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FRIDAV, SOV. 81, 1834.
PUBLIC DEBATE. - We have been requested to state that there will a public debate at the House of Capt. ISAAC ;-TLLER, on. Blue Creek, on Saturday the 29tb .nst. Question (or discussion is 44 Should parent initrfere in the marriage of their children, A General invitation is given. '. BreokviUe, Nov. 20th,: 183.4- . '
v. The Washington eorrespondent of the United Stites Gazette, under date of Washington, 4th November says, "It is understood that the President is prodigiously excited by the letter of Mr. Poindexter, and Vows vengeance against the Senator, with stich an enthusiastic good will, that his confidential advisers can scarcely restrain their fcn.ru, least a personal altercation should be the result.'
SrAsrsH Trisatt. The National Intelligencer of October 29tt, says: "Mr. Wvsa, who carried out in July the ratification by oar Government of the late Convention with Spain, has returned from Madrid, with the Spanish ratification of the treaty. The New York Journal of Commerce says, that Mr. V. brings with hira also, "various documents relating to our claims on France, but nothing which changes the aspect of that business."
NEW YORK ELECTION. . So far as we can judge from the returns of the election which wc have received from this State, the Jackson party have carried the State by an increased majority. Gov. Marcy will doutless be re-elected by a large majority. The following is il that has reached ns, of this election. Majorities. Jackson maj. Whigmaj. City of New York 2337 C.ty and County of Albany 100
Siratoga County Columbia (ireene "Vmcbestcr & Putnam Kings Queens -ffolk Dutchess Granage Sullivan Schenectady Herkimer Delaware Tompkins Courtland v Renselaer Richmond Thus yon see readers, the ' "horse, foot, and dragoons."
200 250 800 1300 653 139 1134 1000 800 200 80. 1200 1400 450 150 50 68 Whigs are routed, The following per
sons are ascertained to b elected to the 24th Congress. lrt District, Abel Huntington. 2d Distiict, Samuel Bnrtog. . 3d District, which is composed of the City of
.New York, C.C.Camberleng,t3. P. White, John M'Keon, Eli Moore. 4th District, Aaron Ward.
These arc all Jacksonmen. They elected all Jack'sonians in the same Districts before. We have not beard from the northern part of the State, from 'i!eh we have reason to look for a "better report." Thk Statk Bank The instalments by stock-
ooiaers were all paid in at the Indianapolis, Lawttweeburgh, and Richmond Branches. From the
others we have not heard. tedianapoli. Branch. Thi following are the o fliers, of this Branch. Director Harvey Pates,
W. RosscI, Homer Brooks. James Blake. President Harvey Bate. Cashier B. F.Morris. Erector for the Stale Samti! Uortt
RfCHMosD Branch. Director J. P. Plumer, !is Burk. A. C. Blanchard. Caleb Shearon.
.n-am Icfce, Ira Grover, John Hains, Eli Crown.
-ACDuies v liiiams. Wcr-Elijab Coffin. " " - '
TWCariiae Me. Intelligencer says.' We no
tice very great shipments from this country, of ap
pies and potatoes this" fall, Tor purchasers at the west. These articles appear to be in great demand, and command large prices, particularly potatoes. By these means we hope to regain what has been expended for southern flour during the last year. - -. - -. ' , - . "
f a attack by the ratter: ' A gre"at fire md " I j ; ' .1- ' li'l : , , l
I i 3 i . " :. "' '
uuuscs uhu oeen Dumu
, Lapayettk Branch Bank. We are gratified to learn that the stockholders arc awake. More than one half, or-16,2SI 75. of the first
instalment, had been paid in at the time of
putting our paper to press, yesterday evening. It is expected that at least .20,000 will have been received bj this evening. ; Monday will be the last day, and from present indications, we are led to believe that all the stock will be paid in tirrie. " The Eank will not probably go into operation before the first of next month; FreePress. JYov. 8.
Arrival Extraordinary. The Chinese.lady with small feet, from three to-" four inches in length, arrived icnJay in the Superior, from Canton. Site will, we are infornried.be ready to .see compaay next week. -A. K Amer. Abduction. A white boy ,bet ween ,10 and 13 years of age, named Ricliard Puckett,wa3 taken the 20th of August lastufrom his farhpr'K
lane, about three ihiles' ft-Oirt i Tferre Ifautevl ctof.the J'ior Iver,and above the uwuihof the Indiana, by a waHoner.who frfeoueulK. L.V encky,AL
,m,ana oy a waggoner,who ireqenly takes 8itUiUe, - lyinff an1 Wme iu the eoutVof Frtl n
trips to Louisville, &Ci - llie said waggoner aforesid-to pay the debts and demands outstatid-
Mr. Lytle is re-elected to supply his own vacancy. The vote stands as follows: J'tle 2603 Mason 2555 - Scattering sundries. Gazette.
TIe loss of such a man from the nublir
Councils'as Theodore Frelinghuysen, is not a-
mong tne least ol the bitter fruits of the de
feat of the Whigs in N. Jersey. A man of
purer heart a statesman of more exalted views ra patriot more single-minded, a philanthropist more ardent and discreet and a Christian more sincere and devoted, cannot
be found within the limits of the State. He presents, indeed, a rare combination of moral
and political adaptation to the station he adorns, which must make it matter of long and
uccj icgici nidi He snouia nave lauen a vic
tim to the remorseless party spirit, and not less fearful delusion of the time. Well mar it be
exclaimed, in view of such an ostracism"God
save the Commonwealth. Fredonian.
is apprehended but -will give no information respecting the boy for what purpose he took him, or wlicre he has left him. - The following Banks liavr been ilcti !,
the Secretarv of lbTrn:iirir l)0nna;n.
of the Public Money: , . ' Bank ofAugustai at Augusta, Georgia. The Merchants' and Minvfacturen' Bankl&t P;faK,rrh T- i
- ' -: - I - "ut-trj Hi me i,iie resicence 01 James
Western. Immigration. The tide of emi-1 1 r,ce' ieased .m Highland towuship, Franklin
From the National Intelligence.
Treaty with Spain The Treaty between
the Government of the United States and
"Her Majesty the Queen Regent, it the name
ana behait o! Ik r Catholic Majesty Donna Is
abel the Csecond," concluded at Madrid on the
1 7th day of February, 1834, and duly ratified
by both parties, has been officially published in the Government paper in this city. The - - 1 . WW, . . . . . .
material pan oi tne l reaty is contained in
the following articles: Article I. Her Ma esty the Quean Re
gent and Governess, in the name and in be
hait of her Catholic Maiestv Donna Isabel
II. engages to pay to the United States, as
fue balance on account of the claims afore
auiM, nit sum oi tweive minions oi rctton' in one or several inscriptions, as preferred by
uie vxovernment ot the United States, of per
petual rents, on the great bookot the consoli
dated debt of Spain, bearing aa interest of
fave per cent, per annum. Said inscription or inscriptions shall be issued conformity with
the model or form annexed to this convention, and shall be delivered in Madrid to such per-
Bon or persons as may be authorized by the Government of the United Slates to receive them, within four months after the exchange
of the ratifications. And taid inscriptions, or the proceeds thereof, shall be distributed by the Government of the United States among the claimants entitled thereto,in such banner
as it may deem just and equitable. Article II The interest of the afore
said inscription or inscriptions shall be paid in Paris every six months, and the first half-
yearly payment is to be made six months af
ter the exchange of the ratifications of this
convention.
Article HI. The high contracting par ties, in virtue of the stipulation contained in
article first, renounce, release, and cancel all
claims which either may have upon the other,
ol whataver class, denomination, or origin
they may be, from the twenty-second of Feb
ruary, one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, until the time of signing this convention.
Six hundred thousand dollars.
The Hon. Joseph .Pearson, formerly a member l House of Representatives of the V. S. from
X-Cwoii
na, died at Salisbury on the 27th of Oct.
Montreal in the Dark. Montreal was singularly obscured a few days since. Towards two o'clock the sky assumed an orange color, and after a short time changed to a dark green; gradually increasing in density until three o'clock, when the darkness was so complete, that the houses and shops were lit up as at night. At about five o'clock, a breeze from the northwest sprung up. accompanied by a slight rain, which dissipated the darkness.
i The water which fell was a,s dark as inkt and
tasted and smelt like smoke; depositing when allowed to settle, a black ashy powder. This singular appearance in the heavens is believed to have been caused by large fires in the woods. " ' . .
oscrt Temple The family of this individual as lately detected in an extensive fraud npon Revolationary Pension Department, and whose
, - -r-.r " """ vwuuin euiciae, nave, ueined to refund to the United States, as fras
vsi.e8i.aie wui go, the money which he frandTe obtained. By this course thev will avert
;amy which would otherwise rest upon them.
"y retain it, they cannot enjoy it. What a . m'is here-presented. Mr. Temple was once a
4Wc mani surrounded by a respectable family.
L:"r , s the scene changed. He fills a suir3 "iVi,-r. .:r,!.- ..
.jjji.-- ,Dis um!iy are cast uppon the cold J1"1? of the world, with the disgrace of their rJa bannt them wherever they go.
a, . ., , -. . V Regenerate Man! 'ThAlT!-iv:.jv, ....
-:!-l"ctt.;ancy,or uncoutn desire, in thy. bnsoBr kncn k mAm r J... V
r!ieious haT!! thy pcare destroyed ,
; Vermont Legislature.' On Thursday the :9th inst. at 2 o'clock, pursuant to a joint resolution, both houses proceeded to the choice of a Governor and Lieut. Governor. . The votes for William A. Palmer 147; for William C Bradley (Jackson) 13; scattering 8. ; Horrible Affray..- At the late races at Hardinsrmrgh, Breckehridge county, there arose an affray which cost the life of a Mr. Thomas Alexander, and a severe wound in the abdomen of S. Singleton, Esq., two respectable citizens of that vicinity. Lucien Peyton, the principal offender, whose thrusts were fatal to the unfortunate Alexander, has been arrested, we understand and lodged in the jail at Rome, Indiana. Louisville" Transcript. Russia. It is Raid Nicholas has consented to erant the Sultan assistance ntrainst the vi-
ceroy of Egypt, Mahcmet Ali, butonly m case
ffi-.fiAn la f..l 1 1 ! u A il ,1' . ,ft.
gmuuii u ivuiug w me nesc. - within tlie last two weeks there have passed through this city between forty and fifty wagons, with all the usual parapharnalia of a western settler, including lots of children, a cow or so, a dog, a rifle, working and cooking utensiK &c. all bound for the "far West."' The great majority have come from the upper counties of North Carolina, a small number from our own state. They are generally bound for Indiana, some to Illinois, which two statesappear to be at this time, the eldcrados of western emigration. It is an interesting sight to witness these movers, journeying away from the land which gave them birth, influenced as they doubtless arc by the prospect of bettering their condition, and that of their children. Let them exercise industry,' prudence, and persevereance, and wc have no doubt that their most sanguine wishes will be realized. We most Irenrtily wish, thorn well in their new homes. Covingtonfy. Enquirer. ' The cholera was committing great revenges in Bilboa, where one hundred victims per day are said to fall by the disease.- -This is a population of only fifteen .thousand is a great mortality. v
Married, on the 13th inst. Mr. Josspft Wallace to Miss Clarrissa Mende.hill all of this county. " On the 6th inst. by Elder Charles W. Morrow, Mr. John Wilson of Rush Co. to Miss Elizabeth Snider of this count v. s
On the Same day by Rev. Elijah Barwick,
iir. V 1LSON 1'OB lO MISS J PDA II JSTAFtOBD all of this county. ' On the 11th, by the same, Mr. James Rigos to Miss M ary Ann IIendrickson all of this county. On the 27th of October, by Daniel Wilson Esq. Mr. Richard B. Butland to Miss Mary G. Crocker all of this county. On tbe 13th inst. by Rev. Jonathan Alley, Mr. Joshua Jones to Miss Elizabeth Davis ail of this county. On last Thuredav
Editors of this paper, not having the fear of
ii)uimony oviore nis cys, and being instigated by motives best known to himself, did willfully knowingly and with, intention prepense,on the day last aforesaid.perpctrate that crime so revolting to old miserly bachelors,) et tolerated with a commendable : liberality by the other sex, of whatever age and withalo very very natural. Yes,it i$ even so. Who would have thought Xi.Rich Palladi um. MARRIED. On Thursday morning last by the Rev. Mr. William M. Boyce, Mr.
David l Hollow ay, onw of' the Editors of
the Richmond Palladium, to Miss Jane Ann Poulsen, of this vicinity. ;- 1
STATE
ss.
OP- NTrTAV
franklin county - -
Robert Blacker V domestic attachment, w. lebt $3,00 Rachel Merideth.S
BEFORE Daniel Wilson a Justice of the Peace in and fat thm tftwmkin r U'tiitw.A, ..j
county of Franklin aforesaid, t hereby make known that on the eleventh day of November, 1834, a writ of Domestic Attachment was by me issued in the above case atrainsttkn rnnli oh.nl., n.Lt.
O C5 ..gUV., and credits, moneys and effects of Jtachel Merideth L J i- f ...
yre aeienaantaioresaid, directed and delivered to Jonathan Gcorire. a AnstiiTil of th inirrKl.in
foresaid, by wioin the said writ was duly returned executed by atiacLincr a. -nt nf rmn sMi immrt.
of said defendant, estimated at twelve dollars and eighty cents, therefore, on Satifrda-r this lth da
of December. 1834. at
v nw w wuviv si m wias proceed to hear and determin th nNntiir'a
clam, and render' Judgement accordingly.
ia unaer my nana ana seal at my otr.ee in said township this 14U day of November, A. D. 1824,
November 14. 1834. ----- ; 47$w
: NOTICE. ': " -
fmHE county commissioners f
respectfully.request the county commissioners of Fayette and" Franklin counties, to meet at Fairneid, on-the second' Fridav. in DeMmhr tiMt. tnr
tbe purpose of taking into consideration the ex-
pcqiency oi estaDJisniRg an A6ylum for the accom-
Hiuuaiian oi ine roor,-oi tne counties ot t rankhn, Fayette and Union." in pursuance; of an act au
thorising the sair.e. . . v , -,. By -order of the U. C. Board of commissioners. November Term, 1&"!4. The Watchman of eonneYsviire;1 and American at Hrookville, will-please give the above three insertions in their respective papery. . .. -
SALE C? UEAL EfiATLl
fTTlHE- undersigned, administrator of tbe eatate LI r i j ,
- ji uii ii ljonjucre, ueceasea, will seii to tne highest bid der, at the Obort Honee door, in tbe town of Broqkville, Franklin county, and State of Indiana, oa the tixth day of December, A. D. 18.4, the follow ino- deecrihfH ronl sctaf. ,V,n
I.- o . . ".y-vi. " - ,c raiu decedent died seized in fee simple, , to-wit: The
w ui me unu r.aei quarter oi ection Thirty-three, in township eleven, North of Range thirteen east: contain inr eicrhtv rrt rti, i .n.i
directed to be sold at JenersonvllIe,: by the act of Con rregs entitled. "Au act Dmvilinr fnrtt.o
of lands of the Uuited States, in the 'l'erritory north
I? affint said estate. On Uirnfil, r..,i.,.u
money wiil be required in hand at the time of ihe sale, tbe balance within nine months thereafter, to be secured by note and approved security. - By order of the Probate Court of the pounty aioresxid. .. CALVIN MOOREAdm'r.
. November l?th. 18:34.: 46 ?vr
v - :- AUiiiiitralor's Male. WOT1CB is hereby grven that there will be sold
county, Indiana. -on Saturday the sixth day of December, 1834 a quantity of Oats in the stack, be-
ug- personal property oi the said deceased. Terms made known on the !day of sale, and attendance given by . BRADBURY CDTTRELL, Adm'r. November 5th, 1524. . 46 Sw FALL, and WINTER OOIS. rmHB subscribers have received. witLtn tfi xt
few days, a large supply of
casoiiabic toous, Wtich added to their former. Rtoot mil-o tKm'r
assortment equal to any in the State. Among those
recently received are the following articles, viz. , Blue, and Drab Clot lis. Olive and Drah Poior
Sham. Casinetts. Rose and Point Itlnnkota 1.,1
and White Flannel. Black, Brown. Scarlet. Plumb
and Green Circassians. Black Bombazott. Tnr.
tan Plaid. Camblet. Brown and Bleached Shirting. Curtain and other Calicoes. Ticking.
Black Silk. Black silk Handkercbefs. IrisS- lAanen. Seal skin Caps. Fur an J Wool Hats. Cloth, White-wash and Paint Bruehs, &c. &c. ALSO Gf roceries, Iron, Nai'If, Castings, Coarse Shoes and Boots, Calf-skin Shoes, Seal and Morocco Shoes, Window-Glass, White-lead in Kegs, Red-lead Venetian Red, Medicines, &c. Allof which we will sell at the Cincinnati prices, adding carriage on heavy articles. - . , . U. & S, TYNER. Brookville, Nov. 5th, 1834. $ 45 bty. .
KECEIPTS & EXPEXDJTl'ltES OF the County of Franklin, Indiana, from the 6th day of Nov. A. D. 1833 up to the 5th day ef November, A. D. 1824, inclusive. ' - Cash remaining in the Treasury (in- " ; eluding the atmkint of the County Du
plicate for. the year 1833, in the hands of the Collector en the 6th day of November, A. D. 1833. Amount of the Duplicate Tor the year 1834, in the hands of the Collector. Amount of cash received in the Treasury of said County since the 6th day of November A. 1. 1S33 to the 5th day of November, 1634, inclusive for Tavern Licences, Store Licences, Store Permitts, Juror's fees paid by Clerk of the Franklin Circuit Court, for tax for the exhibition of Ai.imals, and new assessments for 1833.
$1232.73
1740.39
' . Administrator? Notice.
HQTICE is hereby given that Letters of Administration upon the Estate of' Henry Fry, late of Franklin county, la., deceased, bas been granted by the Clerk of the Probate. Court of said coonty. Persons having' claims against said estate are hereby requested to present the same to the undersigned within' one year, duly - authenticated for payment, and those indebted to said estate are now called lipon to-make' immediate payment. Tlie .estate is solvent. , . j - ri,f r will hn anld at the ros?1iu-o'nawT JuV.f
at public outcry at Fry's Mill on Tenrpletons Creek on Saturday the 29th day of November 1834, th nprcnnnl rwrti.' helonfrintr to snw1 esttatt. i-nn!..
tinsraf Hos. Horses.Cattle. Waon, farmin? uten-
siis, Louse lKld furniture, ic: Terms made known on the day of sale and attendance givyi by SIMON VtlY, AJmV. Nov. 4th, 1824. , 45 3r J . ... , Iloish!!!! . ; THE undersigned have formed co-partnership, for tbe purpose of Slauirhterinr Hops, and are
now ready to accommodate their trieods and the public, in their line of business. They can slaughter from 800 to 1000 heads per -day. Their establishment is large and entirely new, having every convenience of lota Corn and Water, &c. They will be'gratelul for any custom that may be bestowed; .Their establishment is situated on Western Row, above tbe elbow of the Canal. JOHN L. SMITH. J. S. POWERS. Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 3d, 1834 . 4.') 3at.
Administrator's Notice. jwg-orrcrs i oereoy given nat ine undersigned 1M has taken out letters of administration from tha Clerb'a. ftffiM nf thA Pro tint- fVnrt rnnLV,),
county, la., on the estate of William Cotton, dec' J,
lite ot said cannty. All persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make immediate pat ment, and all persons having claims on said estate will present them legally authenticated within one year for payment. The estate is believed to be sokent. JESSE WOODYAUD, AdmV Nov. 5th 1834. . ' 45 3 Administrator's Sale. rmTIRRI? will he a . rf l
II , . r--f""7 M- beloncinfT to the estate of aaiil A&rnmmpti nt l.i.
late residenceon the 19th day of November. Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, household and kitrhrn furniture farming utensils.- Terms of :nl mn,'
known on the dav of sale.
JESSE WOODYARD, Adm'r Nov. 5th, 1834. 45 3w
411.0H
. Total amount of Receipts
Expenditures from the 6th day of November, A. D. 1833 to the 5th day of November, A. D. 1834, on the following items to-wit: Amount paid to Associate Judges, do. paid to the Clerk of the Franklin Circuit Court, do. Collector's CommissiOndo. paid Coroner of F. U. do. paid for stationary for Clerk's office do. paid Overseers of poor Ac poor expenses do. paid Road Viewers do. paid Supervisors of Roads . ; lo. paid Juror's fees. "''".' do. paid Constables attending Franklin Circuit Court do. paid Jailor & jail expenses do. paid Court-house expenses do. paid Assessor of Revenue do. paid valuation of Town Lots " do. paid County' Commissioners do. of delinquencies in Collections dp. of Road tax receipts . do. paid for Wolf scalps - j " "do. paid Recorder for Book, Ate, do. allowance to Bridge do. for returning Elections " , do- paid Attorney's fees " do. paid State Ruad Expenses ' do. paid School Trustees do. paid Estray-pen expenses do. paid Printing expenses do. paid School Commissioners
$3434.14
$54,00
72,50
91,74 11,00 19,00 .429,87 9,37 97,104 231,00 23,00
60,82
134.544 64,00 75
64,00
147,70 10,36 1,00 11.00 13,62 11,00
12,50
27,90 5,68 6,25
11, 0Q
6,00
Amount of Treasure's Der centum r.n
monies actually received and paid out since the last settlement ".
aiiwm. Trtwivr nr stationary
Total amount - -Which-amount' of Exoendi
ducted from the above amount of Receipts leaves a balance in the Treasury
including the Uoplicate for 1834, as aforesaid: in the hands of the Collator
of Franklin County, of . 'But the Treasurer not having as yet received the amount of the Duplicate for
.1SW4, there is only in actual cash now
m the Treasury the sum of
5th November, A. D. 1834. - ' A ttesf
-ROBERT JOHN. Cl'k. "
JAMES WEBB.
Signed SAMUEL SHIRK
W. T. BEEKS
1626,804
$1G77;4?
$1756,714
116,324
Corn's.
Administrator's Notice "WJOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may -Ll concem,thattbeuiidersignedV3amuel Price.has been anUOint.Rd Ullminictntnr nft,r outiato r.C 11
. .. ... ..m, auciiua, riiunu inier r asniorw,-Dy -wnicr he fnca, deceased, by the Probate Court of Franklin! will be enabled to do bis work m "the nsateoV'.nA COUntV. and Sti of ln.li.ng airrjoiklv il...... t.- . -
ALFRED AEES TAIEOU. XEAR NEVTREXTOIf, INDIA VjI. STILL continues to carry on the Tailoring Business, and will punctually attend to all calls in his line. - Having obtained a good journeyman, and from his own experience in the ' business, he confidently expects to rendergeneral satisfaction.. He has, also, iust received the New-York and Phi' .
adelohia, Fall and Winter Fashions, bv whicf t,'
MORE NEW GOODS-AGAIN!!!! IV. . GALLIOV
TOULD respectftilly return to the public, his 'unfeio-ned thanks for the rrrit lif.rml uinimn
which he has reseiyed, since his return to Brookvine. And in order to merit and roviv .till
greateV share of patronage, he has the pleasure to
announce inai ne nas just received Sc. is now opening A la rare and Splendid assortment . of Fall and Winter Goods. Among which the folowing articles may be found.
Blue, Black, Drab, Brown, Green, and Claret Broad Cloths. Brouin, Blue, and Crimson Pelits do. Claret and Drab Petersham, do. . Domestic and Lion Skin, do. .Blue, Broten, Stecl-JUixcd, Silver-JttiTed, Lavender, and Drab Catinc's. Blue, Jilixed and Fancy colored Casimcre. Kentucky Jeans. Hose Blankets. . Green, Tf'hite, and Hid Flannel. Green BaUe. - Bed Padding-. Wooh u Shawls. Bed Ticking. Sp lure, do. Domestic Plaids. Scotch, do. Circassian, do. Camblet and Goafs tlair; do. Italian and Senshavi Silks. Pongee. Broien Black, Green and Crimson Circassians, Black, Brotett, Red and Green Bombaxetts. v A variety of splendidly colored figured English Merine Circassians, a new article, and very fashionable. Calicoes. Chintzes.- And Furniture do. Bobinet, Jaconet, Cambric, Book, and other Muslins. Shally, Thibet, and Sattin Shawls. Im, Merine Shawls. Silk, Berage, Gauxe, and other Dress Shawl. Bobinet, Thread, and Grecian Lace. Bobinet and Grecian Footing, Linen and Cotton Floss. Wire and Spool Thread. Cotton, and Worsted Hose. Cotton and Worsted Snspcn ders. . Leghorn Bonnets. Fuscan Straw, do. Vmbrellas. Silk and Cottofl Neck and Pocket Hdkf. Hand Saws. ; Key-hole do. Buoka. Writing Paper. Paint, White-wash, Cloth and Scrubinj Brushes, Looking Glasses, SUrrup Irons, Bridia Bits, Files and Rasps. Amoncr which are 10 Km '
. , ". .. . - a
ground wnite ibead.
Dry do do
Spanish Whiting
iced Xead Spanish Brown Chrome Yellow
Chrome Green.
Umber." .
PAT EST MZDICWES. A. '
Among which are the following articles.-
Terra. Dcclenn
lthrage Pussian Blua Yenitian Red Yermilion do 8pts. Turpentina Japan Varnish
Oil of Spiks
Castor Oil Sweet Oil Magnesia 1 Gum Camphor Gum Myrrh Cayenne Peppev
ODodeldoc
Bateman's Drops Godfreys Cordial Worm Seed . Worm Seed Oil Assafoetida
Copal Varnish
Black do.
' 'Hafd-wara, Tin-ware, Queens-war. Glass-waw - - and rbtter's-ware, - . . -also : Iron, Nails. Castings, Hames, Trace-Chains. Wasons Boxes. Stel. WhialrAv t,ui)' j..
0- ' ' , -r-j,tiiiUT ,0 in fact a general assartment of Merchandise suite to this market at the present season. All wbvu have been selected with the ,
such rates as will enable ine to sell them favorable to the purchaser. Call and ex an,;,,yourselves.. - ,
BrookvUle. Oct. 21, 1334." ;.ALLiaX
county, and State of Indiana. aTreeabW to law
The undersigned. -heresy, declsrcMbe estate of 6a id deceased, to be probablv solvent. "5 ' ' '' SAMUEL PRICE, Adm'r. Nsr. 10th, 1834. 46 3w
latest Itshinn , i '.
' N. B. .4nith?r gooj j6uneyman-'TaVt0r; wtld find a ei tu st ion by imrneui-te apilic.-i'.ioii. He also wants two apprentices to the tailoring business October 28th, 1834. 44tf.
Strav Oir
STRAYED fronl the subrriK,. r.'l"
K9 ty, Indiana, about the middle of October Two N ork Oxen; both red and wbit, ibout eight yeara old; the right hip bone rtbVfargmoMw-iiuh, lower than the other: and r - i
a pi ece off the W.il. V; we j,t heard of them they were corning towards Brookville, and any person taking or said Oxen, wiU be paid for expenses Or tlYX' rvla K !:..
llollov.ell ,n WhitewatM ; tl
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