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one measure. He undoubtedly agrees with them on all others. The Whigs should not therefore withdraw their countenance from his Adminis
tration. Let them give their hearty support and co-operation. He will not ask at their Hands a re-election; but we doubt not he will lend his aid and influence to elect a President that shall be essentially and strictly a Whig. Keep cool, calm, and steady then. Great good can yet be accomplished; and when the proper time arrives, a National Bank, more beneficial and more acceptable than the one provided for by the vetoed bill, will be furnished the country.
"I forbid,'
THE VETO POWER How we dislike the word veto, the
of one man. It is a prerogative of despots that should not be permitted to grow in our democratic soil. In a Republican Government one man should not have the power to put at defiance the will of the majority. BRUTAL MURDER. An Irishman, whose name we cannot learn, was found last Wednesday or Thursday morn
ing, in the south-east part of town, most shockindv mangled and bruised. One of his arms
was broken in two places, and his body, head r,,1 fan mnst. hmtallv beat and bruised. He was
aiiu - j taken to the poor-house, where he has since di
a Ho was rnhliffl of $100. We have not
s tU heard that our town authorities have taken any
steDS to discover the perpetrators of this glaring
crime. Such a circumstance should not go un
.noticed.- The guilty should be sought out and brought to punishment. The Common Council
should immediately offer a reward, or take such other course' as they in their wisdom might deem
efficient. The whole matter is now shrouded in
mystery, that might be penetrated if prompt
steps were taken.
Latest from Washington. We are permitted to make the following extract from a letter written at Washington on the evening of the 19th inst. to a gentleman in this
place:
"You have doubtless ere this seen the veto
message. To-day we naa one oi me mosi animated and eloquent . debates between Messrs.
Clay and Rives that I ever heard. It was rather too personal. The vote wa3 taken on the pas-
sage of the bill and stood yeas 25, nays 24. Be
ing less than two-thirds the biiyof course ieil. I feel however pretty confident that we shall yet
have, a Bank, that the Land Bill will pass, and that the session will close triumphantly."
Another great man fallen John B. Rich-
ardville, the Principal Chief oi the Miami Nation, died on the 13th instant at his residence on the St. Marys river near Fort Wayne, in this
StntP Tin was ahnnt 80 vears of aire. He left
5hnnt ift9.nn.nnn in snecie. besides immense
quantities of very valuable real estate. By will
he left his vast fortune equally divided among his relations.
According to the returns as published in the
last Sentinel, parties will stand in the next Le
lature as follows:
-gisls
Senators, one vacancy, -House of Representatives,
Whigs. 28 46
L. F.
21 54
74 . ':: 75 The vacancy to be filled is in this county
If the Whigs should succeed, of which there is not much doubt, parties will be equally balanced
in the next Legislature of Indiana.
TAXES FOR 1&I1. . ' THE Treasurer and Collector of Madison county, Indiana, hereby gives notice that the duplicate for the present year is now in liis hands. The amount of taxes levied is, For State purposes, on each one hundred dollars, forty cents, poll tax seventy-five ants; For County purposes, on each one hundred dolla rs, forty cents, poll tax seventy-five cents; For Road purposes, on each one hundred dollars, ten 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 to-wit: Township of Green, on Monday the 11th of Octoher; Township of Fall creek, on Tuesday and Wednetday the 12th and 13th of October; Township of Adams, on Thursday and Friday the 141U and
loth ot Ociolier;
SENATORIAL ELECTION. Sat u it lay, lSlb of September. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM HAN-
NAMAN as a candidate for the Senale, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of Gen. Robert
Hanna.
COMMUNICATED.. DIED On Friday the 20th inst. Mr. George Ste
venson of this place, a native ot Scotland, in the oou year of his age. ' His relatives and friends, although they deeply deplore his loss, hove the consolation to know that he died in peace with his God and the world. Of the deceased, it may he said, that he was an honest
man, the noblest work of God.::
kann.on Mondavthe 18th of October;
Township of Anderson, on Tuesday and Wednesday the 19th and 2(Jth of October; Township of Union, on Thursday the 21st of Octoher; Township of Richland, on Friday the 22d of October; Township of Lafayette, on Monday the 15th of October; Township of Pipe creek, on Tuesday the 26th of October; Township of Monroe, on Wednesday and Thursday tiie 27th nnd28th of October; Towntbipof Van Burcn, on Friday the 20th of October. Persons owing taxes are assured that if they are not paid promptly, within the time prescribed by law, payment will be enforced to the utmost rigor of the law, without respect to persons N. ii. The hiw of 1841 renuires the taxes to he paid at the
time and places advertised in each township, and if not paid at
that lime .or on or before the 25th of December next, the Coliec
tnr will tin rnmnoiipii in i-pniiiip ten tier rent, on the same; the
Whole nnvnhln nt his ollice at the Coiinlv seat.
The Hsspssmpni. nf taxes has the nature of a judgment, and if
they are not paid at the lime and place advertised for receiving
the same, the Treasurer is compelled to distrain suilicteni proper ty ami sell it under the hummer until the taxes are satisfied. He will atlend in ners"n or by deputy, at his ollice in Andcr
sontoivn, until the 25Ji day of December Kext, when and where
the people can have an opportunity of paving their taxes. JAMES A. KINDLE,
Andersonlown, Aug 25-6 w
County Treasurer.
B1
SHERIFF'S SALE.
V virtue of an eieciiJoii to me directed from the Clerk s
ollice of the Marion Circuit Court, will expose to public
nn ihel.'ii.h dav of Scnlemher. 1841. in Hon of the conn
House in i-i e town ol Indiam'poiis.iietweeii me mnus pirsui i'u u.v law on said day, the rents ami pioliis lor seven years, of lots Nos. 7 and 8, in square 51, lot :.o. 6' in square 88, in Isaac Harris's addition to Indianapolis; and on .'allure to realize I he 1'u 4 amount demanded by said execution with damages and tosis, 1 wi'tni Me same lime and place proceed to expose the fee simple of sa'd lois; to he sold as iiie property of John Elder at me
suit of Alvord and Morr'sou.
aug25-3w J. B. FUKG A SON, Sh ft.
CHRISTIAN HYMN iioot.' . . .i;i; tr
riMIE Christian Hymn Hook, by waiter Bcott, new """"" J- pale at DAVIS'S llookstore,
nii2 18 .1 door west of Brownings nan.
ELECTION NOTICE.
BY authority from the Governor of Indiana J liercoy nouiy me nimlified voters of Mnrion count v to meet at the several pla
ces of holding elections in snid county, on flie eighteenth of September, to choose a Senator to the General Assembly of the state of Indiana, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Robert Hanna. aug 18. J. D. FURGASON, Hherm.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO. 'TMIE annual course of Lectures in this Institution will com--mence on the First Monday in November, and close the first
of March. Faculty:
T..iin t sijntivMi nr n . PnirVronr n? Anatomv and Physio
logy; ,
John Locke, St. p.. Professor or Chemistry and rnarmacy; K. I). Mussey, M. D., Professor of Surgery; John P. Harrison, M. 13., Professor of Materia Mcdlca and Therapeutics; , 81. B. Wright, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children; Jarcd P. Kirtland, M. D., Frofcssor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. '."'.;'' . The Fee for admission to the Lectures 0f the Professors is $15 each making the aggregate 90 'o 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, mid the dissecting ticket $10, either of which may he taken or omitted at pleasure. The dissecting rooms will be opened early in October, under the immediate direction of the Professor of Anatomy and his assistant, Dr. J, P. Judkins. The commencement for conferring degrees will take place on or before the 10th of March. The graduation fee is 25 to be paid prior to examination. The price of good hoarding is from 2 to 3 dollars per week. Cincinnati. Aug 12 nugl3w John T. SiiorwKi.t,. Dean.
A RARE CHANCE. THE subscribers being about to relinquish the Drug business, otl'er for sale their stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, &c. The stand is one of the best in the citv the business extensive, and with sufficient means can he increased to any ries li able amount. Terms of sale favorable and made known upon application to W. PECK & Co. augl8 3w 13 Main st.., Cincinnati. WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE. 6 DRUMS of Western Reserve Cheese, of a superior article, at the Cheap Grocery and Provision Store, nearly opposite Palmer's new Hotel. aug!4 E- HEDDERLY.
J A! in
ARE JACKSON HARRISON NO MORE? LAW & JSN-KEEP1NC UNITED.
AMES I!, fi A Y 'respectfully announces 10 me puuiic 1 nai,
inder the laws of necessity, he lias opened Ins iavern
House in Indianapolis, Indiana. Eiriium on vv usuiiigiiiii tu 1:01 , opposite 10 the Court house, and intends Keeping the "Travelers' Ray House," as good as the best and as cheap as lie cheapest, as an "orderly and respectable house of entertainment should he kept, at reduced prices. He lias an e .celleul, dry wagon yard, supplied with waler i'"d sheds, to accommodate movers; and lie will keep Corn, Hay, Oats, &c. 10 sell. His ostler will he honest, and his stable kepi in the best manner. The traveler and emigrant may he, probably, protiucd by his i.nowledge 0 f tiie topography and geography of the con nt. 7, having traveled much hiinbeif. .-The Preacher and all real olijec.s of charily not charged. Mo gambling, rioting, or reiailing of liquors permitted. Refreshments furnished vviinout extra charge to travelers. a,g25 4w J- l!AN. B. Mr. Ray continues to exchange law services for produce.
STATE OF INDIANA, S U P R E Al
.;;.; Term, D. Hi ll. Wbdsksdxy, Jew ibb 14th, A.D..-1S41. 1 John Jamison, 1 VS. ' r..- i ''
James Fellows, John VVadsworth, Kirharrt b. in unanccry. Fellows, John W,. Osboi'u, Jacob S. Willcts, I
Martha Foster, and Albert (... Willnrd. . J
AT 'this time comes the complainant by 111s counsel, ami u appearing to the salisi'actiou of the court that Die defen
dants, James Fellows, Joiin waiisworin, a:iu uicmuu o. '
ows are not inhabitants of this stale: Hereupon tt is O'llcrcu
hut said last named defendants he and appear belo. o tins coin t the State house on the fourth Monday in November next, and
answer the complainant's hill, or tiie niatiersand things therein contained will be taken as confessed as to them and decreed accordingly: And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be
Wished in the Indiana Journal, a newspaper prinieu ai mum
's, for three weeks successively. A true copy. Attest,
H. P. COKUr.N, c. s. c.
T
Some of the Locos are already pointing to the Madisonian, as a Whig paper that supports and
justifies the President in his veto. The Madiso
nian is not a Whiff paper. It was established as
a Van Buren paper. It afterwards became Conservative; and supported Gen. Harrison for President. Since his death, however, it has broached and advocated doctrines antagonistical to the principles of the Whigs, and for which they will not be responsible. For our part we never did consider it a strict Whig paper; and now we look upon it as being little better, if any, in its principles, than the Globe. "The writer had better send for it, if it's worth that sum Slate Sentinel. You "had better" learn to write with more
grammatical correctness before you attempt to
criticise others.
MAHOGANY VEXEEHS.
UliS day received, on consignment, ,000 feet maiiogany
Veneers, a general asso--tmc.nl ot winch win oc som wuo-c-
sale or retail very low for cash, perhaps lower man ever ueium offered in Ihe western market. Persons from abroad, by sending their orders, describing the quality, sliall iiave tlicm as cheap as hough present, and well 'put up. Also a lot of Hair Cloth. JAMES TOMPKINS, Cincinnati, aug. 17. Corner of Walnut and Columbia sts. V M. B. A few slocks of Veneers will he exchanged for plain well made Furniture. augij 3w
BANKRUPT BILL PASSED.
On the 18th the Bankrupt Bill passed the
House, with an amendment to go into operation
nn thfi 1st of February next. The Senate imme
diately concurred in the amendment. The Mad
isonian says the President will promptly sign the
Bill; so, ere this, it is a law of the land.
THE TENNESSEE ELECTION RECAPITULATION.
Jones.
East Tennessee Middle Tennessee West Tennessee
17,087 24,027 11,265 52,379
Polk. 13,810 26,573 8,653 49,035
TAXES! TAXES!!
THE citizens of Hendricks county are hereby notified that the amouiu of laxes charged in said county for State, County ,
Eoad and other purposes is as follows, to-wil;
For State purposes, seventy-five cents for eacn pon aim jony
rents on each hundred dollars valuation of taxable property;
For County purposes, fifl y cents on each poll Hiid thirteen and
one-third cenu on each hundred dollars valuation ot taxable pro.
perty; . ".-. ....
For Road purposes, fioe cents on eacn hunnreu aouais vaiua
tion of laxalile property.
The undersigned, Treasurer of said county, will attend nt tne
usual place pi noKting elections in eacn lownsuipiur ujcpuipu
of receiving the taxes, on the davs following to wn:
in Eel river township on Saturday the 2d of October, 1341; in Marion township on Monday the 4lh of Octoher, " in Franklin township on Tuesday the 5th of October, " In Liberty township on Wednesday theb'tb of Octoher, " In Middle township on Thursday the 7lu of Octoher, " jn Brown lovvnsliip on Friday tite SUi ofOrtober, " In Washington township on Saturday the9lh of October, In Guilford lownshin on Monday the 11lh of Octoher, "
In Centre township on Tuesday and Wednesday the 12th and
13th davs of Octobei , 13-51.
At which times and places the citi.ens are remiesled to attend
prepared to settle their taxes; and by so doing you will save costs
on your part and lime and trouble on my part, i.c. nil". 25-6w ED.MU.XD CLACK, Treasurer H. C.
W. L. F. 12 13 39 36 51 49
Jones' majority, 3,344. The election of Standifer, Whig, in Hamilton and Marion counties decides the political
Senators, Representatives,
Whig majority on joint ballot two. "Let the State Bank of Indianakeep a good look out that its vaults are not robbed shortly ."Indiana State Sentinel. Since the arrival of the editor of the Sentinel we learn that the officers of the Branch Bank at this place have taken steps to procure the Combination Lock, as affording more security to their Taults.
TAXES.
lVjOTICE is hereby given that. I will attend in person or by deputy at the usual places of holding elections in the several
townshins in Boone county, Indiana, to-wit:
In Centre township on the 8th and 9th days of November
next; In Washington on the 10th and 11th days of November; In Sugar creek on the 12th and Litli days of November; In Jefferson on tiie 15th and 16th days of November; In Jackson 011 ihe 17th and 18th days of November; ' In Harrison on Ihe 19th and 20lh days of November; In Perry on the 22d and 23d days of November; In Eagle on tiie 24tit and 25th days of November; In Union 011 the 2b'th and 27lii days of November; In Marion 011 the 29th and 30th days of November; In Clinton on the 1st and 2d days of December;
fnr the niirnoseof receivins the Stale and County revenue of all
thnsp from whom t lie same is due, for the year 1841.
The amount charged on each one hundred dollars worth of
taxable property, For State purposes is forty cents; For County purposes is twenty-two and a half cents; For Uoad purposes, is five cents. 3. T. M'LAUGH LIN, Treasurer of Coon County Lebanon, August 25. b"w
We learn that the President was burnt in effigy, at Columbus in this State, on the receipt of the veto news.
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE.
TJUISUANT to a decree of the Union County Probate Court
I there will be sold at public out-cry at the court House in
Greenfield, Hancock county, Ind., the following lands, lo-wit: half of the north west quarter of section twenty-eight,
in township seventeen north of ramitsix, In the district of land sold at Indianapolis, containing cishty acre3, subject to the wiHn.ver nn the second Saturday of Oclober. 1841. At the
.m time and place will le sold the right of widow's dower
Tlio terms will be liberal and made known on the day of sale,
Sale to commence between the hours of ten and four o'clock on
saiddav. .J ess is stakk, u254wf2 12 MARY MARTIN. Administrators, fcc, of Thomas Martin, deceased
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
mtiv ,.mlprairnpd hereby sives notice that he has taken out let
1 t-rnf administration upon all and sinzulnr the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of John Ritchey, late of Marion coim .",1 sid estate is tunnosed if) be insolvent. All per
i-jahtaA tn thi name are renue sted to call and settle, and
MlllS lliuc""-" - ' those havine claims wi" file the same in the proper office. ,u;. 25 3w GEORGE TOMLINSOX
COMMUNICATION.
We call the attention of the publie to the numerous certificates which have been in circulation In our paper and some others of
ihi. hishlv recommendine Ur. Bwtyne . uumpuu.m
-r ,,T:.jch.,ru- livp. won the original cartificaies, iod nave
no doubt but they come from tru'v grateful hearts, expressive of 1 o. i,i..h ih hav received from that very valuable
llie wntrn is " -" . . r-n,nnm,nd. We have acquaintances who bave frequently used
,v, iiw. nrlh-ine who can speak witb confidence of Hi Tir
rlr.,il. For sale bv
iuc,. out ' - ? - -- . , , . ue 21 CRAIGHEAD fc BRANDON, sj'U for Indianspolu.
COURT.
pun
11a poll
aug 'Zj jw
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY. - ConsiiMviion and Bleeding of the Lungs exred.Mr. VVilia.11 Sueppard. residing in Heaver county, Pa. near the slue line,
elates as follows: "In Hie niomn 01 may iusi my
t:i ken with Bleeding from the L nvgs, coughing, night sweats,
icci ic fever, &c. She had taken a violent com; Having previous
v -ivensvuiptomsof the approach ol consumption, 1 mumum
alarmed and made immediate npp'icauun u, a ,ii.va,w.,t,.. ..-
hi-J ireatment she became worse, instead ot tiener, um.11 tne u of .tune, when ( heard from an intelligent man of Dr. Smaynes Syrup of Wild Cherry, and from his earnestness in recommend-
it I n-as induced to try one oouio. iie-eu. wvi. j ... ! Wnll.C I 1lioi mnntitpll
in most expectations--sue ieii iimucuiiitc ...
v horse and rode to the olbce, I'lltsoiirgii, wnere it m nepi. i. . .. .1 1 i! ,liii.h T nm hnnn" t.O S:1V liaS
sale, anu procureu bia uun -ca .. ...... - . .
nw,.t nerfect cure. Please pumisn tins cermicuie, 111 j
line in full, that o'.hcrs may Know wnere vo mm is'1"-
t.inlnn 11.1 P.trl 1. ' (UliLl.n .1...-...-
V,.;. , rinal Office. No. 19 Jfortn Jigtllll Screec, riiiw.u.tiniu.,
' ' ... . . . r .1 : , I. n
where hundreds of certi.rcates may tie seen u uiccim.au ui m.
invaluable madicine, For sale by ' ... ...
'21 CPiAlCliliAU tf ULIA--Ljii, ag is iui 1UUI.MU )u
TAXES FOR 1811. TIIE Treasurer and Collector of Marion County, Indiana, hereby gives notice that the Duplicate for the present year is now in his hands. . The amount of tax levied is, For Slate purposes, on eacli one hundred dollars, forty cents; for State purposes, poll tax seventy-Jive cents; For County purposes, on each one hundred dollars, fifteen cents; for county purposes, poll tax, fifty cents; For lload purposes, on each one hundred dollars of taxable property, nine ants; . . For Rail Road taxes, on each one hundred dollars of taxable property, five cents, : ' For the purpose of receiv ing taxes he will attend at the usual places of holding elections in ihe several townships in said county, on the following days, to-wit: Township of Pike, on Tuesday, the fifth of October; Township of Wayne, on Wednesday, the sixi Ii of October; Township of Decatur, on Thursday, the 7lh of Octoher; 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 Octoher. He will attend in person or by deputy at his office 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. jauud l&iyuio,
aug 18 (iw fount y rreasurer.
TEAS. COXES Imperial Tea and 3 Chests Y. and for sale by June 22
II.
Tea just received E. JORDAN.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. Probate Court of said County, August Term, A. D. 1841. In the matter of tiie estate of Mi ) comniint 0f insolvency.
chnel Altenherger, deceased. )
rfillE creditors O! saiu estate, uio nc.c.-v - 1 twelfth day of August, in tne year 1841, Jacob Corninn. administrator of said estate, tiled his complaint of the insolvency thereof in the said court; that Hie same is now pending therein,
and that unless the notify said aumnvsirauir oi iiibmnu
and extent of their respective cainis, vy iimiK ui"-. - " statement of the nature, description, and date, of the contract or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in me office of 1 ... - : i ,-. n,n firm I A it: i i lii. I irt n nf thp nS-
Ihe clerk of said court, meviyu. ... ....-" -
nfihi psime of the sam aeccuem.. tutu c.u.m i---
nnnpd in favor of the claims ot me muru ?o,
order of said Court, this 12th dny of August, 18-ti.
aug 18 6w ' u-
By
Attest,
B. DUNCAN, clerk.
IIIETEETII! JIIE1MTH!! DO?.. Superior Teem Brushes, 2 doz. Glenus P.ose Tootn Paste,
4 Lbm & FeidsCli'oiineTooiii wasn, 1 Ma vie's Ceylon Tooth Powder, 6 " Prepared Cunrcool. Just, ree'd and for sale by June 4 1841. TOJiLINSON BROTHERS.' At Ihe sign of l he Golden Mortar-
12
4,000
EIO COFFEE. LCS. Rio Coffee just, received and for sale low for
cash by june 22
E. JORDAN.
salt. ... Rar.-e's fine and re.ined Kenhawa. On hand and for e i.r A
sale low, at my s.ilf shed.tiear me corner m
Ohio s , eels. Madi-on, ju.ie2.i c. VV OOUi.u h-m.
000
50
.'..MACKEREL. Rids. No's. 2 X- 3, for sale by
Madison june 25
OVSTKRS. rTVA ENTY THOUSAND pick'eU Oysters
J. Madison june 25
C. WOODCURN.
For sale low.
C. WOODIIHRN.
SCHOOL 1JOOKS.
H,rrhe!ls Astronomy. Scientific Class Boot, second part,
Davis Descriptive Geometry, IVorccsters Reader. Eclectic ..... ... ..... l n . . l.it rarfivnii fit
JllOl, o--..-, jiiiy2
DAVIS' Bookstore.
RHLS. Linseed O'l, for sale by ja n27
DANIEL KING.
G
Q.UININ E. 17 1- OZ French Sulphaieof Quinine, warranted pure, juat re- & ceived and for sale at tiie si?n of the Golden Mortar. Indianapolis, June 4, 1841. TOMLINSON BROTHERS.
INTERESTING CURE, ,A hv T)r. Swaune't Compound Syrup of Prunus Virgi
. . . M-.7W rkrrrv llaviiiu made use of this invaluable
Syrup in mv family, which entirely cured my child. The symp toms were wheezing and choakine of phlegm, difficulty of brea thing attended with constant cough, spasms, convulsions, tc. ...ilirhl had uivenupall hopes of its recovery until I was ad
oi.-j n make trial of this invaluable medicine. After seeing the
j,fi pilr-rtH it had unon my child, and concluding to make
i i,p. ime trial upon myself, which entirely relieved me of a
cou-h that I was afflicted with for many years. Any pers. wistiing to see me can call at my bouse in Beach street, above Mai-tut Kensinstnn. WlLCOt
This medicine is now in general use in nearly all the respectable families in the Union. Children take it readily. There is not the least doubt but it lias saved the lives of thousands. For sale by am 21 CRAIGHEAD &. BRANDON, ag'ta for Indianapolis.
P,
ARLErS SEC.YOD BOOK
nd for sale at ju'y l
OF HISTORY, Received
DAVIS' Bookstore,
100
ari-.PHATE OL'INrVE.
OUNCES Pure Frencu Qu.nme; Received f for safe by
juneH CRAIGUEADJt BRANDON,
1S OZ Oil Black Pepper,
fioi Sulphate Morphine, 16 do Pure Kreosote,
6 " Acetsl do. 12 do Iodine, june 11 Rcc'd and for sale by CRAIGHEAD k. BRANDON.
1 n OUNCES Piperine,
;:; notice. THE undersigned having been appdiftted by the President of the United States Conimi3sioners,"rn pursuance of thetreaty made with the Miami tribe of Indians on the 28th day of November, A. D. 1840, to investigate claims against the Miami Indians as provided in said treaty, we hereby give notice to the claimants, and parlies interested, that we will attend at or near the Forks of the Wabash on the first of September next, for the purpose of receiving and examining such claims t.s are properly vouched and presented.
The investigation will commence on the first day of Septem
ber. The Commissioners, however, will attend four or five days previous thereto for the purpose of receiving accounts and claims.
All claims must be handed irt to the Commississtoners within
one week after the session commences. They will not be re
ceived afterwards without a sufficient excuse for the delay.
In cases of judgments rendered against any of 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 ren
dered or the obligations signed.
No such judgments, notes or obligations wt'I 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 place of his residence or of trade. All 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 tho 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 vender, or his clerk, or agent, or any one else entrusted by or acting for him, and then re sold to tne original Indian purchaser or purchasers that the debt has been contracted at the date or dates it bears that the goods or other articles have been sold to tlie Indians to supply their watila, real or supposed; and not that tiie same might be received in payment for a horse or other article al an enormous price. And 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 effect described in the foreeoing paragraphs, sworn to befora some proper officer and sufficiently authenticated, must accompany the statement of his claim. Accounts or claims bearing date between the 6th of November, A. D. 1838, and the 28th of November, A. D. 1840, and those hearing date between the last mentioned date and the 25th of February, A. D. 1841, must be stated separately. augl3 3w O.L.CLARK, Fort Wayne, August 4, 1841. LOT r.LOOMFIELD.
1C ASK Fine Oranste Gum Shellac. 1 do Superior Glue, 1 do Veuitian Red, 1 Barrel Copal Varnish, 5 do Spirits Turpentine. june9 Rec'dandforsa'eby CRAIGHEAD 5c BRANDON.
MORRISON'S INFANT CARMINATIVE. IJ',ORIthe relief of Children afflicted with wind, colic, gripes, Jj flu'xes, alid other similar disorders of the stomach and bowels, warranted genuite; for sale by iune 25 " TOMLISON BROTHES, Sien of the Golden Mortar. WORM SYRUP & INFANT PRESERVATIVE. 1C DOZ. Cave & Scbaffer's Worm Syrup and Infant Preservative, an invaluable and pleasant remedy for children. For sale by TOMLINSON BROTHERS, june 25 Sign of the Golden Mortar. MOKPIIINE &C. 10 oz Sulphate of Morphine, I 8 oi Croton Oil, 12 Piperine, 1 Oil Cantharides. 8 " Kreosote, Just ree'd and for sale by June 4, 1841. TOMLINSON BROTHERS. Opposite the Washington Hall.
'EASTMANS (BLOODGOO&S) ELIXIR. . . . , . ,. ., I.. 1. T .. .
UST received, a full supply of the justly celebrated Eastman's
july22
T
J (late Dr. Bloodgood's) Elixir of Health, and for sale by
TOMLINSON BROTHERS,
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
p BOXES Superior Tobacco, 10 do Common do. Madison june 25
For sale bv C. VVOODBURV.
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA. AC. 100 Bars Rio Coffee, - 5 Boxes Sprm Candles. 20 Hhds. Sugar, 5 Bbls Loaf Sugar, 20 Boxes Gun. P Tea. Juit received and for sale by Madison, june 25. C. WOODBUM.
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