Western Statesman, Volume 1, Number 49, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 18 February 1831 — Page 3

. THE STATESMAN. - - IAWHENCE3URGn, INDIANA.

rnio Y,n:nnrAUY is, i83i.

j CENsrs or Indiana. We sce,by the By a combination of circumstance?, the ! late Indianapolis Tor"?, that the num-F-Yldent Y h' hfc lo re'h or; !

bcr of inhabitants in this state, is

5S2.

CO.IOI IIX IC ATI 0..

Wc arc authorized to announce Jorrru IIolman, Esq. of Allen County, as a candidate to represent this District in the next Congress of the U. States. In presenting himself aa a candidate, for this important trust, he prefers some claim to the confidence of his fclViw-ci-

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'Ml- '."'-" 1UK. VlULl.li ; il'llllll lilt, UlKillll nil' ' led to Other srtMH'S. Or llC may be . rcn- tn-din-n if tho Nr n -im -v- f.-,,.

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in ISV'inc nunicrma u ,i,-jcrcj incapable of dUcl'-urg njr Ins In

h the information of the citizens of Dear-

making an increase in 10 ) cars, of 19 1.- functions, and the Vice President be horn County, that on mv return from In-

000 or 110 per cent. There appears to called upon to administer the govern- dianapolis, after the close of the l ite l, nnnn ,nrn mnlrsthrm females. intent. In this view of the case, then, it session of the State Leelaurc. f. friend

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j applying shall pay lo the tai J I.ci-tcr ecu's for his services in making the entry ami iunii:-hin.r ih ;en:iit ; nr. '. if ho c,- ho shall f -rtwith settle thereon, aaii enfema!-

lv nih-.'i?, cultivate, ami imnvove th

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for and during the term of five eoi.-eeutivo years, am! h : ; 1 1 i e a citizen of the United States :it the rn-.l of snitl term, the said peri i t i

son, or iiis or nor ie:ai reprcsente.uvtr.

jmut he manifest that, for the faithful put into my hand the Palladium of the I proof, lo the sati-llictioc f said licgtster.c f

case of the impeachment of Judge Peck,1, aflairs, and the stability of oar in 'dilu- graph, in which 1 find the 'li t i, it -.. Kn tions, the Vice President, the seconJ of- 'statement: was closed on the .ilst ult. and me 1 ' . , . , . , T heer of the government, should, in all " the bill winch first passed

Court proceeded to pass judgment. It

tizeri by reason of his long residence j will be seen, by the following proceedwithin the State, having lived here i ings, that this affair, after costing the ince 1803. For hi? course, as a public , people some thousands of dollars, has

errant, he refers to the Journals of the House of Representatives in the year 181f; to the journals of the Convention in 1816jthento the journals of two or three successive sessions of the Legislature; and to hit votes, &e. during the past winter, as the Representative for Allen County. He professes to be a

farmer in theory and practice. We arc authorized to announce James

Greuorv, Esq. of Shelby County, as a tndid.tte for Lieut. Governor nt the ensuing August election. Wc thall ' piesct his circular next week. Wc are aho requested to announce ipic name of Wm. C. Linton, Esq. of Vigo County, as a candidate for the same effic c. They were both members of the Senate during the l ist session. Wc see the name of Col. David Wallacp, of Franklin County, announced

ns a candidate for the came ofticc. He is well known in this part of the State as nn able and eloquent lawyer, and throughout the State, as nn active and efficient member of the Legislature. As yet we are not authorized to announce tilt ttftme of any person for Go

vernor; but it is generally understood that Cen'ls. Noah Nodle and Milton St atp, are candidates for that oflicc. Jcnuc Scott has also been spoken of. They are all well known throughout the State as gentlemen of sterling worth, ho would do honor to tho station to which they aspire. We arc authorised to announce Gov.

Jamt.s 11. Ray, as a candidate for the Senate of the United Stale?, to fill the pi ice occupied, at present, by (he Hon. Jam:: Nouli:, when his term of service fhall hare expired, which will be on the """ oV March, tSI'.. We pioanic that this early annunciation of the Governor, designed to advertise, the people of his intentions, that they may have nn eye to

this matter, in the selection of their

members to the Legislature fcr the sesnor.sof 183-2 ct '3. Wc copy to-day, from the Democrat, nn article on the subject of the breach be'ffeen the Senate and Gov. Ray. Such scenes as is there described, wc

mist c onfess, are but illy calculated to do credit to the State, at home cr abroad, and we would fain be disposed to sipprest the article in question, were it not that our venerable Senator is represented as taking a distinguished part in the drama which was thus played off. In thin affair, to say the least of it, Gov.

Ray has certainly 6hown himself to a

great disadvantage. The Legislature adjourned on Thursday the 10th inst. after a session of nine and a half weeks. During this time much business of importance has been transacted. We expect a list of the Acts and joint resolutions by next week.

Jamks Monroe. Among the late proceedings of Congress, we notice that the bill for the final settlement of the accounts of Ex-President Monroe, has , passed the House of Representatives, by a vote of 10 1 to 88. Judge Test voted in the affirmative, and Col. Boon in the negative; Mr. Jennings was absent. County Business. We publish today, the Act regulating the mode of do-

in" Couaty business in the several Coun-

in this State. It will be seen that

" i tc. mode which has heretofore been pursued in this County is changed. The manner of doing township business, in this and Switzerland Counties, continues ns heretofore. The present board of - pnpcrvisors,in this County, will act until the commissioners arc elected and qualified, and under this arrangement, it will not be necessary to go into an ( lection of Township supervisorsat ourapproach- . ing township elections

, Earthquake. The inhabitants of 'Jontreal were lately alarmed by a .mart shock of the earth, supposed to be t( volcanic origin.

Jcpc.E Pixk. The argument mtiieiand efficient administration of public j 5th inst. pointing to an editorial vara-1 such lia'uifaii in, cultivation, ami improve-

followiiiv i meat, sunt! eocatit .i to receive a pat rat 4heretor. the said "..ler eavinc f ths liethe IIo'io, :gU-roft!.. - j- :r '..iiS'.uef, for ihe a;- -f

gave Dearborn 4, (meaning Reprcientatnc) jttie 1 1 i-'teti Ss;aies, tho sum of two t.t'W ir

without increasing the aroate number (if.lur tho cwr iho of making a Ti I transmitwe recollect right) as ltih as the bill which has ! tin" the snu'. pnton' inJ if tv.o or mor;'

passed. Against tins bill two of our member i person entitle! , 0 priv;!c f,f ncttiaJ roted and protcstccl, as has been ,rc ; bt on pcU, tl,a, v ,;c,7,c for tho the passage of the fecond bill winch only d,i-! f,r , , , , ,

fer3 from the first in giving us three member, T? . ' , .. . , i

and incrcaMng the aggregate number we find i ." -l ' l,-ll'v' ') neci.je u.o these members voting for it. Comment is in:- i nht prc.crence hetwe s;1 them rccnrJip;;

t cqunai'le circutns'nr.ccf, uid, who-.; th? equiiaitle f:ircurn'itanr'--s appesr to he e 'uj', the decisi hi slial! bo by let: protlleJ, clirays, Tiett no sale, n.'tr.nntion, or trailer

of anv settlement riyht ltcrebv auil -ori.tvl,

nil ended in fmolcc. TRIAL OF JUDGE FECK. On motion ef Mr. Foot, the Senate again resolved itself into a Court of Impeachment.

The House of Representatives, with their Managers, and the counsel for the respondent, having come into Court,

Mr. Tazeweix moved the lollowing resolutions: Rcsokcfl, That this Court will row protiouncc judgement upon Jamts II. Peck, Judge of the District Court of the

United States for the District of Mis

souri.

respects, be competent to discharge the

important duties which may thus devolve upon him. It is not enough that a candidate for this high office, may have distinguished himself in some well-fought field that he has faced a canon, or stormed a batter", or that by his influence and person-

1 al popularity, he may strengthen a fa

vorite candidate lor the presidency in

one section of the union or another, or with this or that party. lie should be gifted with other and more important

qualities, lie should possess a well-stor

ed and well-balanced mind, not lo be shaken by every wind of political doctrine, and firmness and energy to enable

'him to withstand the arts and intrigues

necessary

To use the language of the Editor, i

(if I recollect right) the whole of the above is a base misrepresentation. It is not true that two of the members

against the first bill that passed, in

of designing men, who usually surround

Mr Tipwpit nWrvp.) th.nt ifthppp i Jountam oi nonor ar-u omee. lie: winch protest mv reasons were

were one member of the Court unprc- :1s,lou.,,1l focl.a fu;m reliance a.td ; forth: and it is equally true that with all

ision on this imneaeh-' commence in, tne pouers oi ins own ; the representatives iromuearnorn omi

ts IlUl 11 UtS lllll IVV Jl nil- liluin-'Vin . ,,, . , , . " , .. ' , . , , , , shnllhe valid: and ui no case tti.;li ih? Pd. from Dearborn County protested against cm jsMic jn 'l!iC nan, flf) or 6nure t0 the first bill; nor is it true that the first ,i0rcflt of; .,nv pergQn bu. (ho pci;irr bill did not increase the aggregate j scifj if he Lchvin- at tho time; nnrt, if ha above the one that passed; nor is it true ; t!rnfi, ,t shall issue to his wiriow, if m that two of these members voted for the j . wc one, nn.l there 1 e do ciiiUlren, cr last bill. It is true that I protested i his h sirs or 'vsees, reserving t-3 the w;c

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mcntat this time. or preferred any othcrj V 1 . " .

cteiMiiinu i: itic- itu itin;i'..i3 ut iiib country ,in addition to a perfect acejuaintance vi ith its foreign relations in short,

nv in ;i r.vw t !) Str.

mode of proceeding to pronounce judge

ment, he would cheerfully withdraw the resolution. No objection having been made, the resolution was unanimously adopted.

The names of the Senators were then called over by the Secretary. The Secretary ofthc Senate, under

the direction of the ict.-Puesidf.xt, read the article of impeachment exhibited by the Houe of Representatives against James II. Peck, Judge of the District Court of the United Stales for the District of Missouri. The Vice PnEs-DEvrrose and said

Senators: You have heard the ar

ticle of impeachment read; you have

heard the evidence and tue argument

for and against the respondent; when

your names arc called, you will rise from your seats.and distinctly pronounce

:ce;-t wuerc sua inty w her riht of t!ovr. lct further rwle-l. T.'.V V

r service dnc m taktiij ;-r

the representatives irom iioarnorn voun- ' ' " ' " 111 '""'"e f ty I voted against the bill of the Senate ',t!'C!lt hd.ita?ion ,c.ult, vatK.n atwhich is now the law, called by Mr. Pvene, and gr nu.g t.ie ..na, cc- .. T ., , i-ii . cate, sli.ni beentitlcu to rcci ''.tie.Culley, as I suppose, the second bill. It cr 'the st;ni ofn:ie r;:,l,.- ;,

all the qualities and high attainments

wc seek in the president, ought to be united in the individual to he selected

for the office of Vice President. In

looking round among the politicians and

statesmen of the present day, we can

point lo one who, in our opinion, possess

es the requisite qualities in a high degree who has been long in public life, who unites talents, information and experience, which eminently qualify him iortlie office to which we allude and that man is IKxiei. We:;stek.

liill of all fees for such f-r-rvice. 9 if- - j. ..j .jm. lit'cturer. FrnilE Society for T.Iutuul Improvcciei.lv.--LL lecture on Next, at early candle light, in the diss root

The He v. Mr. Aktinoton is exrectcU to gi

TI1H l'ATKNT OFFICE. owe an ohli'ration to the New

York Evening Post for the following instructive, as well as a amusing ana-

f:om t!ie " Dcu irt-

1 tltc

lysis of the Report

whether he is guilty or not guilty, a pK:i.t of State, embracing a lit 1 11... .1. .11... ,.fl 4 ..4 I . .. .

cnargeu oy ineiiou-eoi iv 'i.M .a.tus.-. i i';itents lor inventions and JmprovcThc Vu n President then, in an au- w.nt.s suppo-ed to be useful, which dible oice, put the following question ; !,ilVe been tikin out d :i i:vr tl.e last lo each of the Senators in alphabetical j year. Ti e Document has l-v:: lvi:-.g : -4'. ' .ii.- ,i i r

oruer, conn!!-net::;.', v mi i en our la: ut lor several av, nut we Mr. Senator Iux.mit: What savn;ivc n..i K c a!!e f-urselves to f.vd

is also true, that with all the representa

tives from Dearborn County, 1 voted in favor of a bill proposed by a joint committee, called a committee of free con

ference, which gave to Dearborn Coun-j

ty but three member?, and to other

(Vnntios snmefhinrr nearer the same

....l.-j -"--- - I ill' Ie. .til. z. It l: 1 1 " v....i proportion, according to the number of -d Lecture upon an interesting subject.

polls they contained. 1 have no ohjec-j tion lo have every part of my official conduct investigated, and all my errors exposed and corrected; but after having received so many tokens of friendship from the citizens of Dearborn County, I am not willing to he misrepresented, so as to impress upon their minds the belief that I had used my ciTorfs to lessen their influence in the State Legislature. With due respect,

I ZUA l-EIcKlS. Feb. 17th ISP.!.

you: Is J.O!Es II. Pre the District Court of Slates for th-: District

ri, guilty cr not guilty tftho high mis-j demeanor charrr' d iu the article ofinipeachment cxiiii -ite 1 ag tinst him by the j

House of Representatives? l'ach Senator rose from his seat, as

this

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the United I ofiheiVt has dn

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0;'7-Ladies are rcs-cct!uUy invLid to a-

tend. February 17, 1331. Wanted, A NY quantity of FL.W-SF.FP, for w'uicb i' t'm-biub.est price will be uidbv It. 1 SMITH. January 7th, 1331.-13lf.

IVotice. TtIC Tntttcft !i.pointe:! by t-e net r f !. i Ci-.-.i-ral A'seiiibly Eilitit "-V:i ar t incorporate tltc Law reii'-i burzl. Ui i ' C . :ii--r-riv"' iHiveiH d at the oiilce cf A:-.. L i- ' . .1 tl.e vii!a;e of Lv.vr:-uc ( 1-ur.a o:t l:;f ai.' 1;- ., l iib day ol l' bruary, 1-31. Aa i .1 iitij-v.! bcini j.n-eiit, tbe boar-i i' .r;aniio.! u.-rfr. ably to the j.rotijion of said art, by a;-;o.::".-in tbe 5i:,l Araos I.-ino vrc-ident ul' t!:a 1 board, nt;d William .. I.Uubin r'i cr t.ry. Wben, aaion-.; u'.lu r things it v.-.s or.'-rr 1 thatt'oe books for tbe sub-cri; tion c.f -toe"; la; opened at tbe next m ctin.s cf ibe i !.'. '1 r -3-tee, tobb)!d"l 01 Sitar liy, t'lf i 1-'. at tbe oli'c of tbe said Lane, and lint a'.l pi rj stiu be r-iuc?tod to attetnt, ami tii. :i an-1 tbere -ltilit tin ir respective e'aiais a -a;:t

niorosei -V Air. IX I US. OI reducing : He rait llri 1 -c. with rr:;a r ouclicr.- cr :n.l

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to tiii: riinon. V.".'.MiiNi-ics-, Fir. lt, 1531.

r.: c!ri-( d vou b.avc an nine

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int-nt which I iiitio-.h.ieed to

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is question wa propounded to him.rcid iwcrcd as follows. I ,,rK-

il: .- U HI a !!.; :j;i r.irni -!;! fr i'aad v. i h a 11.

a liill co

cernlng t!ie Pu! lie 1 -n.!s. As 1 do not

to ih.L! out f;:l -e l;o;.es, i w n l 101 ,ture to .latter the people of my stile .tit will p:r-s; but I am sali-tied it s : fairer prosrect to do so, than the

a inuen

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r, bas la-en b s jr difi"

ie.i nut but It.) luiteiits, o- id

having t

wiii- !i woic granted to eili.cns of Conriec-ti.-Mf. Di-ductir'.o; tlio patents sent to New Voik a;:. I New Kngland, only 208 arc left fir tl.o other Stales of the Union. Of these

1-ave

N'cv '

4-1-11 TV . -M.... TJ .rimr.l Ttrn-n-n Pl-iv. f 'IlllJWlait

ton, Pdckerson, Dudley, E'di,Foiyth, llayne, Iredell, Kane, Kin.-, Livingston, M'Kinney, Toindextor, Kob!)in", Panlord, Smith, of .'Id. Smith, of S. C. Troup, T lerWoodbury. il. NOT GtTLTY. AP-Jsrs. Uarton.I.ell, lbarrct, Chase, Foot, Frtlinbuyen, C.rund v, lient 1 , , 1 . . .. 1-.. .. . 4

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. , , , c- t- 1 1 , v lino, "i 1 11 :1:11a, mill o ui new ucimcv. oble, Ru-.rle?, Sevmour, Stlda-, Sprague, ... , , .. , TnwVll. Wi-h.trr. Wbite. WiUcv. 3 . I hl wuh 1,(r ,ar-'e l"M'"l.Ul .11, does little

Mr. 1ji;xto. and Mr. IlounoN were V'0"1! ,o!ur ,?evv , "gin iabav-

lhr.u !r j nig oi:aiaeu i.n: ti'. 1 ue number 01 pat

ents sent lo the other otates is not worth tnen'i niiv. None have been taken out for Illinois and Miso".ri ini-1 but r-neonch in the Slates of Misissii;ii and Alabaniii. I he agriculturists of the west are too much occupied with tbe tillage of their fertile

s.iil. ti bestow much attention upon the

en:;

poor, for it v. ill

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!e eery n;a.i to obfam as much

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1 : 1 1 , I a AMii sii'itun ins 1.11111 ly ih-mvu-m it will have: a tendency to fill up the vacancies in the older settlements, bring the soil under cultivation, subject it to taxation, aid in populating the state, and that loo, without reducing Hitonce of the improved lands. Mr. Pel-

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ri'dion, v.-cr':,

ey may 1.

id !rl luonev.

mat.', ria!J, or i!.a;:!t:-i

we.-o sent ta Pennsylvania ; 21 to Mary- j t-' proposition was to reduce the price

to actual settlers, to seventy uvc ceius per acre, and confine the settlement

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a quantity not exceed! n

l-.-ft, in the- mean t:n;e, v. :!!i t'.c

1 i n -!l.-::l, . ei reiar'-, or ao one i-i o.- 1 . 1. -

tei f, in writin.-, i--r;";i!i x 'io-ir wi-h - ftock.-nal ifle than fivcl.ill:ir-,tltc-ir ini-:.!.:o-i of paj i the balance to amount to even shan.--; a? no serin for stock will issao for less than a

whole sdiare. Attest W. S. Feb. 1J, 1331.

excused from voting. Mr.

Cn ameers, and Mr. Rowan were absent. Tbe Vice Prisipext, again rose, and observed Senators: Twenty one Senators having voted that the respondent is guilty,

and twenty-two that he is not guilty; 1 handicraft labors which occupy their Lreth-

ritrtvt to a quanuty noi exceeumg a

quarter section, so that a man could not

obtain an acre oi land, unless he could

AMD? LAN! Dl'rbix Sec'y.

Trei't.

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and two thirds ofthc Senate not having

voted for his conviction, it becomes tbe duty of the Chair to pronounce, that James II. Peck, the Judje of the District Court of the United Slates for the

District of Missouri, stands acquitted of

the charge exhibited against him by the House of Representatives. The Vicr. President then directed

the Marshal to adjourn the Court of Impeachment; and it was accordingly ad

journed sine die.

THE DEARHOHN CIRCUIT COUI

Dearborn County. Jacob Have, pi" fl, ) Jud-mer.t in I c rsits. f 1: bt.Oct. t cr.n Jacob t'onaway, and 1S18, for I ",

raise sixty dollars, which very &w poor j LU, r pl.(.c lu rcln. chcn to J;J(.ob men could do. In relation to tho sue-l cnaw ay.wko is a non re-hb-at nn! 1!! -v. ii-ccs-s of the Pioncsition, 1 can say t!:at (T Iicrj()5 concerned that a motion wi;i i-

FKOM THE NASHVILLE HERALD. The Vice Presidency. If we were to judge from the qualifications of some who h.ave filled, and of others who have been named as candidates for the office of Vice President, it would appear that the people regarded that officer only

in the light of president of the senate,

and that it was of but little consequence who filled the chair. If the duty of pre

siding over the deliberations of the senate were the only one he might be cal

led upon lo discharge, it would in reality be a matter of minor consideration.

provided he possessed that dignity of

character, and mat energy ana integi ny of purpose, which ought to distinguish the presiding officer of a deliberative as

sembly, such as that ci the senate of the

IT. S. I5u(. in the selection of a candid

ate to fill this important station, it should

rcn of the Atlantic States.

"The task which has: called forth the greatest number of attempts of our mechanicians during the last ear is that of perfecting the threshing machine. .Thirty-seven threshing machines have been produced, the greater number of which were invented in this State. The ploughshare has received thirteen new forms, there is a new machine for shelling com, 2 for cutting striw, and though we are concerned to see that no additional engine for paring ap

ples has been invented, yet one lias been contrived for gathering them. Eight spinning jennies and spinning machines have

been patented, six machines for making

hats, six stoves, seven steam engines, seven

grist mills, and about a dozen contrivances relating to rail roads. The washing and churning machines, also, which lias so long

perplexed tho ingenuity of our People to brin to such a state of perfection as to save

much Ungrateful and fatiguing labor to the

operator, have received their usual number cf annual improvements. Nineteen churning machines and twenty-one washing machines have, within the ear past,

been added to tho catalogue i the hundreds which were invented within thirty years previous. Tho North Carolina gold mines have given occasion to eieht newmethods of separating gold from earthy mixtures. 31 r. John Inv, of this Slate, has invented a bedstead, the utility of which we

ennnot (haibt, since it is called the Me!aru rohosic Alleviator: and Mr. Annable J.

many influential members of congress

are in favor of it, because I had made it a point, to consult them on the subject before I proposed the amendment. I

would not, how ever, wisli to be under-

tood, as having received a pledge lrom

any gentleman, to support the measure.

I lurthcr believe, that every one wno would, from principle support Mr. Pet

tis1 plan, would support mine, and many others, in order to favor the poor, would be induced to do the same. I

can hardly hope for its passage this session, as it is a short one, and as so much

time has been consumed with the trial of Judge Peck; but that it will ere long become a law, I entertain very little doubt. At any rate, if we never ask it, we shall never obtain it, and if we 6hall not succeed, why, we can but lose our labor, while we shall have the consolation to know, it was lost in advocating, what m.any of us believe, to be the iust claims of the poor and the pen- , J -n .ic.n., c

nylCSS. Ivesoecuuny juuir, JOHN TEST.

be borne in mind, that it is second only ! .srovcrcd a

meill'in i -o;i;i:i'; mi.ikv .-.-i.i , us he; terms h, i 'i-rcchc.rif,iv! them.

in dignity, and, in one point of view, equal in importance, to that of presitb. n. The constitution of the U.S. dechrcs that, "in cae of flu; removal of the president from office, or of hi? death, resignation or inability lo discharge the powers and dulicf of said office, the same hall devolve tpon the Vice President."

K 1

nrico will lie paid for any

hL'bcfl

niantit y of clean linen and cotton rug?,

riNCKARDi N0ILIi.

Tb. lltb, 1831.

The following amendment to the amuidmcut of Mr. Petti, of Missouri, to the bill In graduate the price of the public lands, v ill, when that bill is taken, vp for consideration., be offcrciby Mr. Test, of Indiana, tuit: Strike out all afler the word " have," in the second line of the first section, and insert what follows: prior to the thirty-first

day of January, one thousand eight hundred and been subject to entry at pri

vate sale, may be disposed of in ihe manner following, that is to sa it shall and may be lawful tor any bead of a family, not bav

in-!; received a donation of land irom the IJnited iStatea, mid wishing to liecoine an actual se'tler on any parcel of unsold land which has been sii' icol to entry for all the

lime cf ires-ail, not sxccedtng one half quarter section i.i nm Hint, to demand and I receive from the proper Register a w ritten I permission to sottta thereon: tha porsou

made to t lie lvaroorn circim i on, ,u n.-.i Term to beholden nt Lawreneebnr.b, ia and for tbe county of Dearborn, in tbe state of Indiana, on tbe second Monday in April net ; and on tbe second day of said term, to re-enter and reinstate tbe above mentioned Judgement in favor of Jacob Hayes against Jacob Conaway and Johii'Deinosshia security, for tbe sura of $100 debt," and $ coUs as flb'i October term of tbe Dearborn Circuit Court 181?, which original Judgement wa consumed by fire, in tbe Court House, at Lawroncebur.., ou the night of tho 4th of March, H2ii. JACOB II A YE". Feb. 17tb, 1 fni.

Clover-Secil, (WARRANTED I'.EST QUALITY) For sale by L. W. JOHNSON.

State of Indian'

Franklin Co

PUBLIC notice is hereby giver, lo all persons concerned therein, that administration of all and singular, tbe good., and chattels, rights and credits, which were of Ceor-o W. Hammond, late of tho County of Frankli.i aforesaid; who died intestate, has been duly granted lo the undersigned, by the Clerk of tho l'robate Court of said County. Tbe und.-r-eiirned believes said estate to be inolvr-nt. 0 - ........ ...ff.-lVl 'U..-

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ISl either b- note, bond, or bolv account, ar

requested to settle or pay the samr, ou ..r against the 10th of March next .otherwise they will be put in the bauds of a proper otliccr k-r C,Wl'"- SVML.JELLEV. Rising Pun. Feb. 8th 1331.

Storage ami C omsmMm. L.VJ. JOHNSON BFTAVINO a bir-e and commodious M Vrr 0. HOl'SK, is prepared to transact nil ko..1s of business in that line, on reasonable ter.ns. Sent. 'J.b

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