Western Statesman, Volume 2, Number 3, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 1 April 1831 — Page 3

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T1IK STATESJ1 A. VaWSUJNCEBUROH, INDIANA. riUD VY, APRIL 1, 131.

We have hern requested to announce Janes Walker, Esq. as a candidate to

represent this county in the next state Legislature. We have also been requested to announce Makk M(('ucKi-N,liSq. of Manchester township, and John Goni.r.v. Esq. of Lojxan, as suitable persons to lie rim for County Commissioners at the approaching Aupust election.

Culley, Esq. chairman of the committee 1 The Cherokee. Tlie Supreme fcc. who prefaced his report with a few ' Court decided yesterday that their jupertinent remarks,ettine forth that Col. i , ilictiL,n did ,10t ;'iteml to the c'e 01

Spencer had withdrawn from the committee, and desired not to be held res-

I the Cherokee, as it was presented he-

fore them. They considered themselves

as having no power to prevent their sul

Atkinson' Casket, GEMS OF LITERATURE, WIT, SENTIMENT.

ponsihle for any of their proceedings. 'jection to the laws of Georgia. We were

Cuevt Jackson Meeting. The tie

merits a of great political tournament, which had been jin commotion for the

three first days of Court, were brought

to a focui on "Wednesday evening last,

ia the shape of a splendid Jackson meet

ing;a detailed account of which maybe

expected to-morrow, through the olh

cial journal of this place, l'elonging to the ivUi order of knighthood, it

was not our good fortune to he put

possession of any of the proceedings had

;it this grand pageant, except what we

gathered from general rumour and our

own observations. Our readers will therefore, have to'wait for a more?

U' report uf them until we can draw

them from the columns of a more favoret pritit. In the mean time, we will en

driver to uio a bird's-eve view of what

wndone and transacted, without plcdg

incr our reputation (or veracity upon its

'eneral ficcuracT. The place first de

fic'iated, by the managers, for this great meeting, was the Assembly room of Mr. Hunt: but rotis'kh: ring it rather unsuitable for their deliberations, the meeting

w;is aiourned to the Mienl! s ottiee. This they found to rmnll to accommodate the law concourse ofcitir.ens, ho hnd assembled, and who were (xpcdal to assemble, and it was deemed advisable to adjourn to the Court House; and the people being adUed of the fart.

they began to wend their way thitherward. Eet ling some curiosity to know what the mountain would bring forth, a!-o repaired to the Court House, at an early hour, and was enabled to secure, a seat within the bar, where we were pleaed to recognize a great i.umhr of highly respectable friends of the nre.M.f :iilmi!ii-(r;itioii. tnLr t in T with a

I few str.igling ru.ti's, who, like onrelf, had for once obtruded them-elves upon good company. In the course of an hour, it was supposed, that the people

had gnu rally assembled ; the number of whom we'did not take the (rouble to count, but heard a respectable Jacksonite (after they adjourned) estimate the number at about 'J'M.vV we are not at all disposed to question his judgment in this or any other matter. The meeting wa then called to order by P. V. Culley

Esq. Editor of the ralladiuin sVc, and on his motion Mr. Hunt was made Chairman, and Mnj. J. P. Dunn appointed Secretary. Amos Lane, E.sq. then rose, nnd addressed the Chair in a set speech of about 30 minutes, in which the objects of the meeting were fully set

forth, their political land mark distinctly laid down, their future roupr, as to

public men and public measure-, clearly; pointed out, and th mot rigid ndhcrTire to party principles, emphatically Vnjoinrd. We have often been charmf d by the masterly eloquence of this genii men; Int. on this occasion he seemed l be animated with unusual real; (his

rrnn 'h'l auditory h ling as. a spur to his renins.) and while the full cadence of his oire awakened our attention, the mell.thiom flow of his oratory ca-l a spell of enchantment oxer our judgment, and in the furry of cv it merit v l"-l the rJxtinur of hisrcrnaiks.notw ithslanding

our firnl.:iiir tu i.n-erve tliecliani un

broken; and we venture lo say that ma

nv of his hearers were in the saineredir-

ameiit. We hope, however, that tin

honorable. speaker will bequeath it to

(Li- wurl.t in i fintirrtion with the other

proceedings had on this nreaMon, which

.-. er. ordered lo he pnbli-hf d. Alter

'r. I.ane had concluded, on motion of . V. Culley, Esq. a committee, c onsistag of Col. John Spencer, Waller Armuong, IMwin l. Pratt, Warren Tibl.s,

'h.o. Arnold, an.l P. V.CuIIm, E-'r. v, re appoint d to report sundry rejoin- . r .1... f llw

ions expressive . ."

The i ommiltee retired, and

some lime in deliberating

of resolutions

On motion of Mr. Armstrong, the rcso-1

utions were then adopted, without a

issenting voice. It is due to candor,

lowever, to remark that some of the

acksonmen present, sat viutr. when the

ote was taken, not feeling willing to

acrifioe former principles, and turn their

backs on former friends, for the honora

ble distinction of following in the wake

of the illustrious file leader of the

Jackson party, in this county. And

among these, we w ere pleased to recog

nize Col. Spencer. There were others,

again, of liberal and honorable prinei-

les, who, understanding the high-toned

measures to be adopted by the meeting,

refused to attend and participate in their deliberations; and among these

we could name a number of our most worthy citizens. Hut we dismiss the

subject for the present, hoping to be able

to give the resolutions in our next, witl

such remarks as the occasion may seem to require.

Comii.i tion. In the tabular view of

the Apportionment bill, which we gave last week, two or three important er

rors occurred, which we take the present occasion to correct. The counties

of Orange and Lawrence were represented as havingonly '2 members in the

Jlm.iP o Cenreseiitatives. insieau 01 .:

and the county of Putnam, having

members, wa entirely omitted. Adding

these to the list, as republished below

the number of representatives contem

plated by the bill is 77, instead 74, as

stated last week, and the aggregate amount of both houses 10(5. The Pill which Messrs. Pollock and Armstrong voted to strikeout gave an aggregate of only OG! Will gentlemen be so good as to explain? S( nettorial Districts

J'.lGi Clark, k. Floy',

unavoidably absent from the Court when

this decision was delivered by Chief Justice Marshall. We submissively bow to the decision, and should by no means do otherwise weie we in the seat of the President, or on the throne of a Monarch. Still we cannot but believe

that it is highly tinctured with Pr. Paley's moral 1 xpedicney. hen we heard it announced, our first, sensation was an

involuntary shrinking to the earth, from

the almost certainly impending judgements of heaven. Yes, the case has

gone from the highest earthly tribunal

to the Court of the Deny. 1 hat has m

risdictionmnd there is no reason to doubt

the faithfulness of its Executive. Al

ready the cries of the oppressed, the voice of blood, and the complaints of violated justice, are giving in their evi

dence. There the pitiful sophistry of

unconstitutional contracts, humane policy.

and forcible benevoh ncc, will not be heard and would not avail. Our country may proceed, as he supposes, on ''the full tide

of successful oxperiment,"but I he wrongs

which she has inllicted and which are

ten-fold greater than the w rongs which she repelled, w hen she called on Hea

ven to witness and fud her resistance.

will hang upon her course, turn to fool

ishness the wisdom of her legislators, and

frustrate the skill of her statesmen. Poor

enviable Indians! Their fate is happy,

omnared with the disgrace which it at

taches, and the calamities which it

threatens, to our country.

Amcr. Spectator,

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running at the end ol the year a oiiiini' of about ti'lli pays, l'rirc, j i "ill a year, in advance.

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Copperplate and several handsome Wood Ki.iiiaviiiL.",

.Music, aiH illustrations, ol Jloiany, hesuk-s a bcaulilul

Titlu Pane, and a nenrral index fn the volume. 1 lie

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tin.;iiihed men, the l ashioi!?, iew, and r an. 1 ie- j ces, equal to tho-e of any periodical in tne I". Stales, i

An elegant plate of the latest t ashions w ill be pub

lished in tne January No. tlim of the Figures a full length Portrait of Queen Adelaide, of Kntland ; a Lady in Ball Dress, and Cap and Turban, of the newest

ityle. The February No. will contain a splendid portrait of Washington. An eieuant Scripture I'iccefor .March, is in the hand of the Knraver. The sub.-u pienl Engravings ill he of the best quality. Liberal Premiums have been olfeied for choice, original contributions. And especial care will be taken to have the selections of the most iuterestini and in

structive matter, consisting of moral tales, Biography,

Historical Sketches, Poetry, hahl readings, Sec. The Volumes of the Casket for le','7, lists', le'2'.),

and lt?30, embellished with a great number of Lnyravings, bound, or in Nos. may still be had, price jl 2 .r0 a volume. This may be the last opportunity of obtaining complete set?. Hut a small number over hat is required for present subscribers tvill be published in lb31. Address (orders post paid,) SAM I EL C ATKINSON, 11 '2, Chcsiuit Street, Philadelphia.

nmviovAL..IOH4 T. I!lMlor:uldlor,

ESl'EOTI I ELY iii-i',,nu-the : 1 1 n 1 " tliitt

Ik- has l-ciiH.vcd hi- Shop iiito hi- new brick house, oppo-itc thcMark' t !uoi-r,

ijl vhcr' ho will Keep

! -tantlv on liand.

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lo. uiioii the most rea-

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-onaiiio iiTiii-, n vrt u' i ii as-ortmrnt of all arlidcs in li- line of bu-iness such its Kniltflc, llriilli'f, M MtTJ(; AI-I.S, T.t VVEEEIX; ns

common .v cvnuiAoi: n.n.Ni:sssis PORTABLE TRUNKS, lililary lquiinmiit'i, cVc. Xc. II.- will also fxociitc, to order, any work in his Hue, w ith the irrentc.-t despatch posible; and ho irel free to reconinund hi- work as (qual, in point of strength and neatness, to any in th State. The Public arc requested to call

and examine forthrniselves.

LuwrcnccUurgh, Nov. 21, lS.m.

CZHCULAR.

ytivr nf mlmi rirtai k Fort f''At . I gain for Chums.

NO. WALE STREET. New Vokk, January, l.'ll. ITIILIC NOTICE is hereby given to all person.

whom it may concern, having Claims, Debts, Inhcri-

ances, &:c. pavable or rermwabh; abroad, that this

ney has established, under the special auspice

Mr. ( 'alhoun. having been detainee

on his road home, by the upsetting of the

static near Dinwiddic and Lrunswick as inv ited by the citizens of Lawrence

ville to a public dinner, which he declin

ed in the following letter:

(Iknti.emi-.n: It is with great regre

that I am compelled to decline the invi

talion to a dinner which vou intheiiame

tif the citizens of I,awrence ille have

1)V.) Mo.uoe. Owen, )

1.-22 an 1 (.'teen, , .... ,iM.i:a:', II' ndiii ks 1 ' .,,..1 V.

, Pike, ) uboi.

l'JOf

t'nioii & Fayette, Wayne, Putnaei, Marion ) Hamilton, ) 1 (eaiboin, Ma dsor., Ilaiu'ock and llei.iv.

Randolph, P' la- j ware, St. Josephs. A!ler:,i: ElWiirtlt) Eiaiikllu, I iarn-oii, Ji IV. l-oe, a-hin-tor,, Uu-h, Po-ev, Vandibur?1 ai id W arm k, S-.v i'.erland, )

Ripley, S Jackson. Jennings.)

and S.oti. S " Ion,

I! i.,hii-. and 'I i'.'i'icanoe

Johnston, S '" '.i'c atur.VSh. Whole nuuiber ol Senalois. ri'.l

Ri vri st ntntivc District?

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17:it

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0712'Cihson

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' ' Ci.iwfor.' Spencer, )

and ITU?

IVrrj, )

Iran e Law retire, "2.1 1J

lf,i Ivuox, ld.ivics. 1 r.ll'.o; an'. l:li:i Martin, )

J.'il f. Su'iliv an, 1 II I ....

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- ,Pa.k- erini!lion,

. I'oMct.iio i.V Wan en, 2270 -'I ' ' M .

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Never was there a period of my pub

lic life at which the approbation of my

fellow citizens was more welcome, than at the present; and I can assure'you there is no portion of them for whose good opinion I have a more profound regard than for that of the high minded and

patriotic citizen of this distinguished

commonwealth.

Vith such feelings, had circumstan

ces permitted, 1 would gladly have ac

rented vour invitation, hut I trust that

you will find sulhYient apology for declining it in niv long absence from home and consequent solicitude to return to mv family with as littledelay as possible. 'For the flattering terms in which you

have made the invitation, permit me, gentlemen, to offer you my sincere acknowledgement. With sincere regard, I am your obedient servant. JOHX C. CALHOUN.

ami pal-uua;;e ol UislmuisUfa niuivniuais m tins

uuntry, a regular correspondence w ith eminent J!aekrs, liv.. in the principal ports and capitals of Foreign

Governments in commercial relations w ith the t'niteil

States. ; through the mediation whereof such valid claims as may be confided thereto, will be expedited

for settlement, and promptly and effectively recovered

when furnished by the claimants with the suitable

U'L.al proofs and vouchers, together with the requisite

Power of Attorney, to be taken and acknowledged be

fore any Judi;e of a Court of Record, or other compe

tent Civil .Magistrate, Municipal authority, or Notary Public; and the whole duly authenticated by the Governor of the State or Teriitory in which the same may he perfected, and legalized by the appropriate'Foieign ( 'onsul. Having also established a similar correspondence tinoiinhout the Tinted Slates and IhitMi America, the like i laims for recovery, in any part thereof respectively, will be received, and efficiently attended to, ia behalf ol American, as well as Foreizn claimants.

Orders for the investment of funds on Mortuaneof

Freehold property, or in the purchase of Public Secu

litres of the t'nited States, Canal Loans of the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, c. punctually

and faithfully executed.

Applications addressed ta this Agency, in cases ie

nuirinir the investigation ol claims, search ot records,

or the intervention ol leal proceeiliims, slioulil oe ai

companicd with an adeipitite remittance to defray the

lirrhmiuarv charges and disbursements attending the

same; and letters must be addressed (post paid) to

the undersigned, (Counsellor ot the Supreme C ourt o thel'nited States,) in the Office, of the Agency, -l'l

Wall Street. New It oik.

A A HON tl. PA LMEK, Actuary

" Here, sons of S deuce and the Muse's fiien.1, V'oii'H find a faithful brother to attend, Who humbly hopes he may your H 'utchtt hhmvI." SAfllKb BEST, CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, Silversmith ami

JEWELLER,

F.SPF 1 1 1 i.L iufnrini his friends and

thr public generally, that he has openc-il a Shop in tlm brick l.uiiMiniT adjoininj: S. Hathaway" Store, on Front

Street, wherr all calls in the line of his protcasion iyill roci iyc his BEST attention. Watch Chains, Keys, Seals, an.l Trinkets for sale. Purchases old jrold and silvor.

Kising Stin, Ind. Jan. lit, lDl. 43-3m.

Countit.i, a ne, I leaiborn, t dark.

ashintityii, ,li ltcr-on, Itairiso.', Fiankliu, Fax e lie, I ill u, Marion, I'aik, l.'llsll, Knox, N'eimillioii , Su itrerland Fountain, Oiacc ami

I, aw rence, .M n.ioe, I leuiv , Posev", Kipley, I li i amr Sheloy, Scutt, .1 1 iiuini , J.u ksOll,

liaitholoiuew,

.lobiiston,

F!o.l,

I )vv en, ( J lecn,

Morgan,

(iihson.

( raw ford, Putnam, Wliol.

pr,

.f. ;) ("otinfitJ, o'.l ) 1 Sullivan,

4 Vio, :t lav. J I Uv n s . Hi ,.dri-k, : Martin, 1 Hamilton, and 'J poon, 1 Madison, and HaneoiU,

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IxniAN Mkuai.s. Three thousand dollars were inserted in the appropriation bill, cn the motion of Mr. McPulTie, to procure medals for

Indiajs, in the current year hut nine hundred dollars paid for tlu; same purpose, three or

four vears aL'o, filled a larce space ni the silly

report of the famous ''committee on Retrench

ment" the printiiif of which probably cost

more than was saved by their long labors; H inderd, the saving of one cent was effectuated by them. We rather think that the whole resulted in " luakina; a hook."' AYJtV Register.

i- o VainVrhurs lbiH :!:;'-, 7

Pike, 4 1J I;, and "55 j Dubois, :tiu;J 1 Spfuc.-r, ;"'.!..;

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an I UN 1 Pi n , 55(1 J Tippecanoe, 1 5-'.l

Carrol, thll ) I Cass, :t51 (

li.Moritironn-ry, 1501 j 1 and ' (l

1 Clinton, 3 10 1 Kandolj h, !, HO l

771 l -MI. n, --) 1 (.-;( i i Klkhart, JlilV 005 !!:) ljst. Josephs 70) ti.'.O FWurreu, 57'J 1-.'.' -2 n nuhei of llcpickcnta lives, 77.

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State or I.mina, )

Franklin County.) 1 Probate Court of Franklin County. M Alien Tuiv, A. 1). ls'll.

Benjamin Wood,"Adm,r. of the estate of Matthew Geor;e,dfcM. f On Petition

I'S. f for the sale 1'he Heirs of the said deceased. ) of Land.

AND now, at this day, to wit: n 1 hursilay the llitli day of March, A. D. lS.'fl, coiiicj

the said lietijamin Wood, Administrator of the

estate of .Matthew George, deceased, Petition

er for the sale of certain lands, of which said

Matthew George died seized, in said petition mentioned, and it appeariusrto the satisfaction of the Court, that W illiam George, one of the

heirs in said petition ineiitioiiid, is not found in the County of Franklin afore-aid; whereupon it is ordered, by the Court now here, that the pendency of said petition be published four wee k successively in the Western Statesman, a weekly newspaper printed and published at Lawreiiceburgh, in Dearborn County, Indiana, uirimoning him to be and appear at the nevt term of this (.'ourt, and show cause, if any lie

has, why said land should not bo sold to pay th debts of the said deceased. Copy attest. KOUEUT JOHN, Cl'k. V. C. F. C. March 15th, lb.11. -3-1 w.

Woollen Manufactory, Carding'aiifl t lotli-SresiiiJ?. rWIHF. subscribers having rented the Factory JL in New Fawrencebnrirh, would inform their friends, and the public, that their Car.l-

in. Fulling, ami t.ioui uresn, num.-

now in full and iplete operation ; ami tnn thev arc ready to receive cloth for dressing at

their factory. They pledge thc-m?clve3 that no pains shall be spared in having the work

done in the best possible manner, ami in

limited a time, ami on as reasonable terms, as

at any other establishment in the country. ciose application to business they hopo to iur-

it a liberal share of public, patronagu.

The subscribers wisli to inform the public ilim

they receive wool to manufacture on shares.

GEORGE JACKSON. WILLIAM GRAINGER. Lanrrenceburgh, March, 11th, lS21.-l-9w. C'avalry. rjClHR Officers, non-commissioned Officers, -H- and Soldiers of the Independent Fnioll Cavalry, will parade at the house of Mrs. Worleys, on the -Jd Saturday in April, 1-'3I ; uniformed, armed and equipped, a3 the law dircctj. l?y order of 1st Lieutenant.

Isaac meaci;k,o.. March 18, 1331.

I'l'inf hi Ollift'Joi sa It. WIT, I, sell, on reasonable terms, the out i re materials which were employed in printing

the Wj:.sn:n. Statesman, during the urst eight months of its existence, consisting of a common Scrctr 1'rinting Pnss, of the super royal size, which has been in wear for several years; ons small font of Small Pica type, entirely new ; two fonts of Fong Primer, with eight months wear: one font of llrevier, of the aiueage; and various fonts of Job Type; together with Stands, Cases Composing Sticks, Ura Rules, Cuts, & -c. A-c. Any person wishing to commence business, in the line of Printing, on a

cheap scale, aim witnotii capital, can ne accommodated by applying MILTON GHFGG. Lawrenceburgh, Jan. Sth, 1 S3 1 .

Oak Leak I'lu.ms. A gentleman from Con

necticut, some time since, sold to a grocer in

Providence a (pjantity of cigars, purporting to

be "real Havana, " but which on a subsequent

examination proved to he real oak h aves, with

i slight wrapper of tobacco. 1 hi is a new

article of trade to ba added to the wooden nut

meg-, horn flints, and white oak pumpkin feeds.

Mom.'AN Trims. Sixcolumesof Friday"

Albany I'.veninj; Journal are occupied with the trial of Klisha Adams, held at Lockport on

Thurnlay, Friday, aud Saturday of the previous wetk, before Judge Nelson, for an allvged conspiracy in the case of William Morgan. Says the l'.vening Journal, "The Jury retired on Saturday evening, and had not agreed on Monday. Several attempts were made to induce tin? Court to discharge them. It J understood

that one .Mason stands out against the eleven

other Juror?."

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: tin: Miiiicd,

vi r. iro(lnfl, ami rrrtrl '7

The Jack-iii editors arc in a most tut

nviahle auamlaru. IiifV know not

----- J xj liter to turn to the. rit;ht or to tin - a . . 1 . mi -

led. or to Keeti strruirlit lorwarU. llieir

tile leader having taken the right hand path, and iniiMted the stejiof Calhoun, foine of them halt at the. turn, and are d liheratt 1)' viewing the ground, hefore they "make a leg'' others alternately extend their hand to hoth Calhoun and

N an Riireii, whiNt their eyes look fearfully toward" him who yet holds the rod.

Mr. Van Uureti having the power "7y Authority'"' to enlist retainers has at present, the greatest numher, hut these i.j .1 .4 11 1 11. .1

are reauy t) ii'm ii, rut nnum 111 mat they are of the weaker fat lion. It is said, that even I Perils, who have a common ohjr f, cannot ''hold league," and

how can we expert a hetter result from

editor" who are striving lor rewards?

MAUUIF.H Ou Sunday, 27th ult. ny Kt v.

E. Ferris, Mr. JOHN HARKDALL to Miss MARY HALL all of Lawrcncelmrgh town

ship.

To in)' Creditors.

1AKK notice, that I have applied to the

Court of Common Ploas of Fayette coun

ty, Pennsylvania, for the benefit of the laws for the relief of Insolvent Debtors: and the said Court has appointed the second Monday of June fur hearing me and my creditors, at the

Courthouse, iu Fnion Town, inlaid county.

JACOH SJ Ol TIER. March, 1 831.

LOST. N Saturday last, on the road leading from Tousev-town to Ihirlington, a small

rOCKET HOOK, together with forty three dollars and six cents, nnd several notes, tho whole amounting to about eighty dollars. Any person finding said Pocket llouk, on delivery to me, shall be handsomely rewarded. A. L. COBLE.

Wanted, NY quantity of FLAX-SEED, foi which

iBL the highest price will be paid by li. P.S.M1T H. January 7th, Ls?l.-43tf-

' OTIC 12.

A

LL nersona are cautioned against crediting

;t wne

Candidates. KLKCTION FIRST MONDAY IN AttUST, lo31. For (lovrrnor. Nonh Noblo, j Milton Ptapp, Jnmrs Scott. l or Lieut. Con mm. James Cregory, David Wallace. For Congress. John Test. I Oliver 1L Smith,

Amoi Lane, Joseph Holman. Slate Sinatc. OnorgP H. Dunn.

SSeal Itate lor Sale.

Y virtue of a decree of the Probate court

of Frauklin County. Indiana, at the

March Term, A. D. lS31,of said Court, the

undersigned Guardian of William Riuker, Jaiurs Rucker, and Clarissa H ticker, infant heim of Heniainiii Hueker, deceased, yyill si ll on Monday, the 2nd day of .May next, at the Court House door, in tho Town of Ilrookville, Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. of said day, the undivided interest of said minors in eightyacres of the North East quarter, section nine, town eight, rauge two. Also, thirty nine acres, part of section four, town tight, range two, of which the said Benjamin Rucker died eiized. One half of the purchase money will

be recpiireil iu hand, the residue in twelve

months.

ANDREW CARMICHAEL,Onardian. Brook ville 2tith March, 1831. 3.-3w.

my wile-, Nancy Hall, 011 my account; she

having abandoned me without provocation, I will pay 110 more debts of her contracting. March 21, 1831. JACOB HALL.

IVotice. LL oersons indebted to the subscriber nro

im. requested to call and luttle the same wihout dulay ; as he is detei mined to close his books and notes, withoost, if not rinsed by payment, before the l."th April next. Maroh 23d 1830. L. W. JOHNSON.

For Sale, 4 first rate pair of WOOL CARDINO MAisU 1HNES nearly new, and clothed with good cardi. The above machines will be sold on accommodating terms, or bartered. l or further particular, enquire at the nulls of th subscriber, or at his residence in Rising Sun. PINKNEY JAMES. March 2hth 183I.-3-3w.

Administrator' INotice.

AVI MJ taken out letters of adininistra

.,.t. Mirreciihlv to law. on the estate of

John Voorhees, deceased, late of Franklin county, Ind. ; I do hereby notify all thu indebted to said estate to mako inimediiite pay-

lf meiit; and those h-iing claims, t-t pn sent

thev have not entirely lost the ,,,, of . " '-'ll-V auth.ntuy.UM,, u .... ..... 1 " . J I ..cl..u cninxwei III iC I SO VPl.

telling truth, their jars may he of service to the puhlic Halt. 'hron.

WILLIAM y. CARBON, A.hi.'f

Mairh 'th, 1831.

1 -').

Lectures.

IIE Society for Mutual Improtcment win

The avliuittanee will be

lecture on

MONDAY EVENING

ti, 41K ..f A 1, ril next at eailv caadle light, in

the laps room. fr-'T- Ladies and (Jentlemen ar respectfully

invited to attend FREE FOR ALL March 2 1831

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JOR-WORK, Of all kinds, mwilly minted at this offim.

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