Bloomington Post, Volume 2, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 December 1836 — Page 3

Uts. Kirby 2J besi

i ri ... f : .. . i i ;

1,00 2,00

i Mrs. Oliphant, ?J best do 1,00 Mrs. Wood?, best socks 2,00

Of the amount of premiums awarded

! thirty dollars were thrown back.

The Board were highly pleased : with the exhibition of stock on UiU oc. ; casion, and the quality of the cattle jnnd of the animals of the horse kind,

I would have done honor to nny country

showed that the people of tins

wrttttiy, MJt 19SG. ; country were determined to improve

; nnd

The Congressional election will take place on Monday next. It is important that the successful candidate lhould do honor to the oRicc instead of it doing honor to him. Then of the two candidates before us, which should be elevated to that highly responsible station? In the language of Jefferson take the honest man. Honesty is the first prerequisite qualification to office. There is no way that we can better arrive nt the honesty cfmen than by impartially viewing their conduct. Judge Wick who ha heretofore been a candidate, was sup ported by the Anti Jackson pirly nnd why? Mainly because hi political course teemed with opposition to the present Chief Magistrate, who he denounced as a d-n old rascal, and that he would be willing to take up his ri iU and fight for tli U. St.itrs Uuk in opposition to Jackson. Hesajg he has not charged his view. Then

he is still n United States Dink ad Vocate, a supporter of Clay's Lmd lill Sec. In short he h an opposer tl those measures which Van Duron li is (fledged himself to sustain r'irrclly in pppQMtiou to his (Mr. Wick' late vote lr Presidetv. . H l::stcoul i havr been hi? object ir si!jj)ortiii the measures of one party and Uvj a ti'l.d ate of anothei f Dccma- perhjij' heimagined he couM by sinUem ?ecure the friendship oi both p-trltcs 'S per i illy when it only rtq'iire-i llfi s crifice olliontsty wliic'i hi can . usi iy do if he has any. lie h i I Mill continue to evmcs treat axistv lor t liice. At the tiiii'i he and Mr. Hf.r-o-l became candidates, each of thrn held nil cilice. .Mr. 1 1 To 1 r-rinrd the (rlic held by him, ai d thn virtually told the prj' tliiit lie .-:ts oj posed tn ho'dn z .! clticc in -l ie h m l jitid endt-av 'Uni;; 1 ilimU In a I i.;h r one with th : "i v r . it 1; I J 'idW'itk rts-ji'iiii" t ,,c . I I I v him N-! If. hrlJ toil itli trimly J riif" s. nnd in the t.uie of .". t) rant ; in'U li as told th?m if yn w I give m- a In frr nficr yon ?h i'I utt h'.zt the our I '.old. He mk he wi'brs ti ln ii Jsi'-d hy intf urity nnd enp ibility -j't-ijj-j him sir. toidint!v.

their breed of stock. The articles of

domestic manufacture, though few in

number, were of a very superior qual -. -

Communicated.

SPEAKING PORTRAIT. Having- informed me in jour last letter, that my friend S. A. Young, had visited Bloomingion, in the capacity of an Artist. I have thought proper to relate to you a vary amusing scene which occurrc I i i II urnd;hurg'i, a short tim -i ice. Voui1;. Inving iiy son.? mea i lined the Y. will of 11. 11. (whom : .-: ur.ui -cessar to t-l j ou is a haii ' i - d concriiv cox 'oTib.) quit the h j he was on

men represent himself as being no party man, and by hints and itiuendoes endeavors to. convey the impression that the friends of Gen. Harrison have nothing to fear from him, thereby hoping to obtain their quiet support, whilst through the Democrat a public & strenuous appeal is made to the Vran Buren party to support him because he is a Van Buren man. Now in our humble opinion the present state of the times requires plain open-dealing. It is not a time when aspirants for the national Legislature should play a double game. Great principles, principles deeply involving the prosperity of Indiana, and of the whole west, will doubtless be agitated and discussed during the resent session of Congress. The , l.rgies of the w est arc paralyz-

BREAD STUFFS. Anibng the reasons adduced for the present extraordinary high prices of grain and flour, is one which is truly alarming. It is stated in one of the most respectable and well informed journals of New York and the information is no doubt derived from authentic sources that the whiskey manufacturers in that State consune no less than 1000,000 bushels of grain per month! Thus converting into a poisonous and destructive -fluid that substance which all bountiful Nature has provided pec'uliary, for the nourishment and stay human life! Can a more wicked and wanton misapplication of blessings so generously bestowed on man.be well imagined? Inde

pendent cl" the countless evils

O by he treasury order and j which are. inflicted upon society ;ther uafortuiratc measures that I through the constant flood of . . i 1 1 i. T"

ueen taken, '-mi win ; mora! nnu nliviscai venom,

FRESH FALL AND WINTER &S)?IWg9 DIRECT FROM PXXELADEEPXXTA. . flMHE lubscriber retpectfulljr inform! tfie Public, I (bat be is tiow receiving aod opening in bit room, on (be corner, fonncrly occapicd by J. Nichols & Co. a general assortment of lRmGOOM)S Suitable fur tbe approaching ecason, comisd'ng fa ' part of Jl variety of common and superfine cloths, casimeres and casinetts, . Black, blue, olive, brown, golden, invisible acd , bottle green, drat s. -c. : A line assortment of the most fasbionable testings for the seosou. Circassians, bumbazclts find bombazines. A general assor'.n.f nt tf fiii.cy, colored and black silks. A fine assortment cf English and American prints. Skirtings anil S'acetings. , Mackinaw and bed blankets - ' Silk and cotton bnadkercliicfs. Ked and while flannels, rviih a vaiitly of other r.rtich s too tedious lo mention aidivarc, ;lasiare and quccnsirare. (E-rocerleso'

FRESflT QOohb, Direct from Philadelphia.) I. tlttnphiUi

RESPECTFULLY infornw Ike PiiWIe tnt bl has jnat received and ii now opeoing in id. anion to his former stock, a large assortment of Fall and winter Goods, ' Con" tifUng of a rarietjr of Broad Cloths, Cassimcrest EaiincttZ Heavy goods for ' vtcrcoals , agreatva riety of Prints, Gtnghams a tplendid assortment of Merimes and Circassians, a fine assortment of 'Flannels, Mackinaw blanket, Silk and ColIon hadkerchiefs Silks, of every colot, . Down and bleached Domestic, Vestingt of various qualities,Together with Cfery other article of dry good. Hardware, Glassware, sbd Queensware.

GUOCEiUES, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, 7?It ! Gingcr, Spice, Alum. -Aladder, Indigo Ctf

t ve

ii igd in, r:it!ier th . coittmn 1. 1 ;-o;)Huued . if possible, t'v '.ir, ' . enormous tax is imposed upon ali i feYicc Yeucr, Alum, ladcxrieJ to th-.; fneara .i .l.? ape, wl: , ,lren The great states of the! classes, rich and pour, with ' rcv. Indigo, C mratras "Bd6s waJ cVaf "'the ,,m, hrm. 1 1, . wesl inc,lldi ng Indiun a,hav e, b y w 10, bread is considered ilic ! a Su0 n accordingly 5pr.IieU:iin:c;fotire in i'r I , - i .i J .- -r, r I'.lm SUOCs, t.C4 tv lUrVaTl, to the p-mH. in which h, ,n k!, ra,,id cs.ve vote, expressed their ; slaff ofl.fe, The means of mis- Vur CasUngs, Iron,

li: nniv 1 .r.i'i:; w i? uiiiiii; n illi j Cb, ii nil ui nil . I nil uunii. ' L I f O til 1 11 C II) U '1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 n It L' S l 1 .1 uu I , - ' I ; t i o.-, ..,!. . i .... i : i , i . ; i Q i . , i i . i . 1 r i J. ;i v .

(.i wi .j;..mi .... -i v.u..v.. . . i - i ry v. tJii;;i isMunai uisuiti iii i j o a ra i ii v a (i i riuui ic-i i si ii rn;f. ui ,

:i frw onulent cr.iin distillers

pi. t. n j ue ipp'i' J t V

I mm 'Jittfly

t!ie d.nnfc', S.u l he di-nutui it.

T .1

inn lie iiccoiiliMijiv u;i f r his p ; i r iit.

vv.iu 'i uccor U'. to orj.-r wat t-x cut-

ej Hixl roved to b-.: one i.f hi ! production?, wh'ch om in iy li;vo ly this tlmi h?irinl .! .--"'d an.:! the liril of modern arti?ts. II. bemg inf trmd t h it hi portrait d liir, -!!ltcl"d tmr.ln-r P 'Vii i! JiHIiij l.ldt-.-S ('niOii;; whom Wis it.ttMn.hd) and saiiied forth Ij n sl; loam fit- p.ti;,tit prod n .c! iui.l

pi onotiro J p.-rloct !)

A i

ii-ngtli I 14 (I ivcy i I U w rii Itcu aiii! a tTvtn-1 il di-pnic hi oiiti; ivotk I'd iihe id, a- il no!ii!i g w.is pa:n t Im''i ! !; c ti incited p.tiiit.i) u il (i t-fi'i: i , "S-i w'iat ;.ti p't-r.'r.r;i -' ."'

" ! 1 s ;n i del i;. ta j ;r," ai; J eJ v-itc- a? tt it w fie i rin ti.e ii,

tilt- p tnat;':;. "Wini wi.s il li.al .o?. '," i.r q-iir fd Cic i.'o ii, u'd j p.

V w . rn.' hi i i vidii'. A t; r i! i lt:j i ) r- -1 IS. loll ia ill hi ha r " th- nail; o i a l'rL ! !

State lias condemned Mr. an Buien ami the policy by which onrpmsperity i? retarded; and

yet all the Districts but cne are jn tl1e single state, tu' New York, represented by Van Buret? men . from jts legitimate us a:ul :ipIt would seem to us. therefore, to ! ni;P(-t tn the vilest til' nil PTSsible

. . . . . .'. . i i . .

purposes, jvncl to the in ( i' us pervrr,-i i-i tin: ia.mruse (pi.4t;tit in like inatiner diverted from its proper tha nnel by t!i; v i.ikey and gin makers ia othe r sections of the Uni n , and we hive in part a solution of the (piesti'.-n respecting the dearncss of bread stuffs.

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Ginger, pcras, Pepper Stc.

Boots and Shoes,

A fine assortment cf Fur and Silk Hats, Fur and Seal Caps, ' Caslinei Iron, Steel andJYail4.

Window-Glass.

All of tvliicli w'i'A Ijp i'jM Ut fur ca! cr gocl S A L 1

r'liin ti-v r . fiiirr r' n7 nnrt fi ri n irit iiitf n . i r i: i. - .11 i.K i.w m raen t n mmmm

I Went) tllOU.-5.lllJ O.irrt.lr, OI I. Hir , iUx al)ll ,otv Jjir;i ejl.irE, tallow, t.cts-nas, 'j.-iuJlcf coiinfrj produce., Thf -LwlT;ftipf

are tllllS V. lttlilrau ll every It'onlil, ;"(:. r.t J i.c mu ic me tTciiu:iy muteu f.,ny in,i!ed to oil and imbiim tbe loek.

I idocining'.ou, Pov. aiu, 1050.

"i ol

il" rf'pon.h d tip' 1 1 1 r 1 it ii'ti a ro-o-1 1 .1 1 1 1 ' k" a ! . t.'O I v I :! I ilk'.' .1 i'o'r-i.pia-'," h

ie. luit a natural result that this

District, with a tn-ij irity cf upwards of fifteen hundred,- should choose a ltepri-s.int ativc who I would fairly rtiL-'-t tiie wi-dics of ithe people, and especially would ; this appear rivtsomthle when all 1 the other Dist ricts save ( Jen . M 1 Carty's , are represented by thor- ' oMgii-goiii Van . H-.iren men. Judge V I tr k , t J 1 u -4 ? 1 oppi:rl to (ien. Jackson, sujiportetl Mr. V I j u rr 11 after the (nil devrlopmcnt ! of his ptiix iplt s, -w in iloing so found hit'.! -"!f greatly in the mintui:y in this l)istu:t. I nder siieli eiifii;iit'Ui'.'-! it dors not : :-eetn verv modest for tlse Dento-

:rat to ur:

!ii;n ti'.KMi I

1 '

ip.e

ni'l r O'-r rt ; -AiV.c "i!e i!t t i ;Ivet li M-i 011 ti.i piimif, ;nc i.ile(r : ul" l;'f. hi;iv-!-i

nil tlie - 1 1 1 vC I'l iii .u., !. Xt tl.C fjilmin, ! .r. i , of 1I1C estate of M-.rr Mil'ru, tli r'.I. t 1 ni!: Mj irrc, a purt l II e Sviii Vii (Jr. i f ?c. 34 j T'j-n II S'or:'i rT It is rc mt V 1 1!, ioa of it 111- j dt-r fi.uci-, S acres in cul tlvatio-.i a n! a cnua; iu lilt-

villi-:x

; o tuli 1 nd (xinii-ie I if saik.

, i.'cGmi'iijttii A". i i..'(r, I - 1I1 . 1 :-Ad. fj 3ow The f-v.Lscriber Ikis (iisuin c oni-4 mtv((il the ahovc Ltisin(ss at ht's ' o.'d ttaitfl in IJconiingfc?i. l J lh. I.r,- Just icct iinl il.c a:. 1 '.Yi:.-r ' - i-i: 1 if is.tr. , i 1 .j,,, ilie I a rn t i(i, 1c can , : i,-un- Oic I'ul'lii: 'l..;t Lit n cil; r i.l l-c x.ru"id i t ! .lie !;.Mif' 1 ulirc, s.t.it in 'lie isot f!.i; I al!r a-.i! , j J .i ilre nr'u" -r. I 5 cU.c !-!'cnt:iu :n il t 1 i-. tie I in Ik ii f , Lc l.ij r lie fjio c I niiit a thaie ( ' iiiil't c r;i'rn..n;f ':: i.t two ::ovi n.nltiiia " i;. .

tii.d !':!. tti.itc in U 1 n 1 ia ; i.l.o,trt ills' ynil

iiuis inu l isi rj j-ii.i!'.ts Coll:. 1. 1 i.iicii:

I i B ??

lj'icr):'u'z!i a Vcti:i'.rt I. Mr "..-Jij ? .'c? LS1 ami IViiitCL" j-tn. T5 i, f 7 f '

Hi. m.Ii ( r.bt: s arc f.i ri iiu ; a lar jni! ! 1. i I, ii I 1.! i f I'. II lir...l. I J ... .1.. . I

- - I 4' ri.JIII j

:l ittt l! f. 1 t'.'C

Wc learn fuirn i'ih L ifi otto Tree Vie?," th tt on t!i l itliin-f. rvi. eutiter took p1,Ci-w-eti .Mr. .It nv Wood, Merrh iet efthit p! id-, nnd Jons W. It. l'r.iK, Iiinior Illitar id th Mfrcary. Mr. Woodsi wa t , l I'ttl. The fifth lib on tlir Ufi fide was c ut entirely ill, rtiul t tie instnimeiit filtered the hemt wliich c;nieJ inllant death.

1 t-

Owing to Iii 151 Waters nnd the bnd gpridition of t!it rv idr, the nrrivalol the mails to this j-tace liave been verj irregular for several v i t jni, hit h mu-t ncconet for eur lar!t of Cnrrcrtionnl nnd L'i?!.itive new. Our

Legislature has do e Itlilc or noth

ing of importance. We hopo we shall be able to lay jotne of its pro ceedttigs before our readers next

turned t i .mi-".' w U t

! led i u u oti- i u , i I w

tr :v Did you r;i;nk ) 'ivv.i? n,i-," iitiTWi'I'1 I lli'l f; i -telioi; vaire. tie turned t-,vu,t-hi'puitr ut itwi eiio'!'i, hf t on i ed tin; lip, whii.h were punted pn'ij imi'ii moved and ilii.tii:t t!v hva;d t'e 4

wuiJ pa) in mt ana tau i; tn.-n w.i) ...1.1. . l

Ue boitea h i.vn si urs an a ten ta.- i i

dies t shift far llictn-i Uc-f. He rt ly alterwar J leare-d tliat Votieg nii a Vt nlllhapilt a v. ell as aa ai'.irt which greatly to hi cntifa-ioti and to il.e :imaement f cur citiz o.?, ac counted far the tp; Aia pai trait.

of the District, or !' t hi;n to pcrtitit it tt be ('tone. ; In relation to Mr. IIersv.l we ; will just s iv, that alih'juh be is not our first, choice ia the l)is- ; trict, he is nevertheless, in our o- ! pinion, an hottest, straight, f tr- ' ward p dilioi an. lie was an opponent if Mr. Van lViren, an 1 is

It i opposed tu tlie. 1 reasury ortler,

A Kitclirin, 1 r ' : t'.i '.

chni.l i r I - inn. I ( pik-i'.n f mo f.-)- I'.' ! . lit rciiuiu it in t.vo r-j 'i.l :v.f one vt ir I'r; rc.m-t m t 'n

a n a . tsj jrratfe.

i !:; i n i ins: rOl),- i.,-.li c.flii.-

! in n. !t i,t t'i !. ti.i- l i'jt '. in ',-v mh-. tiv '!;.

es'ii - in part f . . i. iiini m.iI b. rc k liuI',:

MOKgr. IXEWiCGOODS. F 8 M1E jubfcribcr wouIJ lefpcclfully inform Li cusit niru and the public generally that be i. now oj enir.g a banilstirr.e addition to bit former ; k offocds, foDilii g in part of I3lack, blue, Irown, green, cliVc md drab clothe, . A fine ass.irtn.pnt rf Satir.elF", . , Green and white M icanaw Llanketr, Hed, white", ercen aud yellow flanv lid?, l?:caLh"d nnd brovrt shirtings and sheetings, fvjperfine Iriah JineiiS. French, Urg'.ish nnd Am'e'ncih prii, Om'j'lcs, Jhcr-nett?, &c. Al? Ccition arn a?5t. number?, AND

Iron. Castings, and TiHils, ALSO

- " . .H. I t 4 tern cr.l I

for cash. livery ilt-scription of country

ir(a!iiee will U: laken for pootis

purtii i

II,T

r n nli ma a, -pro cj ri-m i!y l a' '.tic iir-'! tiitii! pavillfiiU. , S !'T.'. W Ii-.H, XWr. j i. i ;a. t!-

I) I 1 .'iii :h, I Oxt

lini-il.ii-, i -IK- iin J r

(iu tlrll. Cl!Ve, h- pi i i n tli al-

AGlilCULTURAL FAIR. The Monroe county Agricultural Society held their atitiual Fair at Bloomington, on the 5th of October at hich time and place the following premiums were awarded by the judg. es Appointed by the board. To Diniel Ivetcham and Joshui Brunimet, for the beat stall. ions (a tie) each t$o,00 Solomon Philips best brood mare 10,00 Do Do best sucking colt 2,00 Green D. Derry , 2J best brood

mare 5,00 Wm. Calton, best 3 year old coll 5,00

AquiMa Rogers, best 1 ear

old colt 5 00 Calvin Iluir, 2J best 3,00

VV'ir Snodgrass, best one year

eld colt 5,00 Fdword Borland, 2J best 2,00

Moses Hull, best Bull 5,00

Do Do best Cow, 5,00 Edward Borland 2J best cow 4,00

John Dearmin, 2d best bull 3,00 John Alexander, best mule, 2,00

Alex. BowUnd 2J best da 1,00

Z. Williams, 5 best sheep, 3.00 Milton MThetridge best hog 3,00

Misi Amanda JJuskirk, best

10 lbs butter, 2,00

Fr trhe liidiana Journal. THii CONtiaF.SSlo.NAl. Et.tXTION . - It is perhaps generally known that on the first Monday of January ensuing, an election is to be.

held for a Representati ves in Congress from this district tt) fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of the. lion. Geo. L.

Kinnard. Although several

other gentlemen have been spoken of by their respective friends

two candidates only have been

innounced, and the contest will

undoubtedly be between them

viz: Judge Wick of Marlon, and

Mr Herod of Bartholomew. It

lad not been our intention to say

any thing in the Journal concerning this election, but the course

which has been taken by the In

diana Democrat, which is no

DOUBT SANCTIONED BY JuDE YVlCK,

demands some remarks from us.

Judge Wick is ushered forth in the Democrat as a friend to the new administration, at whose

earnest solicitation, it is said, he

permitted his name to be presented to the people. Judge Wick therefore suffer himself to be presented in the columns of the Democrat as the Van Buren can

didate for Congress, and of

course, he necessarily drives those who opposed that gentle

man's election into the support of h'is competitor. It is true that he does privately to the Harrison

and in biv'nr of the distribution of

! i i ii- .

t tin surplus revenue. 1 1 is po luteal sentiments cortuiJe uiih those of a large majority of tlie people of the District. The Democrat says that Mr. II. refused to vote at the late election of President. This is not the case . At the time of the election he was attending Court in Morgan county, where the. judges of the election refn?ed

to permit nny citizens from other counties to vote, and of course he was not allowed to vote. In conclusion, wc will just ob

serve that the people of the. District distrust Mr. Van l iren, and there would seem to be the most safety in chicling an individual who would be bee to make opposition to all attempts to saddle

upon the people, measures which may be detrimental to their interest. Wc. probably may not nllude to i, lis subject again. We

should not have saifi a word but for the uncalled for remarks of the Democrat, which we suppose Were sanctioned by Judge Wick.

Jud:;eWick at a very critical

period, abandoned his friends and joined those who had always opposed him. If those w ho were formerly his friends should refuse now to vote for hint, he may at

tribute it to his own abandonment of them at the time when

they were most in need of sup

port. If his newly formed friends

can elect him it is well, but on

the ground of principle his claims

upon the suffrages of the oppon

ents of Martin Van Buren are

less than if he had never been bne

otthetm

a tn fjrrn t m van the. r :2'nns.

',!, :.-r.. " ;

v -.M iiif.irrn !'.:: pis!. lie l1v;t S..t-imon Wo i": ,, ' r-i it.-I t;; i: 1 'hell I l r.,e jVihJ , ,f,-

hrforc l..r -at'ii. 1 (u i:v! the i-p.i to-. .-'t c,vi and tin -! J it l.ai !; In Snlcni'in Wu'.l.-n nnil l - rrfusel l.i Uivo l:i, nnllmr. I r.r . infirm the Ii .ic thnt SiiIomi'iii Wm-ucn nuj K, n itin r is a I. Hi: an I I tan m:i!.c it rp,C'-- ..y mai y. I . i I j.'i Solonon Wo. ii!. n t'j ', riuj; rut iii:sl lac ou 1 I tun

vu Kno-.v lac C. rtniiilv. sivt ti coonwiN. Nov. 'i-i.h, is:i

"lllSmaii pnliliilicil n-e n

li ir in ' Tlie l ust. oi. il in

reply t liae only to ay tUnt I

can prove 'iy n.itiv rospoolnlilo. n:i 1 lionoiiililc mfn and worn in tint ilii s(!f jimc f-!"tli tico'lwin iliil ubirc ami ill Iroat vr.c ol liis faniK r ivi-5, fioin hf r own nn i tiur.s. r.ml I inav t i.iicnt.ee tins sell same Pclh Couil" In a 1.1 Alt, a pal.tumi, ami nsconnilrel ami I i!ai e liim to rio inc t.r to s..i!i nny kin 1 of 3 iti;f.ietioit cf mo SOLOMON VVOOOKX. Dee. 2-th. ISSO. S

17'

biy ImtiC fm

t Y AlfreJ Tce, Itncconn j

D creilt l any lowwsnip, ,

' it a

I ,.f liuliin fiPP (I till

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vtars tlJ last i

ppi in, fom let n ant a In!f l:amn liiih tar in the. forehead some saddle spots both hind feet white no otli r nu'ti.s i r liranils p-rc ivs.t.lo, pppr.iifoj to tliirrv ildllar.-, by N.itl-.'in Stiuif I-iiry nml James Itnsst l bed ic me ibis lGth U. ( (' Deccmbi r ISM. ( A true copy lVom mv os'rny boo!-. . 1

SA.MULL Of? AN, J. P.

8 3oit

ri HE Eub5erilitr acquaiiiH his fiionds and tbe

B public that he lias coimiienecu the C1IAIK MMKG

n.ix-i! i!i ;

t j;ii u do;

ii'4 ti.u u ulbeirr i!t f t'Ji

i:-.-il I1 .itrcs, fi;j rr pi'ct i'u; i:;i! -.b' il, a'j a.. l l.il.iiil uriit J cassi-i! res; Mile .mc an J fan. v titi-nl Co; f' v nml dia'jiul r.'nll-J . dc; 1 ai d ! iU iiiiml , Htl fRiimtis, .ri.;-, di .t'i a ii piui-s'! i'"; l".t.ii-y, ;ti!;a- n-.:d pl! d.i; K-v,', hi:n'i, in-iri-.n ii d point L'iii.ktl?; bie, nd, e it a id itl'uw 11 mi: l; lie I un l 'Jinai paddii'jj-; if.n si ign; t ioatj, !'a:r caiiilil'-t ; ratint'tis; 0 1 t 'c-.i-ii li' .:V and co'.'tl mcriuoet; 1 Mi a i ; t ri.T ri 'm b ilo; Supii i'c Ni lts ni.il dapta-k d..; Iii.ii .Hid cu-'d I);imlia7ett nnd Circassian liii-'.i it lc fall j l nits ?nd tin'inins; (. ' inilii ic?, j ic.'iu-ti-i, Uinliop biwitfj I'UiJ ebecii and saiptd nni'.liiis; li cb fn'irt J Swiss nd bock di ; li isU l.ntns ond lot g l;;n,l!ion Holl ind iitil Tii-.1i ?brri!is( oticd lamb's wool o.n.l mcrir.o hoc; Mobair, black mid white rctlon do; Merino, cotton and lambs1 wiol shirts; Kid, castrr and l.osl, in tiioves, Ka-ia.uta, Uritana bar.dUcrrhicfs; Silk tlve-s, Italian asjortcd Ciapcs; India riibbcr and fancy suspf lulcrs :

l'.io.vn ntul bti-acbeil doine-lirLt; Kentaik) jcaiis, linsojs nnd suckf. Fin- l.aij, otter, seal nd cloth cap?; T'.ifoan, 1 .1 g-K i n and beater bonnets. Willi ntlii r ft-.isoiuildc poods not lllImcralC',., all cf ivbieb will be sold on the most rcasouflale U' "S' GOIiE S,- RCGEJiS. Main, between Third nnd Fonr'ji Streets, Aug. 31, 1836. 43-3

JOHN S. BAKNES.

i3.;. SG-tf

y. & 32. TSTJB STO H, Wholesale Dealers in Dry Gaod and Hardtcare,

51TAVE removed to llieic new store

i-i. two doors nbovo 3T.cssrs S'a'a-ias &. Co. maii street.

a i-st rcceioi una now opening i e5 Kirircraiid moro oneral assorlmen'' i'l'FAfiL'AND WINTER GOODS thai ihfy have befife tifterP.d; consisting e! .Staple nnd Fa jcy Dry Goods, Hardware nnJ Cutlery; also, we Uava OxU full complete asSortro'jot r( .

i nit ot wli!cK Me offer on as accomniotta

j tinir trru'i ua any other establishment i( 1 the w.t. j F. $ H. THURSTON. I pFlax-beed, Flax and Tow Lfneft Feathers, Bees-wax and Ginseng Ukcc . ia cxcUane for good?, ' j j New-Albany, Sept. 9, 1S3(T,

The editors of the Wcatern Ploug Boy. Greencastie; paper at Bloomirrtpr and ihe Rockville Intelligencer will dab Iish the above six weeks and forward tneir accounts ttr this office.

iiotioh.

'; fTMlOSE haTing acconnU with ihi cbsctib'

w.tud,.. j M Coiklc who is authorized to settle them forn AinMSOK-, SESiX:, & CO. ' A" arcounts nnsctlled on tbe first day of Febrcar, a t.r- i . rS37, will be put in n officers hands for collar. A HI. i.uiv reeciMiii; ami oncmnc lars-e end ' :,u,., ' , coin.

"1. well silci ted stock or i " r r s ' 1-1 . . I I B. MAXWELL. I 3S ailiJ IT lent CI Dec 18S6. i-if

j l.A D FOR SALE. JVOTICE. ' TTST7"II.L be so'.d at public sale. 95 r i

wl.icbwi!l be sold on favorable terms to punctual ! VV S. E. qr S. 2S T. 8 N. of R. 2 W t

imi nunc ine aucnuon ci country stealers , tne best bidder on the lUlh day oi Jannarr

wo mm.

gem rally visting this market.

J vw ana I .ax Linen, dinsi cs wax &c. taken in rxchar

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 16tb, 183G.4S-I

Siitftt ursx

In nioomiii"(on, near the south rat connor of the ! J ow Bllt' 1 '"x, "'.en' "nseng, Kag, I-eaihers,

nn ilir sniinip. next door to Uavnl UltltcrtOI.'s tin T:

i i - .

Shop, where be mtcnda keeping on nanu n gcr.cr-

cral arsorltnent of

O-l . . aa .

oaie io commence ai is o ciocu . i-TSCRi

for one half of tlie purcbse money and boaSTX approved security for the residue (with IS mtmj. credit,) nil! be required-lhi. an ft' .)).. r.

I lTFn :1 - j npon said land about lb cipird frwderiV List oj licccipts and tLxpcndilurcs i fence. with a al-ble orchard, and a eoxaford

"v,""a H-.c, na oiner neceari wiiidiaw,

JOH N BLAKELY.

Of Monroe county, Indiana, for tbe year ceding NtfT. 1th 1S3G.

And mn .nf. v n hi, work shall be inferior to raid into tne ireasury lor store

none made in the West. ! License, - - $211,56 1-4

He con onlv bqv to the miblic that no exertion Grocery uo.

shall be snared to please, accommodate and do am- i K'trajs . -

pic justice to lliose wno may lavour mm witn their , ""!;. ;-"

IjIIIIIBk

Fboivs

" Ui agent A. BLAKELY.

custom.

Dec. 20th, 1836

JOHN LAWRENCE. 7 -tf

For Slonc Steps be!i' , county (n0i- ,'n8 ,0 tJeccivcd of Co1' , ' . .. ..ectorof 1$35.

- 15 11 30 2 23 - 1 00 - 1Q OQ

5-Sa

Taken lip

SO 00 J33 88 I-? $I0tl 943-4 mat 91 l.

Wheat for which I will pay Cash, Salt or goods

JOHN . BARNES. ftcmaining in the. Treasury - 20 67 1-2 Septtmher. 9tM836. 46-3ow I J. B, LOW E, Clk.

. t . r

Twiah to purchase 1,000 bushels of good clean ; fcXPeP.uitUrc deducted

F)V Sampson Hencellcy in Monroe county Be

U ton townsnip, n email nay man snppotM be fourteen years old, thirteen hinds and ft f high, a smalt star in her forehead, marked I bind legs supposed to be burnt; appraised! I dollars by Adam Stephens and Andrew Pnrkes. 1 HUGH Mc'CLTJNG J. p. (Saall I I Oc tolier 22 day 1836. . , l-ir JOS PHIIJTH73' Xca.tly tttsalcd at (hit qgltt tn fa jjL noHc ' y