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,as an"eminent lawyer,"lct Gen. Mc- This, then is the only office or appoint- j Candidates. LAWRBNCEBUROH,'INDIAHA. 'Carty still draw on his s; 100U salary, incut, of any value, with which he hai election first Monday in aucvst, 1S1.

MHDAY, JrXK3l,1831.

and Continue to bask in tliA cnndiinn nf PVpr hppn f:ivnril. with thf prront inn nf

vr ... , : " ., . ..... ' . . 1 Noah Noble,

: cxecumeiavor; aneyet Judge lest con- tne fcnenitalty ol franklin countv, a jamesScott.

tor liuvrrnor. I Milton Stapji,

oo EnNOR JLIX'TION. The Dews re- f i nun. fnr vrhilo -,If 1 1 .I For Lieut. Governor.

CClVed from Various narlt nftnoVr.,. I . , - J .. . Jaiucs Gregory, David Wallace. durin 'tl L "-"V empty honors of a seat in Congress one in which the citizen? of other coun. Amos Lane, A. S. Burnett, i ing ie past week,conviDees us,more tossed about on the sea of politics, and ties have no immediate interest. We Ro Smiley. than ever, that the mrrp nfV... V , ' . ..... . . For Congress.

w 1 - ,m ... ,

ni h .. i ; n v i ' i ...

' " e uo 1101 ,a l,,,s bc competence for himself and family. Noah Noble could amass so mat a sum Jothn iM'Carty

Oliver II. Smith, Joseph Holuian.

cause our predilections have always i Rut. to return to thr n.iMfi-.p'!.ni ' in the i short nerind nfM ,.,.. aA in ' stau SinaU.

leaned towards the man; but because Jnj i ' ,. ., .. i ' r , George II. Dunn, James T. Follock.

'.n mi sijiaii i i in i ) c tah. i T. 1 ... .i 1 i m . t -'

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elusion by an impartial view of the ! running for ,mnthrr . A in il,;. mat I ,1a ihinW iyM,.r.nwMitW.ilu,,li,,1,,in,;.

. . B I n in linn ' ..... w w'tij .i. iiij ... . - j i T .... f. ... W m. Hike.

"mniticn "leil in ! T. DP lf'VP W( nr custsin.l K. Mr Pnl. 'nan rhsrartpr.m amannf mnrltv trt i

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wholo matter.

iiuse we opposed to any man holding on to one the meantime, pay a defalcation of se

James Murray, Ezra Ferris,

.Martin Stewart n i t i

our itato. so generally respected, by all jey himself lor if we are not very ; enlighten the public mind on this subject. ! Arthur S. Vance. John'Wttr. parties, m (,en. Noah Noble; and there , much mistaken, he expressed an opin- j As to Jcdi;e Reid,wc know!very iittle j County Commissioners. are few better qualified, by a general ion, a short time since, that Governor about him. We know not whether he j John Nea, ''''IL w. a acniia nt:inr - i I ...... !. . . . . .. JOiin Ieai, Joseph oorl.

1 ; ",c ""is anaiuar oucht to be mncached. for nerr- has ever drawn "10 or loSJW do ars District Ao. -J.

. i- .J",l " A 7 O ' 1

w-m. oune pcopic.to Uojust.cc to them letting the duties of his office, toelecas Ihc.r chief magistrate. We frank- tioncer for Congress in the second Disly confer that we are strongly biased trict. If it is wrong then for Gov. Ray

in mi i,ior lor We n:ivp tnn I.it I v . . . .. . ir. ...a;:4i.. l i. .

" ""c j uvifci mis gunernaional uuties, in '" suuaa-mn lutr.unu 10 sansiy John . rcrcival. known him rot to admire him yet, if canvassing for Congress, it is equally ' the reasonable desires of anv man, and Franklin County. we had not good reason to believe that wrong in the case of Gen. McCartv and ! that he is neglecting his public duties, ' r , M ,f . , Statc Scnatelio wn flm mnc . : !:!-! . . " I , r.nocii .u t arty.

k i""i'in.nuiu.ue ior Judge Keid. il tlieir present salaries and vtolating his othcial obligations, by , For Legislature.

u..n I'Hicc, low botorc tlie public, wc are not sufficiently

r ai it- m lit i lar-t m i racivon. nliaiii l&ldwelJ. irom me public purse, nor snail we ; Danipl pin miner. take the trouble to inquire. Itissuffi-J District S'o. 3. cient for us to know that he nov holds ' MiIt0" (ire?s' Georse ArnoId-

r or Ksoroncr.

would

r.icerfullT saciilice our partial.-j their cravings, they

ties, i.i favor of another, equally compe-1 linquish them, and give way to others

lucrative to satisfy ! a total disregard of the public interest ' Iniel St. John, JohnReid, hold at once re-! committed to his charge. i eo Su.0.n Gcor?e Diblcr r . ! Renj. !s obIe.

tent, and perhaps equally deserving.

N o refer to Gen. Sr.n. Thisgentlerr.an is deservedly popular throughout the state, and with any other man than Noah Nolle, as his competitor, his success would be beyond doubt. As it

whose desires are less capacious, and

For Iierordrr.

Silas Tyner.

.Harried,

On Sun !:. Jane I'.Hh. liv J . V.II,.tr. Vn. Jolm D,

who would cheerfully devote their u-holc ..ir h; i RiSi..g-..n Seminary.

time to the duties assigned them. If; Kantiolph tnwnshn. ' Hf, seional examination of the students

SlierilPs Sale. Y virtue of an execution, to uie directed, from the Franklin Circuit Court, I will

expose to sale, at the Court house door, in the town of Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, on the nd day of July, lt?31, between tha hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon, and fiv o'clock in the afternoon, of paid daj , all the interest of Adam Petree in part of fractional section thirty one, town ten, range two, weft, in the first principal uieredian line, to wit: Besjinning at the North-east corner on the line of the fraction at the half mile post, on the east side of the friction ; thence West, fc poles to a post ; thence, South 2" decrees Weft, 57 poles, to the end of the lane at the creek; thencu South, 33'polcs to a post; thence Kast, ,'1C pole and a half t.i a pot; thence, South !)2 poles; thence, East i'yii poles to a post and corner of the fraction ; thence, North Hid poles to thn

place of beinnimr. Containing eight seven acres and a half, he the saiaa more or less. Taken as the property of Adara 'etroe, at the uit of Alma Spencer. M. ROOP, Depfy Sh'tfF. C. Brookville, !th June, lfH.'J!.-l l-.'J'.-.. SSicrifl's Sale. "K BY virtue of an execution, to me directed, -fit JPfrMm the Franklin Circuit Court, I w ill expose to sale, at the court homo door, in th town of Brookville, Franklin County, and state

; of Indiana, o.' the second dy of July, lc!31, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon I and ." o'clock in the afternoon, ofsaid day, all the Interest of Benjamin S. Noble in the South : half of the South-west uartercctionjScventy- '. eight, Township nine, Range two, wet, &c. ! containing eighty acre. Also, fifty-three j acres oil" the South end of the South-east quar-

! ter of Section Twenty-eight, in township nine,

Kaiitre two West, Aic. Situate in Franklin County, Indiana. Takeu as the property of

ueniamin S. .Noble, at the suit ofAllredl).

the .'fl,t W.mP ntV.m i ,wHUr 1 On the fame.iav, h the rtmr, Mr, JOHN SL T- of the Kising un Seminary will commence "a)s ami .iinuui a. v. oidds, assignees o! A. C

r "'i TON, to Mi-s J I I. U ANN FOWLKR, both of on Thursday, the 30th int, at 2 o'clock, RM

is not an object ol sulncient magnitude

: nou; at $ 1J0() a year, why did the Ge-

fi-i.u3 n, w consider Lis pretentions neral relinquish a profitable employ

,mV l,,cr om 01 U1C question. Let the , ment, and travel twice to Washington !

I awrei cibu gh Towrs iip

FROM THE ITNCINNATl CIIROSICLF..

We note, with deep regret, the draih of Hugh Pki tRs, Fs;i. of this city. On Thursday

..:v u oi. 4k.. .1..oifiIl ltt i.i. ..;r.

!noP(-ol .ot)Io in the East, act promnt-1 Citv, to procure it, when it was worth 7,1111 ou ,lie succeeding Sunday, his body was ly. firmly, and in concert, and thev have I onl v half the amount ? To us -the whv T tlL Ti'"

been accidental, resulting from a case ot som-

nothingto fear. The west will do he" duty. a:ul thj '.ipper Wabash counties

wi.I go for him r.hnost !r arclnmatinn. i ;itn nnwrr if . ...,...,....;.. .i... .....

..v.,, i viivh 11 lltl lUIISIUcH U lUlLllal I j Ul lilt

for the harmony of the partv, that all the

i! plain as way to Parisii Church.'

WK.nil, nambuliPin : it may havo been caused by men-

' " luc r"-1'1 um,,uu ,,uu" 1 amc ! tal deranj;emf nt,broufcht on by a diseased state ;

In l is hst, .Mr. Culler seems to hare misapprehend the drift and bearing of our remarks in refercr.ee to Judge Reid and Gen. McCarty. In speaking of them, as under the pay of the Central Government while they were candidates before the people for public office, we did not intend to raise an ob

jection to them because of the amount of

their respective salaries, but on account ol the principle involved in the cae. We intended to show, that they already had offices sufficiehtly lucrative to render a handsome support to their families; not thnt they had enjoyed an over-proportion of public bounty. We intended to show, that they were riding through li.e state, electioneering for office, to the entire ne'.Lct'of tho duties assigned them by !.c President. We care not how

loi g a

The deceased was in the 25th vear of his1

age, a native of Hebron, Connecticut. He

and will lie continued on the succeeding day

! The friends of science generally, and the

frismds and patrons of the institution particuly, arc invited to attend. The ensuing term will commence on Tuesdav, the fith of July. K. N. ELLIOTT, A. B. I'rincipal. June l?th, 1831. Taken Up, BY William McClelland, of y?8v. Springfield township, Franklin w Tl "ollnty, Indiana, on the tin day liOT'S of June, K-3!, two cstray horses; -J one a sorrel horse, supposed to be

six years old past, a maze lace,

n small brown horse, supposed to be six years old past, fourteen hands high, shod before, and

anpraised to thirty dollars, by Thomas Mat-

. ... . ...

OlllCCS Within the control Ol tilt! iTCSl- graduated at Yale College ill 18J(i, and after I ,. hit fort, the Wt hinH fnnt and the In ft

dent should bc Concentrated in the circle ' a,luii!ision t0 tlie practice of the law, he re-, (ore foot wnitP, fourteen hands and one inch r.. f. , .... , ,. . moved to this city, in 1 6 J, ior the purpose of hiih ; appraised to forty-two dollars. The other

... . . , . lih i ni uui 1 1- pursuing ims proies-ion. bution which followed.the office at 1'ort rro1" ll,e f'tri,,d of hit arril in tht ust ... . .. . I we knew bim intimately, in his professional,

a;neienir,tOinenanosoi:,ir.JraCK-;hll lllerRrv, an(1 ,lis social character. On th ' wi ani, Moses Crair. on the ICth davof

ennds..' and (Jenwral .McCaitv. The ,uor,; ,ia" occasion, daring our temporary i June latter des'r. d it not n- lv on nrrnnnt nf abnc ,"ro,u lhe citi'' Mr' P';t,'rs ,,ad tlie i A true copy from my cstray book, given latter tkS.rtd it, not Only Oil nrrount Ol , itolial c!i;trfceofthls paper, to which, at .tker . umipr rav haRd am) seal, this HUH day of June, its lucrative character, but because it time?, he whs a frtpient and valued corres- jg-jj " ISA AO WAMSI.FY, J. P. 1 i ,r i i : ii- ...- i- ! poiident. 11c was al.-o associated wiihns, last! i.... o ii -..9 wnu hl nlbird Imn rrri'nt l.-iri htipc ii liii I ' j une .1 i .)-..

& mniiner, in the preparation ot a volume ofj ambitious aspirings f;r political fame. I nome magnitude, which has since been given i Having Secured all the offices of appoint- j th" ;",bilC; T',e,e cumstances hn4 e made J ,l tne personal and intellectual cpiahtiei of the i ment, through til' pliancy of the Rresi- deceased familiarly knowu to us, an.l thus dent, the partv now graVp at all those ! kllwinS 's wt' cre i rompted to oiler a brief, . . M i tribute to his nu n, ory. j

dependant Oil p ipular lavor; to eileetj i the person an.l manners of our friend,

Bonnrll.

MORGAN HOOP, D(pt'y She'ff F. C. Brookville, 9th June, A. IX lS31.-M-3w. Taken lp,

By William Hallowell of Logan Township, Dearborn County, June id, bll, A BAY HORSE, having black legs, white face, small white spot on the left hind foot, right hip down. No other

brands or marks perceivable. About fifteen hands high, and supposed to be six years old. Appraised at thirty dollars by John O'B rien ami Stephen Thorn, this 10th day, of June, 1831. I certify the above to be a true copy from mv cstray book, given under my hand rind seal. U-3t ROBERT BRADSHA W, J. P

Dearborn County,

Dearborn Circuit Court

William B. Ewing, complainant. crsus, John Ewing,

.1

March Term, 181.

On complaint in Chan ecru, in the Dearborn

j. Circuit Court; Hth of

Taken 1'p, BY W illiam Suits, of Laughcry township, on the 7th of June, Iv'it SililiMJFI U1IJF fif'lo

r61t- hands high, supposed to be four-

teen vears old, with a scar on the wsies left thirh. h?r left hind foot white.

which inar.V of them' would not hesitate 1 tb'rewas little to attract the attention of the , a fniall star on the forehead, with a small

, , .. ,. I ctibiial observer: those who knew turn tctter, streak extending down to the nose ; had when tO make personal saci lllCCS. Hence We j ilowever, loon .l.scovered hi fine talents ainI;taWen up, and at 1-resent, a tow string tied to find the General COmihg forwnrd to ?e-' "is gront individuality of character. His Y.er mane. Appraised to twenty six dollars, c.. s , ii t :. !"'h1 was vigorous, acute and logical. To ; thw 13tb r!a v of June. 131 .

iuiv. u a... iii v-unprrs, . u u.mm. uig , . hidiraicnt and fined nractical views of

rnyii rr.av ba' i en ia the ser

vice of(thepeople.or how much money.he may have receicd for hi services; if he is compcter.t and faithful, unencumbered with office, and a better man than his opponent, we bring not up i:i judgmer.t against him, the amount ofsalarv he may have received; for we do believe that none of our public officers receive more than a fair compensation for their fervicf.;and some of them fall short of it. Gen. Mi Cakty, has enjoyed public office ever since he was constitutional! v eligible, by age. Mr. Smith has been in the Stat. Legislature, has been Prosecuting Attorney, arid once a member in Congress. JosT.ni Hoi.m n hasalso come

in ?f..r his share of oiiblic. favor. J i oge 1 tion for his services? What does Mr.

---- Tint, on account of his arrr. has ner-

thnt, should hesueceed, his present place life, he united, what is not very common, a: Ui cm j i , u ,i 4, i chastened imagination and a brilliant poetic I bc Idled by a ltllc w laborer in the , , , , i ; lancy. He w.i not only a good elementary' same great cause, and the general lhtrr- lawyer, but in polite literature and omc of the j esUofthcwry be th-rebv -rreatlv nro- fbstn"6 ecieIlcCf' aUaioments, f.,r one of, J r . i i In. vr-nrs. were nl a superior order. Amouir i

A true cov from mvcstrav book. DAVIlf BOWERS, J. P. June 1-1 .1-3

Regimental Order. S'tth Regiment Indiana Militia, ) i , ;.,t. T,.n Mil, 1R11 I

moted. !l he should, however, pro, e J many of his poetical articles, we may in-tance j La wrer.ceburgli district, company No. beUtlSUCCessful on the first Monday in Au-'ll'e '1,lllti'lt(1 " ,!? Native Land," (lateH- ;ni;. .Hvidotl, tlioe north fast of Walnut street , . " ! republished in this paper,) as more than sulh- ', all'j roaij to Tanners Cr. Bridge compose comgust, h; intends (O make a Virtue Ol IiC- ; Oit..ltto establii'his claim tohigber praise than ' ,iany No. 3; those south of said street company ccssitv. Iv holding on and contenting I e bave bestowed upon his poetic genius. ; Xo. ti. Company No. -1. being divided by a line i "if .. n- , . . i These verses, tii.ee their origina: appearance ; runninsr np Wilson creek to the Indianapolis S. himself WltU th."! ofiice he has at present. ; in the New.En.lad Wr-eklv Review, have roa(!. ''Moron's land.tbose north call com-

Andrew Morgan, &- j .Varti, I S 3 1 .

Oliver M. Spencer, defendants.

jjOW comes Dunn, attorney for complain1 ant, and the sherilF of the county of Dearborn, now here, returns into court, the subpoena issued to him in this, cause, executed as to the said Andrew Morgan, mors than thirty days prior to the first day of this Term, and not found as to the said John Ewing and Oliver M. Spencer; and that the- are iiot residents of the State of Indiana. It is therefore ordertd, by the Court now lure, that notice uf the pendency of this suit be published four weeks succebsively, in some public Newspaper publi-htd in the county of Dearborn; notifying and requiring the said John Ewing and Oliver M. Spencer to appear at the next Term of this Court, to be holden on the -1th Monday in September next, and make answer to complainant's bill aforesaid, in this behalf filed ; tr, that the same will be taken as coufesswd, at to them, the said Joint Ewing and Oliver M . Spenc er. Di-xx, all. for comp't. JAMES DlLL.tTA-. May, 11, 1p3L w. sEecutor; Sale. rHHE subscriber, executor of J. hn Adair,

JBL dec u, wul fell, at public outcry, at tint

III speakhirr of General NohLE, Mr. ! been widely circulated and gonerally admired. p0se company No. 4, tho.,e south west, inclu- j i,lle rc-i,len t.. of the de. 'd, in Brookville, on Cnllevsavs l!int"heha- ilrcadv nock- I Tbe-V w"r(' writt"n on IsIani1 section 13, 14, and compose company No. j Tluirdav, the 7thdavofJi.lv. 1-3!, to the ,a .crrv, 1, " 1 , i whilst the author was on hi way to the wen. 8. EWt.ous are ordered to b held on the 2.1 ,jg,est faaer, numcro'u articks of h..uithold eted 10 OK 15H,!) dollars from the pub- ( One of the verses seems to have been r rophetic. d ly of July uext, atfreeabU to law t. fill all j kitchen furniture, eighteen Beds, BeH-

iic purse." Will Mr. C. be so good as j

to tell us whore, when,andiri what manner this & 15,000 has been pocketed by! Non Nom.r.? Will he inform us .vhali public office he ever held, from which j he received more than a fair compensa- j

haps hnd more experience in public affairs than either of hn roinprfilors. And vet, wc venture tosar. that neither of

Aiul I ti.tve lelt tnee, llo.;, a. one A piigiini Ir.mi th1 shor ; Tne win.i i;.);-!. by wi'.h bol'.t.'.v ii:cau, I jifir il si.h a warning tone " 1 e see .V"r hume no more I'm cast upon lhe wnri.''? u i e s- , Torn I ke an otcan ee 1 ; I'm cast away f ir far ftom th 1 fee! a tiling 1 rar.not hiA hruisr I snil hrokrn rr '.

His pre lii ticn was b.it t w fitady vt-r.i:. .' ! c v.

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vacancies of Captains, Lieutenants, nnd l.nsiens in each of the respective companies, at

: hb following places, to wit : Company No '2, at Jesse Hunt's Hotel, company No. t', at the j Court House ; company No. !, at Samuel M'Curdv's: eoiupany No. 8, at Andrew Wor- ' lev's. ; ' JOHN SPENCER, Col. I Cnm'elt. .1."ii li. I. '! N. B. Companies failing to elect oilicers who will qualify and do their duties, will be attached to other companies without delay.

B2xecutor'! .otiee. rjSIlE subscriber give, notice, that he has U Inli.n ...a, li.lli.t-2 , c i ! i ..Il I n r V In flit.

.... ' , . . .aVll .'U. , jv.. ... ....... , ... icii f t,. I... o.-t ii. c in tr... Vlpi-l.aiiir s Institute ftnrl . ... .....

these gtlltl.mcil bale laid up a f.Wr Such Cannot be his meaning for, HO ; ir. .v,r,,,, will twir teMimony 'to thcextem ami ac-, f''r"N on the Estate of John Adair, dec d, late i - t ... . nf i-rtiiblin I minti InilinnH. nv virtue ol tnu

doubt,that sum in a hundred foil "has pas- 'lZZr ch.rae,er! Will of the dee'd ; and that all persons indebt-

Sfd through This hands. Does he meaiC for int.-mity. Thrrev. as a fine tone of mural ami re- ed to, or have unsettled accounts with said es-

... , . . ii I : hgious l eling,teitip'riiigaiid inliuetji ing all Ins cniHliii t, tate, are rttquested to maKe immedinte paythat llC has made that amount HI all lllS ai a steadlastness ol friendship that reiuli red him an ', nK.nt, and settlement of the same, or legal transactions with the public, from the 'Mt','l"l't member of the social cii.le in which he mov- j Uieasureg will be resorted to. And all persons 1 ' i nl . AltluiuMi cnumaralivclv a siramicr in our citv. , . i-. -n ...:.!.: .,.. ......

time lC COmniellCed bUSinCSS lor himsell he If ft many fiieiir's: encuues he na.l none. More we L . . 8 ,,'.... ',;, ,a C

l"i,lh.v n.nnn bv-lhlc .,., l. c .-.f C- 1 ' bis hum-.- IK) ,'lulf. I hs tn-au'l.lil MolV, 111 t.

V. .111. T I111.1111 . III!.' I.'yinill,.'' .i i i , , ( ... .1 - wi rV. . papci, urn er tl.c '1m alure . ( v',-, vt Al000? Hoes he mean that that amount Un, ;.ni, 'is a .n(.i,.v,i of h, prw tn.; it , .i ii-ii ti ' s the piiiilm I. (i.i nl a lri-ure hum, wrilti'n a few has passed through his hands, as a lie- ,ia!! !.;. ,.u ,i,tll, i, u.e !..t utera.v t, reiver and diburscrnf imblii- monev l believe, ol his pen. Th.,c of om rra rs, w no I avr

' r.r.,

dollar as tlie fruit cf tin ir public services, with the exception.pcrhnp.of (Jen. McCartv. Mr. Smith may be in the possession of '-considerable wealth," but it has been "acquired by his professional business, which is extensive ar.d profitable. Jrnor. Tcsr nvn be in "easy cirf um-ta iets;" but we doubt not, if his pr 'sent pecuniary situation was contrasted with his circumstances before he was elected to Congress, it would be found minus some thousands. (Jen. McCaktv, we are told, is in "moderate circumstances" and in the possession of an office worth$ 1000 a year. Mr. Hoi.hks tells us that he is a Farmer by profession an I pri' ticr, and we have reason to believe that if he pursues his practice with vigilance nnd care, his situation is the rnort enviable of the four. With this view of their resjr ctivc situations and circumstance, we wouldfuay, and w tiiink our verdict is founded in the

spirit cf equity. Let Mr. Holn.an still

.. . , i ii . ..i .! iuu aniiic uui I auiii.n.i' n.i." IC III I -1-1 I ' m " it ssv in bis praise less rmild uot witlinut doing . f . ' J If so, he has been poorly paid indeed ; il,jris!i,.boh t()lllf decr., .,, 0,on feeling, Ih Lstate,,w,e"-rrn Airrrs for J0 vears active service. Does he j y inscnnvde decree of Providence,), has been .,,

l,l i j i 1 niyslL'iiously taken Irom ainoiij us, in the summer ol j mean tliat lie has peculated to t!2l ; his exi-lenre, under Hie most alfs. ting cir. uinstani.rs. !

mr,,,nr ,,Mftn H, milillr nnr.,.. -Tr . ; El us ch, ush hiMiieuiory, and mutate tus virtues.

L'.rfc'r

Brookville, June 3d, Ks31.-13-3w

DIEV & SsCUAITOAT, TAILORS IN OENESAL, NFOItM the citizens of Rising Sun, and publio cenerallv, that they have conunenced

the above buisness, in all its various branches,

At i nici-liiie of lhe meinhiTs of the Cini innali Bar,

Si Ve of his regular Salary? He dare not j held June 13, lh31, Charles Hammond, Esq' was , . i . i , . , , . . 1 calie t to lhe Chair, and D . J . C'asnrll, Esq.apwluspersuch a thought, unless he mten- pointoH,Se(rrtnry1 a : il.. i 1 1 On mnlinn nf R Dr-ltP. F.SH '

(lea to commit a nagr.uu ouir.igc upeuj "r, HeVply deploie the melancholy ! in Hising Sun. on Main-Street, one door abve Mlblic Sentiment. Does he mean to Say ami untimely death of Huoh Pfrms, Esq., late a Messrs. Haines & Lanias' store; where they

that he has received that amount in 9alJ m"'ber f this Bar, who was , l-S beloved A,r liis i W1 be happy to receive orders in their line of

rurrei iann geniieiniiny iiui, m, " ,c-i 0sjnps!! ;uid conti.lcntly assure an mose wno ary, as Receiver of the Land Office at for his h al and literary attainments. ! are tileased to patroni'e them, that their orders Indianapolis? If so, wc oppose it with or 11 5 . .u i r. . . and nlfi b e theuie ves to the public, as to the a flat denial, and believe we can prove . ZX-" " I nt -ml worllnlsh.p of their garments (on, f that he never realized one third of that i YCrWcrrf, That the Chairmati and Secretary of this, the subscribers having bad considerable epe- . . , , ! cneetin" be rciuestrd to transmit a copy of these reso-j rience in the Eastern Citie,) it shall not be eSUm. Mr. Culley knOWS that IiC Only ... ,".,,....,, r 0, deceased, and to offer ,...ll.,l l,.- ,.r tl..- citus in the lllitrd States.

u in their sonowful he-

. If ,lll! i

vpnvi-niPi.t I . llAiiimo.ii'i' iiairnian

when he was ou.ted ly the present rc-: i. j . i:8w r.ix, Seneiary .

forming chief magistrate, to make room; for his particular favorites. He like-:

il.... Jl ri.nnfli; rBVIE subscribe, having a large quantity of

itijc i mi ii, utai ii guiMiiy wiii.i.i" -

held that office between 3 and 1 years, ti.enionrde.-p-i.di condolence I'cnvi'.nent. 1 . 1 1 A M

Salt at 45 cts.

N. B. Their terms will be accommodating

and moderate, and all kind of cutting done, and Warranted to fit,if properly made up. Rising Sun, Ind,une 14 1S3L-14-Sw.

inn. mill tTmiitei S:iie.

rRIIlI'. subscribe, having a large quantity ot ; " ' JL salt on band, has concluded to reduce the fHlHE subscriber wishes to contract for

tiir iirnf,. ,,f l.U farm, nniilhc salary, durillirth.lt period, was appro- .,,,. . Kohtv-Fivk Cksth per bushel, audi 100,000 Staves, to be, leltvered by the 1st

i , ,., , , . ii i ,i l r .... w.i h- dedu. line the same tare deducted in December licit. Cash will be advanced un pkAHiirM of rural life; let Mr. Smith , pnated towards payinguplhedehmpien- w'n''u,-UnS I close of contract, if good security be given. .1,11. u.. '...;,-...,,. otii.iiciiv, n.l 1 rv of Lis immediate tircde cessor. which 'C' ' IJEO. P. BL'ELL. I SAMl'EL ELLD1TT.

J.l't ICOJJ IJU 1111113 ly I . i . i . j J I ' j profitable practice, and the honors of (ho1 he wa. under no legal obligation to pay. June It, ih.'II.

i Lwreieeburti, May ST, 131.-1 IK.

leads, and Bedding, 3(1 head of Hogs, three

Horses, each four year old, one of them a beautiful dapple clay-bank stud. Also, tha Tavern stand, including live town lots, two large stables and shed. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day. A credit will be given of nine months, (as to the persoaal property) on all sums over three dollars. Terms of Ileal estate made known on the day of sale. JOSEPH MEEK H, A.rrrV. Brookville, June 3d, 1831. N. B. The store goods on hand nre now selling, and will be sold at the invoice w holesale

prices.

J. M.

raiHE subscriber respectfully informs his -M. friends, and the People of Dearborn County, that he has removed his Store to tho Brick Building on the comer of High and Walnut Streets, directly opposite J. Hunt's Hotel, formerly occupied by L. W. Johnson, and has jut received an elegant assortment of Faacy and Staple Dry GJoods. Also u. general assortment of Hoots, Shoe, Ilonnets, Hats; Glass, China (New st vie,) LIVERPOOL AND QUBEH SWAHB, Hardware, Cutlery, lllO.XyCASTLXGS, .XA1LS, CORDAGE (iroceries, Leather, .V:c. All of which he promises to sell on reasonable terms. The People are generally invitl to call aud examine fur themselves. K. P. SMITH. P. S. The highest price, in CASH or Leather, will bc given for HIDES. Also, nil kinds of produce will be received in exchange ffT (JooiU. K. P. a. May C, 1S31.-S It V I, a Of the Lnwrcnreburj'li RriJge Company. Resolved, That all persons who have taken, by the year, to pass over said bridge, and fail to pay up their quarter, as agreed, shll there, fore, be charged at the gate by the trip, until paid. Approved, May 14th, 1831. J A BEZ PE R CI A L, Pre't.