Bloomington Post, Volume 2, Number 24, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 April 1837 — Page 3

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THE YOUNG LOVERS. To a man who is a little of a philosopher, and a bachelor to boot, and, who, by a hint of some one experienced in the follies of life, begins to look with a learn ed eyt upon the ways of man and eye of woman, to such a man,! say, there is something very entertaining in noticing the conduct of a pair of young lovers. It may not bo as grave nnd scientific a study as the love of the '!anets; but it is certainly interesting. I have, therefore, derived much pleasure since my arrival at the Hall, from observing the fair Julia and hor lover. She his nil the delightful blushing consciousness of an artless girl experienced in coquetry, u ho has made her first conquest, while the captain regards her with tint mixture cf fondness and exultation, with which a youthful lover is apt to contemplate so beauteous n prize. I observed them yesterday in the garden, udvancing along one of the retired walks. The sun was shining with delicious warmth, making great masses of bright verdure and deep blue shade. The

cuckoo, thHt Harbinger of spring, wnsfaintly heard from a distance ; ; 1 I ..:...! r 1... 11 ' in; 1 11 a 1 1 1 i 1 -1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 iim ia:is-K tliurn nnd the yellow butterlly sported and toyed nnd fluttered in the air. The fnir Julia was lertiii; on her lover's arm listen- ' iug to his conversation, with her j eyes cast dow n , a soft blush up- 1 on lur diet k and a quiet smile on : her lips; while in the. hand that ! hung in R'ier.t hy her side was a ; lunrlul tlowers. In this way they were, sauntering slowly iiloeg, and wluit I considered mens uno tne scene in wnicti they Were moving, could not but think it a pity that the seasons ever prow older, or that blossoms vhubl eer pive way to fruit, or that lovers, should ever pet marlie 1 1 . It 'a in '(on Ir tin r . Nr.v Yokk, April 12. We rcgltt t sh that there is neither imprtivement in the money marktt.nor alleiation in the public distress. Stocks have, on the whole, experienced rather a decline to tliiy, nnd money is as uilhe.uli to be h ul as ever. Less

owner h.is been olVeretl at some of !Ca,t n' of Canton, l ltnui-, u Mit thr banks than heretofore ; and of "tL,--course a greater proportion of the j IC'Tl'S''lT '7 "T" '" paper offered at such banks has; 5. t.) Ativs l;etn discounted. At other banks, , DlilD ();. to.- J3j i-,m. nfter r.

thrre'ias Lrrn no change in this ; rrspect of any n.oiv.r nt. ... ...... 1. ...1 1 !.

ti" it: "in: ."nnuu .,y v ,t. II ; ,;,hjc wpmil0 aMj much rs,ppmed b, rfdfl, spt-ci'y, substantial, and A her a-(intintnr.-?. After he't rndurin, utilu be tditaincd. It w- . Cotum i's i. quest was held tho CXCr.tHivt! Wtmld listen tnthe!,,vl ')(1Iy, wluit; verdict was, that Vtj'lCC of Ihe tuition, instead of the hc CinTe ' UvT Ui:,h h maltreatment l ,.rr.... I. I I "'c' 'iveil (torn lu r liushnud Joshua

ine 111111011, instead 01 uie i .ds of Gen. Jackson, and . rp .,. the lreasury Circular, I I.IMIH'1" IK rescind the spf t ie would again flow in its j natural enamels. By the ship went to England of ten millions of specie, the Hank of England would be enable to aid the American brokers thrre, while, at the (Mine time, the cotton crop would bring at least ten millions more thun it otherwise will. The reliction would be great upon this market confidence would be reHtnred on boih sides of ihe water, ti nil business speedily assume its wonted course. Com . , 'hlv . STEAM ENGINES. The. subjtiineil item will be intf.irstingto the engine builders of this city. A Steam Engine of improved construction has lately been invented in England. The piston of the cylinder is attached to the Crank of the shaft of the paddle wheel, and there is n contrivance Within the cylinder for the piston to accommodate itself to the motion of the crank, ft is now in operation on the Thames, and performs without the slightest defect. The bot to which it is tttached goes from London to Gravesend. A saving of n considerable power is effected, and

the cost of the engine is reduced to nearly orqnite half."

To the E liter of the Bloomington Post. Sir: 1 have written the following verses for your paper; it is probable they may prove as interesting to the majority of your readers as the puerile diatribes of.tm.tW,whose name,so truly interesting and classical, is strikingly characteristic of his popular productions. THE PRISONER'S LAMENT. The evening shadow here falls doub ly drear, Slow, dark and dismally it rolls along, Sadly it starts the sympathetic tear, Wkl by the convict's melancholy sjng. Now sinks the sun and night comes on, And sore it is to tell Of peace deslroy'd, of prospects ; gone, j And hopes I dare not think upon, , Within this lonely cell , j tor when the evening's shadowy course Succeeds the close of day, TV unifying worm of keen remorse Com s out upon his prey! Hear, tear, jut (iod, the warm a p. als Ot ore wl.rrn all mut hate, Am,'m,ir' Vr t rrror mch1s ,,M nt-tthow deep my bosom - ' tt e s Ti.e rritni-, nl too late; tt hero 1 fi-id l!iat trrrow vain Inch c;v. s net hatk my n;m'', tor the tear, which washes out the Main, Cit.i.ot n-move the thame. How hard i; n r'a! mn.'s decree, In i-very nid clime ; Shli d';i( 10 lov coni rition's plf", 'V'.( s.Tir.iu it lii.iiiis to sec. tai ' ' ?, 011 the crime;u;, vain i tine rrpri acre here, into tu H 1 not I "raiven ; tnrt.i Km In.m t!.f tuin,b!e r. t. N ! y ,t j.n vails wuh heaven. I in'j in f, ;'ormv wal's 1 Will. U.uh-M v.i, d hYd, Ou whotn ; motln i' m-it inr rr. With hope iltU: ami puu.pi els hih A:id tctidtr piivlc I. is mill; What arc th it ir. ii.i 1 fo !irg now. Or u hat he r pn j els a .My li'ii!?, may ia) her low, litoro her d-Miii day! Lau.V. li(tmintn,.lril Jlih, 1837. MAUStlKI) O.i tl.e h i..M. tn IK- 11 v. II. llaley. Mr. Alkx. M. p;inul illnr-M of rrrl wetk, M . .ails 11 . 1 iiitH.ii nta nixiut ivToi iOxcai?. Tlif tl'C te J was an am 4.... t ' . . 1 I. .. . in - . v MV ;," r,r,m? !"kr ( !'"' lto lias tie jtll xAWM,s trial pfi committed tr I til to await lii trial at our next I )rt. u rm. As llii cao is to eo throuyh a regular iiiveMigation, we think ti wi.tild In iri.prudctit in us to make anj Itirltit r re ma 1 ks at I hi time. Hill at V ,11 a nt tin 'IVIIiS. SIII. LOUGH, BFOS leave to inform the ladies of Bloomii.gton nnd vicinity, that she has commencced nnd iiilrnds to di vole lur attention to the boc bmineM She abo intends keeping cons anit on li:im', the L.1TEHT Aj 1) MOST.irMOl ED fjisiuoxa of Lndies Honnets nnd Unsses, and will fju calc her work at the shortest notice in the most t.e&t, durable and fashionable shlc, nd rcnn cifnllj asks a share of public I'aironnpc. JA-r residence is a few doors south of Messrs Orchard's iotcl. January 12th, 1836. 11-Sw TA1L0RLG BUSINESS. COPARTNERSHIP. WILLIAM J. FLU Kit Y. riAKES this method of informing the public that be has taken Mr. Funk in as a partner. The bunineis will hereafter be Conducted under the fiirm of FLURRY fc. FUNK, ik nld stand formerly occupied by H. Hunter. Ilainirhad considerable experience in the business they flatter themsel.es that they can give enure sa:.r..in. t oil nha ma favor them with their cusinm. Th nuhlic are assured that their work will be done in a neat, fashionable and durable manner t the shortest notice. N. B. They regularly receiVe the latest fashioni from Uie citietiT Philadelphia ana ntw.nm. Keiisf Jen Mmxh Ut. t837. 16-Soir

LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at

Bloomington, on the 1st day of Jlpril liiJy, and if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters. A Jesse Atberly, John or Alexander Armstrong, ! Alexander. . . . ; B C D. Bailey John A. Brecdlove, Thomas Breedcn, Mary A. Buskirk, Col. John Boivland, iiuam uanty, ueorge liecton, Anna Baker. Joshua Curtis, Reubin Coflce, John Tt. Cravens, Isaac Campbell, Caroline C. Cook, JtlTmon Cooper, Julia R. Couch, Reubin t lark, IFilliam Clark. Robert Cowden, James Cuuctiron, Robert Campbell, Cornelius Cafl'ee, Clcikof the Conn. u James Day, Josiah DaviJson, Dennis Diiskel II illiuui Dodd, ZichariaU 1'uluncy. E IPm. Elicit, John F.a-t cr Jesse, TVmonsoii, Mr. Miller, B.uiis Ewing, Kbocrt F.wiig, 1 Vinson Ellis. r Eii P. Farmer, SuBunali fouls, Frederick Flee I ner, Dr. W ni C. t'ottr, m. J i f - i. i i. 1. I. ....... C. 1 J ' , ucuic r ilius, I G 1 Juhn A. Civans, Join Ciabcal, Sill, (luodtvir, 2 : John lian'ner, Solomen Giccn, r. Mic'nacl (Jalibard Margaret Uiilclund I II j C P. osier, 3 Kolert aty, ll'm. Hill, Ttinmaa ill, Uaae . optr, I'. S. .irrcll, Jclm ' llclincs, William azel, Clia.'ts JjMtr, l)aiJ Hall, Tabithy itc, 1 liunipiou lu.n'rn, llciuy IK pttVLlI, Jol.u Hbrtmaii, Uratl Huns, Siudmt ) : t.i lui I. vi.i, neniy Jol.nsou, John Jjekscr, Mi. ' Jcniiit gi, i i K Tl.tr1 is Kf!ey, Coorud K-rn, Mrnrrvin K r- .' Lrmlul:, Jdi o'j Ivi llii , ir Mrst j VV. 1'iurj Kirk, If ill am Kilk'ii, lUi'juuiiii KcnUn, ' i!!:: in Kir;;. I L j Otf - J.B. Lone, Mr. LeoiljiJ Jusiali I.ilu, I.cra .oirg. M I G imaliel Millups, Baptist M.iikin, Thomas ia ia-r, rc;ir .M'.iity, iM.o.i.iia .Maihns, J.cm'j M. , Samuel Matin r, Jos, li Mitrtr, I'r. K I'. MatheituD, Lliz.ilnlh Maitm, Dim n;i M ihan, S.um.il Mrr, -aarl MuCansx, Jol.n Malbris, ! (iili t- Mitt!, II, Jr- Jan t M.tfl.all, t ln.;ian M iy, l'o ly MumsN DuiJ It Nclit o S M Oull .id V William X'vrc Tul I r Tl. .nia, .I,.m'Uan Pi ice, I'li inil'tri I'dltmon, So'om n i'uisuis, Mi - I'.ita.;a it, Jihn I'i.illij.., Jvil IVuc, JiUjli l'jl y, ' Jan.ts i'ai iot.t J K i J n: D- K.iii.s ii , Kf j iuiin Urtv, A W- , IJ'i tr, U 'liril Kiori , IH.m.i.h n , .intlit'H K .-pi r, J nes Reach .inJn U '.tidy . Uxii Kill iauiet Ki'l'ilS ! J.ihn Sml!rr, Ad -.m St.;-hfii, J.:ia:ti.in Sco t Stephen Sl.ipmau r JjIiii, l'.Uj.i!i Sciul-ia gh, J j .uli!c . Siur.mll, illi.itn !ia:.nun, Ami J Sen ice, Oudley C Smith, 2 iirbtr f Smtii.Man shiptuan or Jimis, Autluii Si ward, W.onl Mnil.is I 1 Tillman $( Elicit, Thomas Ta am V v F.- H- Vearh, Moses WiWin, Kcbrcca W.ililri, t. Ill "tsSppher Wil..n , iiiivm Woilct, Aiuirew V ) lie, .uiiikI Wjltr, 2 I.eris WaKltt', U Williams Alt j VV iWon, Jacob Yount, Samuel S Yomig, Please say if adirrtisr-l . n. r. nYi:;:s,p 7?I rsEW lIATtfSHOP. Latest Style. S.1MUEL IV. DOXS.1LL, iy rspcclfiilly inform the public that hc has coniini iiced 11. e briiirs i f hat ni.ttiul'aciuring rn (l,c Siiu li si:!c of the public sijnir, near the rcsidcnrc of Jamrs Sloennib, in the lioii'-ft f..inu-lv iiciupiid by him as a shoo fliop It i his intcntiun to k ep roustnnily ou hands a general assortment ( f bats, such as Fine. Black Beaver hats, Drab, Heaver, and Otter hats, Fine and common lloram h Is Wool hats iVc. The public ore assured that his oik will be rxcculcil in the nio't tasliioi.nlilc nud durable mnnmr, not interior lo any niniiufaclnii d in the wtstein country. Persons wishing to pin c aic hats, wholesale or retail are requested to call and examine bis work ns hc feels confident ftom his long experience in business, he will be able lo p-asc purchasers. All kinds of good furs and Lam noul purchased at the eustomaij prices. N. I! I am dt lei mined to sell hats ns low for cash in hand at they can be bought in Louisiille. JUoomir.glon, Jon, 20A, 1837, i-tf f F "Ml E subscriber acquaints his friends and the M puium min ns utii tuuuiiviiceu 1U6 CSIASR MAKING Miitsincss, In Dloomlngton, near the south east Conner of the public square, next door to David. Batlerlor.'s Tin Shop, where be intends kcepng on bend agencreral arsorlment of ClfflAniRS, And can safely say his work shall he inferior to none inauc in uie c.i. 1 tW.t He can only say to the public that no exertion .ni. A .i... Lnmm,u(-..j .i shall be snared to please, accoinmodate'and do am ple justice to those who may favour him with their custom. JUHN LAW 11 KIN UK. Dec. 20th, 1836; 7 -tf Wanted for subscriptions to 'The Post.' Bring it loon!!

Cheap for cash or approved country Produce. WRIGHT &. TUNG, T N the new rcugh cast building on die West cor-

I ner of Ibe public square, first door South of Col Bowland's, inlorms (he public thai they hare 'just opened a large assortment of seasonable ! GOODS. Consisting in part of 1 ua hMHn ftf-UtT fc And n .111. - . e--j ru,,6c s" "u coidrub cloths, cas- ton hdkls. book. Swiss & sutlers, and Satinets baise bobii.et capes, black and and red, yellcw Sf white white cambricks, blond, flannels, nkituey, macki-black, and white bobinet ! uaw, point & iose blau- veils, footing bobiuet & I kcls. cotton laces, linnen and j Block, brown, & green bobinet edgings, ribbons I 6-4 and 3- 4 f gured aud assoi led ; plain tuarino, 1'alian.' Velvet, Silk Marino, ; grodenap , and tatiu stvausduwn and Marsailcs j bilks. vestings; black, blue, I un:mcr clothi, angola mixed and uhie hose '& Cotton cassimtrs, blue plain and rnili'd. niied fiul yellow nankfcns, aud white 1-2 hose, j tirccian checks & stripes, Beaver, KM, ar.d Silk j iutligo cbecks & plains, gloves, suspenders, bootaj bruwn liollai.d , Russia, A. king,, tapes, patent j Ficmh and tiUh liuiiiiis thicad. ami tiri'lings, lumen ajid Black end assorted co lon dinpptrs. Culoi s sen ini silks, moiij kigH-.u Amine an , l-rrnh cr.d no, chilli 4 c"tlon shawis, I 4.1 nnd 31 Ucaih d and Uonn sl.ee- ! . i . .... : tttii.t. nn. I ti..int..l .mi, fl- a... I .1 .r . . 3 . : I niis; gi.gi.ams, patnicu nig anil cotton varns. i U.iu, lu... .ic, ituliana,; Shell, turn nnd Ivor 1 amlel.a.lKtis- j.itkonett. ttmbs, hr.ir and clolh.s Siss, Mull, book holm- LnH.e,; buttons aso,ttd- I el, .,!d O.cci .nut mus Cap a kI fancy, r'hM lins. figured aul plain. t( plain Paper, Ink. Sand, ' La l)'s Imncu fcti.l cot- .iilU, wnleir, and slalcs t.n laivu, lat.cy, gai.se and cbo jl IhjoIcs, a! o ami ipm. i nut IulKls. lrud-.v::re, cutlery, na:N, l.c'it . u..g, uuuiiai.a tlia ni, i.xcs, &c. Glass and Queenswarr, Lailios, Cici.Td Ac Chi'.Jresis l5 o!s unci Slii.e.. . s s o r t ; : n . (n.ct rios oftii noet cvtry dfsct ijili n. S t t ia and F-.ir Hats, Tnsca:', Gipsy, AND ST HAW liONNTTS. 'c dicin it uiinrcrsiary f r us lu !.'. ir or hrng a!i.i;t our i pt li'.r tl)ck, or ti e km- pi it. at nbich r intend s.l.i: but iim'e our t.b! cu'omrr and ;li 1,'iiic K mi jlly to c:i!! tml i xaiinne fir ibrmitlui, a c Irll irnfilint e .ia!l be able to nrcjuiu'uil.itu lUiiu us wtl as any utl ir (stal I sh nil nt hi tl,e pi. iic. Our "iioiN are nl! ft csli l.avii sbieu purtb.iiid at tl.c tat H ic-! tg suit niaikct. flj.-mi1.5vn, April 21, 1S37. Cl-tf .:-!! MaUll nrv larpr and i-iprri..r lot of salt fjr talc. ' . " h .U uie or . tail !. WVJ.r.il V &. KING Aptil 20::, If 31 23-3ow floors. 1 J f ri f v PO ... Js of fint rate Karon for '. S U U U sa'c, VUUiJ.e cr lUlu.l by WRIGHT &. KING. April lb IS" link';!. A L.ije ijmntilj if I ard for sale, If7toZt.:ii' or licttil by WRIGHT & KINK. Klonminglon, April i-'O, 1S37 23 -Sew ! NOTICi; I "S S hrrdiy given that, the pailnrrsllp hrrctorore I exis:in betneen Itonsall am! Puncm i, this I t1a dii:o!vi".l (lal Apiilj by miitu,.! cmsent. All i pi rsons indtbted lo the firm will nuke sctt'imrnt hi U Annuel . Uonsall, as l.c is cr.lillcd to the dors of the firm; nnd thotc having claims against inid firm, will please re?cnl them to the firm, a llu'V mi' jointly bound fi r Hum. SAMLI I, W DONSALL, J. 11. DUNCAN April 14th IS37. 23 -Sw F A R M FoTr SALE. The subscriber wi-ties to sell the farm upon which ,e i on- lies in the edge of Own couulv tear the line of Monroe nn the head of I.itile Uacc. on creek ronlaining ISO nrrca CO of which are iir.dcr p -re 50 acres aic well impioied first rntc fpiing ilufk wa'cr and well situated for a stock faim ...c sitiiution healthy and a eomfortable log building "ill finished, a small Orchard of good fruit now beniirg. l or tcrn.i dpply to (he subscril er on the prcmisis or to Mr. Scumd m Bleoanngton. WILLIAM FUOST. April 18 th 1837, 23-3ow DJItSr.Y, MATLOCK &L EVERETT, WU0LES.1LU COMB, BOOT, SHOE .3.YD FANCY STORE, ( ; Sfatrs orer .?(Wisnii, Clcndenin, Co. .Min Street, LOUISVILLE, KY, ARE now receiving and opening a general and selected assortment of Combs, Ifools, Shoes, Bonnets, Looking Glasses, English French and German Fancy Goods, Which they offer on accomodating term. Country dealers visiting the City will find it to the'r interest to cxamme their block berot e purchasetng. L0J1SVILLE, April 5th 1S37. 2i-3aw .VJ? If SMMJ'G (ZOOMS. The subscribers are now receiving their tpv'ing supplies of . ISOOTS ADSUO, from their manufactory and others a; the east, selected expressly for country trade -comprising a great variety of desirable goods for spring nnd summer. lOHA Ladies', Misses' and children's llUU straw, tjscan and Gimp Bonnets. ,in- t...., , , , I mS.r r Jit i, a' 1 .. TZ' X AJU All of which they will tell at Nt New York prices, adding transportation only. Country dealers visiting this market, are respectfully invited to examine our stock. WOOD 4-WAKREN, Sign of the large boot, Fourth street. Louisville, March 25, 1837. 22-Sosv JOB FXnXTTXXTO . Yea. fly executed at thU Qffks on lit tkortt notice

FOR SALE. WILL be .old on the first Monday or May sections 0r?X,nint.he,,,remi reserve hiatal t?J " College dtent size to suit purchasers. One fourth of tho purchase money will be nquirtl J & J balance in five equal jtari, pmen,, wi in! terest from the date of the paVaiW a-JE will be required to give note with approved toehold security, and Ibe title of the land will be held I until the notes are paid. This section of land lies cast of the Colcge buildings, and it esteemed one of the best in the whole reserved township. In the present highly prosperous condition of Indiaoa Col

lege 11 must te an object or great importance to 0 . """a"00 "a this section for the purpose of crUiig boarding houses, and forpersons who may "". l""'tml,u 10 me college lor the purpose 01 educating their sons, a more delightful ru ral retreat canuot any where be found. The law authorizing the sale or the land has fixed the min iuiuoi price tt fifteen dollars per acre. U ILLl AM ALEXANDER; CotnrnisstMifr of the Reserve township of land in Monroe county, Mirch 15tb 1837. 13 Saw r,, ouer 'orsa:eL aVhe ' "rt ho,,6e in tht , loo,nw' on. Saturday of APri I lie fixteciilh sertinn in tmrn.l.in a V....I. ,.r I w ill offer for sale at ihe Court house in the town I insl. flic sixteenth section in township 8 North of range ISo 1 Past in small lnf T, . . , . The C0n1d,;,o"s ' .be 0I,C fou' th rcliss Ij, ti r 3cals interest cn ine oajance made arC,C ,llC r",UUC ,a rCma,,n a.1 "'"tst ten jrs "itchacr 'a-v,"5 cb year io J,!te, , MIL. TON MTHETRIDGI', School Cu;nmit$ioncr M., C. ' .-Inril, Is 1G37 MAKING. 7 5'"' uoJcisigr.pJ Lac ly niut.iat consent JL s-jItcJ t'.i Paiiner.liiji hcrctoiore lii-t.n between t'icni in the abo.e business and it is abso-1'ittlj-reci'.'s:.iy Lr Iho-e indebted to lima ;o cksc ."liil acco'J!.li iiiimediated by ca h 11 note. MOdltESGAKttlSON.' JOIJ.Y G.lltniSO.Yi JLL conttmie the above business at the 61J y stand, am! ten lers Lis the:,k . to his old Ciis'oiilrrs and iViends aud u!icits custom. Mirch 2n:h l:. to-s-rr IS HEREBY GIVEN j r 8 111 AT there will be let to the lowest biud.ron ; JL tl.c fiird Saluidiy in April nest," at the rourl ho-ic door iu tl-e t mu of fiawhngsreen. Clay in SjiJ 'on, the nail to be cf HuYk 22 fict Li!i , I 40 fici up. arc, laid in a store fiLnd.-.ticn of range wuik. 'tl.c plan of said builuil -g and furi.cr Daiiicul.us nili be maJc l.noivn on the dav of rain ami day of ia!c and ,u" ut nt".y oy camng on lUc suwrcribtr 11 the J. J. BURTON, Com'r. -March ISih 1S37 .7 9 T 1"T the same tinrc auJ place TthcrcVill be lit. j J. to tne loin-. Milder the b nldnr; of a brick SEiMSAllY, I in ?sid town of C. w'inggrecn , for the plan and furjber paiticitlars of said building, erquire of thcsuli- ; scr Ijit in ;aid town or the same will be niado ! known on the day of sale. j JOHN OSBURN, Pres'l P. T. j March IS:b 1SJ7. 19-3ow iiiWPIKM.::. jPI!F. ?r;nrrship heretofore existing between " Carter Sf King, is this clay, by mutual agreement dissolved; the subscribers Latins purchased the interest i f taid Carter in said firm. All thorn indebted to the la'e firm of Carter ; King, wilt call on the subscribers fur settlement and a'd those having claims against said firm will also call on the subscribers for a liquidation of the same. The subscribers intend continuing a permanent business in the new building on ihe south west corner of ihe public square in Dloiniington where thcr will pnie no pains lo please and accomtrodalc alf tin ir fruicr friends and customers and the public gent rally. The public arc earnestly requested to call and examine the large and spletdid asscr'mcst of Winter, Spring, and Summer aoons, Carefully laid in at Philadelphia, last fall ly one of the firm expressly for Ibis marker. All kinds of country prodece ttfccn in exchange for goods. Will GUT &. KING January 23, 1837., - 12-.f " NOTICE. The undersigned the widow or r,wi(1 KiIW Deed will make application ta t!. iu court for Monroe county for t anposotmeat f :. vi -r4.tu my dower mall the reafestate of which D'.vid Killougb late of said county died seized ant) yoisessed. SAfiAH K1LLOUOH. April lOdi XP7. : 2J-fsr TIIY l iCTORy. The subscriber tt aders his thanki to Bis old customers fbr the liberal suppoit they have extended to him aud would inform them and the public generally that be st:,ll continues to carry on the tinning business at old stand in Bloomington, la. where ha has on aandi and intends Keeping a constant sun. Tin Ware, which he will warrant to be ai good as any sold in the State, e will sell on liberal terms either at Wholesale or Retail. Merchants wishing to purchase to retail are respectfully invited to call and examine his ware and prices before purchasing elsewhere. DAVID BATTERTON. Jan. 29th, 1837. 13-tf N, B. All persons having accounts with me and know them to. be due are requested to make immediate pay went. D. BWOOD! WOOD!! yT" ANTED for subscriptions to the Post. Blank Deeds For sale at the printing office of "The PosU"

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