Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 41, Brookville, Franklin County, 7 October 1836 — Page 3

pttflOKYE INDIANA. - Friday, October t, 1836.

ed with the Inspiring sounds of music from the celebrated bands of Johnson and Hazard, which ever and anon played "See the conquering hero comes,'' together with Yankee Doodle, and other national and appropriate

airs.

YY hen the Ohio rounded the Point, and it was seen by the flags she displayed that the patriot hero was on board, the s ir was rent with acclamations; and from that moment until he arrived at the wharf the mnllitnd.

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The " et and coU making it necessary to rekin- " fire in our palors, and rendering a cloak a J'el h'e companion. The mercury has fallen (jawiw"' .. . . ... of .). ti

osti le been i... - , j IOwee1 demonstration, indicative of the pop-

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Administrators Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that we have this day taken out lettars of Administration on the estate of James (Joudie late of Brookville township Franklin County la., deceased, all person

indebted to said estate are requested to make im

October T tli

JOHN WYNX, JOSEPH GOUDIF.

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rticles of vegetation have, been injured there- , uar fecling. Qa ,he . r;va, (f lJje ,o;t the wharf, the assembled thousands broke

Oc r vill contirn.es extremely healthy, there j forth in one loud and enthusiastic peal of a plain a-reable and b .:-(. bcon few cases of sickness of consequence, ( welcome. So gene:al and cordial ws the cannot fail to attract ll

:nrrtUe summer, except a few cases, some ol, greeting, that for an instant or two even the ,liive been fatal, of the summer complaint a- J roar of artilk-r) was silenc ed. This manifes-

rlliUlren. I" pOUHUl licaiiu, t I'"' ! ""u m- iillJlluill we'll. 11.1111-

boh

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blest.

on the

i, .. .,rv Tiijtrc. New York, was

The ,,li Se. t. burnt tr the ground. Loss 1:.,)00, or iJ.OOfl! which wasall sustained by Mr. Hamblin. The Franklin Circuit Court meets on Monday test. . n,.ri.m Circuit Court met at Wilming-

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on appeared neon the upper deck of the

boat, and responded lo the salutation. It is

I impossible, however, to gic on paper anv

thing like an acc urate account of so vivid and animating a specticle. We never witnessed any tiling equal to it. It was truly and emphatically a moment of the People, who permitted their feelings (o have full vent.

and poured forth in the true spirit of republi-

Wednesday last, soms oi our nuuuiie mtn yiciiuuuu iurireis one oi me t nOI-Hp, rhnm county on Monday week, but best and bravest of those who bared their bo-

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.i.. heir. no prospect of Court, the presiding

i..iirc not being there, and the Associates feeling Kaie delicacy in commencing Court at Wilminga, the lawyers returned. Hut Judge Kggleston on Wednesday we learn, convened the

soms to the bullets of the enemies of their country. All party prejudice was forgotten for the moment. The bitterest and most malignant of those wl.o have reviled and assailed the reputation of the gallant chieftain could not but have been overcome bv the

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l)3 on,?anr.cllcd tha Grand Jury, and held. Court. Marvlnd. We have occupied considerable cf tins ly"s paper, with extracts relative to the JhryUnJ Vl;t:cs. Il wiil bo seen that the Van Biren Electors have refused to meet in Convention

firtiie purpose " iwmig '-wic live all agreed to take an oath upon the Holy I'vir-'elisw that they will not meet ir, the College. On the other hind, the Harrison Electors have taten tlieir sents and h ive been qualified, and have

continued their sessions from day to day waiting

U i pionim. There are 21 , who have tanon their tts, ami it requires 24 to do business. The 21 ire determined to remain at their post, ready to iiscbarge their duty, and will meet and adjourn tverv dav until they have a quorum, to elect Senators, or until the expiration of the time lor which they were elected, which we believe is five years. Whit will bathe issue, time will determine, but e Live fearful anticipationss

. . 1 ftt.. noif n.Cf rt lilt 1

Cjlrtlllim,",-Ul . ' i general t'eelinir, and have joined in the uui-

afrom the Lawrei.ccS.urgU Jan 10 .mm.g- hurst of natriolie entbusiasm.

As soon as the crowd could be suilicentlv divided to allow a pass.e from the boat, the General, accompanied by a committee of citizens, was escorted to a barouche:; but here, so dense was the multitude, so general was (he desire to press forward and catena glimpse of the features of the hero, that, after

making an attempt to drive the vehicle, it was found impossible lo manage the liooes; indeed, they kicked and reared in so frightful a manner that it was deemed expedient to unharness them. This was done, and the barouche was slowly dragged along the

streets to the Marshall House, not, luwever,

without being ficquen'h interrupted by the

crowd. We must not forget to mention that,

on arriving opposite to Independence Hall

the vast concourse paused, as if by general

consent, when the deafening shouts were renewed and reiterated. The ladies who oc

cupied the window s of the neighboring buil

dings waved their handkerchiefs, and seemed lo participate in the general joy; and as soon as the acclamation had somewhat subsided. General Harrison rose and addressed the citizens to the follow ing ellect: " Fcllow-Citizensi Familiar as I am with Philadelphian liberality and hospitality, the cordial greeting with which you have been pleased to honor me has awakened in my bosom emotions vt hie h language is inadequate to express. (Cheers.) Your kindness can never be erased from nvy memory. I have

been named for the highest oihee in the gitt

Gen. Harrison. We have copied several articles in our paper, giving an account of Gen. Harrison's reception at some of the principal cities in the East. He had not reached New York, where lie Ms going, at our latest accounts. The enthusiasm with which he is received, shows that his valuable services are firmly seated in the hearts of his countrymen. Wlio dare say, Republics are ungratee: CINCINNATI WHIG OFFICE, OeTOBEil 3d, S'-G. The Market. Fi.ova has undergone a material change since la:t week's report; price at Canal, Whiskey A less animated demand has been experienced for this article within a few days, and consequently has declined a shade; price to-day, ?4 cents, and dull at that rate. HaCon is slow of sale, at 9 cents; but little comi"'!.' in, cither by canal or wagons. Uri maintains its value of Vi cents for Leaf. Kk.vwvhv Salt In consequence of light supfl es.is in good demand, and quicK of sale, at, from W to 50 cents per bushel, as in quality. Si"gr remains stationary, for New Orleans. Hi to 12 cents; white Havana, loi cents; brown Hivim, 11 cents. Coffee There is a better demand for this article; as tha Fall business has commenced, sales are j mkinj in large lots for Rio, Vl-& cents; for Ha-j 'Ma, M eents. i

At three the committee for the district conveyed the General to the limits of the city and taking leave of him, he was escorted by Ihe Baltimore committee on his way to the monumental city, which he will reach on Thursday by 3 P. M. At all the villages, at Bladensburgh & Vansville, the General was received with the most marked demonstrations of personal and political attac hment. The General is in vigerous health, and line spirits, in fact looks younger than he did when 1 saw him twenty years ago. I could but ad-

mire.be cafe and dignity with which be bore; A!liililraJrs Sale. b n,,elfdunng the day-no faUc show--no.j QTICE is herebv given that the undersigned eIioit.orctIect.no cringing or fawning, butiXI administrators of the estate of .lames iou-

lonest bearing, w hie h die d. craved, u ill sell at public auction, r.n Kndav 1

be good will of all who 1 the 2'lh.r October A. I). 1S. at the late resi-

oence oi ire UJceaseu in Uroikvillc Towrs'ai , Franklin County and Stale cf Inrima, the gtoia, ind chatties belonging to theestntt of the said de-' ceased, consisting of the fjllou ing d scribed artitichs, to-wit: Household and kitchen fuinature,. horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, three waggons. Millstones and Mill Irons, farming utensials; and ;rob- ; ably the use of a saw mill tili next May, Arc. Arc. 1 Sale to commence ut !) o'ch ck A. M. "Terms A credit of twelve months will he given for 11 amounts over three dulluj;', by giving approved security, JOSEPH OOFDIE, ) . , , JOHN WYXX, : October 7th, l:;o 4 ;w

ITIOEY WANTED. ALL persons indebted to the undersigned are earnestly requested to call and pay up, particularly those whose note are due, are requested to lift the same. Those whose accounts have been

nnpn 12 mnnllia ita roiiioct(t1 tn nail nA linniitnta

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i.Cu.a ajriiicui., miu uiufce Having ciainiB against them if possible, and if all cannot be paid give the same will resent them duly authenticated for note8 for tie balar.ee. The severe vretiure in the settlement in one year from this date; the estate is money market is a sufficient explanation of this solvent. ,..,11 pio ,.t...,l

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X. I). GALLIOX.

meet him. On the lib of March if von come

here, you will see him inducted and hear his inaugural. .A". J". Cuur.aml Eitq.

EST received and for sale, by the barrel, or at retail, a large quaiititv of Salt.

X. I). OALT.IOX. Sept. 26th, 1$:?G. 40 tf.

of any People for the highest oilice upon earth; and 1 feel that in tne event of my election c ould any circumstance for an instant swerve i.ie from the path of duty a reference to this impressive scene would instantly recall m-i to a sense of the obligations I owe to my country. (Immense cheering.) And here, before these sacre d walls, walls rendered doubly sacred to me by the memory of one more" dear to me than any other, who in that had pledged his life, his fortune, ami his sacred honor in the cause of his country, and from whom I imbibe the same feelings of devotion to Ameiican Liberty, I oiler vn the saHMi pledge, rigidly aud io the utmost extent oi my power "to maintain the hon-

mi.: flicrMilv ot in v native lanu

ji-Paii'liusiastic che ering.') I again thank you

fVnwt the Pennsylctiiiia onvr Sefl. ;' fellow-cilixens, for your cordial and entliusi-

KF.X. HARRISON AT PHILADELPHIA. iXUv reception on the present occasion, the Triimpuvnt Reception of Gex. Hauw- remembrance of which I shall carry with me The P vTitio r ami the People. Such ; tt my latest hour." . scene as attended the arrival in tins ciU i The concourse: then proceeded on lo the aSuturdav last of Gen. W.luam II. IIar-J Marshall House, when, alter giving another wwslrns not been witnessed since the visit j round ofcheeis, the r.e-neial,accoinpameeI by Lafayette. The People turned out in a Part of friends, entered that cstal.hsbmcnt tiwirmicht on the occasion, and welcomed as his temporary residence, and the large as-war-worn hero bv enthusiastic slioutsj semblage of citizens retired to their homes,

;h .1.-. ,r ..-:nr. a.A ! d fclixhir.st accident harms occurred 10

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waving of llags, the roar of artillery, and

"on other suitable demonstration of joy. It a scene calculated to quicken the slug-

!i Mood in the bosoms ol the most apalhet

ar the brilliancy of lhc w arm-hearted re-

ception. We can only ncut, mat u uw -vents ofS iturdav are to be considered a true

c-to rouse and excite every latent spark ofj indication of public sentiment in f"patriotism, and to p.ove triumphantly the jnily, if any thing like the same fee ing ex. nleolin.,.1 f i.. iK-,1 "llcnublics'throusrhout the Mate and the .Nation, , nit

w angrateful." It'was a voluntary tribute j patriot mar be assured tha t the repub lie is the part of the IVonle. produced without! safe-lho i'cople st.l true to the Consutut.on

M.v pre-concert, and, indeed, rather retarded j and the Laws.

-'in otherwise by the expressed w ish ol the General himself, as well as by that of many his warmest friends in this city. He de-

Extract of a letter dated Washington, Scrr. "22, 1S30.

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lo pass throuSh our State quietly and! Gen. ill. am Henuv u abb itWt th. Iik.f ,r:l,: and hence.lvenerable statesman and brave soldier reach-

.i. . . i i . . , i i .i r,i,w,dnv mormnsr at aooui

eU II1IS Cll OH HVUIll.uuj C 2 o'clock! A larse collec tion of citizens were at the wharf on Tuesday evening waiting his arrival, but were disappointed in seeing him

to the mail boal navinj; iuui.u ...

ieii waited upon by a committee appointed !r the III 1 1'IViiH pol ncoil tr cfnti nositivelv

,, I ff ..UOV.V v w ( we day of his departure from Baltimore. -Notwithstainlinir lliese circumstances, how-

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'vtssooii asit was given out inai ne wouiu ; u u i - - - f ,ie rr,u.n . .. . ... . r - .i.:ini,'c r,.:i- i. A committee ol geniic

: -.u),y arrive on Saturday, our citizens o. , aS. ' - .fv wrp deputed to

vau-

tiied

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ilotel.

:erv r ;kc .... I .i.,c,...;ni..-.n. i m nrh and the men nowevci nom

Mnus,atid hastened to the lanaing piace, cu u; .... - - - - , -

-rucrto await and give welcome to the , tne Ve"";"1". . T, "rt vev him to

e-"m. ueiemtet ot his country. ( , , , .-1.-1 JI.C aup fail presented at Chestnut street ' ings prepared for him at G. vhby olJ' as iaipoiins and soul-stirring in an During the nioriung, the I Xwdegree. At least thirty thousand' ed with citizens ol all JdL ? were" there congregated. The ship- ers.) who came ; to p-y the pect. Ihi. di

nL' in ; i:.,.. ;LKi.hAAd n:ic rmo-msiit:u

. 1111; 1 1 1 1 ; 1 it-'ti 1 ri 1 (- 1 r y iuuiuuou w

5 j 1 v. 1 v. t . . 1 I. 1 I. a nnnnl' I fill!

al v,. .:,i. ..... . : ;.. 1 nrenartd, lo wnicii iu Bc,,v,",r .

- "nil numan oeings; every fiiiiiicu.c 1.1 1 iwu.. . 1 - . ,:fr from HaitiT was crowded with eager expectants; down, attended by the comrattcc JaI hc -spangled banner wared there in all ' more, and the central committee ol 'jeity and beatilv, and the air was till-' trict, and numerous o.her f.iends.

From the Baltimore Chronicle rf Sel. 2-'?. GENERAL HAURISON AT BALTIMORE. Reception if General ILrrison. Never was a conquering general, returning from Ihe field of triumph and glory, received w ith greater enthusiasm, than was manifested ves terday on the arrival of Gen. William Henry Uarkison within the limits of our civ. The early part of the day was unfavorable, and many persons were prevented from joining in the procession by apprehension of rain. Asit was, however, the cortege was one of the most splendid e ver w itnessed in Baltimore. The General, attended by Dr. Alexander. Gen. Medtvrt, and Mr. Booth, slept at Vans' ille cu Wednesday night, and at 2 o" clock yesterday he reached Carroll's Bridge, about a mile from the 1 ilv, on Ihe Washing

ton road, w here he was met by a cavalcade of nearly live hundre d horsemen, lie rode with the above named gentlemen, in a barouche drawn by four gre-y horses. The cavalcade was joined some distance within the city by a vast 11111 her of c itizens on foot, and proceede d, the e quipage of (he Gene ral in the centre, down Pratt street to the Point, from w hence it returned, by way of Market street, to the lodgings prepared for him at the Eutaw House. The procession was under the charge of Jos. K. JStapeetox, Esq. Chief Marshall agisted by a number of deputy marshals, whose exertions and services upon the

occasion w e hope to hole and commend hereafter. Upon arriving in front of the Eutaw House the General left the haroui he, accompanied by the committee of arrangemeets, find was conducted lo a platform over the portico; w here he w as addressed by the Hon. Caarles W. Hanson, on behalf of She citizens of Baltimore. As his address will probably be published, we find it only necessary now to sav. that it was one of the most eloquent and appropriate performances to which il has ever been our lot to listen. It was replete with happy allusions' to the prominent incidents in the life and traits in the c haracter of the: di tinguished individual addressed, clothed in j

language ot Addisonian elegance, and delivered with the energy ;.nd grace w hich are c.haractcrittic of the accomplished orator. Gen. Harrison's reply delighted his friends and disappointed his opponents. It was ready, fluent and eloquent. His manner was full of animation, and he hesitated not, for a moment, for the most appropriate and polish

ed phrase to convey his ilignified and evalted sentiments. His address was interrupted by repeated plaudits from (he immense assem

blage; and when he sat down, the welkin rang with long, loud, and reiterated shouts of admiration and welcome. Upon the whole.

the rcce pdion went e ll" with the utmost eclat, leaving upon the minds of all who participated in it, the most pleasing sensations. Since the time when the elite of the city turned out to we lcome Lafayette to oui borders, no such assemblage has been witnessed amongst us; and we do not doubt in

Ihe least, that, combined with (he impulse given to public sentiment, by (he recent acts of daring usurpation attempted by (he Van Bui en Electors of Senate, it will lead to a salutary and vigilant attention to public affairs, on ihe part of all classes of the community, that must lead the Whig forces to triumphant victory. Gen. Harrison. The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette of the 27lh inst. says: Vesterdey morning Gen. Harrison was at the Hall of Independence, and at the south door of ihe State House, he received the salutations of thousands of his admiring fellow citizens. Heoccupyed the very place on w hich Lafayette stood, w hen so many joined the sc hools of the city to pay their respects to that veteran. "This morning the General will visit Wilmington and return in the evening. Tomorrow he will start for Trenton and New Brunswick, and on Thursday will visit the city of New York. Wherever he goes the highest honors await him. He is emphatically

the people's man.

Administrator's Snip.

JOTIC -. is lierebv riven that the iinilersicrnp.i

Administrator of the estate of James .Tones

defeased, lute of Franklin County, la., will eell at public auction, on Saturday, l.Vt. VMhh 1S:'G, at the residence of Simpson Jones, ahout 4 miles above Hrookville, 011 the Wet-t Fork, the poods an ! chatties bclonin to the estate of said deceased, consisting of the following articles: Household and Kitchen furniture, Mare ant! Colt, some hogs,

cattle, and farming utensils, corn in tho field, occ

"1 1 Stairs in Towia.7

VJ'. T. BfcESiS TAILOR, AVI( tiken ihe room immediately over Mr. Isaac Price's SaddW Shop, and having

; also, come to the determination not to terve at She) -iFef this county at present, I feci myself prepared, under such circumstances, to attend to any rail in my line, from a double stitched ?oxcont, to .a pair of drawers no mistake in me. I expect to : receive the New York and Philadelphia Fashions ; resruiarlv, everv three months. Y. T. KKBKS. j Those of my customers, whose accounts have . been of long standing, must come forward and pay , up. It is impossible lor me to pay my Journeymen ' without money. 1 must have the splinters. V. T. B. Sept. 21st, 1S:G. .ISonry Wanted A:;aici. I.L persons indebted lo the subscribers, either ' by note or book account, which is now due.

are requested to make payment. Those whose notes iV accounts have been a long time due, will be put

nil 10 to commence at in o clock A. 31. I erms 1 10 cists, unless navment is made without delav. Il

all amounts over dji'ars, nine months credit, by : is imossible for us to wait n.-irh longer, on such giv ing approved security. j ..i.,:, ' nmt h., ..11 m save us the trouble of

October 4th 1S?6.

W C. JOXES, ,-ldm'r. 41 Hw

bringing suits against them.

It. cV S. TYNEIt.

AciissiEiisitrator's IVoticc. TfcJOTICE is hereby given that letters of Administration unon the rstale of Jumps Jmipn. !p.

ceaiipd, late of Franklin Co. Ind., has been grant-j ed to the undersigned. AM persons indebted to I said estate are requested to make immediate pay-j ment; and all having claims against the same will

present them w ithin one year, for settlement.

I he estate is considered solvent. NY. C. JONCS, Jdinr. Oct. iih 18(3. 4i:iw

?rookviie. Sept. Xtb, lSi-6.

boots & shoe:. FST received, and for sale,

PAIRS of .Miller's coarse Z?ooU.

A Fit ESI I Supply of Fall and Winter (Jowls, consisting in part of the follow ing articles, towit. Wo cases Coorse one of Fine S,- rVipp Boots. Jllillcr's Coarse and Fine. Shoes. Boys, Misses, and Childrens Shoes. Figured and Piain jlcrino,and ass'd Cellars. Bombazcls; Buze Flannels; Bed Blankets. Beaver, Straw and Silk Bonnets. Striped Plaid j and Figured Jachonets. Satin; Canton Flannels, $-c. Besides, a general assortment of Groceries, Qiiccnsuarc, Tinu-arr, Glassuarc, Jlindozc,

Glass, J'ails. .1 general assortment of Hard-

n arc. .ill of u nici, we will sell lotv tor cash.

or approved produce, such as Flaxseed, Timothy and Clover seed, Ft others, Flax, Linsey, Jeans.

yc. yc. DAVID PRICE & Co. Oct. 5ih, 1S3G.

.10 IOO

SO S,pl. 2 1 st, 1SHG.

do common Boy's

do do do 4- 5.

Brogans. do

TY.YER.

co-nartnershii) has been formed between David

Price and John W. llitt in the mercantile bu

siness, and will be conducted under the firm of David Price te Co at the stand formerly occupied by David Price in Hrookville. We Hatter ourselves that we shall bo able to accomodate our friends anil customers on as good terms as can be hild in the State, and will give a. liberal credits. . Our stock of merchandise is now very goof", and we intend keeping it so, and by so eloing we respectfully solicit aud confidently expect a liberal

share of patronage. I) YI D PillCE&CO.

Brookville, 14th Sept. 1836.

1IIEKE will be offered at public sale at the

house ot the subscrioer, in Uloominggrove

I ownship, I' rankliri Co. Ind., on Saturday the li'Jtl of Sept. six head of young horse beasts, one 1 i tie gun and one horse carriage and harnace, hay in the stack, and new farming utensils, and other articles to tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. j credit will be given and terms msde known on the day of sale, by the subscriber. JOHN MILIIOLLAND. Oct. 1st 1;1G. 41 Sw.

TAIf,01tl.f. S. F. Rodman Tailor,

OULD tender to the public acknowledge

ments for past favours, and inform them,

that he still continues business '-down stairs," in the brick building immediately West of the Court House. He confidently refers the public to bis past work, (always allowing a little improvement for age arid experience) for w bat he will do in futute. He will also, endeavor to fulfil punctually, his engagements. He receives the Philadelphia, and New York Fashions, and believes he can fit the dimensions of the most deformed, or please the taste of the most fastidious. Brookville Sept. 29th 1836. 40

Cash for Wheat and Rags. rg'XIlE subscribers will pay one dollar per bushel JSL for merchantable Wheat, and four and a half dollars per hundred for clean linncn and cotton rags: all to be delivered at their 31ills in Brook-

vi ue.

PHILLIPS ic SPEEK. Brookville Sept. Ctfth lSli. 40 tf.

WILLIAM It. lU'CAKTY.

Attorney and ConnscUcr at faic.

flLh hereafter devote himself exclusively to

his profession and will attend to all Law

business intrusted to him in the Circuit Court of

the adjoining counties and in the Circuit, Probate and Justices Courts of Franklin County. Office in the Brick East of the court-house. Brookville Sept. Oth, 1SLT). 7 tf. DOCTOR CIIITWOOU, ' MAYIMJ permanently located himself in the tow n of Mouiit Carmcl, Indiana, eight miles east of Hrookville, respectfully tenders his Professional services to the surrounding country. He would also inform young gentlemen, who are dosirous of studying the Medical and Physical Sciences, that he can accommodate them with the use of a good Library; together with boarding and instruction. August 24th, lSrO. 35 Gm. Just Received and tor .Sale. T4fc Pairs Millers make of Coarse Shoes, by

93W ). PRICE.

Just Received.'

ALAIttiL quautity of Zanesville $,- Coneinaugu Salt, for sale by the barrel or bushel.

Alfo,

3Iiller s Coarse Boots.

WOODS S,- BROWN. Sept. 2Cth, 130."

0,cciiswarc. Crates of 0.ueensware for sa'.e by the Crate, hy R. & S. TYNER.

Brookville July 5th, 133G. bty.

Just K reived, Fresh supply of White Lead Prussian Blue and Crome Yellow. Also, Castor Oil, Sweet

Oil, Shoe Yarnish, Starch &c. for sale by

JJ. PRICE.

TAILORIAC.

OBI TIT A RV.

SHFPPERD respectfully infoims the citizensof Brookville and its vicinity that he has

j removed his shop to the shop that was formerly oci copied by W. T. Z?ecks, as a tailor shop on the : north sitle ef the public square, east of N.. D. ' Gllion6 Store; and is ready to do work in the la- ' tes-t fashion, and by prompt attention hopes to rei ceive a liberal share of the public patronage. Brookville Sept. 2nh l?ai. 40

Cvmtn u n icaled. Dim At Mount Willing, Parish of East Feliciana, Louisiana, on the flth September, ult. Mr. James B. Ham.e, formerly of New York. Mr. H. resided in this tow n for some time, and

was highly esteemed by all who knew him, for the

ROOTS & SHOES.

UST received a large and excellent assortment

of Men's coarse

Boots, Shoes, $ Brogans, with a large quantity of Children's Shoes it Boots. T62t I !:.. 'If m. t , ..

goodness of his heart, and the uprightness of his; -ov,-.;au,c e , .rocco, iruneia anoe. ? j . .,..i. r .1.;. l,io,n E;Ptv ! Boots, and Pumps. All of which, beinff purchased

conduct. In the death of this gentleman, society

is bereft of a shining ornament lond Parents of a dutiful son brothers of an affectionate brother his friends of a kind companion science of a perseevering student education of a firm friend, and the world of an honkst mas. H.

in the East before the rise, are now offered for sale at a small profit, and very low, by N. D. GALLIOX. H-ivtv-il!, S ept. 2Gth, 1S::g. 40 tf

tiri: II!0.. "W"r7"E have received within the last few days a v V quantity of Tire Iron, assorted sizes. R. & S. TYNER.

Sept 7, 1936.

37 bty.

LAW NOTICE. John A. Matson aud Geo. Holland, A E associated themselves in the practice

of the Jaw in trankliu and the adjoining

CASH AVAATKIf. raiHOSE indfbtedto David Price are requested

M. to call and settle their claims, such as are ; Counties of the 3d and 61I1 Judicial Circuits of the

due; especially, notes that have been standing ovcr j State of Indiana. One of the firm will attend rcgthe last season. By so doing, they will confer a ! ularly the Terms of the Supreme Court of the favor on the subscriber. j State and District Court of the United States. DAVID PRICE. I Office first door north of the Clerks office. Brookville, Oct. oth, 1?S6. Brookville July 28, 1S3G. 31 6m

CHAIR MAX I FACTORY.

rBlHh Subscriber respectfully informs JL the citizens of Franklin county, that

he continues the business of CHAIR JSAKLMi in the town of Brookville, Franklin Co. Indiana, where lie is prepared to execute

all contracts or oiders in his line, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Those wishinv to procure either common or fancy chairs, will do"welI to call and examine his work. As he intends to apply himself closely to his shop, he flatters himself that he will render satisfaction by doing his work not inferior to any in the couDtry. His shop :s immediately north of R. fc S. Tyner's Store. Call and see. FRANKLIN McGINNIS Brookville, Dec. 25th, 1S&5 52 bty

Salt by the barrel. BARRELS of Conneinaugh Salt just received and for sale by

R. As S. TYNERSeptember 7th 1SS6. 37 bty.

Various Idiids of Blanks, At the American Printing Office for sale.