erWe are indebted TO the Hon. A S.
White, Hon. R. d. Owen, aud other men,
-bers OF Congress for public documents.

PAUPESS.
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THERE are in Pigeon Township eleven
poor persoSs t$be provided for at the ex-
pence of Vanderburgh County, for one year
from the first Monday in May next viz: Mr.
Saterfeld and his wife and one child, Mr..
Allen, Ellen Riggs and her son, Mary Ora
ham, Sally Lock and her child, Sally Bar
nett, and Jacob Vandusen; and on the said
first Monday in May, the undersigned over
seers of the poor of Pigeon Township, will
let the care and keeping and sustenance of
the said poor persons to such person or per-
sons as shall propose TO keep and support
them on the most approved terms.


: From this date until noon on the first Mon
day in May next, the undersigned will re-
ceive sealed proposals to keep and sup
port the said poor persons for the term afore-
said, and the undersigned would prefer pro-
posals to keep the whole number in body.
If any of the said poor persons should, du-
ring the term for which they will be let, be-
come, in the opinion of the overseers of the
poor, able to provide for and take care Of
themselves, the person having charge Of
them will be required to discharge them up
on receiving such notice, no allowance will
be made for keeping the person so required
to be discharged, and deduction from the
contract price will be made in proportion to
the portion of the term unexpired atthe time
of giving such notice.


JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT,


JOHN SHANKLIN.


April 25, "A Overseers of the Poor.