Indiana American, Volume 2, Number 48, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 November 1834 — Page 3

A M E IM C A N.. DIIOOICTILLU, IM)I AM, FRIDAY, NOV. S3, 1834. (tj-On next Monday the Legislature of this 8tte, and the Congress of the United States, will souvene. We shall use our exertions to give our renders the latest, and a correst condans 3d account ef the proceedings of these great men, te whom has Vvacoofided the trust of making laws for the Teopl. Ths Ecumb. On Sunday next, if the day should be clear, we shall have the pleasure of seeing grand celestial phenomena the eclipse othe yu. This will be the last time that more than l.alf of those who now inhabit the earth, will ever tnjoy this magnificent spectacle. Because, if the calculations of astronomers be correct, and we have no reason to doubt them, more than half of that vast multitude, who will on next Sunday, view with eager gaze, this phenomena of nature, will be mouldering in the dust, before it will again occur. It will be thirty five years before the inhabitants of Ibt IT. S. will again sse an eclipse on the Sun. Nile's Register states that the state debt of Pennsylvania, about twentyrthre e million of dollar; to which the additional sum of jSe hundred thousand is to be added in repair of public works. The annual interest on this sum amounts to one - million four hundred and tighty-ont thousand dollars. Still Pennsylvania is a rich ana independent state; and why, because she has six hundred miles of Canal and Rail Raods belonging to the 8UU. BANK CHARTER. Tha following rethcrsingular section is found in or State Bank Charter. 4'Sec. 16. The person administering t!it government of this state, Secretary of State. Treasurer, Auditor of Public Account?, Commissioner of the. Canal Fund, Judge of the Supreme or any inferior court, or any person holding an office or appointment under the authority of the General Government, shall not, while in such office, hold the office of president of the State Hank, director of the Slate Bank, or president, director or cashier of any branch, nor that of a member of the General Assembly; nor shall any president, cashier or director of any branch at the same time hold the office of president or director of the estate Hank, on the part oi the state, or the office of president, director or cashier of another branch. Now, according to "our construction" of the foregoing section, no person, holding an office or appointment under the authority of the General Government, can ba a member of the Legislature, thus excluding Pout Masters. We believe we have several Post Masters in the present Legislature, who, according to this charter, cannot take their seats. It appears to us.too, that a Bank Charter is rather a strange place to look for qualifications for State Legislators. This Charter must be some thing like Gimmy Ray's ''codification, which would if commensurate with the multifarious concerns of mankind," a kind of "omnium gatherum." But, nererthelefs, we approve of the law, even under ur own construction. Hooi!! -For the, last three weeks our cyea have been greeted with Scarce any thing, except al droves of the swinish-multitude. Within that time, "from our own idea of things," and from the cal culations of others.there must have passed through this place, upwards of THIRTY THOUSAND HOGS; all winding there way to Cincinnati, the greatest hog market, we venture to say in the known world. All these hogs are from a small ction of this State- We are told by the oldest ettlers, that there never were as many hogs drove through this place in one year, before, as has been ithin the last three weeks. Some day's it seemdai if the vast arena of nature's store house was Ild with Hogs. Tna Scasox After a verv pleasant and delight M autumn, we have had within the last two or three weeks some pretty severe "premonitory 'ipicms of winter, sufficient to warn the farme fViiiCar approach, for him to furnish him! "ith a large wood-pile, and newspaper.to instruct oimieir and family during the long winter ev ings. Til If k . TT "v . --- iitxxiTADi. i ue iew-urieant Courier proposes the raising of a general subscription for tL purpose or re-building "the hermitage," which lately destroyed by fire. The subscription to m limited at fifty cents, so that the rich and the Kr may alike participate in this laudable and rnotic undertaking. It is to be so constructed ' mm A. - 1 . w oe a lasting monument of the gratitude and "teem entertained by the American People. It is oe a "lasting monument" because they think onerable General immortal, and will occupy rerer, but "as a means of paying a tribute of ,r tt,(! ... . r ' u'i aooa." - uiau wno LIVES OMIT FOR BIS COVStin :EThc Eelection for Represent.-. , 6 C!s nnd Members of the State . si.iture, which took place on Tuesday ',J.sr has resulted in th Li.,,Un r t f .js'th Present Whiff Renresentativf. fa-ft:&intJ ?f Whis in branches f

"STATE BANK OF INDIANA. The Board of Directors of the State Bank

of Indiana assembled af this place on Manday iusw a eenerai attendance oi the He en-atps from the different Branches took place. We are gratified to be able to state, that the first nstalment of subscriptions of stork was punc tually paid in, at each of the ten Branches. In another column will be found the names of the officers of the several Branches and the very flattering prespects under which, it is supposed, they will commence operations. e had expected to give some of the proceed ings of the Board of Directors, at length; but must defer them for another number. The Loard was still in session, last evening, when our paper was put to press. By the followng reclamation oi the Governor, it will be perceived, that "the President and Directors of the State Bank of Indiana and Branches, are regularly organized, and prepared to en ter upon tne business ol banking." BY TUB GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OP INDIANA. A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS it has been made known to me by the proper authority, that the President and Directors of the State Bank of Indiana and Branches, are regularly organized, and prepared to enter upon the business of banking, Now Therefore,!, Noah Noble, Governor of the State of Indiana, do hereby proclaim to all whom it may concern, that the said Bank and Branches are authorized, agreeably to the act of incorporation, to commenu; uicir UJ'ClfUlOll oi uaiiKing. In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name, and caused to be affixed the seal of said State. Done nt Indianapolis, this 19th day of No vember, in the year of our Lord, 1834, and of the State the 10th. N. NOBLE. . By the Governpr, Wm. Sheets, Secretary of Slate. Wabash and Erie Canal. Water was let into the summit section of this canal yesterday, from the St. Joseph River. Five miles of the canal arc now ready for navigation, and an additional portion oto or IU miles will be rilled in a few days. fort IVaynt Sentinel, Aov. 15. Rhode Island. The Legislature of this State adjourned ou Saturday last, after a ses sion of one week. On the last day, n proposition was made by the Assembly to met the Senate in joint ballot for the choice of a U. S. Senator, which was rejected. It is said that the "Whigs would have succeeded in electing Hon. Albert C. Greene by a majority of one (Greene 42, Potter 28, Sprague 13.) I Ins is of course suppositious; but the fact that the Administration party did not choose to lt their strength on the question would seem to indicate that their own estimate did not differ materially from the above. A scries of resolutions was introduced before the close of the session, bearing upon the course of the General Administration, and censuring especially the course cf the Exe cutive in relation to the distribution ol the proceeds of Public Lands, to the deposition of the public treasure, and censuring in general terms the alleged usurpations of the President. The resolutions were severally paed by ma jorities of 15 to 25 votes, but returned non-con curred in by the Senate. A Yankee Editor excuse for lack of Editorial. If we had a subscriber on our list that we thought would not take the following as a sufficient excuse, for the want of a single me, we would erase his name from our list: "The business of the editor has been too multifarious this week to admit his paying much attention to the editorial drpartment pi his paper. Our printer and devil have both been drunk,and we (thatisourself) have been compelled to set most of the types and do the presswork for the paper. It is known thnt "we" are a practising physician, and that our ... . i. i.- i i. calls have been unusually proline tins weehOur sister's nurse has been sick and we have been compelled to spend a considerable por tion of our lime in rocking the cradle. This would appear a sufficient excuse for any rqasonable man,but it is not all. A beautilul biacK eved eirl came to town last Saturday, and we had no sooner seen her. than we were half dead in love: we have.during the week woo ed and won the dame, and shall (if no lawful objection can be made) be married at the Methodist church to-morrow. Are our patrons satisfied? If not. we hope they may be doomed to a life of celibacy!! Or if married. doomed to all the horrors of a henpecked bus band!!! Married On Yesterday by the Rev. Elijah Harwick, Mr. John Roberts to Miss Mary Melikda Templetox all of this town ship. " On the fame day, -.and by the same, Mr. Jacob Webb to Miss IIasx.vh Sarra all of this county. Oh! the woes that women bring, Sources of sorrow, grief and pain; All our evils have their spring. In the first of female train. Eve, by eating, led poor Adam, Out of Eden and CEtray: Look for sorrow still, where Madam Pert and proud directs the way. TAKE' UP, BY Nathan Terpin of Adams township, Decutar county, State of Indiana-, on the 9th day of November, 1834, one Bay Mare, with a star in her forehead, some saddle marks, sway-backed, supposed to be 15 or 16 years old,- appraised to 12 dollars by Solomon Terpin and Hardin Gulley, before me this 22nd day of November, 1834. DAVID JEWETT, J. P. KevfileT S8tb, 1934. 49 2 w

Sale of Ileal Estate. ; ' llY virtue of a decree of the Fiank!in? Circuit

-M- Court of the county of Franklin, and State of Indiana, at the October term, A. D. 1S:!4, of said court upon a Hill filed in a certain, case wherein Elijah Barwick administrator of Thomas Swiggett deceased, is complainant, and Henjamin 8. Noble, ueorge L. Ihebler, Mary K. Diebler, and Mary Diebler are defendants in said bill set forth, I the undersigned, Commissioner, will offer at public Biile at the Court-house door, in the town af Brookvillc, county and state aforesnrd.orfthc 2( U dny of Uoccmder A. IJ. 1$?A, between ' the' hours of H o'clocklc A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.'of -faid day, first the rents and profits for the term of t-een years of the following described premises, to-wit: a 11 th it certain part of lot of land hpinar the north hulfbf Lot No. (50) fifty, and also Lots No. (46) forty six. and (02) sixty two, in that part of the town of Hrookville laid offby John Allen, 6en. in Franklin county, aforesaid, and if the rents and profits aforesaid will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said decree, I will then and thore exposo to puldic sale the foe simple, and all the estate, right, .title, interest, chim and demand of the aforesaid, Benjamin S. Noble, George L. Diebler, Miry E. Diebler and Mary Diebler, of, in, and to the aforesaid premises for the be6t price that can be had for Che same, (or so much thereof as wjll be necessary,)td satisfy the debt, interest, and costs in aaid decree, specified and set forth. DANIEL ST. JOHN, Comm'r. Brookville, Nov. 28th, 18S4. 48 3w Administrator's Sale. NOTICE there will be sold at public auction, on the 2?d day of December next, at the lite residence of George Dare, deceased, living in Bath township, Franklin county, State of Indiana, consisting of . Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, one plantation Wagon, kitchen furniture, and other articles too tedious to mention. Terms of sale niad known on day of sale. , Likewise it is expected that the estate id solvent. All persons having claims against (he etatc, will present them; and all persons indebted, are requested to make immediate payment.4. -s M " PllEuE .BAU.E j' Adm'x.' November 24tb, 1934 . . ,.t5;:4P Sw Aclmiiiitratr'g Sale. NOTICE is hereby given-, that "theiinderaigned has taken out Letters. of Administration on the Estate of William Welch,late of.Franklin county, deceased, all persons having claims ajrainst the estate of said decedent are rWuested to 6rerit them legally authenticated' for ettleinent'and thoas ndebted to said estate mi-make payment without delay, said estate ia supposed to be insolvent, , with various other articles too tBdioite jo mention, will be sold at public auction atYhc liouse of the deceased, in Springfield township, FrankJin conn ty, Indiana, on Saturday the 20th day of December next, between the liourst 10 o'cwclc A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day. A credit. 'o.twelve niontns will be given on all sums over one dollar, the pur c Laser giving bond with approved securityJUIJA1I II1NKLEY, Adm'r November 22d, 18.14. 48 3 w HITTER. H tffcOl POUNDS of Butter vantsd. The sub scriber will give Twelve and one hair cents, In Cash, per pound, for 100 pounds of Butter, jf aeuvreu to n.m t tno UrooxvillaJHotel, within ou days. A. B. P II ATT. Brookville, Nov. 25th, 16?4. 48 3w TO THE AFFXICTEIl!! -HTkYSPEPSI A, indigestion, or a diseased sUte -SU of digestive organs, produces some or all ofj the following symptoms: Loss of appetite, nausea,' heart-burn, flatulency , acid eructations, or belching gnawing scnKtioi in the 6tomach when empty, a asnse of corut 'iction and uneasiness in the throat, pain in the side stomach head and sometimes in the shoulders, costiveness, 6ometi-mt alternately with diarrhea ijChillnes, or cold hiinds and feet, palcnets, or sallowness of the countenance, softflabby 6tate of the skin, debility, languor, aversion to exercise, low and dejectid spirits, palpitation, disturbed sleep, dizziness, Ate. Nor is the patient's mind in every cse exempt from disturbance. The temper frequently boco.tnes irrat ible. the imagination easily disturbed with fearful fqrbodings. Such are the eirects upon the sytteni of diseased state of the digestive organ,-that some or all and perhaps many other symptoms will be experienced by the patient, which are frequently taken for distinct diseases. ,, . . .!) ' Among the mny remedies, pronosed'for these complaints none has proved so .efficatious (if the testimony of thousands is to be believed) as DR. BLOODGOOD'S : i;miu oi iieamii. In passing through towns lately where it has been sold, I have found in every place gentlemen and ladies who have been in. a low. state of health from some chronic disease of the ubove description some for a long time, and reduoecf very low, despairing of ever ngiin enjoying heilth, who have been fully restored by this medicine aloi e. It has to my knowledge cured sever-tt oflhe dropey. It is eminently qualified to restore health after attacks of fevers of every kind. ., For weakly and delicate children it is an invaluable medicine It will entirely prevent children from being troubled With worms. It removes all biHious complaints, and all obstructions of every kind,- promoting a healthy action in all the secretions and exeretiors on a due performance of which health.-nriterially depends. Us'action is upon the stomacbrlLver. and fbowels, the prime regulators ofthe whole system; a diseased state of which causes most diseases. It is entirely Botonical in its composition and is highly approved by many scientific and - eminent Physicians who have become acquauited'with its great restorative powers so much So that some have administered more than . hundred bottles to their patients in a year. 1 berets. no deception in the medicine, references can-be given to respectable citizens in this town wh'o have experienced its benefits. It may be taken byan'agea and both sexes with perfect safety. " - For sale at Wv D. eS. M. DavTs' Store, Brookville, Indiana. .. .?.-."" ri '' . - W. B.-e S M. DAVIS. Brookville, Npvomber J2qtb,, ,18:34. 4S 6m HOOT6. Tl sflCh PAIRS of "Carlisles" sjoarse BOOTS. M. V W SO do. do,- ... - SHOES. Just received ml for sale tur -Nov. 14, 1934. " ' ; & 8. TYNER. Administrator's Notice. "RJJOTICE-ieihoreby given to all, whom it may 1 conCern4hatthe!HdereigQetf?5amuel Price,has been appointed administrator ef the estate of John Price, deceased, by the Probate Court of Franklin county, and State.of " Lvdmmr, agreeably to law. The undersigned hereby declares, the estate of said deceased, to be probably' solvent. V , 8AMUEX.pRJCE.AdmV. Wev. IOtlr, 1SS4. 4Jh-3w

ESTRAY. :

rin XKEN up on the I2th day of Nov, 18?4, by -H- Andrew Jackson, Sen. of Brookville Town? ship, Franklin County, Indiana. AN ESTRAY M IRE, the discription as follows.to wit. Sorrel, a Star in the forehead. & a scare on the rirht nholder, I4t. hands high, four years old.no other marks, ana no brands discoverable, appraised by Gideon otattoru and Israel Bunyard, at twenty five dollars. A true description as per affidavit taken before me the 22th day of Nov. V. D. 18 '4. ELIJAH BARWICK J. P. 4e 3w. STATE OF INDI VNA. In the Probate Court of said county, Nov. term, on the 12th day of November, 18." 4, before Henry Berry, Esq. Probata Judge. Among othr things of said term is the fol Franklin County, lowing:" "Estate of Amos i un petition to settle as ;an insolvent Estate. Church, deceased. ND now at this day comes Daniel St. John, .Administrator of the estate of Amos Church. deceased, and files his petition to settle said estate is nn insolvent ett ite, and the court having examined the Complaint in said Petition set forth. It is ordered by the Court that the said Administra tor notify the creditors of said estate, of the tiling md pendency of said complaint, bv a publication for six weeks sucsessively in the Indiana American, a weekly ucwsnapcr nrinted and published in Hrookville in FrankJin county, Indiana, and that miles said creditors notify said "Administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims uy tiling the sirneor a statement of the nature, description, and date of the contract or assumpsct up on which the same may be founded in the Ofmre of the '"lerk of the l'robats Court of the countv of Franklin, previons to tb final distribution of the assets of the estate of said decedent, which final distribution.will b made oa th first day of the next ton of this Court to be holdtn at the Court house in Brookville, on the a-cond Monday of February next, their claims will be postponed in favor f the claims of the more diligent creditors." Copy Attest. ROBERT JOHN, Cl'k. P.'C. F. C. November 27th, 1834. 48 6w ' $TATE OF INDIANA, In the Probate Court of Franklin county, la. November term.on the 12th slay of Nov. 1834 before Henry Berry, Esq. Probate Judge. Among other things of said term is the fol- . I ranklin county, . lowing: EsUte or James ) On Petition toscttle as an tlillespie.deccased. Insolvent E6tat?. AND now at this day comes Jacob Faussett, Administrator of the Estate of James Gillespie, deceased, and files his petition to settle said estate as an insolvent estate, and Uie Court having examined the complaint in said petition set forth. It is ordered by the Court that the said administrator notirly tLefccrediters of said Estate ofthe filing and prendency of aid complaint by a publication for six weeks successively in the Indiana American a weekly news paper printed and published in Brookville, in Franklin county, Indiana, and that unless said creditors notify said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective cliims, by filing the same or a statement ofthe nature, descirption and date of the contract, or assumpeet upon which the same may be founded, in the office ofthe Clerk of the Probate Court of said county'of Franklin, previous to the final distaibution ofthe assets ofthe estate ofthe said deceased, which final destribution will be made on the second day wf the next term of this Court to be holden at the Courthouse in B rook v ill on the second Monday of Feb ruary next, their claims will be postponed in"favor ofthe claims of the more diligent creditors. lOPT ATTEST. ROBERT JOHN, Cl'k.'P. C. F. C. November 27tb, 1834. " 48 6w FALL and WINTER GOOUS. THE subscribers have received, within the last few days, a l:irge supply of Seasonable Goods, Wl.ich added to their former stock, makes their assortment equ il to any in the Stite. Among those recently received are the following articles, viz. Blue, and Drab Cloths. Olive and Drub Peter Sham. Casinetts. Hose and Point Blonkets. Red and White Flannel. Black, Brown, Scarlet, Plumb and Green Circassians. Black Bombazett. Tart m Plaid. Camblet. Brown and Bleached Shirting. Curtain and other Calicoes. Ticking. Black Silk. Black silk Haudkerchefa. Irish Linnen. Seal skin Uaps. Fur and Wool Hats. Cloth, w nite-wasn and faint llrushs, &:C. Arc ALSO Groceries, Iron, Nailp, Castings, Coarse noes ana aoots, oair-skin shoes, Meal and Moroc co hhoes, Wmdow-Glass, vv hite-lead in Kegs, Ked-lead, Venetian Red, 3ledicincs, &c. All of which we will sell at the Cincinnati prices, adding carriage on iieavy articles. R. Ac S. TYNER. Brookville, Nov. 5th, 1PM4. 4") bty. S t ILK OF 11 E A If ,i;TTE. THE undersigned, administrator of the eatate of John Longucre, deceased, will sell to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, in the town of Brookville, Franklin county, and State of Indiana, on the sixth day of December, A. D. 1834, the following described real estate, of which the said decedent died seized in fpe simple, to-wit: The West half ofthe North East quarter of Section Thirty-three, in township eleven, North of Range thirteen east; containing eighty acres, of the lands directed to be sold at JefTersonville, by the act of Congress entitled, " An act providing for the sale of lands ofthe United States, in the Territory north, west of the Ohio RiVer.and above the mouth ofthe Kentucky, and ofthe acts amendatory .ofthe same," situate, lying and being in the county of Franklin aforesaid, to pay the debts and demands outstand ing against said estate. One half of the purchase money wiil be required in hand at the time ofthe sale, the balance Within nine months thereafter, to be secured by note and approved security. By order of the Probate Court of the County a foresaid. . CALVIN. MOORE, Adm'r. November 13th, 1834. 4& 3w ALFRED ClAINES TAILOR. NEAR. NEW'TRESTOS. INDIANA. CI TILL continues to carry on the Tailoring" Busineas, and will punctually attend to all calls in bis line. . Having obtained a good journeyman, and from his own experience in the business, he confidently expects to rendergeneral satisfaction. lie Das, also, just received the iNew-xork ana mil adelphia, Fall and Winter Fashions, by which be will be enabled to do hie work in the neatest and latest fashion. N. B. Another good journeyman Tailor would find a situation bv immediate application. He al so wants two apprentices to the tailoring business. Oetober 280, IB84. 44 tf.

Administrator's Sale. TGJOTICE is hereby given that there will be sol.l L at public outcry at ths' late residence of James Price, deceased, in Highland township, Franklin county,, Indiana, on Saturday the sixth day of December, 1834 a quantity of Oats in the stack, being personal property ofthe said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale, and attendance given by - BRADBURY COTTRELL, Adm'r. November 8th, If 24. . . 4fi Sxr Hoggish!!!! THE undersigned Lave formnd co-partnership, for the nurtin.se nf S)lmn.....;.. n j Z

now ready to accommodate their friends and the public, in their line of business. They can elauebter from 800 to 1000 hp H rwr ..u - j . " J . Ajivii CUIU" lisiiment is large and entirely new, having every convenience of lota Corn and' Water, &c. They will be irrateful for nv iit..m !.- k l a - - . t us w mar ifc ro stowerf. 1 heir establisl tern Row, above the elbotv'trf the Canal. JOHN L. 15311 TIT, , . ' J. S. POWERS. Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. 3d, 18?4. . 45 8m. MORE NEW GOODS AGAIN!!!! IV. Jfr. GALLIOT SOULD respectfully return to the pnbh'e, his W unfeigned thanks for the very liberal support which he has reseived, since his return to Brookville. And in order to mrir n,l - .:n greater share of patronage, he has the pleasure te i.iuuuce mai nc nasjust received & is now opening A large and Splendid assortment of Fall and Winter tieods. Among which the folowing articles may be found, viz: Blur, Black, Drab, Brovn; Green, and Claret Broad Cloths. Brown. Blue do. Claret and Drab Prlrrmh Jn and Lion Skin, do. Blue, Brown, Steel-.Vixcd. Silrer-.Vixed. Lavender, and 7)-nA rv, Mixed and Fancy colored Casimeret. Kentucky jea.i. jtose liiankets. Urcen, White, and Red Flannel. Green Baize. Red Padding: Woolen Shawls. Bed Ticking, jtpron Check. Furniture, do. Domestic Plaids. Scotch, do. Circassian, do. Camblet and Goat's Hair; do. Italian and Srnshaw Silks. Pongee. Brown, Black, Green and Crimson Circassians. Black, Browp, Red and Green Bombaxetts. A variety of splendidly colored figured English MerinoCircassians, a new article, and very fuhionable. Calicoes. Chintzes. And Furniture do. Bobinet, Jaconet, Cambric. Book, and other Muslins. Shally, Thihet, and Sattin Shawls, lin. Merine Shawls. Silk. Berage, Gauze, and other Dress Shawls. Bobinet, Thread, and Grecian Lace. Bobinet and GrecTun- Fnt; Cotton Floss. Wire and Snool Th read. (Cotton and Worsted Hose. Cotton and Worsted Suspenders. Leghorn Bonnets. . Fuscan Straw, do. Umbrellas. Silk and Cotton Neck and Pocket Hdkfs. Hand Saws. Key-hole do. Books. Writing Paper. Paint. White-wash, Cloth and Scrubing Brushes, Looking Glasses, Sturrup Irons, Bridle Bita, Files and Hasps. - PJLYTS, 4c. Among which are 10 Ivcgs ground white Lead Terre Decleone Lithrage Pussian Blue Venitian Red Vermilion do Spts. Turpentiae Japan Varnish wry do do Spanish Whiting Red Lead Spanish Brown Chrome Yellow Chrome Green Umber. ' ' PA1EXT MEniCTJVKS. Among which are the following articles-.' Opodeldoc Oil of Spike Bateman's Drops Godfreys Cordial Castor Oil Sweet Oil Magnesia Gum Camphor Gum Myrrh Cayenne Pepper Worm Seed Worm Seed Oil Assaoetida Copal Varnish Black do. Hard-ware, Tin-ware, Queens-ware, Glass-waw and Potter's-ware. ALSO-? Iron, Nails, Castings, Hames, Trace-Chains, Wagons Boxes, Steel, Whiskey,.Apple-Brandy,4 in fact a ereneral assartment nf Mori-hmri; .i.itoii to this market at- the present season. All which have been selected with the greatest care, and at such rales as will enable me to sell them on terms, favorable to the purchaser. Call aiid examine fur yourselves. ' N. D. GALLION. Brookville, Oct. 21, 1S34STATE OF INDIANA, i Franklin county i 1 ss. Robert Blacker) domestic attachment , . Debt $3,00 Rachel Merideth,) ' 1 BEFORE Daniel Wilson a Justice ofthe Peace in and for the township of Whitewater, and county of Franklin aforesaid, I hereby make known thnt on the eleventh day of November, 1834, a writ of Domestic Attachment was by me issued in the above ease against the goods and chatties, rights, and credits, moneys and effects of Rachel MeridctU the defendant aforesaid, directed and delivered to Jonathan George, a constable of the township aforesaid, by whom the said writ was duly returned executed by attaching a lot of corn as the property of said defendant, estimated at twelve dollars and eighty cents, therefore, on Saturday the 13th dav of December, 1834, at two o'clock, P. 31. I will proceed to hear and determine the said planti"' claim, and render Judgement accordingly. Given under my hand and seal at my office in said township this 14th day of November,- A. D. 1834. DANIEL WJLSON, J. P. . November 14. 1834. 47 3w : Iew Good. . THE subscribers have just' received a new and well selected slock of seasonable good, which added to their former assortment makes it complete consisting in pari oi me following articles: Cloths, Casinetts, Borabazetts, Circasians, Calicoes, Sheeting and Shirting, of various qualities; Silks, and sowing Silks, Linen and Cotton Diaper, Russia do., check, Ginghams, colored Cambrics, Plain and Figuered Jackonetts and Book Muslins; Bobbinet: Laces and Footing; Cotton, Silk, Flag and Pongee Handkerchiefs; black-Italian Cravats, Dress Handkerchiefs, Leghorn and straw Bonnets; Ribbons of all kinds, Irish Linens;, also a large assortment of summer wear, consisting of Russa Linens, German Linen, Mexican Mixture, and Fancy Stripes, suspenders', also, a large stock Gents, and Ladies Gloves, Linen and Fancy Hose and half Hose, Angola half Hose; Bombaxmd Sfocks, Tapes, Braids, Ferreting &c. Palm Hate Palpi Fans, Fur Hats, Ladies Lasting, Mproco and Calfskin Shoes. Also, a general assortment of Hardware, Queensware, and Tinware, Nails, and Trace Chains, also Groceries, Common and Janies River Tobacco; Snuff, Arc. Plain and Ruled. Writing Paper; Tuck, Ivory, Neck, Wood, Pocket, and Dressing Combs; Websters Spelling Books, also a large assortment of Buttons. ' TV. B. & S. JL DAVIS. Brookville, Indiana, May 14, 1SS4. bty