Indiana American, Volume 2, Number 52, Brookville, Franklin County, 26 December 1834 — Page 4
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WIFE. I could Lave stemmed misfortune's tide, And borne the rich one's sneer, Have braved the haughty glance o'prids Nor shed a single tear. I could have smiled on every blow From Life's full quiver thrown, While I might gaze on thee, and know I should not be a Ion?. I could think I could have brooked, E'en for a time, that thou Upon my fading face hadst looked With less of love than now; For then I should at least have felt The 6veet hope still may own, To win thee back, and, whilst I dwelt On earth, not been "alone." But thus to see, from day to day. The brightening eye and cheek, And watch thy life sands waste away, Jnnumbered, slowly, meek; To meet thy smiles of tenderness, And catch'the feeble tone Of kindness, ever breathed the bless; I feel I'll be "alone." To mark thy strength each hour decay, Arid yet thy hopes grow stronger. As, filled with heaven-ward trust, to day '.Earth cannot hold me longer:" Nay, dearest, 'tis too much this heart Must break, when thou art gone; It must not be; we may not part; I could not live "alone."
COJXFICTIO.V OF THE PIRA TES.
. The Boston papers of Thursday are largely occupied with particulars in relation to the
Pirates, against seven of whom a verdict of
guilty has been rendered. The trial appears to have excited an unusual degree of interest
in the. Boston community, and hence the jour
nalists liave paid unusual attention to it, most of them having given the details in full. It
occupied the attention of the court, jury and counsel for seventeen da s, including two Sab
baths; during the whole period the court room was crowded to excess, and for the last three
days many of (he seals were filled with ladies
The prisoners convicted are Pedro Gilbert,
captain ot the l incia, liernado de Soto, first
mate, v arcisco Kuez, carpenter, Manuel Bosr
ga, Manuel Costello, Angel Garcis,and Juna
Montenego, seamen of the Pinda. The five
acquitted are Nicola Costa, cabin boy, Antonio Eerrier, black cook, supposed to be a slave
Domingo Gutzman, an Indian, and a native of
Summatra, Jose V elasquez, and Jose Basilio
tie t-a?vro, beamen of the Pinda. Each of
the seven convicts, (excepting the captain &
mate,; were proved to nave boarded the Mex
lean at the time of the robbery. Costa bein hut 15 years old at the time, and Ferrier, the
cook, being presumed to be a slave-were con
Pidercd as not responsible for the piracy, and
tnree there was not nroof
are driven below, beaton, menaced with Instant death by fearful odds, armed at all points asrainst them, compelled to give up S"20,0(K),
and finally locked down below. A band of desperadoes ransack the-vessel, seize upon the nautical instruments,' woatonly cut the sails and rigging, break the binnacle, destroy the compass collect the most combustible materials at hand, apply the torch leave the vessel in this deplorable condition re
pair to their own piratical vessel, faking the flabby state of th; skin, boat of the American vessel, which they did jto exercise, low and dej
not want scuttle it in sight of the captain,
looking from bis own cabin window, and then
sailing away, with the manifest intention of
burning up the vessel and crew while locked
down below! This is the plain statement of
facts, as abundantly proved on the trial. In this awful condition, Providence interposed for their protection I By mere chance a small
scuttle is left by the pirates unsecured ! One
of the men gets out and releases all his com
panions from the most horrible of all deaths
immediate conflagration on the lonely ocean
far from friends and home. Probably in less than five minutes more, the vessel would have been enveloped in flames! They came on deck and extinguished the spreading fire!
hvenatthut tremendous crisis these abused
men were afraid to show themselves on deck, least the demoniac pirate should return and consummate the deed by murdering Ihcmall in cold blood ! But their enemies, thinking the Mexican past redemption, had departed, probably in pursuit of another victim, (hen by chance in sight. They now attempted to repair their damages. But what a spectacle! Every thing in confusion their rigging devastated and destroyed, and they in the midst
against the other
of the ocean, without compass! Repairing
their damages as well as they could, these worthy men abandoned their intended voyage and with empty purses and heavy hearts, shaped their course toward salem. But we have neither lime nor room to do justice to this subject. The Mexican reaches home, and the pirates bear off Iheir plnnder, relying for impunity on the probable destruction of their victim and all on board. Providence ordered otherwise. The tidings of the piracy was borne on the winds to the uttermost parts of the earth, and with a description of the piratical vessel. Months passed away, and news reached Africa, and a British vessel cruising on that distant coast. The Pinda was there, and immediately suspected! The result is known. She was captured bv the
British vessel, the captain, mate and many of
the crew taken prisoners and alter the Japse of nearly two years, they were brought to Salem, to be confronted by the very men whom they had robbed so long before, and considered dead and buried in the deep! Wiat an astonishing train of events! The extravagant tales of fiction are realized! The offenders
are brought to trial, and condemned to death.
by the testimony of the ver- men, whom they
had robbed and consigned to death, and ap
peared in judgement against them, as it were
in the minds of the prisoners, as if risen from the dead. Such scenes , of euilt. are thus
TO THE ASFFL.1CTEB!!! TT"KYSPEP31 A, indigestion, or a diseased state JlJ' of digestive organs, produces some or all of
the following symptoms: Loss of appetite, nausea, heart-burn, flatulency, acid eructations, or belching gnawing sensotions in the stomach when empty, a sense of constriction and uneasiness in the throat,
pain in the side stomach head and sometimes
in the shoulders, costiveness, sometimes alternate
ly with diarrhoea, chillness, or cold hands and feet, paleness, or sallowness of the countenance, soft
debility, languor, aversion
ejected spirits,- palpitation,
disturbed sleep, dizziness, &c. Nor is the patient's
mind in every case exempt from disturbance. 1 he temper frequently bocomes irratable, the imagination easily disturbed with fearful forbodings. Such are the . effects upon .the system of a dis
eased state of the dijresti ve orsrans, that some or
all and perhaps many other symptoms will be ex
perienced by the patient, which are frequently ta
ken for cistinct diseases.
Among the many remedies proposed for these compliints none has proved so efficatious (if the
testimony of thousands is to be believed) as DU. BLOODGOOD'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH. In pissing through towns lately where it has been sold, 1 have found in every place gentlemen and ladies who have been in a low state of health from some chronic disease of the above description some for a long time, and reduced very low, des
pairing cf ever again enjoying health, who have been fully restored by this medicine alone. It has to my knowledge cured several of the dropsy. 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 billious complaints , and all obstructions of every kind, promoting a healthy action in all the secretions and excretions on a due performance of which health materially depends.
Its action is upon the stomach, liver and bowels,
the prime regulators of the whoie system; a diseased state of which causes most diseases. It is entirely IJotonicil in its composition and is highly
approved by many scientific and eminent Physicians who have become acquainted with its great
restorative powers so much 6o that some have ad
ministered more than a hundred bottles to -their
patients in a year. There is no deception in the
medicine, references can be given to respectable
citizens in this town who have experienced its benefits. It may be taken by all aires and both sexes
with perfect safety.
II. EASTMON. For sale at W. B. S- S. M. Davis' Store. Brook-
ville, Indiana.
Ilrookville, Novomber 25th, 1824. 48 6m
sufficient to attach the crime incontestibly brought to light by the inscrutable operations
upon them.
The jury, in' consequence, as they said, of the generons and self-sacrificingactb(Berna-lo de Soto, in saving the crew.of the American ship Minefva, requested the court to pre
sent his case to. the merciful consideration of
the government, apd Judge Story replied, that it would be done with the greates pleasure." The Boston Post siales that a general expression of applause was manifested by the audience upon the acquittal of Costa, but was instmtk'spr?sed by JudseStocivwlK) or-
aerea me Pincers Mfmg.urihe hafArynntt
ly urae wrMslwuhHigain disturb the'eouri by ny expression .upplauseor disapprobation. i-.-. V -V
of a good Providence.
STATE OF INDIANA, Franklin cour.tv.
"Estate of James )
In the Probate Court of Franklin county ,1a. November term.on the 12th day of Nov. 1834 before Henry Berry,
IliSq. Probate Judge
Among other things of
said term is the fol
lowing:
On Petition to settle' as an
ijiliespie.deceased.-f rnsolvgjft Estate. . A Np now aflSftiftiy conres. Jacob Faussett
-i- ministrator ot the Instate Of James (ii
Captain Gilbert remained calm.ouiet. and
perfectly felf-collected throughout the fore
noon, and not the least c"harTge itf his coun
tenance was preceptjble when the verdict was
interpreted to hum' t When, after the 'regular
proceedings were over, he inquired of Mr, . Peyton what the sentence would bef - Mr. P.
replied 'Death of course,' a suppressed smile was barely visible at the corner of his mouth, such as may freequently be" witnessed on the lip of i good naturcd "gambler, who after a long and close coutested game, finds himself looed at lastr ;vr- De Soto received the verdict with equal ; calmness and fortitude, but when the favpraMc interference of the jury in his behalf was explained to him, his sensibilities were toucli .cd, and l,he overflowings 5f his heart, respon- . sive to the' f nil it of mercy exhibited towards
. .-him, sought iclief in tears, which continued to
.. flow freely during the whole time he remained in court. , - .Several of the. .other onvicljaifesicdexcitemetil and indignation on the occasion. Castello ca'led ''heaven to witness, that he . never commuted murder;" Garcia did Wt! see why. as they all belonged to one ship, they . should let some go free, and condemn'the others C and Kuiz and Bbggs both '"appealed to God to Witness ilu-ir innocence. . -Costa, Ferrer, Guzman, Porlana, mid Vel- . asquez, were discharged from custody, and or-l dered "to depart without delay," after which the court adjourned fill to-day, when the sentences will be pronounced. The Boston CentincU after giving a detailed notice of tha last scene of the trial, offers the following proper remarks: BicAncirs Reporter. 7!"rWh,ole tranfaction, from its inception 5 i l Trdict of the Jur' has one hv nIfr rtmfericfn Vessel en-countered v- te?." tlTld?Cthcean, hundred,;
..v.u iuuu, nq lor aught that th ni
. v.
Ad-
deceased, and files his petition to settle said estate
as an insolvent estate, and the CoUrt having exam ined the complaint in said petition set forth!. Itls
ordered by the Court that the said administrator
notiny thecreditors of said Estate of the lilinw and
prenaency ot said complaint by a publication for
six weeks successively in the Indiana American i weekly news paper printed and published in Brook villo !'-1 1 1 r 1 ; .i r t . i - i , .
"ivi "- """ v-uuniy, muiiina, ana mat unless
said creditors notify said administ rator of the ex
istence and extent of their resDective rhims. l,v
.i. . .-. ' ' J
iiimg mi- same or a statement ol the nature, descirp i win i-w) .1.. . , r i . i .
..- .I miu unc ui me contract, or assnninset nnon
which the same may he founded, in.the office of the
Ulerk ot the I'robate Court of aid county of Frftnk
hn, previous to the final distaibution of the 'assets
ot the estate of tlie said deceased, wl ich final des
i rum yon wm oe made on the second dav ofthp
piext term of this Court to. be holden at the Court-
nouse m.mookyiu? on the second Monday f Feb
ruary next, meir claims wiir.be postponed fn favor
oi tne claims ot the more diligent creditors. Copy Attest. ... Robert joiin, ci:k. p. c. f. c. November 2?th, 1824. 480 w
frfthV any other vessel-
contrarv -- far
The American crew
MORE NEW GOODS AGAIN!!!! N. .15. GASIOIV
7"OIILD respectfully return to the public, his
unfeigned tlianKS lor the very literal support
which he has rcseived, since his return to Brookville. And in order to merit and receive a still greater share of patronage, he has the pleasure to announce tiia.t he has just received & is now opening A 8argenEil 2;ltH(lit ns&oi fmcni
Among which the folowi(!jTigcles may be found,
viz:
Blue, Black, Drab, Brown, Green, and Claret Broad Clot fit. Brown, Blue, and Crimson Pelise do. Claret and Drab Petersham, do. Domestic
and Lion Skin, do. Blue, Brown, Steel-Mired, Silver-JIixed,Larender,atd Drab Casinets. Blue, Jlixed and Fancy colored Casitneres. Kentucky
Jeans. Rose Blankets. Green, While, and Red
Flannel. Green Baize. Red Paddinsr. Woolen
Shawls. Bed Ticking. Apron Check. Fvrni ure, do. Domestic Piaids. Scotch, do. Circass
ian, do. Vamolel ana Lioat s Hair, ao. Italian
and Senshate Silks. Pongee. Brown, Black,
Green and Crimson Circassians. Black, Brown, Red and Green Bomlazetts. A variety of splendidly colored figured English Merino Circassians, a new article, and very fashionable. Calicoes. Chintzes. And Furniture do. Bobinet, Jaconet, Cambric, Book, and other JVuslins. Shally, Thibet, and Sattin Shawls. Im. Merine Shawls. Silk, Berage, Gauze, and other Dress Shawls. Bftbinet, Thread, and Grecian Lace. Bobinet and Grecian Footing, Linen and Cotton Floss. Wire and Spool Thread. Cotton and Worsted Hose. Cotton and Worsted Suspenders. Leghorn Bonnets. Fuscan Straw, do. Umbrellas. Silk and Cotton Keck and Pocket Ildkfs. Hand Saws. Key-hole .do. Books. Writing Paper. Paint, White-wash,. Cloth and Scrubing Brushes, Looking Glasses, Sturrup Irons, Bridle Bits, Files and Rasps. PALXTS, Sc. Among which are 10 Kegfs
rmllF. suhsrrihp re li'n .
jl few d.vs.aiar;;;;?'.'' wtiB &
fccasouaMe Goes' Which added to their former
assortment equal to any in the Stf 's
recei-uy rcceivcu are me lo owinanH- s - Blue, and Drab Cloths, n i"g ar,l'cles. v
J is
Sham. Casinetts. Rose and P0;rt n BnH White FlamiPl. 11U..1. ,, ",t "loukfc.
'rah
and White Flannel. Black. BVCrVi and Green Circassians. Black n i ' tan Plaid. Camblet. Brown and
Black biIk HandkerchefsC in Caps. Fur and Wool H' te and Paint Brushs. &r a--
tins'. Curtain
Black Silk
nen . Seal sk WTl "A- 1. .
" mie-wiitsi! uiiu i-aint lirushs Arc x
iiijov urwuries, iron, Aaile Ca-: Shoes and Boots, Call-skin S!, cl'f'"ar
, ...w.iu... miw, :ueaicnies
wnicu we win sen at the Cincinnati carriage on heavy articles.
It. Brookville, Nov. 5th, 1824.
Prices, i.
H.
I-.
. "-lit:' DAVIS and VIEI.B, Tanners and c ,r-
-j,j,.,s uuuuwm s tannery a-,. 1 out a large and splendid a.r,rt, ' '
STATE OF INDIANA,
Franklin County,
In the Probate Court of said courty, Nov. term, on the 12th day of November, 19:54,
before Henry Berry,
Esq. Probate Judge. Among other things of said termis the fol-
"Estate of Amos ) On petition to "settl&las "an
Church, deceased, J insolvtnt Estate. "
AND now at this day comes 1VU. St. John, Administrator of the estate of A:nos CLiurch,
deceased, and files his f t,tvJ-ii i t . .t'ie v,il estate j yourselves
as an insolvent estate, ana ti.e court naval" t am-
ground white Lead Dry do do Spanish Whiting Red Lead Spanish Brown Chrome Yellow Chrome Green Uuiber.
Terre Decienne Lithrage Pussian Blue YenitiaiL Red Vermilion do Spts. Turpentine Japan Varnish
PAT EXT MEDICINES, &c. Amonjr which are the following articles:
Opodeldoc
Bateman's Drops Godfreys Cordial Worm Seed Worm Seed Oil Assafoetida Copal Varnish Black do.
Oil of Spike
Castor Oil Sweet Oil Magnesia Gum Camphor Gum Myrrh Cayenne Pepper
Hard-ware, Tin-ware, Queens-ware, Glass-wan-and Potter's-ware. ALSO Iron, Nails, Castings, Hames, Trace-Chains. Wagons Boxes, Steel, Whiskey, Apple-Brandy, in fact a general assartment of Merchandise suited tp this market at the present sea.T All which
have been selected with the greateTf care, and at
er, which they will sell low for Cash V i r, skins. We will sell at the Cincinnati n ,H
sale and retail. We ask no credit on hide, Ineither In v wicl. tr. i-. Ca-Si
hilt, ns thfi hints n I,.. A ..J '
Ti , a,lu "i0ev scarce itp-i
uu bucn persons aswP are punctual. Our sole leather iR n n '
have made it clean and dry, it will wemK f to 20 lbs. to the side; our upper leather is J1 and finished, it is inferior to none in ti,o '."
V 1 1 . " VUUE
"" " c Ilitve a arge quantity of bark on t enough to do us two years, therefore we w r want any until the year 18SG. Vedoom work, therefore we have no hesitmcy insav
. ..v,.. "' muoc uo tiiuiK uot mav and see.
NATHAN DAVIS .V JOIIN VlELFY
ISoggisL!!!!
PI undersigned have formed co-partne-Jl for the purpose of Slauo-hteriniT H ...
now ready to accommodate their friends asc
puunc, in meir line ot business. Thevcanslt
ter irom euu to luuu heads per day. Their
...,.. Ia ''g "u cuLiiuiy new, navinf r
convenience ot lots Corn and Water, See. will be gratefu?-)r any custom that may I stowed. Thi ''""C'ahijsimient is situated on tern Row, abtRlr.X elbow of the Canal.
JOHN L. S.M1TI
. J. S. POWERS
Cincinnati, Ohio, INov. 3d, 1S34. 45-3,
such rates as will eriahi
alti .me to sell them on terms.
favorable to the pur?,adu'iirb-vJ1 d exalJ);ne for
Y
rned the ( implamt in end i'jtition set fUri.h. is-orCernu . the Oourt t!at tite -'d A 'minis' tor notify the creditors 6f said estate, til tl f '
and pendency of said comoHint, by
t
Brookville, Oct.
1c.,,1dhonGALLION.
for six weeks sucseEsivelv
can, a weekly wppart .
Brookville iv 'J- :"
unless said crJ?Won. XTlv
the existence ani -Ttr.ut -01 i..
ina A .01
ntiblicii'
dcl
by filing the sime or a statement of the (i. -. j . pcription, and date of ti:? . .w er on which the same ma . b . i d : the Clerk of the Probae (' : .if 1 J ' " Franklin, prevails to tlo : '. .?;.) . i . . assets of tbe esta?" of s.tid .iecedo..:!. . .,-. j.-,,.; distribution will be made, on tbu firt day of '.ue next term of tbid Court to hi hold' i at t'io ' ,urthouse in IJrookville, on the second Montav uf i'e'oruary next, their claims will be posip..ed" in favor of the claims of the mbre diligent; Creditors." Copy Attert . 4 - 1 ROBERT. JOHN, Cl'k. P.-C. F. C.' November 27th, lb34. , ' r "46w
ALFI5KS iAIiKS-.-TAIL,OR. NE-t NEtlREXTOy, IXDIAJfA, JTILL continujs to ciVfy orithe Tailoring Bu0 siness, and Atill pnacluBlV attend to U calls in hisjine. " Having obtaine'dra good journeyman, and from his own experience in . the business, he confidently expects to rendergeneral satisfaction, lie has, also, just received the New-York and Phili adelphia, Fall and Winter Fashrohe,4by. which he will be enabled to dlH?work in the neatest and latest fashion. '." '. ''" N. B. Another g joneyma.n -TailorVwouid find a situation.by )wS4ate application-.-. He also wants two apprentices to tbe tailariiifr business. October 2Sth. 184- v 1 '44-tf.
. LhT irrCEIVEU AND
Tw fi3'i - for Salemo assc-t:.-;ont of Seasonable L " tin iii part of the following ati
j . v.ieen riui wnte nanncl; Rcrand o.i i!.i:es; Blue, Brown, and Drab Clothes. A ' . nasome assortment of Casijetts, and Vest Pat- ."'"" of di.Teie'n descripiionjCircasians, Bomba-zett-; Bleachi'd an.i Brown i able Diapers; Bleach-
.i mi!o nrow i -t in , ,-m,,, i andsome
' '.!ranI ' 1 iPtt Laces;
i -H-.tuig aid , ' ' 1 Pongee
-has; iventiiky Jcai., , fd g, Tea gaiters; Bread Trays; Window Glass, w' different sizes. Also a handsome assortment ef Shoes, 3Ien's Boy's, Women's and Children's", of various deserin-
tions. Tin Mire, Queens Ware, and a general asA. . C . . .... . .
csorLuieni oi vjrroceries, winch lie intends selling very iof for Cash or approved produce. Persons'wishingto purchase, would do well to call and examine
tor themselves. D. PRICE Brookville, Sept. 11th, 1834. 37 bty
VEGETABLE mEUEiTfcWibTs,
CERTAIN REMEDY.
ANY articles ar& before th nulilir n a n miw
STATE OF INDIANA, ) - -
r ranunn county. In the Franklin Circuit Court fin vacation! Gth
u-jr uj. ijcc. a. u. ,;4 fe4ere David Maunt fe-rfohn f4he medlTnlHr cure
vun.A i.&qrs. Associate Judges of said Court. Eliziihclh RevillO late , Eliaabeth Shrojcr, f Pefilion foi-Divorre, r ' l'S' ' - i filed 2 d Nov. 1831. James Reillp. 1 . - ' .
now at thy? Jay (to wit the Gth 'day f Dec. , J. the aforesaid'Judgeslbeing together, order
ana oirect that notrce of the pendenPv-oRthe foregoing, petition for a divorce tttyereftrKlizabeth ReviUeas plantJfT.'and James ReviUe i defendant be published three jweeJis successively in the Indiana American a weekl newspaper published in the towu of-Brookville county and State aforesaid notyiymgand requiring the Raid James Reville to be and appear on tbe first day of the next term of the said 1 ranklin Circuit Court in and for the county aforesaid, to be holden at Brookville in the county and State aforesaid on" the second Monday in April next to answer the said Petition or the matters and things contained -will be heard in his absence and decided accordingly"' - ATTEST " . - ' " n -'"ii . BOWF.RT JOJ1X Cl'k F. c! C Dec. Sth A. D. 184. . . 51 3w.
ISIauf Kccds,
(0" nezp,Jrgal,-Tmd correct Form) And'obr blank, for alc at Atxvsrican Oliire.
or
, ior tliat obstinate and most tormenting rlisi
ease, the Rheumatism, and from close-observation", we are led to believe they have to a-verygeat extent,, failed to produce the desirable fesul.t; irid may it' not be attributable to the fact, that articles said.- to dure this troublesome disorder; ate also
ioiinnennea to cure almosc every disease with
nicii our Irail bodies
Brookville
are attacked, and in their
preparation that ohiprt is tont in v;r
tne niedlmlHir cure for 'afrli'Sp!i.5pR-."in"ii VrAns
taoia ut.ernatic irops are offered to the public as a sure remetly f$- cjironio or inflammatory .Itheumatism; and as o case js known Where a perfect cure was not elected, we.are justified in declaring it a valuable-,modicine foT that painful disease and for no other is it recommended. . " ' . fcDircctions.-for use, also-certificates of important cures, acofimpany-each bottle. -.. Ior sale -at iha Store of J . Ritt'enhoitse, in Harrison and at the J?tore of
V. B. & S. M
Icv Goods. THE subscribers have iust received n now ami
I well selected 6Voek of seasonable good, which add-
lotneir rormer assortment makes it complete
uuiisisunff in part ot the lollowino- art . r ps-
I - Cloths,, Casinetts, Bombaefctts, Circasians, Cali
coes, oneetmg ng. fchirting, of various qualities; Silks, and sewing Silke, Linen and Cotton Diaper, Russia do., check, Ginghams, colored Cambrics, Plam and Figuered Jackonetts and Book Muslins; Hobbinet: Laces and Footing; Cotton, Silk, Flaw and Pongee Handkerchiefs; Black Italian Cravats", Dress Handkerchiefs, Leghorn and etraw Bonnets; Ribbopjril kinds, Irish Linens; also a large assortmertrof summer wear, consisting of Russa Linens, German Linen, .Mexican Mixtures, and Fancy Stripes, suspenders, also, a large-stock Gents, and Ladies Gloves, Linen and; Fancy Hose and half Hose, Angola half Hose; Bombazine Stoeks, Tapes, Braids, Ferreting &c. Palm Hats, Palm Fans, Fur Hats, Ladies Lasting, Moroco-and Calfskin Shoes. Aso, a genera assortment of Hardware, Queensware, and Tinware", Nails, and Trace Chains, also Groceries,' Common and James River Toqacco; Snuff, fee. Plain and. Ruled Writing Paper; Tuck, Ivory, Neck, Wood, Pocket, and Dressing omhn-
Websters Spelling Books, also a large assortment
ept. 18,18:24.
DAVIS, Brookville. 38 ly.
Administrator's Notice. W ETTERSdf Administration u not. the estate
pi l'earcc l.amb late of Franklin County Ia.
have been granted to the undersigned agreeably to liy. Persons having claims ag iinst said estate
will present the same duly authenticated to the
.AviininiFtratorM'itiun one year from this time; and
i nose mneutea must make immediate
I he estate is solvent.
payment.
On Saturday the 10th day of January 183o, at the latc-residjiicS of said decedent on S1t (Vol,
in'said County will be sold at public outcry the personal property belonging to said estate consisting ot Hogs, Horses, Cattle, h3usehould furniture 4c". &c. Terms made known on day of sale, and attendance given by: . WILLIAM LAMB, Adm'r. Dw:, msa-V; - 51t,.
T. White's Tooth-Ache Drop' THE only specific ever offered to the p". from which a permanent and radical c may be obtained of that disagreeable iai, Toolathe, with all its attendant evils; snc: fracturing the jaw in extracting of the teeth.w: often proves more painful than the toothack self; and cold passing from the decayed teP the jaw, thence to the head producing a rliet
tic affection, with many other unpleasant ef'
such as disagreeable breath, bad taste in Heme &zc, all of which are produced from foul or df ed teeth. I am happy to have it in my po"'f
offer to the world a remedy, that will not on.; move the pain, nine times" out of ten, if prop
applied, hut preserve the teeth from further and arrest tbe disease in such as are decaying
have not commenced arrhinnr. restorini: tber
health and usefulness. 07-Directions for use, also certificates of in. tant cures, nrrnmnnnw r-n.l.-hrfftlr
ffr-For sale at the store of J. Rittenhcnise.lJ
nsou, Ohio, and at the Store of
W. B. & S. 31. Div is, Drnrtrik1
tpSelSlhl83i.
W. B. & S. M. Indiana, 3Iay 14.1S34.
DAVIS bty
. LA JMOTT'S COUGH DROPS. v Valuable Medicines for Coughs and ' CONSUMPTIONS. THIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the present prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs, leading to consumption. Common colds & coughs, which are occasioned by perspiration.will readily yield to its lnfluence.removing those troublesome irritations, which act as a constant stimulant to coughing. It eases pain, and induces rest to an eminent degree. Persons affiicted with pulmonary complaints, bleeding of the lungs, ltc. spasmodic asthma, palpitation of the heart, and consumptive affections, even in the most advanced periods of life, will find immediate relief, from its remarkable power of diniinishin? the irritability of the system, and the velocity of the circulation, and by cleansing and healing the disordered parts. It also affords immediato relief, in the hooping cough. (Directions for use, also certificates of important cures, accompany each botttle. ffc-Price Fifty Cents'per bottle. For sale a tbe .tore of J. Ritteiihouse, in Harrison, and at the Store of : '-W. B. S. 31. DAVIS, Brookville. Sept. 18,1834. - S8 ly.
STATE OF INDIANA, )
t ranklin C6unty. f
E James Cunningham and Phili? :
in? oeen duly annotated bv James
a Justice of the Peace of tbe county and state i said, and directed to appraise an estray Ma ken li r hv Kimnsl Tt..nn toWB-
- i - ' in ii I UUIIU. Ji I l.ii . . J
COlintv nnd Ktata nmroialJ nn tl.n lirst daV 1
ioo4; and to return our appraisement to sm '. tice. do return ns fnJInivo ttn-wiil that 00 ll
dav of DepRmbftr. 18M4 viowprt cni nni
her to be a Bay Mare, with a crop off lcr
sometiung in tne shape of the letter vt , : of the left eye. riirbt hiu knocked down, and
white on the left i,inA fr-.t iercei
about fofteen hands hiarh. thirteen or fourteen n
old, and appraised to 10 dollars, Dec. 10th, 1 ' W ; rmA nifri in Tir
JAMES CUNX1SGHA1
I James Samuels, a justice of tbe "eace' county and state aforesaid, do certify the abo' hi- A fnin rtnntr ... A.
my trtstray uuwa. n
December ICth, 1834. ol
llroLviile eiikifiavr.
THIS institution will be opc: Slonday, the iith Dec', i reception of Pupils, under the
tion-of D. M. Stewart, and L who will give their undivided!: tbii to the subject. Thrv arenr
ed to give instruction in all lit'
i .. 1 1 . . . ,
tuts usually tautnit in such
tions; and no pains will be spared to nii.. the Male and Female department equal tu le Stale
Early applications will be attended to. Dec. 12ih, 1834. M-i IVOTEfE.
ALL persons indebted to John Davi,arerin ed to call on the undersigned, (alio are i
authorized to receive and receipt for the tm make immediate settlement, as longer indu'.; on these accounts cannot be given. W. B. & S. 31. DAT! Brookville, Ind. Dec. 4th, 134." . A ND all persons indebted to the tnbstr' SL whoce notes and Accounts'are due, are rr ded that we are in want of some of the "nw''' W. B. Az S. 31. DAVi: Brookville, Ind. Dec. 4tb, 1S34.
IVctice. p.u th Amenta
fur " 4 TO .1.1 .nJ ...i,..:.i e.;Ae nf the vai
. ' urc viu aim euusinuiiai it icuuu of Whitewater: Gentlemen, please enmmunt to me all the information in your power as to Ifistnrv nf the first Settlement nf this part 01
Cusaul. Til'
Pilkey, men who were known in this ouivY tween 1SC0 &; 1812. the object is to comrrun:
the same to the Historical Society of Indiaf
Dirsst to rookvihe Fra rklin cur.iy ia- . - Gentlemen jfour younsr rrinflr.i Piner. .
JOHN L. WILEY
' Dee. 15th l&Ml