
& Robinson
NEW BACON M AMS and SHOULDERS, for sale hv R. & S. TYNER. Feb. 2, 1912. IjAST notice. A LL persons indebted to us are requested to makepayment. We shall proceed ayainst all who fail to make immediate payment. R. & S. TYNER. Nov. 29, 1842. 49
Cash Wanted!
A LL those indebted to the subscribers ei-
J. O. ST. JOHN, ShtT. F. C.
M-21 1913. (Prs fee 3) 22-3w.
BLSHEL CLOVER SEED for sale hv R.&S.T7NER.
March 13, 1843. noi.iTTi. Mrvsnv & n. DANK NOTE ENGRAVERS.
street, belvr.en Walnut and t tne,
CINCINNATI.
nV virtue of sundry executions, issued uce ' "r"
MM . 1. : ... rimiiii fniirf nnd lo PIP
Tin 1 lit" riitiiMi'i -M-k 1 vtr vatpo a i prniicaif4. uiiih
directed, I will offer for sale nl the court house E 'ch 'DonJls ec. etc. elc, execudoor, in the town of nrookM He Frank in nrnmllosS) d inastyle equal to
anv other 'establishment, either East or "W est,
. .t. 1.. ...... ,.r in mil A i,.-lodk. on said
oeiween mr- n.."- v ' . , i,- nr res.
ibiv. ihe following Rea! Estnte lo-w n: 1 ne .. ' rr,mPment with several or the
- r ro,n . ri.., .
East hair of the South Last quarter 01 serimn F,orn Establishments, they can funrnh 19, town 12. ranne 12. First I will offer for ;f 'irty 0fnew and beautiful DiW, both
sale the rents and profits for the term of seven - . prevent counterfeits.
years, and if the rents and profits aforesaid Seals anrj Seal Presses at the low price of 20 will not sell for n sum sufficient to satisfy the with coUnter dies complete, oreither debt, Interest and costs as set forth in said exe- rat(L for C10. cniion, I will then and there offer for sal " February, 1842. - the right and title or Jared Lockwood at the ! HJj UU Of George O. Shoup. Thomas J-Wh.l eC J?fJlN HAMS, f h.i Mers and fo and Others. J O. ST. JOHN.Sh'ttF.C. "leby R..TALR. MiTlt,lW3. (pr.fwl3) 7,1841.