Semi-Weekly Journal, Volume 3, Number 247, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1841 — Page 3
'"What is uow to be regarded ns the judgment of
me American people on this subject, 1 have no accurate means of determining, but by appeolinn; to their more immediate representatives. The late contest, which terminated in the election of General Harrison to the Presidency, was decided in principles well known and openly declared; and, while the Sub-Treasury received in the result the most decided condemnation, yet no other scheme of finance seemed to have been concurred in. To you, then, who have come more directly from the bosom of our common constituents, I submit the entire question, as best quali-
ficd to give a full exposition of their: wishes and opinions. I shall be ready to concur with you in the adoption of such system as you may propose, reserving to myself the ultimate power of rejecting any measure which may in my view of it conflict with the Constitul ion or otherwise jeopard the prosperity of the country; a power which I could not part with even if I would, but which I will not believe any act of yours will call into requisition."
From, the Fort Wayne Sentinel. At the moment of going to press this morning, by the politeness of a traveller we were favored with a slip from the office of the Cleveland Advertiser, containing the following horrid catastrophe.
TAXES FOR 1811. rpiifi Treasurer and Collector of Marion County, Indiana, J hereby gives notice that the Duplicate for the present year is now in his hands. The amount of tax levied is, For State purposes, on each one hundred dollars, forty emit;
iur oioic imposes, poll tax seventy-five cents; i
For County purposes, on each one hundred dollars, fifteen
cents; ror county purposes, poll tax, fifty cents;
For Road purposes, on each one hundred dollars of taxable
properly, three cents;
For Rail Road taxes, on each one hundred dollars of taxable
property, five cents.
For the purpose of receiving taxes he will attend at the usual places of holding elections in the several townships in said
county, on the following days, towit;
W Townnliip of Pike, on Tuesday,' the fifth of October;
I ownslilp of Wayne, on Wednesday, the sixth of October; Township of Decatur, on Thursday, the 7th of October; Township of Perry, on Friday, the 8th of October; Township of Washington, on Monday, the 11th of October; Township of Lawrence, on Tuesday, the 12th of October; Township of Warren, on Wednesday, the 13th of October; Township of Franklin, on Thursday, the 14th of October. He will attend in person or by deputy at hisotfice in Indianapolis, only when absent in the several townships, until the 25th day of December next. Persons owing taxes are assured that unless the same are paid within the time prescribed by law payment will be enforced by law without respect to persons. JACOB LANDI8, aug 18 6w County Treasurer.
From the .Cleveland Advertiser Extra Aug, llth, r ti o'clock A. M. Awiul Calamity. THE STEAM BOAT ERIE BURNT. ISO LIVES ."LOST. ! By the SteumbonfJDuni. Perry, just arrived from Buffalo, we are stirUeH with the appalling intelli
gence that the Steamboat Erie was entirely destroyed by fire on the afternoon of Monday last. So far as we can learn from the floating rumors brought by the Perry, the Erie started from Buffalo with over two hu.ndked passengers only TWENTYNINE of whom escaped.
ihe conflagration took place oft tilvpr Creek, nbout twenty-five miles this side of Buffalo. It is somewhat co-incident that the Steamboat Washington wns burned two years ago, near the same spot. Thp fire wns discovered by the De Wiit Clinton, then about 18 miles west of the Erie... She was immediately put for the spot and arrived in time to rescue twenty-seven of the survivors. Two others were picked up by a small boat from Dunkirk, and these comprise tire whole list of saved. The Clinton towed the wreck to within three miles
of the shore, when the line parted, and it sunk.
When the uiinton reached the spot, the trie was
burned to the water's edge, the few survivors cling
in2 to the naming fragments ot the wreck, or
floatingon such stary article, as accident furnished.
The fire appeared to originate from the bursting of
a demijohn of spirits of turpentine, of which, 2 or 3
were placed by some painters who had been at work
on board, near the fluez.
A more disastrous spectacle could not have bppn presented. Perishing hundreds awaited a frarful death for what fate is more dreadful than such as is
met in the midst of burning timbers and sliding
smoke: alone in their misery on the waters; with
the land, which they would have bartered worlds to
gain, but five or six miles away; with none to hea the wild cry for succor or to sppak consolation to th
despairing spirit, rearttil most tearful was their perilous condition, and. it. will belting before either the
event or its consequences are forgotten.
From the Madisonian of August 12. SUB-TREASURY REPEALED. The amendments adopted by the House to the bill repealing the Sub-Treasury were yesterday concurred in by the Senate, and the bill therefore only wants the signature of the President to become a law. The bill repeals the Sub-Treasury act excepting that part of it which provides for the punishment of defaulters; it repeals also the Deposit act of 1836 (the Stale Bank Deposit system) excepting the 13th and 14th sections, and also repeuls a law of 1S36 limiting the receivability ef bank notes to those of a denomination above ,$20. The Senate employed the residue of the day in discussing and amending the Land Bill.
Ihe Bankrupt Law occupied the deliberations of
the House. If the Repeal Bill becomes a law, and the Bank Bill does not, the Treasury will be thrown upon the law ..of 17S9. , : COMMUNICATED. OBITUARY. :, Departed this life near Rome, Perry county, India
na, on the Olh inst. JAiVllVi ivUliNU, at an advanced age. Mr. R. wat among the Pioneers of the West, and a soldier and non-commissioned officer in the campaigns of St. Clair and Wayne. He carried with him to his grave wounds received while engaged in the public service. The Editors at Lavvrenceburgh and Richmond will please notice the above.
NOTICE; fTUIE undersigned having been appointed by the President of
JL tbi United States Commissioners, in pursuance of the treaty made with the Miami tribe of Indians on the 28lh day of November, A. D. 1840, to investigate claims against the Miami In dians as provided in Baid treaty, we hereby give notice to the claimants, and parlies interested, that we will attend at ot near the Forks of the Wabash on the first of September next, for the purpose of receiving and examining such claims us are properly vouched and presented. ; The investigation will commence on the first tiny of September. The Commissioners, however, will attend four or five days previous thereto for the purpose of receiving accounts and claims. All claims must be handed in to the Commissis9ioncrs within
one week alter the session commences. Tliey will not be re
ceived afterwards without a sufficient excuse lor the delay. In cases of judgments rendered against any ol the Indians, or of notes or obligations purporting to be given or signed by them, proof must be made of the original consideration of each claim, and of the circumstances under which the judgments were rendered or the obligations signed. No such judgments, notes or obligations will be regarded as
evidences of debts unless the indebtedness be clearly shewn
If the original book or entries cannot be produced, their loss or destruction must be proved. Each claimant in his account must specify the placo of his residence or of trade. AH accounts, whether against the nation, a band, or an Individual Indian, must be stated separately. The claimant, in all instances, will be required to swear to the justice of his claim; and his affidavit must testify that the articles charged have been sold in good faith to the Indian or band of Indians, and have not been repurchased by the original ven. der, or his clerk, or agent, or any one else entrusted by or acting for him, and then re sold to the original Indian purchaser or purchasers that the debt lias been contracted at the date or dates it bears that the goods or other articles have been sold to
the Indians to supply their wants, real or supposed; and not that
the sume might be received in payment for a horse or other article at tin enormous price. Aud if the claim be in the form of judgments, notes, or obligations, the oath must testify that they were rendered or given for the sums actually owing, and not extorted from the Indians for more than was really due under duress, by arrest or civil process, or any other species of duress, circumvention or deception. In case the claimant does not attend himself, an affidavit to the efTect described in the foregoing paragraphs, sworn to before some proper officer and sufficiently authenticated, must accompany the statement of his claim. Accounts or claims bearing date between the 6th of November,
A. 1). 1838, and the 28th of November, A. D. 1840, and those bearing date between the last mentioned date and the 25th of February, A. D. 1841, must be stated separately.
aug 18 3w O. L. CLARK,
Fort Wayne, August 4, 1841. LOT BLOOMFIELD.
Or. SWA VICE'S compound syrup of PRI7N17S VlltGIIV1AIYA OK WILD CHKltltV. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spittings of Blood, Soreness of Throat, Whooping Cough, and all Diseases indicative of CONSUMPTION. Many people are so apt to consider a cold hut a trifling matter,
and to think that "it.will go away of itself in a day or two," that they give themselves no trouble about , it. But to such we would say, 'be careful of your colds;' do not tamper ivith your constitutions. If you desire to live to "a good old age," he careful
to take such remedies ns will effect an easy and a speedy cure.
jjr. swayne'i compound ayrupot "Primus Virginians or Wild Cherry," has cured more colds than any other medicine offered for salein this country. The certificates of cures effected by this Invaluable medicine, which the proprietor is daily receiving, arc
ot inc most gratifying character, and tends to show its sanative
properties, and the high rank it holds in public estimation. For sale by CKA1GHEAD & BRANDON", aug 18 3w Agents for Indianapolis. '; NOTICE. Oitice Indiana Mutpal Fire Insuiianck Company,) Indianapolis, August 11, 1841. HPHE Members of said Company ure hereby notified, that for - the payment of losses hv fire and liabilities sustained and
incurred by said Company since September 2fj, 1840, the Directors have this day ordered the following assessment on the Premium Notes, payable to the Treasurer on or before the fourth
day of October next ensuing, to wit:
on an ivotes date on or before December 8. 1839. and not
discharged, being from No. 1 to No. 1998. both inclusive, eirht
and one quarter per cent.
On all Notes dated after December 8. 1839. and on or before
December 23, 1839, being from No. 1999 to No. 2.018. both in
elusive, seven aud one quarter per cent. '
on all Notes dated after December 23. 1839, and on or before
October 29, IS 10, being from No. 2,019 to No. 2.184. both in
clusive, siz and three quarters per cent.
On all. notes dated October 29, 1840, and on or before December 8, 1840, being from No 2,185 to No. 2,234, both inclusive, five and three quarters per cent., On all Notes dated after December 8, 1840, and on or before December 18, 1840, being from No, 2,235 to No. 2,245, both in elusive, five and one half per cent. On all Notes dated after December 18, 1840, and on or before
lebruary b, 1841, being from No. 2.24G to No. 2,283, both in
clusive, four and three quarters per cent. . On all Notes dated afier February 6, 1841, and on or before February 18, 1841, being from No. 2,284 to No. 2,294, both inelusive, four and one quarter per cent. On all Notes dated after February 18, 1341, and on or before March 9, 1841, being from No. 2,295 to No. 2,306, both inclusive, four per cent. On all Notes dated after March 9, 1841, and on or before May 24, 1841, being from No 2,307 to No. 2,334, both inclusive,
one and three quarters per cent. On all Notes daied after May 24, 1841, and on Or befbre July 9, 1841, being from No. 2,335 to No. 2,349, both inclusive, one quarter per cent. ' Receipts for assessments will be forwarded to agents or oth cr duly authorized persons, to whom Members are requested to make prompt payment. Interest .will be charged on all assesments due after October 4th; the day on which they are payable. Members are reminded that by the eleventh section of the charter they are made liable for suit on the whole amount of their pre
mium notes in case they neglect or refuse to pay their assess, ments. Notes of the solvent banks in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Ohio, will be received for assessments at par. In case any Members have alienated their policies by sale or
otherwise, they are urgently requested to surrender the same for discharge in accordance with the 15th section of the charter,
which mases mem name mr assessments until such (surrender. Agents are requested to call the attention of Members to the requisitions of the charter and by-laws. By order of the Directors. augl43w JAMES BLAKE, Treasurer.
LIST OF LETTERS v REMAINING in the Post office at Indianapolis, August 1, 1841. fey-Persons calling for these letters will please say advertised, otherwise they may not be looked for.
jEzebon Allen
Nathaniel Bolton
Aaron Aldridge 2 Leonard Atwat.er
G. G. Boswell Henry Brenneman Luke Bryan John Burl .. ; Mary Brown S. S. Brown Jas. M. Brown John M. Bateman' F. F. Brandstetter Jas. Burton
S. L. Bickford 2
Ellis Bunnel Miss Isabel H. Bryan Lewis D. Bo vn ton
Jas. Bradley
Benjamin Carter
Martin Christian
John P. Childers
Mary E. Clark
Henry L. Coffman
Stephen Crawford James Ceaboug Russel Cambee
P. Coverdale
Isaac Cook 2
Brenton Dilworth
David Dunnan Thomas Dunning William Dorsey Henry David Thomas Dwyre
Sidney Bruce Henry Brenton KarlBado
BRUSHES! BRUSHES!! SWEEPING, Dusting, Scrubbing, White wash, Hearth, Shoe, Horse, Cloth, Hair, Crumb, Painters and every other kind of Brushes; For sale by TOMLINSON BROTHERS, june 25 Sign of the Golden Mortar.
. NOTICE. npHE undersigned have taken out letters of administration on -- the estate of Thomas Mills, late of Hendricks county, de.
deased. ..Those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated fur settlement, and those in. debted to said ei-tate will please make immediate payment. Tho
estate is supposed to be solvent. DAVID MILLS,
augl8 3wp JAMES WILSON
4
adm'rs
Petition to sell real
estate of earn in
testate.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
Probate Court of said County, August Term, 1841.
Jesse L, Williams and Daniel Yandes, administrators of the estate of James Dean,
deceased, vs. John Dean, Sarah Dean, Hannah Dean,
Margaret Dean, Elizabeth Dean, and James
Dean and others, the unknown heirs of
6aid James Dean, deceased.
'I'HE said defendants, John Dean, Sarah Dean, Hannah Dean, - Margaret Dean, Elizabeth Dean, James Dean and others the
unknown heirs of said James Dean, deceased, are hereby notifi. ed that on the thirteenth day of August, 1841 , said Jesse L. Williams and Daniel Yandes, administrators as aforesaid, filed their petition in said court against them, said defendants, which is still pending therein; and they are further heteby notified to appear
into the Probate Court aforesaid, on the first day of the November term thereof, to be held at the court house in the town of Indianapolis on the fourth Monday in November next, and show cause, if any they can, why the real estate ol" said decedent, in the said petition set forth and described, shall not be sold and made assets for the payment of the debts and demands and such expenses as may accrue against the estate of laid decedent. By order of said Court, this 13th day of August, 1841. Attest, augl8 3w R. B. DUNCAN, clerk.
Consumption and its fatal consrauences.
It is made known to us from the "bills of mortality," that two thirds of the human family die annually from that fatal de stroycr "Consumption!" Would patients pay more regard to their health, and procure proper remedies nt the first attack, many valuable lives wou'd be saved to the enjoyment of their dear est friends and relatives. It is a well known fact that "Doctor SwaYne's CoMi'orNb Syrcp of Wild Cherry" will arrest the dangerous disease, This Medicine has proved its efficacy in "thousands of cases." The very many certificates received, and the recommendations from country agentB, who sell this Medicine throughout the United States, is truly astonishing they speak
from ocular prool, witnessing the cures in their own vicinity
This certainly is sufficient evidence to convince the most skeptl
col of the wonderful efficacy of this invaluable medicine. Will
patients any longer be duped by inexperienced compounds, rec
ommended by ignornnt pretenders as "cure alls," which they
well known is both ruinous to the health and constitution ?
PRINCIPAL DEPOT for the above medicine is at No 19
North EIGHTH St , Philadelphia. It may he obtained of agents
generally throughout the United Mates, rrice gl per bottle.
N. B. Any person wishing to see certificates of cures and re
commendations, can see them at any time by calling at thePrin cipal Depot. For sale by
fuly28 CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON, agents, Indianapolis.
CHRISTIAN UYMN HOOK.
rpHE Christian Hymn Book, by Walter Scott, new edition, for sale at DAVIS'S Bookstore,
aug 18 1 door west of Browning's Hall.
ELECTION NOTICE.
"I Y authority from the Governor of Indiana I hereby notify the qualified voters of Marion county to meet at the several pla
ces of holding elections in said county, on the eighteenth of Sep
tember,o choose a Senator lo the General Assembly of the state
of Indiana, to fill the vacaney occasioned hy the resignation of
Kobert Hanna. aug 18. J. B. FURGASON, Sheriff.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
'pHE annual course of Lectures in this Institution will com
- incnce on the First Monday in November, and close the first
of March. Faculty:
John T. Shotwoll, M. D. , Professor of Anatomy and Physio
logy; John Locke, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy; R. D. Musscy, M. D., Professor of Surgery;
John P. Harrison, M. D.,- Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics;
M. B. Wright, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children; Jarcd P. Kirtland, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Prac tice of Medicine.
The Fee for admission to the Lectures of the Professors is $15 each making the aggregate $90 to be paid in advance. The Matriculation fee of $5, entitles the Students to the use of the College Library during the session. The ticket for attendance at
the Hospital is $5, and the dissecting ticket $10, either of which
may be taken or omitleikat pleasure.
The dissecting rooms will be opened early in October, under
the immediate direction of the Professor of Anatomy and his assis lant, Dr. J. P. Judkins. ,
The commencement for conferring degrees will take place on
or before the 10th of March. 7 he graduation fee is $25 to be
paid prior to examination. The price of good boarding ii from 2 to 3 dollars per week. Cincrnnati, Aug 12 aug!8 3w JohsT Shotw kll. Dean. A RARE CHANCE. THE subscribers being about to relinquish the Drug business, offer for sale their stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, &e. The stand is one of the best in the env the business extensive, and with sufficient means can be increased to any desirable amount. Terms of sale favorable and made known upon application to W. PECK & Co. auglli3w 1R Main si., Cincinnati. U'ESTERN RESERVE CHEESE. 6 DRUMS of Western Eeserve Cheese, of a superior article, at the Cheap Grocery and Provision Store, nearly opposite Palmer's new Hotel. aug 14 E. HEDDERLY.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
Probate Court of said County, August Term, A. D. 1841. In the matter of the estate of Mi ) rt , . ' chael Altenherger, deceased. n complaint of Insolvency. rpHE creditors of said estate are hereby notifird, 'thai on the twelfth day of August, in the year 1841, Jacob Corman, ad
ministrator of said estate, filed his complaint of the insolvency thereof in the said court, that the same is now pending therein, and that unless they notify said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement of the nature, description, and date, of the contract or
assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the office of the clerk of said court, previous to the final distribution of the as
sets of the estate of the) said decedent, such claims will be postponed in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditors. By order of said Court, this 12th day of August, 1841. Attest, aug 18 6w K. B. DUNCAN, clerk.
Transylvania University, Medical Department.
ri"IIE Lectures in this institution, commence, as usual, on the
1 first Monday in November, and close on the last day of Feb ruary. The faculty consists of: BenJ. W. Dudley, M. D., Professor of Anatomy und Surgery, James M. Bush, M. D.t Adjunct Professor of do.
James C. Cross, M. D., Professor of Institutes and Medical
Jurisprudence. Elislia Bartlett, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice. W, H. Richardson, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. Thos. D. Mitchell, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, and Therapeutics. Robert Petef, M. D-, Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. The cost of a full course of lectures is 105, payable in ad
vance, jn notes of good nnd solvent Banks of the States whence the pupils come. The Matriculation and Library ticket is 5, and the Dissecting ticket $10. Graduation fee, 20. Boarding and Lodging, (fuel and lights included,) from $2 50 to $3 per week. By order, THOMAS D. MITCHELL, M. D Dean of Faculty.
Le.xizgton, Ky., June 1, 1841. July 2-3mo. NEW SHAD. TUST received 3 Ihs. New Shad, No. I, put up expressly for
.J
Mrs. Frances Eakle Mrs. Lucy Elleck James Fisher JJenjamin Flours James Farnsler James Forsee 2 Frederick Follz Daniel Griffin Uriah Gales
A.T. Green Allen GreenV Jane Graft'urt II. R. Gaston
J. C. Howe 2 Peter Hesson Peter Hess, ng Isaac Hensley II. H. Hail Mitchell Hushaw John Hawkins Robert Harbison James Harbason Hill & Alilick James Higenbottoin John Hunter Thomas Johnson 2 Russel B. Jones : Edwin Jones Dr. L. A. Johnson Toiney Kilgore
Charles Luce Nathaniel Lyon Edmund Lovett John Lea George W, Lewis Rebecca Morehead Heinrich Musing
Jane Miller Larkin Myers
John Ma lone
Elizabeth Malory
Nathaniel Matthews
James Mustard
iBartholomew Bridge!
Hiram Bucon Samuel Brackman Charles W. Bovco
Westley Bnyce C. W. Brown Alexander Bodkitl Elijah Bowman Noah Barnhart
Elizabeth Balery
Vincent Baqueltn
J William II. Care! Joseph Cay lor Benjamin Crow der John Coil John Mathews or Mary Calvin Martha Cox Thomas J. Collins Bonjamin Carrel
Joseph G. Drake Jackson Davis Ambrose Dawson or Uriah Dawson
John Dowling
Djctor Daviess John Emrey . r
Richard Fox Claudias Francai Asa Fowler Mrs. M. J. Farquar
Stephen Foster
Amos W. Gordon Joseph Gonter John Green John Gilleland
I James Gibson lirienry Gravson H ' -
Susan Howard Joshua Hobart Levi Hobbs Henry Harnley John Hippi Jacob Human Gila Ann Harris" David Huff
Selan Holmes Israel Hardin William Hall Daniel Hermeling
Israel Jennings William Jenkins Albert Jones 3
21 IGeorge Kessenger ' Ii I A. C. Logan Richard Ladtike Sally Lapoint John Locklear I m jJohn Mongarry
moore oi urooKe Abraham Mann
David Marrs
Kneeland I. Munsori
Robert Mitchell
Mr. Morris
family use.
aug 14
E. HEDDERLY.
TEAS. t BOXES Imperial Tea and 3 Chests Y. II.
and for sale by
june 22
Tea just received E. JORDAN.
- ' ,., .. FEMALES Who are troubled with sick headache, pain in the side, breast, and back, loss of appetite, flatulency, lowness of spirits, palpitation of the heart, faintings, or giddiness, sickness at the stomach, bilious affections, tightness at the chest, nausea, vomiting, noise in the stomach, flushings of heat, and chilliness, diseases of the nerves, and organs of digestion, ta., those who may be thus affected, should not neglect to procure Dr. Harlich's Compound Strengthening Tjnic, and Aperient Oerman Pills, which are warranted to give immediate relief. Thousands do we almost daily behold, whose countenance and pale emaciated cheeks bear
occular witness to sickness and affliction. Could those persons be persuaded lo use this invaluable medicine, they would soon I
find their weak and debilitated frame stren
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ALLUM SALT. BARRELS AllumSalt received and forsaleby Madison june 25. C. WOODBURN.
LIVER COMPLAINT. This disease is discovered 'iy a fixed obtuse pain in the right side under the short ribs, attended with heat and uneasiness about the pit of the stomach; there is in the rlgHt side also a distension; the patient loses his appetite, and becomes sick and troubled with vomiting. The tongue becomes rough and black, countennnce changes lo a pale or citron (iolor, or yelow like those afflicted with jaundice, difficulty of breathing, disturbed rest, attended with a dry cough, difficulty of laying on the left
side, the body becomes weak, and finally the disease terminates
into another of a more serious nature, which in all probability js
far bevond the power of human skill. Dr. Harlich's Compodwd
thened, their minds Strehhtheninq and German Afiriint Pills, if takn at the
composed, and ail pain and distress driven from the system, when commencement of this disease, will check it. and by continu ing
the body will again renew its lost vigor, and put on a "new life "
and death for awhile be deprived of its prey. What heart but
feels glad to behold their near relatives and dear friends, snatch
ed as if by magic from that fatal destroyer, Death. Ye who are
laboring under disease let not another day or night pass without procuring this medicine, as it will in a majority of cases effect a
permanent cure. Kemember delays are dangerous j and if disease is neglected, its ravages will doubly increase.
TpPeincipal Office for the United States, No. 19 NORTH
EIGHTH Street, where recommendations of hundreds of persons may be seen, all of which have been cured or benefitted hy the medicine.
For Sale at the sign of the Golden Mortar, directly ooDosite
the Washington Hail. auZ18-3w TOMLINSON BROTHERS, Agents.
ST Received m Lot of
Comp. Extract Colocynth,
Extract Gentian, Dandelion.
july 8
Extract Hyosciamus. " Cicuta, Muriate Morphia, Veralrine.
And for sale at the Drug store of
CRAIGHEAD & BRANDON.
the use of the medicine a few weeks, a perfect cure will be jert
formed. Thousands can testify to this fact
Certificates of many persons may daily be seen of the efficacy
of this Invaluable medicine, by applying at the Medical Office
No. 19 North EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail at the sign of the Golden Mortar
directly opposite the Washington Hall. augll3w TOMLINSON BROTHERS.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
JOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out 1 letters of administration on the estate of John Zumwalt
.'ate of Hancock county, State of Indiana, deceased, all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the stme are notified to present them duly authenticated lor settlement, the said estate
is supposed to be solvent. DjJNIEL ZL'M WALT july 22-gw-pd DANIEL LONG,
Admrs.
CABINET BUSINESS.
HPHE subscrmers have taken the well known Cabinet Shop formerly occupied by Fleming T. Luse, where they will punc
tually attend to all orders entrusted to them. Tbey respecfully
solicit a share of public patronage.
N. B. They will especially attend to the business of making
Coffins. A Hearse and gentle horse will always be in atten-
ance. All orders in this line, from both town and country.
will be promptly attended to. TUCKER A. WEAVER, aug 18
SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an execution to me directed fro-n the clerk's office of the Marion circuit court, I will expose to public sale on the 26th day of August, 1841, in front of the court house in the town of Indianapolis, between the hours prescribed by law on sahl day, the-rents and profits for seven yeart of the east half of the north west quarter of section 22, township 16, range 2 east, containing forty acres more or less, and on failure lo realize the full amount demanded by said execution with damages and costs, I will at the same time and place proceed to expose the fee simple of said land; to be sold as Ihe property of William T. Lewis, at the suit of David G. Boardman. aug 4-3w J. B. FURGASON, Sb'ff. '
Philip M'Cormick
David M'Nab
William M'Call ,
Alexander H. M'Clusky
Henry Onnsby
Timothy Orr
Robert C. Pittman
Alexander Push
Adam Patterson
John Pike
Nicholas H. Porter James B. Ray C. Rivers William Ransom John Riichey Ephraim Robinson J. Ready Lavina Reed Peter Royster
George Stump
labarthy Sanders
Morgan L. fcmith Z Scipio Sed wick Charles Scilings William Sparks Ellen Sanders .
Nicholas Sell Joseph Steltner
Mr. Smith (Land office) 2
Miss M. J. Scott Joseph Sliroyer 2 Judith Snell Masoii Stake Harris Tyner W. E. Tyner Ira Thayer
John Thompson
MACS
Thomas M'Clannahan Francis M'Ctelland Thomas M'Farland Alexander MacKenzre
Oliver Vanlaninghafn
Milton Vert
iCaroline O'Near
Fletcher V. Pratt ! John Perkins
John Prickett
Ezra Prutsman 2
John Perry
Mathias Reck John Records John Richey or Samuel Richey
Samuel Ritchey
John Robe jRachel Rodgers S
Clarissa Srrtith Samuel L. Scott Thomas M. Smith ir.
Judith M. Snell
jAnthony Swatsey
David shields Delanson Slawson
James Snow
Enoch Silvers
Hugh Slaving Daniel Shroyer
Thomas Stout .
Peter Stout
Milton Taffe
George Tomlinson John Threlkild
V
Nathaniel Vice
Gotlieb William
John Wood Daniel Winslow
Joseph E. Wishard John Wishard 2
Francis Whicher
Joseph Whiatley
America illiams
Cyras York
iJohn Williams Charles Whitehead Frederick H. Willenbrini?
Sarah Warman Silas M. Wheeler James Ward
Riley Wooten
Hiram Wright
7 & Z Carl Zobbe JOSEPH M. MOORE, P. M.
COLD LEAF. PACKS GOLD LEAF. For sale by june 11 CRAIGHEAD BRAXDOX.