Indiana American, Volume 3, Number 14, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 April 1835 — Page 3

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FKIDAT, APRIL. 3, 1833. rj-The Rev. James Conweil will preach at

the Methodist Episcopal church in this place, on e.liv. the 19th inst. at 11 o'clock A. M.; and

,3 the same day at 4 o'clock P. M. at Mr. AnCarmichael's. Jfcw Hampshire. The annual election in this p Etc. for Governor, and Representatives in cone-ess. as held on Tuesday the Il'th of March,

resulted in the triumph of the administration

tck:t. as was expected. WilliamBadokr was t'ectei Governor; Samiet. Ci shmax, Bennikg M. Bean, Frankli.n Piekce, Joseph Weeks, and Robert Burns, Representatives to the 21th Con-

Cincinnati Covrier Revived. We announced

fro weeks since, that the Cincinnati Courier had fceea d:scont;:iued. The last mail from Cincinnati trcught us the Courier again, under the editorial cLarjeof James Allen, Esq. late Editor of the Cincinnati Republican, an able and zealous supporter cf Gen. Jackson's Administration. The Courier f:!1, support for the Presidency, in opposition to tie oSce holding aristocracy's candidate, the candidate of the People GEN. W. II. HARRISON". In his address Mr. Allen says, he shall report him, believing him to be, not only the favorite candidate of a vast majority of the American rcntio hut nmrn pm inonf KT nnjilitioil Tor Hint dis

tinguished station than any other that has been proposed.

We have copied an article in this day's paper

from the Courier, which will show the sentiments tf its new editor.

ItJ College. The list Kentucky Legislature

live chartered a college, entitled "Van Doen s Institute for young lidies," and granted power upon the Board of Trustees to confer upon the

ye:irig ladies who complete a certain course of itcd es, a diploma, and the Honorable titles of

JI. P. L. Mistress of Polite Literature M. M. M, stress of Music anj M. I. .Mistress of Instructs.

Diarcori County Set. The Commissioners

;po:r.ted by the Legislature to re-locate the county seat of Dearborn county, met at Law renceburgh ca the 12th ult., and after preembulating the county for ten or twelve days, adjourned without hav-

irj determined the point of re-location. They meet

;a;n the third Monday in May next. It is our

prient opinion that it will not be removed.

the watch tower of Libert; how often do we e it the venal tool of party, swayed by pecisiary pronr. or ambitious reward; or accessible by flattery and the corrupting influence of money. Each striving which shall be the most obedient to party, looking unto its leaders for patrons. Sorry are we to acknowledge the unbounded licentiousness of the partizan Press at the present day, appealing to the worst passions of men, regardless of principles, propriety, honor, or justice. It has been sagely remarked, by some, that the long praised, and glorious Freedom of on r Union would be lost in the rancor of party spirit, and instead of a Republican Government, we shall have a Despotism. Far be it from us to tax those, who differ with us in opinion, with such a desire, but

we do feel deeply impressed with the belief that if

the present, unhallowed, blind, and pernicious, course is persisted in, the Goddess of Liberty will

take her everlasting flight. And wo unto him who shall be instrumental in bringing about such a re

sult; if the bitterest cup of damnation has not yet been tasted, his will be the draft.

But there is a sovereign remedy for this licentiousness of the Press. So long as the People countenance such a press, by supporting it, so long will it remain venal. Therefore, it lies entirely with the People. "If the Press in its might be the throne, there is a power behind the throne the people, who

support the Press, and whose opinions it 6peaks." It then depends entirely upon public opinion, and

public morals. When they are corrupt, the Press

will be corrupt.

As for ourselves we owe allegiance to no party, man or sett of men, and our supporters beinc men

of all parties, we are determined to publish the truth undifgui;-cd. In Baying this, we do not pro

fess neutrality in politics. But we have an opinion of our ovvn, and whenever we sec fit we shall give our opinion freely and unreservedly it being

the right of freemen.

about a claim for indemnify. nuJ which, by i

tne way is a much more hopeless one than our own. France, judging from the belligerent indications in the Chambers, seems more j inclined to pay the indemnity in bayonet ; points than in francs. !

Oi.u Virgimv in the nEi.D. The Richmond Whig, a leading paper in this old Democratic Commonwealth, has broken ground in favor of the Democratic Republican candidate of the People, Gex. Harrison. We have been looking to see Eastern Virginia, the birth place of the illustrious Harrison, going with Western Virginia, in favor of this old fashioned Democratic Republican. The Legislature of Missouri have been

quite loyal in their choice of names for new counties, during the late session. Two in the ; centre of a cluster are called Jackson and i

Van Buren; and around them are Taney, Benton, Johnson, Rives, and Polk. Married - On yesterday, by Rev. Elijah Barwick, Mr. William Dickson of Fayette County, Ind. to Miss Dolly Moor of Brookville Township, Franklin county Ind.

take; up, Y Abraham Miller, of Bloom inggiove township. Franklin County, la. on the 2d day of

March, 1S25, two estray horse beasts; one abay Mare with a small star in her forehead, no other marks discovered, supposed to be three years old, and about 14 hands high. The other a horse colt, with a star and snip in his face, supposed to be two years old; no other marks discovered; and appraised the Mare to twenty-five dollars, and the horse to eighteen dollais, bv JAMES WEBB, ISAAC MILLER. A true copy from my estrav book. JOHN ALLEX. J. P. April 1st, 1?35. 14 .w

A I 'WIST Fl,FTIOA lSo. For Congress. GEO. II. DUXX, " AMOS LA XL'. April Flection. For Constables of Brookville Township. DAVID HAYS, LEWIS M. CLARK, JOHN CARSON, J. O. ST. JOHX, WM. CASE, HENRY COALSCOTT J. C. JONES, OB ED X. JONES. ISAAC COOLEY.

Law Dig-t. Richard Peters, has in Press,

and will publish during the summer, a copious and

complete Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court, and Circuit Courts of the United States.

comprising all the cases reported up to the Janua

ry term IS33.

The Comets. The American Almanac Eays that two of these long gr.zed after wonders will return to their parhelion, the point nearest the

ear:h the present year. But, unfortunately, says the Almanack, they will be so small that they can

not be seen without the most powerful telescopes.

The Wheeling Times of the I2th ult., says: That at no former season, has there been known a greater number of Western Merchants going East for goods, and thnt the Steamboat Huntress, on the 11th, arrived from Louisville, with one hundred passengers, sarly all Mc, chants.

The aspect of our "owsfrom France is rather pacific. There i ibt now, but that peace will be preserved betwei!' the United States and France, and the indemnity will be paid.

PARTY SPIRIT

la the absence of other topics of interest, it may

be inappropriate, to make some remarks relative to "party spirit " its operation upon the intlur.cc of the Press, and its blighting curse upon the elective franchise. It will be admitted on all hands, that a blind, persisting adherence to men, or even principles, without a due consideration, and reckless of tlieir claims of support, in view of adding kappincss to mankind, or in perpetuating those glo:r".- inctitiit litwlur tiltiMi vi I. -.--: v-vl 1.1

unexampled prosperity and wealth, is, in itself, not caly foolish, detestable, and reprehensible, but it il 1 mark of imbecility or rascality, which loudly

calls upon the enlightened and honest, the virtuous

Mid wise, to DUt down bv their frowns. This, np

My, w ill be admitted on all hands, hut pchaps in this we err, for probably there are some grovelling Ri uo'. if parlij who sacrificing all mdependance, uphold an opposite doctrine. Perhaps there is no one thing upon earth, which .1 calculated to produce so much discord in a com-E.M-ity as party spirit; it rends assum'er the finest fccl.ngs of friendship; and destroys all that mutual ".c'. ng of love between parents and children, and 'is men to the commission of the blackest, most

.i.;iv. and mo.

Cincinnati .VarA. The Cincinnati Gazette of March 20th, quotes the following prices at wholesale. Flour, bbl. 3 75; lard 7 cts; pork hog round Gi pr. pound; hams smoked 74; mees pork

bbl. 12 dollars; whiskey 20. .Veto Orleans Jlarkrt JIarch Jst Sugur 5i to 0; molasses, 23 to 21; Flour $4,50; mess pork

12 50 per bbl.; whiskey 32 to 34; coffee 10 to 12; mackerel from 5 dollars to 7 pr. bbl; corn GO to 62,

hay 1G to IS dollars pr. ton.

JSroohtille .Market. 1 otatocs UJi to i; corn 37 to 0; oats 20 to 25: llowei 1 50 to 1 62i uiitplu jusi f v-tnta, butter 10 to 12; erro-S 5.

IjIst or Mrrri:!:, EMAIN INO in the Post Office at Brookville, Franklin county, Indiana, on the 1st dav of

April, 1S35, which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post Office as

dead Letters.

Lane Andrew Lynn George Lynch Philip Lions Aaron M M'Clure Mrs.Catharine Morrison Hanson Matson John A. Miller Samuel

A Allen Solomon Allen Joseph Alexander James Anderson David

Age Jonathan Allen John M. Allen Jeremiah

Drown Mrs. Clarrissa Masters John

Mtinson Sylvanius M'Kinney John T. Maple William M"Jonald James M'Knight James

Harbour James

Blackleidge Jame Bright Klile Bowling Ambrose

Backhouse Allen Brown John 1. Beesley Joseph C Clements James M. Clements James C. Clark Thomas Clearwater Thomas Cooksey Zachariah Colier John Corey Eliza

Campbell David Esq. Pyle Jesse Cooley David F. Poe John D Foe Mr.

Martin Alexander Murry Arnold M'Graw William N Nelson Adam Noble B. S. ii O Ogdm Hiram Overpcck George P

From the Albany X. Y. Journal. Ge. IIarriso.n. The public sentiment is soling in favor of Gen. William II. Harrison, as a candidate for President. Politicans, it is true, have not declared for him, but with the people, his nomination is popular Unless we misread the 'signs of the times', no name has yet been started, so well calculated to unite the Whig voles of Pens) Ivania and Ohio.

From the Cincinnati Courier. FO R E I ( J X 1 X 1 E LLIG ENCE. The latest foreign intelligence presents nothing of much interest, except that portion of it which relates to our affairs with France.

st disgraceful crimes which ever j The last advices seem conclusive in the asser-

ti.r.eu the human heart. It is this blind am idol- j loui tlKlt "y shall have no war, and that the adherence of men to the discipline of party i Chamber of Deputies will pass the necessary

cr H o ,1, . . aonronriai ions inr r.-im itur

10 the h-ghest extent by hot

L.,-h l

'as caused in Nations, Kingdoms, and Re

i y- , letlect. and Jurious spirits, i

i i ti .

tbc treaty into

In Spain a sancuinarv rivil war is

It is hard to tell whether the scale

pub v iui i . ii. i. i- ir . l" "-iui i'u- 'unut raies in lavor ot c iiiObe UecIutions, winch tend to bind fust-!, v i r,i . i- . r and fa-ter n o m .-m jQneen s party, or of the Carl. ts one thing . uaer the noole energies ol Man, and to cast .,..: ;r ii i , i- i ..,,,. 151 certain, " all accounts can be relied upon, -at Ins neck the yoke of bondage. lhat k u thc .;)r of cxtcrmin;UioIn am, fas an evidence of tins position, we would just ;nolhing short of lhe ,p().t horrif; of (hc P"r.t to ih.i.gs llhlll ,lie pcrviewof the most (irst Fmic, Revolution. How very sillv it

.'m,(1 ,i. iiowoiten h ue we seen inour appears to us Republicans, to wo a nation of

i.x, men eiecieu 10 ni.ee who sianu notjUUman beings cutting each other s throats, y without character for honcMy or integrity, er(to decide the question, whether thc despot, resjsectabii.ty, yncrcly vn principles of parti- j beneath whose rod they arc to tremble, shall ,J J 7, and who are even ready to do the high i be male or female whether they shall have ri ninds w hich emeuate from the Drill sergeants the felicity of groaning under a he or a she cft;'u party. Ilvrant. in America we are vet happily isr-

Hmv 0-u.n do we sec the strongest tics of kind- norant of that peculiarly ridiculous kind ol

M broken by the horrid monster of party spirit. ! Palrlot,sn, which, in the Old Ol id, induces

Have we not seen the son, because of a different ▌ the slaves of arbitrary power to murder each

0'ii, hurried from a fathers once protectimr!otl,t"r' bcL:,u llic" '"'IT ot to agree

wiiewici iiiu iiioiiarcii snail wear peiiicuais in inexpressibles whether thc hand lhat wields the sceptre shall belong to the son of Tom, or

the daughter ot Dick.

incse

r0t' 311,1 fast Upon the w ide world, to halHe w ith

l waves of adversity. How often have we seen rher lighting ag:iinst brother, in" the unholy, una ri, an, tits:rar ,.... rj-ritcmcnt.

J I J

Davis Mrs. Almira Dodd Aaron G. Davis Elias Dwi man 'Harvey Dewecsc Lewis Doty Joshua Drullinger Philip Elwell David, Esq, F Foster John Fuller Capt. Flint Thomas Fruits Jonathan Flint Peter G Goodwin Samuel Gregg George Goudie Joseph Goudie James Goudie Samuel II

Q Quick James Quick John Esq. 2 K Rogers John Rudisil George Roop Morgan Rothrock Philip Rader Mrs. Jane S Sheriff Franklin Co. 3 Smith Thomas W. Simpson William R. Shepherd Solomon Stewart William, sr. Shank James Stone Henry Slants Garret Smith Jonathan Shafer John Scott Levi

Seal William

McFEELY & GRAHAM, Hoktsc Carpenters and Joiner. (LATE OF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI.) TENDER their services to the citizens of Brookville, and Franklin county. They are prepared, and ready to undertake and prosecute to completion, any work in their line, in a neat and a substantial manner, and on reasonable terms. Persons desirous of procuring work in their line, are respectfully invited to give them a call and learn their prices and examine their work. They may be found in Brookville at all times. Brookville ."March 13. 1S;35.

TO THE P lliL I.C WASHINGTON" HALL,. TIIESubscriber takes this method of informing the people that he has taken the well known Tayern stand, formerly occupied by J. H. Hutchinson, called the Washington HallFairfied, Ind.; where he' is prepared to accommodate ladies and gentlemen in as good style as the country will afford. X. B. The Bath Springs are situated only two miles East of Fairfield, which distance would be but a pleasant exercise for persons attending said springs during thc warm season. J. II. HILL. Fairfield, March S-'th, 1S8.3. 14 3v

TO THE PUBLIC.

Harrington Thomas 2 Soring Theodocia Hannah David i T Harper Josiah Tyncr William llowei Abncr Trager Jacob IlazenJohu Tucker Walter Hull' Sarah U & V Hardin Rev. Charles Updyke lionjamin llackleman Maj. 2 Van'Camp Charles Hammond Nathaniel Venables John Henry William 1 &. J Williams Hiram

John Robert Esq. Cl'k Wise Mrs. Jane C. 5

Installs Lewis S.

Johnston James Johnston John C. James Mrs. Susan Jacobs John K Knnsy Edwin Keiincdav Thomas 2 L Lovejoy J. Sulivan

Logan Mrs. Mary

Wise Miss Sarah A. E.

Wise Miss Lucy W. 2 Wclshcr Josiah Weaver Miss Smithy Wiley Addison Webb James Wilson William West Richard Y Young Thompson G.

l oung Lphraim

No credit alowed upon letters. New spaper Postage required three months in advance. All persons indebted for postage heretofore are requested to call and settle the same. W. P. DAVIS, P. M. Brookville, Ind., March 31, lS3o. 1 1 3w

LIST OF M7TTKHS, EM.MNINU in the Post Office at New Trenton . Vrn nl-1 in nmmtr I nl i Tin nil 1 f h rit rln v

We know nothing of of April, lo, w hich if not taken out w ithin three

l 'or ills treed, the creed of others. Or be-

-e ue thti

S'rd to tiK

iers w ith his neighbor in opinion in reactions of men, or the falsity or justness

' he h is to suffer the malignancy of his ' " -litlltS. J too, that professed Sentinel upon

blessings of royalty, notwithstanding I months will be sent to the General Post Office as

heaven we never may.

m tLo "US" "C U 'U notaree t0 lolknv hlindlU the noise our politicians and editors make in rear oi one man, or set of men, and will not election times, and most humbly do we pray

From an extract of a speech, recently delivered in lhe French Chamber of Deputies,

it seems not improbable that a w ar may soon j R'PP

break out between 1 ranee and Kussia. Russia, like, America, is troubling the French

dead letters.

In gal Is Lewis S. Garver William Bennett Joseph Terrv George

Enslev Samuel Hill Robert Murdock Ezekiel P. I'urk John Smith Jane A. 2

THOMAS MAN WARING, P. M.

New Trenton, la., April 1st, 1 835. 11 3w

THE Subscriber will keep, the present season, the tine Horse,

ARAIILO DOCTOR,

At Brookville, Greensborough, and at . Those farmers who wish to improve the stock of their horses, are requested to examine this Horse. He is a beautiful spotted horse, and from thesingularity of his color, his colts have been earnestly sought after, for circusses throughout the United States, some of them selling for 1,000 dollars. (For particulars see bills.) DAVID PERIN. April 2d, 1935. 14 tf. Taken S'p. STATE OF INDIANA, Franklin county. TAKEN 1P, by the undersigned, living in Brookville township, and county aforesaid, on the 20th day of March, l"si5, within his enclosure, an estray Horse, supposed to be four years old this spring, rising of fourteen hands high, of a bay color, hind feet w hite, and the right fore foot white, a star in the forehead, a Btnall snip on the left side of the nose, mane and tail black; no other marks or any brands perceivable, nor have any of said marks been altered by myself or any other person, or persons, either before or since taking up said horse. DYER D. NVOODYVORTIL Brookville, March 2-tli, 1S35.

STATE OF INDIANA, Franklin county

WE, Thomas Milholland, jr. and -William T " . . r . i.:. . r i, i -ii u ,

"iMui mo luMiisuip ui irooKvme anu county aforesaid, appraisers appointed bv Nathaniel Ham

mond, a Justice of said township, to appraise an

estray Horse taken up by Dyer D. Wood worth, of

said Mrookville townsliip.on the 20th of March l:'."i

make report, that on the 2-th day of March, 1-W5,

we viewed said estrav, and find him to be a bay

horse, apparently four years old, this spring, rising fourteen hands high, hind feet white, a simill sum

on the left side of the nose, the risrht fore foot white.

a Ftar in the forehead, and mane and talc black; no other marks, or any brands perceivable; which horse we appraise to the sum of Thirty Dollars, which sum, without partiality, favor, or effection, w e deem the true cash value of said horse. THOMAS 31 ILHOLL AND.jr. WILLIAM T. WEST. Brookville, .March 2Mb, 135. STATE OF INDIANA, J Franklin county, Brookville township. " Be it known, that on the 2-'th diy of March, 1S35, before the subscriber, a Just ice of ti e Peace, in and for the township aforesaid, personally appeared Dyer 1). Woodnorth, thc above taker up. and

i nomas -ii iihonaiui, jr. ami Uliam I . est,

st.

AOTICE OF PARTITION. To .Indrc;, Mhon, David Xdson, Uirlha ,Wsun, .Ham Xthotu John X Ison. .Vtln Ml. son. children and heirs of Adam Xhon. laU of thc towit, of Frandin, deceased, and Mirtha .Inn Tyner, Mr,-,, Jltnc Tyncr. Charlotte Jymr.and Rubtrt .Whon Tyn, r. children of M.ny lyner dt cased, late Mary Mhon, and heirs at laze of the said .Idam Al,on deceased, and all vhom it shall conarn. "FJ LEASE take notice, that I will make applies--BL tion to the Probate court, in and for the county of hranklin, and state of Indiana, on the tirt c'ay of thc term thereof, to be holden at Brookville, in the county and state aforesaid, on the second Monday ot May lNio, for the appointment of commissioners to make partition of the follow imr described real estate of said deceased, agreeably to the statute in such case made and provided, "to-wit: Tha North East quarter of section No. 31, Township 10, Range one West, of the Meridian line of tha lands directed to be sold at Cincinnati; also, tha W est hall of the North West quarter of Section nine, township eight, of range two West, in tha district of Cincinnati, and state of Indiana, containing eighty acres; also, all the South East quarter of section No. thirty-three, of township No. nine, in range No. two. West of the .Meridian line drawn tromthe mouth of the Great Miami River, excepting one acre and three quarters, sold to Abraham llackleman, as may appear, there beinr one hundred and fifty-eight and one quarter acres of land, more or less, and situate in the countv of Franklin, aforesaid; and also to assign and 'set olf to tha U idow of said deceased, her dower in the said Real Estate. ROBERT NELSON, heir .tc. By John M. Johnston, his Att'y. March 20th, 1S15. 13 l'w

THE STATE OF INDIANA,) Ripley County. "' In the Ripley Circuit Court, for February term 135.

Nathan I). Galliotu

In Chanhcrj.

VS.

William Smiley &

Samuel Smiley.

E it known that on this day, (to-w it:) Febru-

ary loin, it DOin'T Hie lirst (lav Ot tl.

said term, coine the Complainant aforesaid, by John Test, jr. his Attorney, and it appearing to tha satisfaction of the Coait, that the Process heretofore issued against said Defendants in this case ha! not been served upon Samuel Smiley, one of th Defendants aforesaid, and it appearing from the return of the olhccr, thereon, that said Samuel Smiley is not a resident of this State; it is therefore ordered by the Court, that the Pendency of this suit, be published four weeks successively in the Indiana American, a newspaper printed and published in the town of Brookville, and county of Franklin, notifying said Samuel Smiley to be and appear befor the Judges of the said Ripley Circuit Court, at their August term, 1SC, and answer said bill of Complaint, or the matters and things therein contained, will be taken against him as confessed. Which notice is hereby given. Attest DAY ID P. SHOOK, Cl'k, R. C. C. March 21st, 1S35. 13 lw

PATTOA fc HOLLAND, CARPENTERS AND JOINER FORMKRLV OF CI.VCIXXATI, f RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of ft- Franklin County, that, they have located themselves in the town of Brookville, and will attend t any business in their line. They expect to pleasa the public, in the neatnese and durability of their w ork, and in the rates of their prices. .March 0th, 1-35. 10 Cm.

ItROOSi VI IXI? SIHI IX ARY, VNnru Tin: iuuection of

THIS Institution will be opend for pupils of both sexes, on Monday ths 0th of April, 1S.'j5. The female department will be underthc immediate direction of Mrs. Stewart, and from their united exertions, they will be enabled to make it equal to any similar Institution in the Slate.

Terms accommodating, and board on reasonabla terms. Three or four young ladies can have boarding in the family of the principal. The following recommendation is from thc Faculty of Miami University: Oxford, O. March 12ih. 1S35. The bearer David M. Stew art is a Graduate of Miami University, of the year 1-33, and held a very respectable standing, in a numerous and respectable class. While a student in College he always maintained nn excellent character for study and general deportment. Having expressed hi desire of devoting himself for some tune to the business of teaching, he is herebv affectionately re-

the above appraisers, and made oath in due form of! bommended to the public as a young man who it

law, that t lie fororoinr statements bv them resmvf.

ivcly made and subscribed, are true and correct, in substance and matter of fact, to the best of their knowledge and belief. And I certify that the above ami foregoing is a true copy of the description and valuation of said horse, as the same is on li!e in my office. In testimony whereof, T have hereunto Fct my hand and seal, this 30th day of March. 1S35 N A T II A N I E L II A M M ( ) N D , Justice of the Peace. Brookville, March 2cth, 1835. 11 3w

eclieved will not disappoint his friends and em

ployers in any of their just expectations. ROBERT H. BISHOP, D. D. Win. II. McOl FFEY, A. M. J. W. SCOTT, A. M. S. W. McCRACKEN.A. B.

Brookvil'e, March 10th, ISi;

12 3 w

HIE Subscriber has just been receiving a hand

some assortment of

Spring Ac SunBiirr foori, Consisting in part of the following, (to-wit:) Green, Blue, and Brown Cloths; Blue, Brown, Drab, Steel Mixed Casinetts; a great variety of Fancy, and Blue Calicoes; Figured and plain Bobinctts; Greciannetts, Lace Footings; Cambrics, Jaeonett, and Mull Muslins; Silk, Pongee, Linnen, and Cotton, Floss Handkerchiefs; a great variety of Dress Handkerchiefs; Summer Stripes; Hamilton Drillings; Blue, Brown, and mixed do. Tuscan, Leghorn and Straw Bonnetts; besides a great variety of other merchandize too tedious to mention. A gesienl awtortment of GROCERIES. Consisting of Coffee, Hyson, and Imperial Teas, Rice, Tobacco, Indigo, Madder, Alum, Pepper, Spice, Nutmegs, Cinnamon.Cloves, Perlash, Saleratis, Copperas, Loaf and Orleans Sugar, Molasses, Ace. Arc. ALSO. A great variety of Tinware, Queensware, Trace-chains, Hames, C'asteel Axes and Hatchets, Shovels, and Spades, Patent dung-f irks, Nails, iVc. besides, a good assortment of Fur Hats, Wool and Palm Hats; which the subscriber will sell on very accommodating terms. The subscriber tenders his thanks for former patronage, and hopes for a continuation of the same. D. PRICE. Brookville, March SCn h, 153i3. l-.btr

I i

dwelling

hop, and

FOR SALE, or REA'T.

nih subscriber will sell or rent oa reasonable terms, a House and Lot, i the town of Brookville, now occupied by Garrison Stevens, on which is a frame House, a brick Kitchen, a blacksmith a good stable. The lot is situated on

Main Burgess Street, one square north of the Court House. The purchaser will have an undisputable title. For terms of sale or rent, apply to Joha Rinkard, near Brookville, or to SAMUEL E. VANDYKE. of Steubenville, Ohio. March 17th, 1S35. 1 3W THE FINE HOUSE, FA IS yi Elt'S FA VORITE,

WILL be kept by the subseri-

' ensuing season, at his old

Mauu in Luis fiuv.L, uuu ai viicrnf

Lg3ie burgh, (o miles above lirookvillo.)

Changing through the season. Farmer's Favorite, Is a beautiful Iron Grey, 10 hands 2 inches hijfli. For further particulars tee bills, which will bo ported in due season. RICHARD LITTLE. Brookville, March 12th, 1S35. 11 U Frankun County, Agrieultural Soeielv.

TILL hold its annual meeting at the Court

House in Brookville on tle first Saturday

in April next, being the 4th day of said inonthA general attendance is requested. GEO. HOLLAND, BrookvilV, March 10th, 1C5. l-4