Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 132, Vevay, Switzerland County, 23 May 1834 — Page 3
YWtvoat, uYuyw.
B'ridav ITIorniu?, May 23. We are authorised to announce to the public, tha : A LEX AN PER SEUASTlAN is a candidate for iho Senate.
fcV 13 M INN. a Ilnivesafian preacher, will: ue:u-i ;it the house nfPruett Nnrvey, on the 12; h of June next, at 11 nclock. A.M.
It is staled Ui:it not le-M tlnn fiOccn hundred, fi lii-s 'i.ivc bft the. United Slates- dn: hip tho Diisf i'i'"r, vrrh ike itt.Mi'io:i of-iptilin' in IV:-
Ml Jul li:,g?.i -.i; .- ( . A , or agent is made responsible to the shipper, Id the full amount of all damage: him! the captain is further subjected, to a line, not less than jJaOO nor more than 1000, and to imprisonment far
not less than 3 months, nor more than three years. If lives are lost, the captain to be and judged guilty of manslaughter. The same penalties to the several parties are provided in case of any accident in navigation, from nverloadiag, racing, or carrying higher steam than the certificate allows, or any accident ' that may occur while the captain, pilot, or engineer is engaged gambling or attending o any game of chance or hazird." The same penalties are provided in case of a
ny accident from gunpowder, shipped without a
a country Invinw :i unusually salubrious Hi-! written notice of the lact heing posted in thiee
in re, i
:d
viiii" with Tortile tracts of land.
conspicuous parts of the boat.
Shii-iiers are made liable to a fine of ."5-200
!.t fi r rww f?riMiw state that toe nun- n.. ai.i.-.n;m ,,nn.,..,i-, .u;h,.u,i ...,.;., .
r .- ' master or clerk ; and also made liable for damaions t!i,ge miiy happen by any accident therefrom
her of 'failures thorn, is from ti.irtv to thirty-live,
juid the amount ct liabih'ies aiiofet four mi l-lln:-f -
Indiw i!.e towns of .V-w Hampshire, at the?g"'I'v of manslaughter
lat si ate cloctiou, IW.ij-jr Downing received an unant.no'v vote for (! ovrnnr.
and in cae of loss of life, are adjudged
Tke II rfrd (.Maryland) li- publica u Jiys
We h id 'i.i tlii 2t!t and
Fii",v that or, tin" night t l'u
also.
Jn passing, on the river, lhe descending boat
is commanded to shntt olf steam and Moat down when within a mile of an ascending boat the
I) iv vi.)iicau : lattet to-assume the if sponsibility of steering r'h M'" !l ' "'clear of the other, bring liable for all damages the 2oth. was accom- . .. ,: , .
, . . -ill Jl'tCI MHlOfl oil l-Hlou? rtlC If IVdi IMIl MIC cl named wit h a severe fr,ist, which we are j-arlul . i . , r ,u i . tii - .i i ,r . i hove form the principal enactments of the law, destroyed all the fruit I lie garaens Iiave sullered i 1 1 '
tion (o enforce rigorous penaltida against any carelessness in the management of steam engines on the Mississippi within the limits of the Stale of Louisiana.
The contested election for the seat in thehotisr r-f lepreser.uiives, occupied by Mr Letcher, of Jv, mmi , !v. has f!eci:J---'l, we lain by theeomrnitir.o on Rlcctions. in favor of T. P. Moore, by a
inaiori'V td'ihiny fiiyo. The grounds upon which
..In- dt-oi-ion ns mad!", have not transpired.
r.vvnty i liis
of indictrnunt have been f'und at
fhe CViniinal L'iirt of king s Ijonch in Lower against individuals (c counterfeiting
bills of the bank of the United States.
It is not improbable that the Hon. Gulian C. "prpl-"v !c, will be nominated as t lie whig candidate for governor of the state of New York.
llicrcry fdlow for (he office. A St. Louis pi)fi anfttwufices tfoloman 1' KeUhum as a candid-
Mte lor:o-ial le. This man ought by all meiins u be elected., for with such a name as that, he cs,; never kave the (.nee to return a von a. '
It is stated that the Natchez jail contains, at nt thisttme. no lesslhnn 13, pesons charged with murder, five of hotn are under sentence of death. There are also, two sentenced to death for burglary.
The German papers contain accounts of famine
in the southern provinces of Russia, which arei
truly appalling, and the sultenng is putting that ;.verntncnt to an immense expense for supplies i f corn, which are so"ght for from all quarter?. Potatoes called for in large quantities, as it is imposed that for many months to come the popyijlion can no otherwise be fed than by similar
importations. We notice in the Vinccnnes Gazette, of April 2fiih. that the stock in the branch of the Indiana State IJaiink, at that place, is nearly all taken we are therefore assured of having a branch at Vinccnn.es.
Pirates Cant. Bennet, of ship London
Packet, at New Bedfoid, spoke March 3, olf
Ascension Island, ths British ship Carlow, from W. coast of Africa, having on board 19 pirates. On th-. African coast the Carlow boarded a suspicious armed vessel, abandoned, which blew up killed one of the cfliccrs
au men. one is supposed to have been the
Tesscl belonging to pirates, who were ttken
on shore, bud is also ascertained to have
been the same which robbed the bruj Mexi
caa, of .Salem, sometime since, of 25,000
in specie. I he pirates iverc Portuguese and
. . . o fepan.tn.
rage, despair, and sometimes a malignant
mingled with disquietude, were painted on tb ii
visrtges by turns. Sometimes they seemed as
wild as infuriated maniacs sometimes as grave
and solemn as Pluto and Hhadamanthus and sometimes- their features exhibited the horrid grimaoes aud contortions of criminals on the rack.'1 " But," exclaimed the half increduloua friends of lhe traveller, " who were these miserable wretches? Did tbpy thus devote themselves fur the p'.blic good?'' " ( nn." ' Ptihaps they
wer e:kiow thp Pli'oopheis ?!one. ' 'N t at all."' Or the (iailrafn! !' the cirrlc ." " Not exacl!v-', ' -Ah! I understand, (hey were
doinji pen anre for their s;ns." ' You are s'lll
ivide ef the iriark." " Why. yn h ive been telling us all tins lime of rt.l in.ini k . men
who neither heard, fvlt. nor sp ike. Do tll n!
what they wer about." Tukv wi;ke Gam
BI KI'.S. '
r:oitKi:r i i:t h ikkiy r.v .
nr. rwojvix 1
! P:.VAS17.i;7.VA3, L'lrhiladclnlija Uanks 2 o. Pittsburgh 2
Sti.IIarrisbua'
( hambersburg Easton West (Jhester ieriiiaiitown lontgornery Farmers b'k Lancaster Rucks Coinity
20
Mr Chilian of Kentucky, has submitted a proposition to the House of Representatives that the President be requested to submit to
the House, a plan for a bank of the United States, competent to all the duties which may be required by the Government, and which may be so organized as not to infringe on our own delegated powers, on the reserved rights of the State, and comprising all the advantages, without being subject to the ob
jections to which the present Bank of the
United States is liable in his judgment. The bodies of two meo on the 13th instant
found drowned in the river Deshee, near Vin
cennesjthe first body was that of old man sup
posed to be 60 and 70 years of age, considerably bald, had on a coat of home made linsey vest and overalls of blue gray jeans, an old
shirt patched,linen drawers, white wollen socks,
Wc are credibly informed hy a gentleman,
who knows it to be a fact by experimental observation, that salt and water, administered at the lime .f attack, will effectually cure the gapes in chickens. We would recommend a trial of it to :ill tboso who raisp chickens.
Commissioner's Sale, I2STATR WILL be sold at public auction, fur cash, to tlehi-hcst anil best bidder. a the door
of tha court house in the town of Vcvav, Swilzer- . .1 .... - '
iana coimiv. Indiana, On the I'Jth da si of .Fit nr.
between the hours of two and four o'clock P. M ,
me following piece, tract, or parcel of land, viz. Being the South West quarter of Section 33. of
of Township 4, and Kanne 2 West. (Savin-rand
deducting there out. ten acres of ground, situate 1 in the north east corner of said quarter section, as sold by one Joseph Andrews to Luther GilmoreA
which lies in Switzerland county. Indiana. The
afore said mentioued sile will be then and there
made by the undersigned, in pursuance of and un
der the authority of a decree of the Switzerland circuit court, rendered at the last March term
thereof, m a ceitain suit in Chancery, wherein
William Griflln and George Lucky, surviving
parmers ot the lirm of Grill in co. were complainants, and Joseph Andrews and Abraham lef-
tries were defendants. RALPH R COTTON, CommV. Veavy, May 16th, 1S34. Ilcury Cotton's Estate, THE undersigned hereby gives notice, that he has been appointed to administer the! estate
oillEXRY COTTON, late of Jefferson town
ship, deceased all persons indebted to said es
tate, arc requested to make immediate payment; and persons having demands will present them
for examination, according to law.
WILLIAM COTTON, admV. Jefferson township, May 14.
KllSTVCKY, I!:uik of L-oiiisville Louisville Hotel Co IJank of Common'!) Uank of Kentucky and .Branches
OHIO.
Commercial Bank Cin
cinnati p;tr
Franklin bank of do par
Bank of Ckillicothe '2
Lancaster i-'
" Columbus M'.unt Pleasant Western Reserve C'-mui'l l.'k L. Erie St. Clairsville Marietta Urbana Banking Co Farmers &. Mec-Iv b'k of do
Farmers b'k of Canton l Frederic County Bank of Zanesviilf; Westminster
LI
pcrso"s uTf
rauti'Uii
for or receiving a note or due bill. !"r the
J.sum of three dollars, in favor of l ! ert ,V ( .c'; ran, and signed by Mary l.ETHF.Hi,::;ii:v. abi.ut
i 'he middle of April last. 8? the sai.-i note or l . -ibill was obtained through fraud, nod i am d -ioi-mined not to pay the same unless compelii-1 bv
lasv.
iett ysbur
Xfj Rrowrisville L'iVi.rk C:mk i NorJhafi-ptnn l''Lanen'er lUult 2$ MAKYLAn,
2 Baltimore Ranks
George C'mjuiv
M AIll May 1 1,
LKATnn:?n:i;nv
3
Farmers b'k A nuapois
i?! Havre de (iraeo
fr.n.'J t f r
William Kelly's litale.
THE undersigned administrator of the estate of William Kelly deceased, gives notice
that he has filed his account in the the Probate
Court for allowance, and final settlement; and that the second day of the next August term of said court, is sot for the final settlement of said estate,
where all persons concerned may attend.
JHUMAS KLL.LY, admV. Posey township. May 15 1S3I. Estate of Peter Reynolds.
nN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Switzerland county, la., entered at the May
and coarse shoes. There were six eagle half term, 1834, the creditors of said estate are hereby
XEW YORK, City Bink Troy and Albany Mohawk Bank Xowbu!h Auburn fJeneva L'ticaand Branches Ontario Bank, Uticn
at Canandaiiia MICHIGAN, Bank of Michigan I Farmer St Mecli's do 1 D1ST. COLUMBIA, Bank of Washington Central Bank
Bank of Columbia Farmers &, Mechanics Bank of Alexandria
! facrs'.ovcn 3 DELAWARE,
Banlt of Delaware 2
f! Farmers !'k fc branch 3
fii'Rank of Smyrna 3 l! Wilmington and fil Bmndywine 3 ftj jiEW JERSEY, SiiState bnk at Camden .r
j at Elizibethtown 5 lumberland bank 5 Farmers b'k Mt lloMy o
..Newark Insurance co. ;
f reiiton banking co. f Bank of N. Rruns-vick 5 Y1RULXIA, Kiehmond brancli 3 Vallt-v and branch 3 V. W. B.at Wheeling S
TllOIlipsoilS. A convention of all the Tii sonian practitioners in the State, is to be lield at Indianapolis, on the first Monday in September next. BASK EXAMINING COMMITTEE. The inquisitorial committee have returned to Washington from Philadelphia, without accomplishing their e1jo:t.
St&m Boat JLaw.
Louiina ha heen the first state to set the
xmple of vit;erer'is legi'a'ion for the preven linn and pniti-hmeitl of negligence in the navi
Ration ami management of Steam Boats. For j'be synopsis of tlvo law which she has made -on'ths't subject, we are indebted to the Baltiwie American, as follows: "The Legislature f X.ousisana, which has j ist ft !j Mirned, adopted a very severe, and we tru-t etfi' ient law for the regulation of steam boats so as to secure them from explosion. The -number of fatal accidents oa the Mississippi
p.ii U ularly the disastrous one by which the
Senator Johnston lost his life imperiously cal
Aed f ii s'.me legislative interference, to secure
aie and fidelity in the mangement of engines.
in.l every prarticable aurance of their sound
-fes. The new law manifests great anxiety to stVo!iV) minu'e precautions aghinst accident, as
.'' ,1 oii'conrliicl ; and impo-es heavy penal
lies on she sig'nN and owners iu eery case of
ffi-M.iste hirh any poible care might have
pievinied. l mUe th law mote enVctive
i hi- been fnt to the F.xecutive of all the ;le"5 b'lrilennn on the Miesisippi, and its tii butane", t ! senilrtf srtK.ii. 'I'Iip I i v ei.il.lisl.ps the offi-p ofSiate F.ogeev f r (be p"U of Niew )i le.irts. The duty mif the LsgiP-r i to tximtie, onre in three mouthy. '!e iiei g'h ot the boilers in steam
bost- plving within the w.iter t)f ibe State, to le-t them by bvlra ilf. pres-ure to lirre ti nps -the weight ftM'H they iniy lie riippwpd r:i jt.ibln of carrying: I to t'irntt earli tioat
n it'ti -t ei tiiii-lie, sjier.it ying the weight of '.vim b in i v be . I I y ii-eil . fi c -e any ;vri.nl h tppPii- on bo-r:l ot ,i'H ' iit, n il io-es -in the jit oper re rtiiirie-f.tiih-. r ij-; sia, i, r ,-ut, : m itc nei
dollarg and a double bladed penknife found in
his vest pocket.
The second body examined was that of a man
supposed to be between 25 and 30yeais of age, had on a blue broad cloth coat, striped worst-
vest, striped gingham shirt, pleated bosom, fustian overalls, coarse white wollen socks, email
cotton handkerchief, and coarse shoes, which
had been half soaled, striped cotton under pan
taloons. One Mexican dollar, one Eagle half
dollar, one twenty-five cent piece,-two twelve
and a half cent pieces, four ten cent pieces, one
jack knife, and one pmt bottle, were found about
the body. The bodies were much disfigured, so that the
features could not be recognized. The verdict
of the Jury was accidental death , by drowning.
The money wa appropriated by the Coroner, Win. Bruce, Esq. for part payment of the ex
penses of a decent burial. Vineennes Ga
GAMBLING. We have seldom seen the folly, the infatua
tion, the madness of Gaming, more correctly
aud forcibly depicted, than in the following ar
tide, which is a translation from the Freich of
a German Apologue by the celebrated Rich
tenwehr.
A French gentleman, after having been a
broad in foreign countries for many years, re turned to his native land. His friends inime
diately Hocked around, impatient to hear hi
wonderful adventurts, and hair breadth escapes.
After mch urgent soliciation he commenced in
this manner;
Gentleman, you are aware that it is a great
distance to the country of the Morons in Ame
tica. Well: at the distance of twelve hundred
leagues beyond the wilds inhabited by this war
like tribe, I met with a people whose habit
arc indeed singular. They will sit for hours
around a table, on which is placed neither ta ble cloth nor viands. The thunder may burs
over their heads, armies may combat within
mu-ket dft, earthquakes may menace them
rtith destruction siill they will lemain unmov
ed paving no more attention to the horror around them than if they were deaf and dumb. At thee times they are unsocial, uttering only o c?imviU v, some h-ilf rticol ited words, which nevpf th-less, appear to be of horrid impuit.
I h ive frquenily g i.erl upon them with won ler, for they Hie alino-t always surrounded by pect iton, attracted apparently by cirioaity .m l, believe oe, toy tnend-, I sbnll never lor
gt -1 lhe vaiicdani stioogly m ulit ! I by i gn -
notified, that the undersigned administrator of said
estate, having discovered that the personal estate
of said decedent, was insufficient to pay the outstanding debts against the same, and that said decedent died seized of no real estate, out of which
said debts could be satisfied reported the same
to the court aud filed an inventory of the debts aforesaid, so far as they have come to my knowledge; as also a statement of the assets belonging to said estate in my possession, out of which said debt arc to be paid so far as the same will go,
and pray ea said court for relief in tho premises.
Now, if any of the creditors of said estate shall
fail to notify said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by filing
the same or a statement of the naturci description
and date of the contract or assumpsit, upon which
the same may be founded, in the office of the clerk
of said court, provious to the final distribution of
the assets of the estate aforesaid, such claims will
be postponed in favor of more diligent creditors
And the creditors of said estate arc notified to an
pear at the Probate court, to be holden nt the
court house in V cvay, on 1 ucsdav, tho 12th day
of August next, at which time all claims filed as
aforesaid, will be finally heard, acted upon, and
determined by said court.
WILLIAM S. MOSS, aum r. Of the estate of Peter Reynolds deceased. May 14,1834.
We are aiitiicnzed to announce the following candidate?, who will be supported at the ensuing August election. GOVERNOR,
No-ili Noble. L1FUTENAN r GOVERNOR, David V. Cullcy. STATE SENATE, Janics TJ. Cravens, John Dumont. Alexander Sebastian, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Henry Banta, Daniel Kelso, John Pavj
State of Indiana, Switzerland comity, ss.
In the Probate Court of said county, of the term
May, to wit, on the 14th day of May, 1834.-
In the matter of Moses Wallis, Administrator
of the Estate of Samuel Weils, deceased. Oh 1cIUIoh for sale of real Estate.
"TtTvTOW on this day'. Comes the said AministraJJ tor, and files his petition, and setting forth that the assets arising from the sale of the person
al property belonging to said estate, are lnsuflicient to dischaige and satisfy the claims against
the same, and that said decedent died seized and possessed of eighty acres of land, being the East
half of the North East quarter of Sect ion 33, Town 3. of Range 1 west, and praying that the same,
or so much thereof as will be sulhcient to discharge
and satisfy all the demands against said estate,
may be sold and the proceeds thereol. made assets for that purpose; therefore it is ordered by the court, that notice of the pendency of this petition be given by three successive publications in the
Weekly Messenger, a public newspaper, printed
and published in Switzerland county, according to law, requiring the heirs devisees, and all oth
ers interested in said estate, to appear on the first day of the next term of this court, to be holden at the court house in tho town ofVevay, in said county, on the the second Monday in August
next, and shew canse it any they can shew, why the prayer of ihe petition shall not be granted. MOSES WALLIS, Adm'r. By Thomas Mounts, attorney in fact to said Aloses vVallis. May 1 1. 1831.
tf TVTiU, be sol.'. i IV !";-. , ' r-v
$i V to he highest smd 1 e.-;t biJi-ti
i Ve premisses. i.;i MiwVay .luvte Tt. ' Z,
Jiite r-iofiiti L.(ssg tenor
of been.;:, 21, Town i!, Uaiczerland county, Indiana .
Tkkms. One fourth of the pur. Iinpr rrir-ncv to be paid down one fourth in 9 in .nt!:-; - r ,. fourth Sil months and the balance in 30 niii ii: The purchaser to pay ten per centum interest n money, if not promptly paid, from day of sale mini paid. her REBECCA y TURNER. Rj.irk Guardian of John George, Adeline, Gooreiia. Robert, James II., and Catharine Turner, min:)r heirs of George Tumor deceased, of late of Gallatin county. Kentucky. May 14. 1834. OrN. B. The widow'd riht of dower and ni
so the right of two of tin: heir-, in the above car
ter of land, to be reserved they having previously disposed of their rights.
j o sn.v ii i. a is n s: , "ET 1VLNG in V s.-v iov t a i i . i ' . .
.Zijd o ii.ennrm roiiri'v. i?!':-;Ti.-i, j. w - r. - ; , ,
,, .Tsars, 'fu.i nisr;
yy,?and tail, a small star in her fotehevl. i?isSi no n'her mark or brards r-,.0j,
bile; fur years old this Spring, 1 1 hands ! .:'i. Appraisod at 2." dollars, by Win. Jchns n Jon. and Elij ih Su'foiij bei-re me, tr.is oOlii day of April, ibJI. ARIRERT CAZLAY. j p. May Gth, 1S3I.
Slicrifrs S'aIe. Y virtue of a writ of vend. ex. issued out of the clerk's oiTice of the Switzerland Pr-i-
bate court, and to me directed, in favor of .JOHN 3IENDENIIELL, against LOUISA SHORT.
and others, the heirs of George Shrceder, dee. I shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for dish, at the court-house door, m V'evay,on Wednesday,
the linn day ot fcuno nest, the rents ami prcfiis
tor seven years, ot tho following described piece
a A TV TtZ bounded a3
follows: beginning at a cor- fv ; '
nor stone marked with a !5'tJ-v'? f f f t' r 'I'l.nr rt ita rP t !in - -i yl . r '
leading from Madison to Vevr.y thence r;:r.p.ir.g twcnty.fivo rods northeastwardly to a stone marked with a thonce north west, f,;r enouh, to make four acres thence southeast wardly, to the piace of beginning it being the same piece i-f Iuii on which said Shrceder resided at lhe ti.oe
of his'doath. If the rent? and profits aforesaid, will not bring money sufficient ie satisfy said
writ. I shall forthwith proceed, in the same manner, to sell the fee Simple of said land, fur thebest price it will bring.
KALl'lI V. C'Jl l UN, shciilT. SherifTs office, Vcvay, May 2G.J
WHEREAS, on or about the tenth day of Jaunarylast. my ward, MARY ANN
EVNETT, daughter of William Evvett, elor.ed
from custody and care, all persons are hereby cautioned against harborinsr or dealing with her
she is about fifteen years old, and went into
the state of Kentucky w ith her brother.
DAVID FALLIS, guardian. Jefferson township, April 12.
VALUABLE FAHIrl For Kale.
f fiIlE subscriber 'A U It consists of S J
section 2, m
Estate of Samuel Sack.
ALL persons indebted to the estate ot bamuel Jack, late of Posey township, deceased,
are requested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned, who has been duly appointed admin
istratrix of said estate, and all persons having de
mands against said estate will present them for
examination, according to law. KOSANN A JACK, Adm'r. Posey township, April 18th, 1834. PUBLIC VEADUjU. ti nFILL be sold, at the late residence of Sa
V W mnel Jack deceased, in Posey township,
On Monday the 20i of May, 1S31, The personal property of said decedent, consist
ing of one Yoke of Oxen, Horses, Hogs, Sheep, and various oilier articles too numerous to men
tion. Sale to commence at ten o'clock A. M.
Teruu made known at silo. KOSANNA JACK, AdnCx. April 21st.
fine; boards.
ly clear si..lf. for tsale, ty the sulisenocr on easouable terms. T!iOMs cm li i a:;p. My "T, l'.U
1TN pursuance ol an order of the I'robate Uourt
y of Switzerland county, la. entered at the Mav term, 1834. the creditors of said estate
are hereby notified, that the undersigned adminis
trator of said estate, having discovered that the
personal estate of said decedent, was insufficient
to pay the outstanding debts against the same and
that the said decedent died seized ot no real estate out of which said debts could be satisfied repor
ted the same to the court, and filed an inventory
of the debts aforesaid, so far as thev have come to
mv knowledge; as also a statement of the assets
belonging to said estate in our possession, out u
which sid debts aro lo be paid so far as the same will go, and prayed said court for relief in the premises. Now, if any of the creditr3 of said
estate shall fail to notify said administrator ofthe
existence and extent of their respective claims
by tiling the same or a statement ofthe nafuro,
description and date ot the contract orasninrMt
upon which the same mav be founded, iutheollice
of the clerk, of said coin t. previous to the fim
distribution of tho assets of thn estates aforesaid
such claims will he postponed in favor of mote
diligent creditors. And the creditors at uesai
are notified to appear at ties Probate l. eiiit,to I.
holden in Vevny, on Wednesday, the I3tb d;iy o
Almost, next, i.t u hich time all claims filed "s "
foies.iid. will be. finally heaul, ac ted upon, f letei mined bj said co ot WILl 1 VM S. MO:4 aim r Ofthe e"atrt of I'.i.in Jones, dtcea.-d, Mi) 1 I, 1MI,
known by being part .f fractional
township 3 N. in rnngo 1 E. Forty of which
is under good improvement. It lies one h;dfa mile from the town of Moorcfn Id, and near t!i State road leading from opposite Portwillijm to
Versaills an indisputable title will he -riven.
For terms app'y to the subscriber on the prem
ises.
JOHN ALFREY. Pleasant township, April 12.
i todipooof his fii ni. acres of land au.I is
Dissolution of Partnership.
fjnHE PAHTNEUSI11P herefore existin? Li between the undersigned, is this day, 1is-
soUed, by mutual censent. The accounts will
be made nut in a few day, when those indebted to the firm will be called on for settlement and the accounts closed by cash, or due bills, payable in any reasonable time.
WILLIAM C. IvLLW, GKORUK M. Ill LP. Printer's Retreat, April 14, 1C.11.
LIST OF LKTTKKS,
EMAININO at tho pot-Mbec in Alien
sville, SwiUci laud county, Lou the 3lst
.!' March, 1S3I, Susan liennet, Harris (ieorgo, .f sp Ilcrin. DANH'L K. HARRIS, post ni er Allensville, April I
LIST OF LKTTEIIS. EM.VININti in the post oS't'e e at Ptintef Ketreut, on the olst d.iy of Man h, bill,
lioliert N hrau, Ira Eenle.i. 2 Polly llolsiine, Jacob 11. Hood, John W. Meoro.J I I.I.I ?d C K F.F.N, pot mnste Piin'c's Retreat, April I, 18.i, January, Ivi I,