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tfr 17 lt;• rnrf A 7/wcni/.—* A letternun ('nmhri Igr. Mrw . in Mr Rrvaut. r»f Ww i nrk. gives the fullmvinj arrmmt of the laMnmm'tu* and the funeral rites nf thin di*tiu-ttt«hcd Purser:—11 in’n iTiirro«t ynil id lnnu the mrtrmcr offr. AIU'un*s deal! Ifp w »* $ti-i retinue m having pnMrd the evening with «ninr of i* female friend*. « hen he complained that heHi a pain in hi* brew One of the ladies nte*mmcndcd a mit«tftrd plater. and hr wentnun itvn hi# atmfy. Pre*enllv Mr#. AlUionntercd the rr»nm « here he wn*. ami fntihd im hfpte*« f?r,t th**r believed him to He 1 a fit. jin»l f*r a phvHri.m, m ho in*»nnt!vi^rovered thil hr- ti« d**«d. Tlltl* texlin-»i«hpd nut derived ’ he v *• spared the painnd u*ejtrfhp«* of rnntiiminft di«ea«e The sine of hit death « ascertained t.» He os*t-ration of one of the great arteries of the eart.MOn Monday erontn? tie \rn htirhd hvtrrh-liffht. in the rhurrh yard. near where I m writing The fan era I err m on wa* perform*d hr Dr Hinton, an Episcopalian clergyman, t the grave, and the lid of the coffin opened cnNat he wa* «een by manr, Alt who attended Ne funeral were atteh fs held him in the high. *tBrespert. K friend who was present says e never saw a more touching eight* There * lay tit the white robe of the temb. hi* ten* vahte white hair renting on his temple*, htr ? a tores neither disturbed nor in any way at* *red, eirept that an cvpreiwten of entire re-oae, and a« it were nf |irine submission, hadthen the place of hie former animation, *|t■as something between life and death/ saidnot her friend. In me. hi holy tranquilrfv. hutgnifVmnt of the sublime spirit whirh had leftIuiivi tin * ■ a vi V—hiiheofIPn\*i,r, t*—If any faith U He put in nett «.p?tper prediction# there w ill no lurk nf Presidents on and after the 4thMarch. IR45. The \\ a^htngtiut t*tube is very |Miailtve that Mr. Van Itnren mil then resumepossession nf the \V|,j r House The Wash, iiigloii Speetainr is equally sanguine that Mr.( nllinim ** ill he the lucky man. The Harris hiirf L'lcofneo papers antft admit a dii(iht| about Mr. Buchanan's sucre#*; Hie Detroit Free Pres* is quite a* confident a* to the prm-pect-i Ilf Gtn Case; and the I«oenforo pape*sh Kminrkr arr*menf CoL Johnsons triumphant election, Here are nr. |elt;« thati fi%crandidritesceidown.hv their respective friends.a* eertain to win. We think the chances ofM,rrp4e of wh of (he are ahum alike.— jffotYtty Jbirr*March 30. IS 13.HNKtV OOn «* ft tAVR ju«t reretvedPittsburgh and Cinclinrnt nf/frfi (t aotfs tiroreri hors, ft outlets, lints. Hoot—A LAO-IRON. NAILS nn.l SALTwill sell very low for Cash.Brook title June t, 1842rate plough7 mrltisiie, for snlrAorrrtvcnf Tewp+ra - rr —A letter fr»im atraveller ptiKIUhed tn the ritveinnati Murttinc Star, make* the following clftienuntt a* to the present decrease of ardent cpirits hv the travel mg public. Thic chows a very prent reduction in the quantity of cpitif# consVimrff ^enrresponding imprntement in the moral eon* ditttnt of the rmiftirv.Brnokrille, Mnrrh 2R. ]*^Hl.I and upper leather^ IHnwikeil'r Ph. 17, t«24In my late tourney from Tazewell, Tonne** see* to Balumnre and Philadelphia, I was greatly pleased to see the good effects ofTern-perance. From Tuseuell to Lexinyim, Ky..we travelled in the stage. Liquor was offered te tee passengers only once or twice during »he whole distaiiee. one hundred and Afly-five mties. From Lexington to Marseille a distance of sixty-four mile-*. nm a dmn of aplritewas seen or offered. From Mavstilleto WheelitII Al». kante |iyJulr 7. |*4I.HNF1W nAAMS ft,u] SIlOl'LD)Feb. 2, 1842.GEO. HOLArronsKT *t Law. Trcffire on M tin fH..nearlr n_,r..... (vi( . . 11 fiCH** character tiprn nil that was morislof ilsliu-. s'ri ri*ii« Jiih n *h«mnitt.”' Sirifwure. wiih upward*of one hundred ladte*end gentlemen, c.hin pa**enpe«, I did nm» drop of *ptr,t. drank by any of them. A bar wa., on the boat, well supplied with all kind* of drink, and a few 0f ,hc rfc(.k hsndj™”k *liUki lmUt was ^nebehind the donr,-’ „ if „,ey were ashamed nf ed ! 8'? Cumberl««d, one bund-NationS3|0ne m ,h' s,8pe' 0lerNational Road, no spirits were used or offered^.T!..7”ih.ee^.°n 'he. ail road, oneJOHN D. HC-4/forncyanef PfiHBrocMarch 1st* 1842,John Qhncv Adams —We »re informed rat Mr. Mitchell, who proceeded east, in he-ilfof the Cincinnati Astronomical Societv, to vile Mr. Adams to deliver the address at the vine or the rorner stone of the Obserrntorvthis city, met that gentleman at the Falls of ir.gra, and that he has consented to vist us'd deliver ihe addres*. in November next, me same eu the rase on jJp ««non is an interesting one, and Mr. hundred and eighty mile* i„ n ’ °n,e ?n '*rr m,n,deiiTer,h*‘ ****■- tho„.h..A.,0.B8l,lmor*' •-IO Rt'SHF-L CLOVMarrh 13. 1843BLANOn hand, constantly a / -t •« oommore, ai-though a large number were in the cars. WhatI! niitftftiTr* 4 H11 * A— *—the following Deeds,Mortgages, Quit-Claim Deeds Telit Bonds,
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Brookville Indiana American
Brookville, Indiana, US
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