Indiana American, Volume 3, Number 45, Brookville, Franklin County, 30 October 1835 — Page 3
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the aid of counsel.
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VAX BIREN MEETING. fNm our prcsr nt situation we feel it incumbent Sponiis, torcmiml our Van Buren friends, tliat tomorrow week (Nov. 14th) is tlie day designated for holtiinj a Van Buren meeting in this place. The Harrison Meeting convenes tc -morrow in this place, as well as in most of tLe other counties in the State. Springfield Township The Citizens of Springfield will please take notice that the Commissioners lave ordered an election to be held in your township on the fourth Saturday in November 1S35, for the purpose of electing a Justice of the Peace, in the place of James Samuels, Esq., who has removed oat of the county. We understand that Timothy B. Scobey, Esq. is a candidate for the office.
The second Annual Election of Bank Directors
for the Lawreceburgh Branch of the State bank look place on Monday last. All the old Directors were re-elected, with ths addition of two more, Jacob Hays, and Ezra Guard. On Tuesday evening the new Board of Directors met for the purpose of electing a President and Cashier. Omer Touscy was re-elected President, and E. D. John re-elected Cashier.
Dearborn County. A Van Buren meeting was Leld on Saturday last at Wilmington, (the county seit of Dearborn Co.) for the purpose of appointing Delegates to attend the Van Buren convention, to be held at Indianapolis this winter. Hon. Amos Limb wa President, and Geo. W. Lake, (a boy, tnd ion of Aiuoe Lane,) was Secretary. We were informed by the editor of the Palladium, who was present, that Mr. Lane made a long and loud speech nd was followed by Col. Abel C. Pepper, (an office holder under the general government,) after which fifteen or sixteen Delegates from that county were ppointed to attend the Indianapolis Convention. They were instructed to use their influence to have Mr. Wni. Purcell, near Harrison, appointed as one of the Van Buren Electors for this State. fr-We have commenced in this paper, a very interesting Tale. We hope the 6pace it occupies, will be amply repaid by the interest felt in perusing it. Our exchanges are very barren of News, and we have nothing with which to fill our columns, more amusing or interesting than a good written Tile. Such as we believe the one which we commence in to-day's paper. We have received the communication of G. II." The author's ideas are good, and treat upon a very
important subject, that of the tter disregard of
lw, by Judge Lynch, the mobs, &c, which have gone to such a fearful extent within the last six months; but his ideas are unconnected, owing (as we suppose) to a want of practice in composition. He commences in the good old style," lake my pen in hand," Acc. The communication would re
quire more time to correct it, than we have at pre
sent to 6pare.
The Probate Court of Franklin county meets on
Monday next.
the Court of (
in.! Mo A
din. u.i:uesf presiin "UUy l? 11,0 Ch:ir-C of in me iirst liMri(.f. ,
i c I"-1 "'inciously rehised
lie was informed by the
lo rirlif rf rl. l.
t.;nA i. c" -""uii; 10 ue
S until II u.l,rc,ne U'urt, which would not i,n It n SI,n,,s" 1,,e court ako to h m that the were unable to employ counsel he Court would appoint competent atlornies to assist him. These spvpp.iI ....
refused, and insisted on his perfect willing to be sentenced immediately, no mailer hat Ills late. Jn thr cnirif ..r .
i- .i . -("'" "ijumii-c nnu numani-
j " yun nevertheless determined to hear the testimony lor ils own guidance. The murders were amply proved, and to have been committed w,th the most depraved and deliberate purpose. It was also in evidence that he attempted to poison his victims a few days before lie committed the butchery, by PuUinC arsenic in the vessel of wafer fronVwhich the? WPrfi arrucf .tmo.l i A J
..v.wllllu ivj uniiK,
hen the
any cause
i. - r
oe pronounced against him, he replied that no nruc will i i
.. ..... .....w.g uj auiue ny the laws of his
nnvi.Mi til i . j i
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red to. Jle was als
eft r-
iw , .. . ivu iu iuu caia-
- .7) Vr'SOn Whcrc 1,0 niained on the od at hberty to depart whenever he miyl;( think Droncr.1
FlttE
Oflhe County of Frankln. Lf;,.nn r . . . .. . " A
5th day of Xwember 4 h M l J . J. r V CF.. Cheny C .11. .).... ,l"'?" u. IS.ii, vp to the ! . from me, ared ir VM'
R I'iVAWAY.'!!
Church has runaw
ay on
Hh day ,f . ;,t. . ' , n oT.' " f "C .r a?eJ years, has a 1 "
Cash remninmo- In to l.nrl, ' L! . ns Rre hereby forewarned nnt
person finding -.i ."lm on my account. Anv
Ul VUUll
in the Trpn.F r: .,
mount nf H o li..i:..... V""-'"iig "ie a-
. .-"i'i.caieorii.o vear lS.'U.
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It bruke t !,t.vcc sl- , 1Ue M )cfc j Amount r ll, Jpicole f , s ' U , cbarge. jiaiii. r'tU, Re'' com,, c hup, of Mr. Hopkins, Messrs. Bernoudv and of November, A.'l) "h-V t t, . f TftUX-VW v r 1 Alt!!! The BrcUfclinn.v. ..... rays sold by Slifi-.c. ' JtZiVVA
l,t cn! w - : New-Treiitnn i. ! . : : " A ' Mas.
. : wet. i i r 1 1 i w
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purchased hi- ii Ai
. . , ('"'piiciuroiineAJIERic.lN, I .Sr Pfef ' d tl,f: formcr is mer?td ' i-mcr. I ,e American is a spirited and able Paper, and supports Gen. Harrison and the
r cause. uis.
IMG.
Important Trouble amt Fhaxce. Ve learn from a bicrl.U. .ui .
lies
de-
e Court asked him if he knew of'? niJf"nSto!1' tha by the last despatc whv senlpnrp nr,io.,ii. i ii . ,i,rni I arts, the French G
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..umueu a special embassy to be sent by the American Government, to explain away the language of the President's Message. Gen-
eiai jack-son in reply merely sent desnatche to 1 ans peremptorily, recalling Mr. Bartoi
country
Judge Este then addressed him in a very sensible and appropriate speech, and concluded d v sentencing him to be hung by the neck until he was dead, on I eiday the 27th of November, INSTANT. The Prisoner received the sentence with perfect composure, and smiled as it was pronounced. r We understand that he states his purpose of distroymg his wife to have been conceived three years ago, but that he never could put it m execution until the period of the fatal catastrophe. He also continues to justify hicrime. J J A more cold blooded and heartless villian we have never heard nor read of in the annals of wickedness and depravity. ritA "T-6 LS ?t.the s,iS'ltest Withy excited in his behalf in the bosom of any portion ot this people, he will unquestionably be executed at the time appointed, and will to the grave unwept, execrated and despised by the whole community. J
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our Charge des Affairs, and putting an end at once to all diplomatic intercourse with the king of the Barricades. V. F. Herald. 1 M PORTA NTFR03I TEXAS War! I he New Orleans papers of tlie 12th instant contani important advises from Texas, from winch it appears that hostilities between Mexico and lexas are about to commence in good earnest. V e extract the following from the New Orleans Courier. "IMPORTANT FROM TEWS " War ia Texas Gtnerat Cos landed near the mouth of the Brassos vtith 400 men. the steamer Ouechita arrived this morning from Natchitoches, and brought an extra sheet of the lted Kiver Herald, from which we make the following extracts. The accounts are several days later than those before published. Isaac Parker has just arrived from Texas, bringing the intelligence that Gen. Cos has landed near the mouth of the Brassos with 400 men, with the intention of joining the 700 federal troops stationed at ban Antonio de Bexar, and marching upon the people of Texas. He has issued his proclamation "declaring that he will collect the revenue, disarm the citizens, establish a military government, and confiscate the property of the rebellious." Messrs Johnson and Baker bear the express from San Felipe to Nacogdoches. Stephen S. Austin has writ
ten 10 several citizens ot Aacosrdoches. that n ro.
LITERARY RECORD. Hanover College The second public commencement of Hanover College was held on Wednesday Sept. 30. The follow-in..
vnUtlP frpntlpmon ol;....l i i . bl'eI1!
j- o o-- auuresses to a ! sort to arms is inevitable.
Migi-ttuua-uLf, auu were admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Arts:
James lirown, Green County, Ohio, Jonathan Edwards, Cincinnati, S. V. M. Smith, Louisville, Kv. Robert S. Bell, Winchester, Va. Robert Simpson, Vincennes, la. James A. Watson, South Hanover, Ia. Oxford College. At the public commencement of Miami University, held the 30lh Sept. the persons whose names follow, were regularly and publicly admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Arts: Wilson Blain, Highland county, Ohio,
i.ucius a. lingham, Oxford, Ohio.
jonnson L,
James
Samu
Pennsylvania Election The latest intelligence from Pennsylvania brings us returns from all the counties in the state, but Warren and Venango, which will probably make but little alteration. The vote without these two counties, stands:
tor Kitner,
Wolf,
Muhlenberg,
9I,SG1 Cl,8.r)G 37,8-20
Ritners majority over Wolf, 30,025 Do. do. over Muhlenbergh, 51,055 The House of Representatives of the State
--1)....un,ljiai .ia ncciiu irom, stands as
follows, Kitner members, (opposition.) Wolf members, Jfj Muhlenberg members, 13
70
29
Anu-V an Buren majority, 41
the House consists of 100 members only one to be heard from.
, The senate consists of 33 members elected
,lr 1 years, eight of whom are elected this
jear, anj seven ouj 0f tiie ejgiit are opposed
.hi. an Buren. A revolution indeed. Cut. JVhig.;
EitMONT Electhix. It is well known to r readers that there are three distinct parties m Vermont, the Anti-Masons, ."und -n buremtes. In conseouenrp of t 5.
visions neither party obtained a rtnjoiity of me votes of the people for Governor -t the
us a. urigiiam, Uxlord, Ohio, son E. Bright, Hamilton county, Ohio, :s Brown, Garrard county, Ky. Jal l- Cary. Hamilton ronntv. flliln
in. B. Caldwell, Butler county, Ohio, Wm. Dennison, Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio, Daniel Gilmer, Fayette county, Ohio, George Gregg, Jelferson county, Ia. Horatio J. Harris, Newark, Ohio, W m. S. Humphreys, Brown county, Ohio, Bowling S. Leathers. Camnell countv.Kv.
Wm. I). Matson, Hamilton county, Ohio, Samuel J. Moorehead, Wayne Co. Ohio,
v.... i,.viv,m,L-j, vasey county, ivy. Joseph Porter, Clarke county, Ohio, Jeremiah Pearce, Dayton, Ohio, Wm. S. Rogers, Highland county, Ohio,
m. ii. nogers, Highland county, Ohio,
ui. i. onence. uarrpn rnuntv. 11 hi
r,i1.f?r,!ave ho,steda Hag with "The Constitution of 1N.U' inscribed on it, and two hundred Freemen gathered around it, determined to stand or fall with it. We subjoin the following letter from General Houston to the gentlemen who brought the intelligence. Sax Avgistine, Texas, ) 5th Oct. l2b. Dear Sir at your request I hand you a memorandum, that you may be informed of our situation. War in defence of our Rights, our Oaths and our Constitutions, is inevitable in Texas! If Volunteers from the United States will join
mcir ureuiereu in tins section, they will receive liberal bounties of land. We have millions of acres of our best lands unchosen and unappropriated.
x.et eacn man come with a good rifle and one hundred rounds of ammunition and come soon.
Our war cry is "Liberty or Death!" Our nrin-
ciples are to support Constitution, Down with the
Usurper!!!
Your friend, SAM. HOUSTON.
I o Isaac Parker, Esq. present. We have no time to make anv comments. Tl,t
people of the United States will resDond to th
call of their brethren of Texas!
1 ,i j
fuiiuinu omun, sutiolk county, JN. Y. John A. Smith, Hillsborough, Ohio,
nervey li. Miepherd. Brown countv.
recent f.lr..-;, i i .. .,
- tuiMi, ,u, u me- selection ii . . re
on uie Legislature. In'tL . dter ody there have been thirty-foucbatktings
H 'vCvs. ine last vote st fn
(Anti-Mason) , (Van Buren) (Whig)
I nlilii-e nn(
AS the Anti-mnsmw on.l Wl.V 1
Jofore always acted togelher,we i
"'V "in nnally unite on either P:i!
niiin.
Wm. Sillers, Jefferson county, Mississippi Nivison Watkins, Goochland county, Va. Edward Wright, Lancaster. Ohio.
Thomas Whallon, Hamilton county, Ohio, And of the Alumni of 1S28. there
admitted to the degree of Master of Arts, Rev. George B. Bishop, Professor in the
1 heological Seminary of South Hanover, Ind. Rev. Wm. M. Thompson, Missionary to Palestine. Wm. F. Ferguson, Master of the Grammar School, Miami University. Samuel W. Parker, Attorney at LawConnersville, Ia. John A. Matson, Attorney at Law, Brookville, la. John I. Marrison, Principal of the Salem Academy, la. James Simpson, Illinois. At the same time and place, the honorarv
degree of Master of Arts was conferred unnn
1 .- C I 4 II 1
o.uiiut'i iu r arrcn, Allegheny county, Pa. Standard.
FOURTH STREET, Dry Goods & Carpet Store, CINCINNATI. SHILLITO, BCRXET, &. PUDIAX,
AVE Removed to their JVew Sore,on Fourth Street, a few doors East of Main street, where
they offer at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, an ex
tensive assortment of FANCY & STAPLE GOODS; Including a general stock of House-Keeping- Dry Goods ALSO, Saxony, Brussels, Ingrained 4- Fenilian Floor Oil Cloth & Indian Floor Jlalliii-r.
The Lebanon Star, Springfield Pioneer, Dayton Journal, Hamilton Intelligencer, and Brook vi lie American, will copy the above three times, and
sena their Dills to this omce. Jyhir.
Nov. ad, 1835. 4,r) 3w
V.,,.! .
amount oi Keceipts $5037 17 lsf;;',?f' 'T':0"1 thJth f Member on ttiejollozving items, to-u it:
.moiint naid in itCn:..4.. i ,
i v ..jiticiie j uafrcs
viu vieiK oi the r raaklin Circuit Court do Collector for improper Assessments do Collector's commission do Stationary for Clerk's . Office, uo Uverscers of poor & oor expenses do-Road Viewers do Supervisors of Roads do Jurors fees do Constables attending Franklin Circuit Court do Jailor ifc Jail expenses do Court-house expenses do Assessors of Revenue do Valuation of tow n lots do County Commissioners
oi
PUBLIC YEN DI E.
do
do do do do do do do do
in Brookvillef K f" ? ' idence ! iture, one Horse ,IouelloW a"J KitcLen furn-
58 00
Stone JWn
1 10 00 Such as Hammers, Crow-bar s f '
Oct. 14th, 1S35. JIIN -3IUPiI3V-
97 G8!
38 75
do do do do do do
do do do do do do do do do do
L " v fn . lection ct Uoad tax receipts paid Sheriff Franklin Co. do Wolf scalps do For returning elections do Allowance for School Trustees do bstray-pen expenses do 1 Writing expenses do School Commissioners allowances do Expenses for field-notes do Expenses deeding town lots
901 2C 3 00 115 074 210 25 24 00 59 43 17C 134 128 25 4 75 112 00
X ,'er w,,lp to '"form hi
jM.uiiciii general, that h
s customers
to carry on e above" buL in B old staL; and is stiU wl 1Z7 '? ' 11
mouate all thoe who mav favnr , J .7,4Comand with as much nro tnt?.'' " H '"J a call.
;e natters himself ..t he C
generally, he exDe,-.s , ' u'e PWic
and thanks his former cu.t.mers rZ ,u
.... (IHS.
Oct. sth, i ;?.-.
158 S04 13 894
8G 22
WJi. pit i en.
44 3w
a etitioa lor Partition. S T.l TE OF I.XDIA.VA ,
I rankhu Countu.. i
7i Probate Court of Franklin November Term, 1S35. t 1.1 II" . i
-uii uigoeein ins own ril.t. an,
OUh
a.
OH ! 88 euardmn of Thomas Hedley.mi20 75nr Leirf Jo,J? Heley, deceased.
4 00 3 25 8 25
39 874 5 50 2 00
Amount of Treasurers nercent-
um on amount arfnnllu
and paid out since last settlement
Allowance to Treasurer
for Stationary
paid
$21G2 374
73 64
2530 7(i
V hich amount of Expenditures of $2530 7C4 deducted from the
above amount of Receipts leaves a balance in the Treasury, including the Duplicate for 1835 as
atorcsaid, in the hands of the collector of Franklin County $2501 00 But the County Treasurer not having as yet received any part of the County Revenue in "the Duplicate of IS35, from the Collort.
or, there is a ballance ncainst the
County, advanced by said Treas
on petition
J- for partition
of real estate.
John Carson, and David Vanblaricu.n, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary lledly.
mmiiT' -i , , .. . J
....... u C aim..u ueieiuiants, and alI . J3- interested are hereby notified ihVt ,7 November Term of the Probate Conrr -f , to be heM at thefW, w :.C ,ou.rt
:.""'"- m saiu
n No-
said
County of Franklin on the second Mo, vember 183-,. I shall make appl cat J Court agreeably to the m,v ?r
in such case made and provided for tlment of Commissioners! to make L "PTT South West quarter of section S i" '"0" . th Range two, situate in said Countv amWnSl''P owners and proprietors thereof, Srdinr ,,1" respective nghts, at which time and nl, attend if you see nroner ' 1 PIace -u cn
you see proper and contest the sarm
ikO. HOLLAND. Oct. Sth, 1835 A"'y fr Petioner. ! 414w
urer, ol
Attest.
Robert John, Cl'k,
Nov. 4th, A. 1). 1835.
89 72 WM. T. REEKS, JAMES WEBB, SAMUEL SHIRK.
WJV. OHJIM.lt: II IV I I fl Vrtm. l
produces a regular t". V'"1.?"' pll?,c: aml
of Bile. It keens th h" "CZ" Dr
itself, without any other n.edTc7,. reg"!ar f
Brookville Oct. 14, 1835. fN
45 3v
SIO REWARD. UOKE JAIL at Brookville, Franklin county, Indiana, on the nitrht of tliP iHiti. ind ti
as Bajse, and William Foster, convicts for Petit Larceny. Whoever will apprehend said convicts and return them to the subscriber, in Brookville, t rankhn county, Ind., shall receive the above Heward, or five c'ollars for either of them. DANIEL ST. JOHN, SU'ff, F. C. Sheriff's Office, Oct. 2Jth, 1835. 44 3 w
Cure lor Boucl Comnini.x
Doctor D. Jayne's Carminative Balsam' nnj
Health Restorative.
A Safe and effectual remedy for most di, Xthe Momach and Bowels, cuh as Diar
MEDICAI, NOTICE.
rHlIIE Society of the fifth medical district of the JL State of Indiana, will meet at thi (Innnprc.
ville Hotel (Atherton's) on Monday, the lGth of November next, and continue its Session from day to day on its own adjournment.
Ii. T. BROWN, Sec'y
October 22d, 1S35.
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iil. III ti frm
I. .
i aimer, Bradley, Paine," Jennison.
97
if
reft
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A Dr. Uuogi.es, of New York, dropped down dead in one of the streets of tht.t citv. a few days ago, occasioned, it is supposed, bv the lavish use of opium. Cin. I'A. More Lynching. We are ashamed and greived at learning from the N. Orleans Ad
vertiser, that Dr. Vcrner, the former editor of!
that paper, and the writer of the articles res
A FARITI FOR SAL.E.
THE Undersigned will sell, on very reasonable terms, a small Farm
lying on Templcton's Creek, about six and a half miles from Brookville. con
taining about 70 acres of land: between 35 and 40 acres of which are cleared and under cultivation. On the premises is a very comfortable two story brick dwelling house, a frame kitchen and brick
smoke house, together with an excellent orchard.
A credit will be given on part of the purchase money. GEO. HOLLAND. Brookville, la.. Nov. 2d, 1S35. 45 3v
R. P. & E. JENKINS, on Bisr Cedar, still
continue the Fullimr business. n.l u.- i 1 1 ha
thankful for ail business in their line. O-Thcy will attend every Saturday, at H. &S. Tyner's in Brookville, to receive cloth for Fullinr
and Dressing, which will be returned to Tyner's
oiure us quicK as me work can be done. Oct. 22d, 1835. 43 3w
once h, " : "f inC, alm,y .f801' Peeling the Legion, which occasioned the re
PUcconS, j;', L . , ' lIiVS lOQlf cent disturbance in that city, was taken on
trial wa7 : - 1 :r inc,"w!,.he n,?ht ""e 1st inst. from the resi
in.Cin in- luesuiiy loiiow-encc ol a friend in the city of Lafaette,
fc ; wncre ne nad taken shelter, tioeged, and oth
CAlTIO.. LL Persons are cautioned against taking an
assignment of a note by me civen to Peter
Sutton or Isaac I. Keely, for the sum of twenty dollars, drawn Nov. the 9th, 1834, and payable in
ESTUAY.
TAKEN UP, by James S. Coalscott
living in Brookville township, Franklin county, on the 12th day of Sent
1S5, a Chesnut Sorrel Mare, of the
following description, to-wit: about 14 hands high, supposed to be 9 years
old last Spring, a small star in her forehead, some t addle marks, three white feet, two behind and one before, a small lump on her right hind leg, supposed
to be the bone spaven, no brands or other marks
perceivable, appraised at twenty dollars, by Mor
gan Koop ami John Howard. A true copy as per
amuavit. ELIJAH BAR WICK, J. P. Oct 15th, 1335. 42 3w
111! fi,
GEO. W. RYAN. House and Sign Painter.
"OULD respectfully inform the
public that he still resides in
Brookville, and continues the business
of Painting. He has served a regular
apprenticeship, which added to a considerable ex
Hornin
"W - - -
m.ti I E SVRIP.
'THIS Syrup is used to check or ... .. .
or Intermittent Pm-pp n.i-i.:n - . ic'
. U ana rover nn.l . Derate as a nro. o..,;.. ..... ..... vvcr ami to
preventive to the Bilious
r ever, nr
w.u i u epiuemics attended with fever It is simple in its nature mil, ;,, ,1 er". and invigorating to the wWe s em T"01"; to recru.t broken constitutions: create a L pct.te and remove debility. It ,UBt hAl the intermission, and can h ,L TJ.?. Ukn m
scases of
Looseness, Cholera Morbus, Cran I . n""
hh a'."S thC f t0macl' a,ld -veT8, Sick Head Ache, &c: and that frn., ,
dy among children, termed C O ER INF Xx" TUM or SUMMER COM PLA INT.
htUn hy P,h ntt0U'etasle' and will readily be taken by Children. Its success has been unrivalled, and it is now used in the practice of a Tmbe5 .C 1hisi.. -any of whom have
.v,..UCu i-cuiuics uetaumg cures of ereat im-
In the dose of two or thrno ,M i-.i. ..
adult, it will entirely suppress the spasms atten ding the SPASMODIC or ASlXTu
RA, and thereby afford n r,n,.,.,...:... r ... '
Lib t on of other remedies". It h ben repeated ly tried in this disease, and has never beennown ate relief a B",SlC "1StanCe' m oduc'"g id"
ft5-For ale bv the T
Dr II uvvp w i - v u proprietor, V , at ha'm. . Jersey, and by hi. Agents throushout the Unite.l Si.tn. . ,j r. 1 t
les. 1'orSalebv
Oct. 15th 1S35.
N. D. GALLION.
ALSO. The above med;r;,,o . ..
. c " ,ul aie at tne Store of r ji. ta
Oct 16th 1835. YiTtf
NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the late firm of W. B & S. M. DAVIS are requested, to call on'the undersigned and settle the same without delay. S. M. DAVIS, Surviving Partner. A Ij S -O . ALL persons indebted to JOHN DAVIS are requested to call on the subscriber and settle tha same and 6ave trouble. I can be found in a room east of N. D Gaillion'd north of the court house. S. M. DAVIS Acnt Sept. 25th, 1835. 39-3m. '
twelve months after date. As the said nnto ,vo penence since, jrives him a knowledge and nrac-
obtained without consideration. I am determimxl ! txce lbe business equalled by but few. He is
not to pay the same utiles
Oct. 2fith. A. D. 135.
compelled by law,
SAMUEL PETTY. 45 3w
Dr. Amos Jebarren's Vermifuge, For sale bv N. D. GALLION. Oct. 14, 135. " 43 bty.
confident that he can do work in as neat and du
rable manner as any other Painter in the State. He refers the public to specimens of his work, which can be seen at different places in Brookville. He hopes to receive a liberal share of the painting done in the county. Oct. Hh, 1835. 41 3w
jvst receTveo; GENER AL Assortment of SHOES Men's omen s. Misses, and j .
of Coarse Boots, Mackerel, Fur Hats,&c., for sale yi. . . ! PRICE.
"luuKviiie, Aug. 21st. Isou.
34-bty
VT , WEAVER'S REEDS. hand a large quantity of Weaver's Reeds, which are offered for sale, low.
, N. D. GALLION. Brookville, Sept. 7th, 1835. 11 bty
V