Indiana American, Volume 11, Number 28, Brookville, Franklin County, 7 July 1843 — Page 3
AMERICAN. BROOKVILLE, INDIANA PRID-ir, JVVY 7, 1643. FOR PRESIDENT H ENItY CL A Y, of Ky.
rnmnolW t 11:.... i ... ' - rZ .. .uc larmersi , . . "ci uur, will au
ne win get a handsome :'- wane would prove to their interest,! PePie at the following places and
",aJu,,lJ ' inai county. With Danl. Kelso it . ' reasury aad to the prosperity of . !o , l ... . ! anV One. Save nn n1'iu l.J.l r .. .
is a hopeless case
yet too honest to sustain the traitor.
are always timed aid rrenlwiy? fond at Par in common place dealings
WHIG XOMIXATIOXS. TOR GOVERNOR, SAMUEL BIGGER. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JOHN II. BKADLEV. FOR CONCRESS. JOHN A. 3IATSON. Mitson and Smith. The candidates for Congress will commence their cauvass in this coin ty some time next wenk. We have not be cn able to procure a list of the appointments. Mr. Matson having made most of the appointments in Switzerland, Ripley, Decatur, and Rash, left Mr. Smith make the appointments in this county and in the upper part of Dearborn. The appointments made by Mr. Matson close at Pennsj lvaniasburgh on to-morrow evening, and the understanding between Mr. Smith and Mr. Matson som t'tree weeks since. was for Mr. Smith to make the appointments in this county, commencing about Wednesday or Thursday next. But Mr.Smith has published no appointments yet. And from what we witnessed at Clarksburg on Thursday last, we are disposed to think he would rather no more appointments would be made. In corroboration of
this idea, we will state one fact. In all cases where Mr. Matson made appointments, he gsve Mr. Smith timely notice, but Mr. Smith made an appointment about 10 days since and addressed the citizens four miles north of Napeleon on the Michigan road, and gave Mr. Matson no noice of it, and Mr. Matson knew nothing of it until some days after it was over. And this is the way Mr. Smith would rather pursue during the balance of the canvass. But we hope the Whigs of the district, if they should hear any mare of his secret appointments, will let Mr. Matson know immediately. And we assure the public that Mr. Snith shall be timely advised of Mr. Matson's appointments. He wishes to meet Mr. S.nith face to face before all the citizens of the district, and discuss the great political questions agitated at the present day. He wishes no bush-whacking electioneering. Mr. Smith has been begging off from the canvass for two or three weeks. He entered the canvass in high spirits, but having been driven from almost every position he first assumed, and having attempted one expedient in one place and another in another place, to raise a breecze in h'.s favor, and having signally failed in all, he now concludes it would be better to quit and mend to bis harvesting.
But fellow-citizens, he wishes to make ap- Senate- Mr- Denne, has addressed his felpointments in secret places, where he can ) low-c'i"ns on Blue Creek, on Pipe Creek and iruke all kinds of misrepresentations and ion Salt Creek, we believe. Whether Dr. Berfalse statements, and have no one to expose j ry attends these appointments in person or him. B it this he shall not have the opportu- j sen(,s Charley Riley, we are not certainly adnitv of doing if the whigs in different parts of j vised- We would suppose it would require
th District will nnlr con.l Mr Matenn nr fho "Otll Of them
editors of the American word when and where he has appointments. We are determined so
far as we can, that this canvass shall be fought :.ee to f;ire. and in siirh r:ie m fpar nl iln
,, .;.. , . .- . , .. Schools was nnexrecteiUv large more than rpenit It le MMc.iti'c iit-mf tnti t. f.ti.l .ill ' -
is but little doubt but their entire 1 I I , the PrSpeCU 1,,ere' wc refer will be elected. The in pre" don left bv M ' ."n " ' f,,0Win ,eUer frm M in' Matson in that count J i e y Zr T e X- T"' ' Democrats respect and 17J l i t ,of polit.cal movements in that county, and fcimess and J T f bou,: " isfaction should he be elected. Even Daniel ! New S.lem, Rus Co JuneTg" Kelso in his speech at Patriot on Saturday1. Editor: The candidates for Congress last paid a merited rnmniin.! . .. . I have just closed the tour nf nnr
candor of MrMatson. And from every source ! S T u he c,,,?ens al different places. , w bywh.chwecnnM :-r".? l?S!,h e.aT".h evidently chop lallen. I . ... JOHN II. BRADLEY.
SHIU lulululdllon we are, naving totally railed to convince the rrmirc -anoiuate for Lieutenant Oi
HARRISON GUARDS. The young men of this place and its vicinity have re-organized under their old banner and with their old name. The company We a very respectable appearance, and under the directions of their captain go through their evolutions gracefully. May their number increase and the spirit of 1840 revive under their influence.
j -n uue, save anomee holder. Mr. Matson
lusively to the people that Mr.
His doom is sealed. And ' t. . .
AiA .v .1 Mwweu conci din Bp think thn ... . f . . . . . .
.... 1UUM powenui gatvanic bat- Smith by voting for Gold and Silver for office
imes, to wit:
Auburn, Dekalb Fort Wayne. Allen
Decatur, Adams Jay Courthouse, Jay
.uuncie-iown, Delaware "
counly, Saturday, July 1
terv irnuM otir. , - v..j i , .
. ..usciiaie nis political toody : "jits ana rags tor the people, had made a we would administer to him retain .w'c'ear speculation of TIIRPR lirvnnrn
xvhich we have in our iossession which would D0LLARS on that Vo,c- Smilh d'd ' in I Andersontown, Madiaon forever seal 'his oolitLl T ,Ch ;! "ay; by voting for this veritable Sub-treas-1 CaslIer Henry Hh,eltt :Jmrt hole salary and'-.lph -
, ucu,wrai5 nrc iimcagc in goia ana sneer, amounting to three ".' "BJn
! thousand dollars. This was in 1839, at a time ' hn,revi!!e- Wayne
I when all the paper money in our State, and "us,lv,1,e'. Il,lsh
then we had no other kind to d j bus
Connersville, Fayette
,-..;,. ri. r c a uu unier Kina to UJ business on. . :. --, Lpley County. -In xhxs county the whigs was at a discount of ten per cent, but xvent ai Libprt Union
Brook ville. Franklin "
Smith drovv i
lhe:polls, when their country calls They , n,s om(,e holder's funds and with the above I .wrenreD'g, Dearborn " w , i ily for Mf in '' mat county. Notwithstanding it is Smith's of the people's money. Thi, rhnr Mr i G'pensbnrg Decatur
ecatur
Shelby ville, Shelby
Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Ft iday, Saturday. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fi iday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
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At one o'clock, i M., of each day.
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i-uuiu, iuaison, we are assured, will not loase ,,alson crowded into his teeth, and Smith five whig votes, but on the contrary will ppi !are not deny Tho "f "Aiee hol-
some democratic votes. Bowers. Reed John- s?8,,'" . V ' wre Jlhe keepPr9 of ' "eea'Jonn Smith whilst here, twisted and screwed about son, . Smith. Pernne, Con well. Ovetturf. as thoush their bowrU l,..rt ii,m s r
Hunter, and hos's of other just such staunch ,neir f Mes would have made pood frontispieces ' p Maied-0" yesterday evenine, by the and unwavering whigs of lhal county, are un- i for a com,c alma"- Mr. Matson, although a , ", W" "ihben Mr- Aaro Greg?, to tirin-in their exertion. stranger to most of tt.e people of Rush, has j J,,,ss U "Wot daughter of John Wynn linn,, ,n their exertions. made a decMed,y favourabIe 'impression; anJ Eq., of th.s township. J r r rZim .. will receive a united whis vote, and some dem- Married Some time between Satiirdv
... lu. luu,uj u.ere are two whtg pa-,ocratsto boot. Mr. Smith's anti-Tariff free and Monday last, somewhere in Indiana Ohio
i-v.. .-w... i . un 11 mint- in claiming 4UU ma- " 1UC u-iriue una ins aavocacy 01 nis lavorite
jority for John A. Matson for Congress. From ; s,lb-treasury scheme meets with unqualified
)l some of Ins own party.
our knowledge of the county, and f,oraper- 'T o. some o. . is own party.- ..... """'per By his former vote for this infamous Subsonal observation the past week, we are in- j treasury bill he lined his pockets with the dined to believe their calculation will be re- J harl stuff on which he made the neat little alized. Yet in this we and thev mav be mia- speculation of three hundred dollars. N
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wuuuer iir. smitn goes lor mat profitable measure to the dear people, but more particularly to himself.
taken.
. . , . ' Mr. Matson's arguments tn favor of pro-
. ' ' -"""'"' tecting Home Industry from the eneroachville on Tuesday and nominated Win. H.Ben-j merits of British labor, were powerful and nett of Union co. for the Senate, and Samuel : conclusive, and his reasoning against Mr. W. Parker and Mr. Simpson for Representa-' S,milh,s "peculating sub-treasury shaving maf;. o TUi .1.-. i.. i j r . ,: chine was no le?s effectual. Mr. Smith took mes This is the right kind of a ticket, and u,e cround prondlv a!?ainst proU,rUon and will be elected. We are pleased to see S. W. fought manfully for his fa orite sub-treasury.
l'arker forego his own feelings and interest , No wonder he loves it. Thre? hundred dl
and consent to serve his fellow citizens in any situation where he can be of benefit to his country. We know it is not his own inclination to be a candidate, but he regards and respects the wishes of his friends and the friends of his country.
or Kentucky, by some Minister. Judge or Jus
tice, Mr. William Vanscyoc of Fairfield township, to Miss Nancy Davi of Bath township, of this county.
Joseph Bennett and Dr. Berry have fairly opened the canvass in this count j for lie
j fourth of July The 4th of July passed off
jvery pleasantly in this place. The crowd at
AUGUST FLFCTIOX 1843. For Senate. JOSFPII BENNETT. For Assessor. THOMAS RIMS. JAMES M. PETTVCREW, JOHN RINKARD. We authorized to announce Thomas W. Al
ley, as a candidate for the Office of Justice of
the Peace. HIP LEY COUNTY HOUSE. r MJllFs subscriber has tnken this well known - stand, at Versailles. Ripley county, Ind. This house having nnderrone several im
provements, the subscriber fpole rnnfirlpnl nf
firmly united. We will give Matson 350 ma- receiving a liberal share of public patronage, jonty on the first Monday in August. fijs Xthe will always be furnished with the
i ue L.OKies say ne can t neat mith more , best the market affords. It will he an nbiert
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iuf 'Mya aim ludsi uili hiiu uuutu 111 go for it ? The whigs of Rush are wide awake and
than one or two hundred votes, but ve will
tell a different tale at the proper time. Smith professed great love for the people, but Matson turned to the Journal ofonr Legislature
and showt-d that Smith had voted against al
to all those who desire boarding by the week, J
as well as transient hoarders to give him a trial. His stable is new and commodious, and particular attention will be puid to the care of horses.
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towing a poor man itn a lamiiy, more than j The travelling public mav rest assured that fiftv dollars worth of properly exempt from ' no pains will be spared to render them mmexecution. This Smith boldly justified as right.! fortable. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
WonoVr if Smith was not a merchant at that time, and wanted lo grind out what the people
Versailles, June 1, 1843.
Proprietor. 28 tf.
Mr. Snith's appointments, un!es Mr. Mat
s'! h oie v another place on the same' fay, and Mr. Smith chooses to make one so as ii defeat his object; but in such case if the whigs will keep us advised of such appoint-! atents of Smith some person (able and true) $hil be there to ieply to him. j On Thursday the 23ih of June, we called t?a-t Mr. Smith at Clarksburgh, for a list of; hi appointments in this county. He informed '
the celebration connected with the Sunday
could get into the Methodist Church. The day
j Wa nl:mt l:lfti lllmiamnc cinilint ,1
..... " - .....i. i. iiiiiiii a. i.j beautiful the vocal music enchanting the preface and declaration done in the best style the oratio.i contained sense as well as declamation (which is not always the case v ith 4th of July orations.) But what added most to the pleasure nf the celebration, wr.s the Brook ville Franklin Band, which lias been fostered and instructed by Mr. Guild. The prr-
n that he had sent them to Dr . Berry for pub- j l oaiion in the Democrat, and that he thought j
formance of the Band was excellent, and was admired by all present. The dinner was good how could it be otherwise when prepared by
was closed by solemn and impressive addresses
: from the Rev. W. W. Hibben and the Rev. W- ! J. Patterson.
they commenced on Wednesday or Thursday
of next week, and he thought his appointment ; at Brookville was on S Uurday the 15th of Ju
ly, hut was not certain. Knowing the imnortance of having the no-
tices as widely extended as possible, on Wed-j The Congressional Canrass. Fromaccounts tesdav last we addressed a note to the editors received from various portions of this Conr.i. n . .u i i cressional district, we feel satisfied that the ffthe Democrat requesting them to turnish , . , , . . " success of Jhn A. Matson is certain. Mr. es with a list of Smith's appointments, and Matson Mr. Smith his competitor have 'Hry sent back a verbal reply that they would been canvassing the district for the last two furnish a list that evenin. But it did not months and so far as we have been able to .me The next day, (yesterday) we sen' to ,e?r"' ,,heiruro"rw' nA conduct ,,,w;ards farh ., , ' , other, has been courteous and gentlemanly. tiem another message for a list of the ap-;Tnijl is as j, shmiI(, bp. because men disagree rvntments, when lo! we were infoimed they as to the course of political policy best calcuhil not received any appointments for him to latcd to promote the interests of the country. speak in this county ' 'l is no P00 reason why they should indulge
were owing him. Smith alwa ys votes with a
special eye to ins own pocket- JJJU lor his. Assisrncc's Sale of Real FslalO sub-treasury vote for instance. jnpHF. Assignee of the Estate or Thomas The Lokies are in a perfect stew since Mat- Shpra rjnnV-mpt. bv order of the Disson has been through this section of the Dis- trir, c1)r, of ip Unif(,d Sta,pg for tllP Pis. trict. He uses Smith and his small fry Junto , lrict of Ind ana. will sell to the highest bidder.
I the town of Rrookville. Franklin county. Ind., ion Saturday "the'Sih day of Jn'v. 1843 be-
up so comp.eieiy on ineir iree uaae, ant.-nanK, j a pnWi(. mP,itm , th(, r,lrt Honse door, in
suit-ireasiiry, naru money oorivincs mil we have not heard them meniioned since Matson
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vniibw. iii.mii.fi m nUr ....,- jnmo . ,wfpn ,h(, ,,0,,rs of 2 fln(j 4 O.plopk on have been held since, and long and solemn ' fl!U ,e roIlowine described Real Estate, beconsnlta.ions as to how thev can do away with ,linBinff lo tnP Est:,,e of ip mM Thorn she. the impressions made by Matson in Rush.- j . l0.wit:Th, West half of the South East What the result would be we were at a loss to on!,r1er .of sec,jon ,h w r3.i Wwn8hip nine know, till three days ago when lo our little ( 9:1 r!inJ(? rne f,:j in FranVlin ro,mlv In(1. town wa suddenly flooded with large gm-, Tllis pipre orland is VpU improvP(1. plpas. rftrrlooking handbi.ls about a cr square n,,Vi!i,,,a,pd on lhp Brnoltville and Oxford announcing "a mass Meeting of the democra- roa(1 win, rjph lanil. hMllhv eood npiehhor. cyofRnshco. &c. . on the 1 ,ih of July-a , wd ,illp enonnA ip MtoSPther a desirable great speech to be made, and by whom do you j ,itlltioi,50 acrp, 'imp,ovpd. ,hp balanPe suppose? By some great politician of our j w.p), timbered and a brick dwenins hollse State ? No sir. by one"Mr. Wellei" of Ohio,' on jf 5 who comes here expiessly to teach the good T;MP.Oni fourth of the pnn-hase money people of Rush how to rote. Mr. Smith has lo hp p,ld , ,hp fjnlP fif Mlp 0ne fonr,h , wholly failed to meet the expectat.ons of h.s 3 mon,hsr onP fonrlh ,n 6 mnMl9. nnd ,he friends in the county. He went away dispir-; ,hpr foMr,h jn onp vpar fmm ,np dav of gale ited and left his followers down in the mouth No,1oheeivpn and dppd madp (jf The Junto by their d.stmguished secretary pavmpnt be xvhcn ,he last payrnent ls announces to the democracy that he has en- madp gaged the services of the eloquent Mr. Wei-1 'The Assignee is informed by Mr. Shera. ler. of Ohm, to enliahten thedark and benight-; that bis wirp wiU re,pase ,pr . h d
t-n inif nfvis in in 1'iiitv iii tins vuiuii) " u 11 i to iho rurchippr
SHERIFF'S SALE. 15 Y virtue of a copy of a decree usued rrom the Franklin Circuit Court and to me directed, I will offer for sale at the Court housedoor in the town of Brook ville, Franklin county, Indiana, on the 22d day of July 1843 between the hours of ten and four o'clock of said day, the following described real estate, to wit: The est half of the North West quarter of section No. 21, in Township No. 10, of Range No. 1. West, containing eighty ecres more or '.ess, in Franklin county, Indiana. And fits! 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 f.,r
a sum sufficient to satisfy the debt, damages interest, and costs asset forth
decree, I will then and there offer for sale all the right, interest, and claim of Matthew W.
Aiun, at me suit of James McDowell and Aaron u. J. O. ST. JOHN, s. F. C. June21st, 1843. (Prs. fee 2) no 26-3w. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of a copy of a decree issued from the m-m Franklin Circuit Court and ionie directed, I will offer for sale at the Court house door in the Town of Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, on the 22d day of July, 1843, between the hours of ten and four o'clock of said day, the following described real estate, to wit: 50 fifty acres or land, being part of the North East quarter of section Tweuty-scven. in Township No. eight, 8, range one, west. Bounded, south by a tract of land deeded to Salmon Terrett, of the same quarter in 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 costs, as set forth io said copy of a decree, I will then and there offer for sale all the right, interest, nnd
claim of Robert Smith of, in. and to said ptem-
ises. at tne suit oi t: rocker 1 Snow and Simon Gully. J. O. ST. JOHN, S. F. C. Jnne21st, 1813. (Prs fee 2) no26-3w. 7SHERIFF,S SALE; IY virtue of a copy of a decree issued from M-m the Franklin Circuit Court, and to me directed, I will offer for sale at the Court houe door in the town of Rrookville. Franklin county, Indiana, on the 22d day of July, 1843. between the hours often and four o'clock of said day. the following described real estate, to wit: The South half of lot No. tuentv-eight in Allen's plattof the town of Brookville. FranHin 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 costs as set forth in said copy of a decree. I will then and there offer for sale nil the right, interest, and claim or John Miith and Elijah Barwick of in. and to said premises, at the suit of Isaac Price. J. O. ST. JOHN, S. F. C. June 21st, 1843. (Prs fee 2) no 26-3w.
NEW GOODS. WTEi have just received a good assortment w w of Dry Goods, Groceries, Palm Hats, Iron, Nails, All of which we will sell very low for CASH or PRODUCE. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville. June 12. 1843. 25 tf Canal and Steam Roat Line. rTMHE Canal Boat Patriot will leave Brookville every Monday and Thursday at 0 o'clock A. M., and arrive at Lawrenceburgh at 7 o'clock P. M., where the Steamboat Fashion will be in readiness, and run to Cincinnati the same night; and leave Cincinnati Tuesdays and Frdaiys at 12 o'clock, and arrive al Brookville the same night. The Fashion is a first rate boat; and the Patriot is the neatest and best boat on the Canal, and the most convenient for freight nnd passage. As the hard
times nd competition have made freighting lower than usual, the owners of the patriot will not be outdone by any. Passage one dollar through, (including boarding.) The Patriot is commanded by H. Colesrolt. The Fashion by John H. Baldwin. All kinds of business will be attended to by the Masters of the Boats on the most reasonable terms. WARE HOUSE. A Rockafeller has a large Ware House at the Canal Basin in Brookville,where all freight intended for the above line will be received free of charge, and a man always at the house to attend to business. A. ROCKAFELLER, II. COLESCOTT. Brookville, June 12. 1843. 25 tf.
C. F. CLARKSOV. Assignee.
June 14. 1843. prs fee S3 25-3w.
them how to vote on the first Monday in An
gust. Lord what an inestimable debt of everlasting gratitude the people of Rush county owe that Secretary and the Ji nto. We Ho'siers heartily thank our recently imported Loko Juntoites for sending this Locof. rr miacwtnirtr nmnnv n hut f 0iif thev
will find our people have sense enough to think "use or Provocation this is to warn all persons and vote for themselves without the aid or Mr. frowm Ousting or harboring her on my account, Weller. This clique has long Iren green and "s 1 am determined to pay no debts of her con-
hold their own well more particularly the
TAKE XOTICE. "WVHEREAS my wife Susannah has left mif h(c And hnardmtT u-iihmift nnr int
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CAUTION. ABSCONDED, from the subscriber, on the 19th inst., a bound boy named William Morgan. The public are warned against trusting him on my account, or of harboring, hiring or employing him. I will pay no debts of his contracting, and one cent reward will be given for his return to me, but no other expenses will be paid. CHARLES CLENDENING. June 19, 1843. no26-3w.
in personal abuse and disgrace themselves in
the estimation of all reflecting men of bath
What does this all mean? Mr. Matson made
r:aitgements more than three eeks since parties.
hat Smith should make the appointments fori In Dearborn, Mr. Smith will probably get a his c .unty, presuming it would be done im-' majority of from two to three hun tred votes, mai,.,i" . -. i u i . i which will be neuti alized bv Mr. Matson's niamejiately. But it has been purposely neglect- ....,-. .'. .u .i.,,;,'.!. . i i " jority m Switzerland. In Franklin, both paruntil the time has arrived and no paper . , ,, . .. . . . . . . 1 1 i ties claim a small maiority, but the probability ul be published before the speeches are to be ,s ,nat ,nere wiU be but littledifference. FrankOiie. The business is Smith wishes as few lin is a Democratic county, but Mr. Matson's People as possible to attend the appointments personal popularity will enable him to run tosee himself executed. We hope the people ,,ead ',f hj f? R1? e've,r; ... tii , Son ahnut 330 of a majority. Rush about 3(K). ni view these things .in their proper light. ..i n.. ...i tt ..ti,-t h win ho.ii.
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memler who says he has chartered this Ohio locofoeo luminary to come as a teacher among the heathens of old Rush. Yon know that some stir has been made about a letter written to this Congressional District by G. 'If. Dunn, to one of his confidential political friends, which found its way to Indianapolis, and was published in the State Sentinel. Well sir, that letter was sent to one of our citizens, and by some means our Loco Junto got hold of it and they knowing it 'o be the private property of a neighbor basely used it for private purposes and political gain. They were caught a Jay or two since, and disclosures in a tdiort
time will be made that will show yon the gen
trading from this date.
ARCHIBALD CUMBACK. June 28ih, h843. 27 3w
5 nih is tired of the canvass. But 'he shall be ed by a in ijority of 1,013 votes, provided the : eral train of business followed up by our de-
fln2jed through, and shall I e served up to the Whigsd their duty; of this we have no doubt, cent Junto. Indue season trie names of all
People in his proper light.
Greensb irg Phtenix.
Cheap Road. Ten miles of the Mad river
Valley Turnpike, commencing at Dayton, were
those concerned in this nefarious transaction
will go before the county. Rush county will do her duty; Protection to
Home Industry as advocated by Matson, will
Will some friend in Posey township give
s report of the speech and other doings of ,a,elpul nnder contractat an average of $900 prevail over free trade and British interest as J1me8 R. Jones, at Somerset, on Saturday nrmiu whil the 11th and 12th mile wer contended for bv Smith.
iMt taken at a etill less turn.
Ltb. Star.
Yours Ac.
Administrator's IVotice. "jVOTICE is given, that the undersigned has this day taken out letters of Administraion from the Franklin Probate Court, on the estate of William G. Todd, late of Franklin county Ind., dee'd. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the same, are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The estate is solvent. GEORGE TODD, JOSEPH S.TODD. Administrators. June 29th, 1843. 27 3
INDIANA STATE SCRIP. THE. Subscriber will take SCRIP AT PAR For WRAPPING AND TEA PAPER. J. H. SPfcER. Brookville Mills, May Pth IS42.
COTTON YARNS FOR SALE.
ALL kinds of Cotton Yarns for sale at the White Water Cotton Factory, 3 miles
above Brookville; at the following reduced prices: Cotton Yarns. 17 cents per pound
" Halting, 121 co A liberal deduction will be made to country
merchants,or those purchasing by the quantity.
Terms CASH. The above articles are
warranted to be of a superior quality.
March 30, 1843.
J. L. MILLER, Pro.
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NEW GOODS. R. S. TYNER HAVE just received from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Cincinnati a large assort
ment of
Drif Goods Groceries, Harthtare, Shoes, Bonnets, Palm Leaf Hats, Hoods,Spc. ALSOIRON, NAILS and SALT all of which they will toil very Ifw for Cash. Brookville June 1. 184.