Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 October 1836 — Page 3
A M BBIC A N. ii u o ok v a l l e , a i i a i a FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1S30. .
oiuo elections. The election iti this State took place on Tuesday
iast for Governor, Congress, Legislature, 4c.
We have the reported majorities in sever.il conn-
ves. In Hamilton Co. Hip an liuren ticket has
succeeded by about 400 majority, consequently
;t irer is ueieaicu- uu luuun mir in iu result
S!Em!;R,!:.-.vfifflveah,v in this State- imp,,
- penalties upon
'Hfi I.ll.PIl .ffV.r.o T...7,.,. TJ,....l ...1 I
showmen who make ! ,r,v 1,; ; " "
Treat promises , ...nil. km,.. .. . .. u'' ..g..mM aammuig tol.ml.
, . me credulous j and committed hi
.,uj part i community, and whenthev
nave n-ot hold of i.
w " ""- , nicy CXllIDIt nothmg promised, except a few obscene monkies, a camel, and a few other pent up, starving animal,, which every boy in the country has seen to his hearts content, but which have changed their names every year. They generally make a great show on then bills, and promises of extensive pavillions,
out when the day comes, the pavillions are scarce
iy as lar jo as their hills, and every
OB1TCARY.
m, to lake his trial nt Ihri Jjied. on Iridav last. Lucrum v dauirh-
ensumgsession of the Criminal Com I of thatjter Thomas and Mary Murphy of this city. This decision, w bother just or not. np-! p'Ce, aged IS months. pears to have been popular among the cr.e: I "
icu citizens.
lunmcui ucing aomiuen to nan : fen AKE
juuge lieval tne counsel ot Giqud oh-j JO- ' by William G. Todd, of White Water ained a writ of habeas c orpus upon which ; township, Frankli.i county, Ind., an estray Mare, he was taken hofnip .Li.! 1, ,..,, ,,r .,, I a small brown, with a star in her forehead, a scar
ESTRAY. 1 AKEN UP, on the 24th day of .Sentember
individual r-e
. . . . I . . : i . . . o-
fhich we rceived trom a gentleman who came from; eiaii -goes home disgusted and out o." humor
, . !
Cincinnati yesteruay. . e caravans coma again and again they chano-a
.Majorities. the names of their animals mate m-.-nor nr,
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Ac.'es and invi? .ui- t;u, ,.. .
uuumc UHirt wlio was empowered to h-uei -i0", , a ii.u "S"1
ami determine on suchrroce-e The ri-'tli i , , a " nl-fiKi- - , ' " l,e r11'1 ! to be seven yers old last spring; no other brands
v A.,....u,iiluii mar juac Uurniu- I r marks discoverable. Appraised bv Kliphalet dez.ueriiled llml ,!.,. .,,,,.1 I .. . .. I M-itl-or l.,..i... 'n, - i
. i . w uv.uCLU 1I.IU l llML lO , uv,uit,.l VHUIgV, Ol HVCUl) -CK It'll U1IU
Harrison Ticket. Hamilton
Under Champaign
Clark Greene Clinton Warren Frobblc
1 100 1140 0-.27 1)30
.1,'()-c:t Ti
400
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I - o . ...... tr ivimta cauuiuiy
asii the cit.'zens oflhii county what has been inj variably the result. j We regret to see hills posted in this place for anj other "Great .lit rat lion" on Thursday next. We
( nope te law win be put in force against them
their promises are not fu'iilled
if
The Cikcvit Court has been in Session
in
.Maryland Election. 'lite election for Repre-
this place since .uonuay iast. i neir time lias , seiuais ves to the l,eg;sl;tture, come on in this
been principally occupied w ith small uninteresting Stato, on the od inst. So far as received they show
cases, such as appeals from Justice's Dockets, as-! conclusively that the people of Maryland aro do-
tiuits and battery 4c. &c. On Tuesday, John 1. j,oper, Henry Miller and George Gentry of FairtielJ, were tried on an indictment for riot. It - !..,... r. . I:. - -i- i
seems ll was a cnrisnuas iroac, in wwcii uiey ln-
I'algod rather freely in the Uo often disgraceful
practice of going about on christmass eve, tiring
guns about private residenees.destroying windows,
Mil frightening families. 1 he Jury found them
miilty and fined Geo. Gentry 2-1 dollars, and 1
hours imprisonment in the County Jail, and John
I. Loper 20 dollars line, ii4 hours imprisonment,
ami Henry Miller (he being a boy about 15,) $5
line and I hours imprisonment. We hope this will be a warning to those disturbers of the peace Mil quiet of private residences.
0;i Wednesday, Alferd Gaines, of New Trenton,
was brought before the Cotirt on an indictment for
an assault with intent to murder, his infant child.
The principal ground upon which his attoraies re
lied was mental alienation or insanity at the time
of tUe act. He was very ably defended by JJUssrs.
Ktua, Joiinstox and Matson. The Jury re
turned a verdict, after a few minutes retirement, of not guilty, on the ground, we suppose, of his aberration of mind.
County Surveyor. The Franklin Circuit Court
now is Session, has appointed Win. W. Carson
Esq. County Surveyor, for the County of Franklin, for the tena of 3 years.
termined not to be revolutionized y the recreant "MiHt.'ecM" u-lio would dissolve the State Government for part' purposes. In the city of Ualtimere where the Van Ikirca party four weeks since received a majority of IG41 voles, can now only boast of a majority of 299 a falling off of more than thirteen hundred votes in four weeks. In Annapolis the tables are also turned in like manner. Ia Prince George, Hartford, Kent, and in old Frederick &c. &c. Harrison Representatives have been triumphantly elected, where Van Buren candidates succseded four weeks before. Thus have the Republicans of Maryland indignantly rebuked the infamous "niiefpet," and as will be seen by the following, driving them back to their duty . THE SENATE OF MARYLAND. "The annexed article, from the Annapolis liepublican, conveys information which cannot but be exceedingly grateful to the People of the State, llarrassed, ks they have been, now for several weeks, with apprehensions of the suspension or subversion of their Government, they will learn, with a feeling of delightful relief, that a sutlicient number of their agents are about to return to their duty, and that a Senate xsilt It made. We feel a strong confidence that, nut a few days will now elapse, before this most desirable consummation
iviil be brought about. "A DAWNING OF LIGHT. We have good authority for asserting tllit John S. Seli.man, ilsq. and we have reason to hope that his colleague Wks'.uy Ljnthici'm Fsq- also have said that it the Van liuren ticket is defeated in Anne Arundel county, they shall consider it as an expression of
the will ot the county agaiuat the couise they, as Klcctors, have pursued, and as an instruction for them to go into the College and qualify, and that THEY SliAUK DO SO ACCUKD1SULY. 'We have heard it asserted that the individual
elected as an Elector for Annapolis, lias uttered
thr
eats to
e admitted to. bail, which was accordinHv
taken m the sum of .315,000 and Giipiel was discharged from confinement. This incens
ed the public seiiliniei.t, and some Lynch the Jude were made.
t On that night, several individuals went to j Judge Eertiiudez's house, knocked and inquired for the Judge. Hc went to the door.!
and asKed w.h it waswanted. lie was answered that they wished to Lynch him, ami one of !hem, a Mr. Kngan,it'is s;.id, laid violent hands upon the Judge, whereupon the hitler stabbed him, in a sculllo which ensued, with a sword and killed him. A Mr. ISailev who war also engaged at the same time with the Judge, was killed by the discharge of a doulie barrel gun by a young man, passin;: the night at the house of Judge l'ermudcz! Upon the death of these individuals, who are reported lo have been highly respected and respectably connected young men, the others in front immediately left the premises. No censure, or Maine, n e believe, is attached to the Ji'.de, It is not our purpose to say a word in relation to. tke decision of Judge ikrmtsdcz: he enjoys a high official station, and is, we believe, regarded by the sober minded citizens of New Orleaiu, as a gifted and incorruptible functionary. Whether las deepen w:i
right, or v. rong,in the matter above detailed,
defen-
a ha.t duihirs,as per aihdaviton tile. Given under mv hand and seal, this 4ih dav of October A. D. JOHN P. CASE. J. P. October 4th, 1S3G. 42 3 w
Administrator's a!e. OTlCi'i is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of James Jones,
deceased, late of Franklin County, la., will sell at public auction, on Saturday, Oct. 2lJth lt""i6, at the residence cf Simpson Jones, about 4 miles above lirookviile, on the West Fork, the goods and chatties belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of the following articles: Household and Kitchen furniture, Mare and Colt, some hogs, cattle, and farming utensils, corn in the field, &c. Salj to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms all amou'.ts over S doi'ars, nine months credit, by giving approved security. V.- C. JONES, .l..t'r. October -!lh lSCG. 41 w
Administrators Notice. OTICE is hereby riven that we'have this day taken out lettars of Administration on the es
tate of James Goudic late of l?rookville township Franklin County la., deceased, all persens indebted to 6aid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them duly authenticated for settlement in one year from this uate; the estate is solvent. JOHN VYNN ) , JOSEPH GOUDIE. "U!irsOctober 7th, ISod. 41
AdmiisisiJrators Sail. 7&TOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned administrators of the estate of James Goudie deceased, will sell at public auction, on Friday the 2?th of October A. D. ISSG. at the late residence of the deceased in lirookville Township, Franklin County and State of Indiana, the goods and chatties belonging to the estate of the said deceased, consisting of the following described artiticles, to-wit: Household and kitchen furnature, horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, three waggons, 3Iillstone and Mill Irons, farming utensials; and probably the use of a saw mill till next May. &c. &c. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A. M. Terms A credit of twelve months will be given for all amounts over three dollaj?, by giving approved security, JOSEPH GOUDIE, j , , , JOHN WYNN, Admrs. October 7th, 1826. 41 gw
IIS
Notice.
OTICE is herebv given that letters of Admin-
tration upon the estate of James-Jones, de
ceased , late of Franklin Co. Ind., has been granted to the i.mderigncd. All persons indebted to said cstaiC are ixquesU':1 to make immediate payment; una all having claims agair.st l'e same will present them will, in one year, lr settlement. The estate is considered solvent. W. C. JONES, .ldm'r. Oct. ith 1SCG. 41 3w
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int. i-uiiuuli ui me: iioier cannot t:e
ded. Let
7.a.'fri from Texas. liy our latest arrivals from
Texas, we learn that the election in that Republic-!
lis resulted in the election of Gen. Houston,
President, aiul Col. Lamar, Vice President. Gen.
Ihsustou is at the head of the Army, and issued a
proclauiatioK, on tUo 29tU "of August waking a1' oim;i ;,,,,t,i arc in regard to our city Election, hut
requisition fjr a detachment of 150 men from the have not been able to trace the report to distinct!
Counties adjacent to Nacogdoches, to eustain the authority.
Inited Slates troops tt that place from attack, aJl,,ority 'that SKV1JN of tiie nineteen electors which is apprehended from the Indians ami ?J-, refused to enter into any further obligation, not in icans.antil further reinforcements can be obt lined any event to meet the College and quality, than - - - -. -M lI -as imolied in their joint publication and that train Gen. Uaiws. It is tor opinion it wi.l be, 44 uupueu m .'- 1 ;,.. Y . , . ! some of them reserved a wtitten understanding, orrj times for the Mexicans when they comc ,Bsktifthey founJ itcxpedient to return and qualcontact with Gen. Gaines. He is a man possessing fy, they should be at liberty to do so, without being tbe braverv of a Jdckson or a Harrison, and com-' chargeable with a violation of good faith with the
uscicc permit the imimlarc in
fluence or overawe, those who occupy the seats of justice, and farewell to everything like law and order. If our Judges do'ivronif, if they are liable lo the charge of corruption or partiality in the discharge of their judicial functions; they may be impeached, and il convicted displaced. Heaven forbid, however, that they should become mere puppets in the hands of the populaiicc, and veered about with every breath of popular excitement or indignation. However we may regret the circumstance which led to the iccent
tragical scene at New Orleans, we cannot permit ourselves to offer the slightest apology lor the conduct of the rioters. Their fate should serye as a warning to others, and over their tombs should be creeled a monument, with this inscription "JFc violated the laze, and tec perished by violence."'
aaading an army who will never ask for quarters
Aeothcr attempt Las been made to rescue Santa t
Anna, but be is kipt in clise confinement
associates of the nineteen!
Good sews from the i:st. We yesterday saw a letter fr.)m a distinguished crtizen of Ohio, now on a visit to Connecticut, in which the belief is expressed that if Pennsylvania goes for Harrison, he will receive the support of every New England stale, except
New Hampshire. 1 he writer remarks that Jackson men are rallying under the Tippe
canoe banner in thousands; and that never
wasfo great a change witnessed in so short a tin e. Phi'a lelph ia Enqn ircr.
Execution. Koox Long, the accomplice of
i Wintrinirer m the murder of Jesse Crissinaa in
The Texian amir is now about :UHX t-trong.: nr;i ias,. n as executed on Friday last at a quar-
and wereencamped at the latent dates near Mat-' ter past 12 o'clock. He conducted himself w ith a 0 Bay.and did net apprehend any attack frcm the enemy. , , skin m affectionate farwell of the clergy -
! " -a the nrooer oftieers attendant, he addressed
The Florida JTar. It would appear from an f . to .1 0 gnecutiir8, signifying a hope of
'i pao-e that the Indian War was j forgiveness from any he had offended, iT such were , -r i ,;.i nn...t then biddinir adieu to the assembled thou-
vices "ives ucuna u an,. ni.n. t.....- r-
-a-.ids and to tbe worm no gieppcu uu uiy,
article on our first
uver, but later advices gives
Wtcheries, chiefly of females, by a party of Indians in the neighborhood of Jacksonville, about the middle of September. After committing the murder, ai burning several bouses, tbe savages made a preceipitate retreat, and although llpy were clorely persued by a party of Volunteers from Jacksonville, they made their escape.
W. T. EEKJiS-TAlLGB,
"IjiTAYlNG taken the room immediately over
Ja Mr. Isaac Price s badcler frhop, and having
also, come to the determination not to serve as MieriJTut this county at present, I feel myself prepared under such circumstances, to attend to any call in my line, from a double stitched 7?oxcoat, to a pair of drawers no mistake in me. I expect to receive the New York and Philadelphia Fashions regularly, every three months. ' W. T. BEEKS. Those of my customers, whose accounts have been of long standing, must come forward and pay up. It is impossible for me to pay my Journeymen
without money. 1 must have the splinters. W. T. B. Sept. 21st, 1SS6.
TAII.OSSBNC. S. F. llodtr.aii Tailor, "WOl'LD tender to the public acknowledgeV ments for past favours, and inform them, that ha still continues business '-down stairs," in the brick building immediately West of the Court House. He coulideutly refers the public to his past work, (always allowing a little improvement lor age and experienced for what he will do in futute. lie 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 tin? mrst fustidicus. Brookville Sept. C-th lt6 40
H&osaev Waie ted Anisi.
ALL persons indebted to the subscribers, either by note or book accourt, which is now due, aru reijiiested to make payment. Those whose notes tV accounts have been a long time due, will be put to costs, unless payment is made without delay. It is impossible for us to wait much longer, on such claims, and we hope all will save us the trouble of bringing suits against them. " 0 R. cv S. TYNER. yjrookville.Sept. 20th, 1S36.
HERE will be oirored at public sale at the house of the subscriber, in liloomincrirrnvo
Township, Franklii: Co. Ind., on Saturday the 22d of Oct. 6 head of young horse beasts, 20 odd head of stock Hogs, IG geese, 1 fanning mill, 1 bureau, two litlegunsvV. 1 horse carriage & harnass, hay in the stack and mow, farming utensils, and other articles to tedious to mention. .Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A credit will be given and terms made known on the day of sale, by the subscriber JOHN M1LHOLLAND. Oct. 1st iS:G. 41 ;jvv
13&OTS & SHOHS. UST received, and for sale,
Paid for hit subserviency. The editor of the G'ioLe has received from the Government within tie last year the pretty sum of $92,000, for ad
vertising and printing. This sum would Leal many wounds of the conscience, w hich he must
necessarily receive, if he has such an article about
him.
and in a moment his soul was lauucueu uno cr a. i t
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After remaining suspenaeu mmy "'i body was taken down, and delivered to his friends for interment. . Thus has ended the last act in the bioody trage-l.i-l, has excited our citizens for months past
' - 1.:..,. o-srnnstlv hone never
a repetiiioii j airaia may take place while our city has a name.
07Gen. Gaines has addressed a long letter to the Governor of Tennessee, and which has been published in the Nashvillle papers, in which he asserts and. show s that he w as fully authorised lo make the call upon Tennessee and Kentucky for volunteers. lie and the old hero are at issue. What next? lie also states that the Indians are asscmhlintr, and that he apprehends that the Frontiers in that quarter, will suffer trom their inhuman butcheries. We will give the letter in our
next. (jrreen Krccr tiazctlc.
;5( do do IOO common do
SO Boy's
Sift. 21s, 1S3G.
no 0 S.
B rowans, do do TY.XER.
.lrlanstis. The new State of Arkansas has juit elected two United States Senators, A. H. Svier, and Wm. S. FiLTOS.both decided Van Buren men.
From JiickncWs Iifforier. NEW ORLEANS. Condition cf Socu hf-lhc recent outrage in ,hat G-7- The condition of society m Scv, Orleans is anything but enviable. Scarcely a week goes bv that murders are not com-
lied Ihcre. 1'oinarcsmu !. -'-J-;y
while rtncounlrcs in me i,uu.:c-
occurence,
Cholera. This fatal malady is increasing rapidly in Charleston S. C. On the 27th of Sept. there were 41, on the 29th, S9 cases. Wc believe this is the only place at which its ravages hive been felt this season.
trecls Personal assaults, and other outrages l, !,..t ihpv f-irite little or
occur sc 1 rccpiciiiij , ... J .
.. . ......t Vo will not auempv iu .ic-
ccunt for this condition of thtngs, but t al
i i si enriPiv I iii?"i-.
sue ii u vi j -
highest degree lo a city of this kepubhc, profestng to be devoted to law and order, and under the control f a mayor, police, cc.,all
.rood citizens must admit. We. annex lie
. ..C tUc- latest outface, in which a
iiiiiiiiuiiua , ,- .-.ni . .. i men being dissatisfied
whh he decHion of a Judge, attempted to lynch him, and were punished in the sevctres f ib. m ituleeed, having losl
unwind. " 1 . 1
Representative from Foa?.ii;.--The vacancy in
the next Legislature fiom Fountain Co., Ind.,
occasioned by the death of Mr. Templeton, was filled by an election on the first Monday in this elected. He is a Van
Iharen man, but he had no decided opposition. Iii the field for a third term. We understand that a Van liuren meeting was held at Ilushville,
a Saturdav last, at which they passed a resolution
nominating the Hon. Amos Lane, as a candidate a third tinin for lYino-rpss. We also learn that Mr.
Lane was present at the meeting, and responded to the resolution in a speech of two hours long, ac
cepting the nomination, and in giving a history of
his great and valuable services to the country, and
more particularly, to the party . We were not at 1 1- ? -
Home in Brookville, on that cay, but it is procaine, .uM;
if we had been, we might have heard him roar, it I against Giqu being only 30 mile3 distant. ' ''
WILIjIA:?! M. 3I CARTY. Attorney and Counsellcr tit Late. TET'CTILL hareafter devote himself exclusively to VV 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. Ctiice in the Prick East of the court-house. iJrookville Sept. (5th, 1SK5. oT tf. II&CT021 CSI3TWCHJ3I,
13AVING permanently located himself in the
town of
Mount Carnieh Indiana,
,1.,. " mob -, 1 lo roi:nf.rtfi lu ton.h.ra 1
his Professional services to the surrounding country. 0i' approved proaucc, surfi c Flaxseed, I imolhy.
He would also inform young gentlemen, who are! anu wicr situr 1 atiitrs, r iax, linscy, Jeans,
drssirous of studying the Medical and Physical
Sciences, that he can accommodate them with the use of a giod Library; together with boarding and instruction. August 2-1 th, 19CC5. S3 Gin. Jnt Ilcccivet! atisl tor Sale. F A Pairs Millers make of Coarse Shoes, by J . D. PRICE.
their hves by their lementy. It seen ... some time since, a Mr. Kn and a Mi. G -. A tiiriiltr in New Or-
uuel srot into a pei ui.. - j . . leans? Unix challenged Giqacl,who instead of. accepting it, informed against l.rux. P; .... ih, letter prepared hxmU to cow-
WJWr,wlllc-l .l
A Woman with two Husbands. An examination of considerable interest tnnk
place before Judge Randall a day or two since. A man named Sullivan, if wp re
member aright, entered a complaint a-'ainst
nether lor having ranaway with his wife.
He staled that the faithless woman was mar
ried to him in Ireland where they had one child. They subsequently came to this coun
try atid resided for a short time at Boston.
while residing there the family became ac
quainted with a stranger named Jenkins.
that he boarded in the house and contracted a debtloa considerable amount, for which
thecomplainantsued him.and had him thrown
into prison. After his release he again visit
ed the house, succeeded 111 seducing the affections of Mrs Sullivan, & finally decamped with her lo N. York and thence to this citv, when
Mr' S. had Ihe man arrested and taken before Judge llandall. The woman denied having! any knowledge of Sullivan, said so far 'from I being Ids wife she never saw him bofore. j Several witnesses testified, however, that j thev knew her in Irelancd, where she passed j as the wife of complainant. This she contra-j
dieted in the most nosnive terms, and claim-! rtnllOSE indebted to David Price are renuested
ed Jenkins as her lawful and only husband. I -9- to call and settle their claims, such as are The JudTe how ever decided against her i due; especially 'notes that have been standing over 1 ,..;n in i.',ln i the last season. 15y so doing, they will confers
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CM A I il JlA3i OMCTOEIY. g-pSi) rFP!I1' nbscribcr respectfully informs. iVil the cjtizens of Franklin county, that iCJW liU continues the business of FTfft C1IAEJ1 JIAKIAft J in the town of IJrookville, Franklin Co. Indiana, where he .3 prepared to execute all contracts or oiders in his line, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Those wishing to procure either common or fancy chairs, will do well to call and exarnine his work. As he intends to apply himself closely to his shop, he flatters himself that he will render satisfaction by doi-.ig his work not inferior to any in the country. His shop :s immediately north of It. cc S. Tvner'a
jwic. iiii aim see. FRANKLIN McGINNTS IJrookville, Dec. 2"th, 1S3 5- Dty TAILOR IA. fcJ SIIEPPEUD respectfully infoims the citiK5 zensof Riookv isle and its vicinitv that he has cemoved his shop to the shop that was'formerlv ocWi'ied by W. T. iieeks, as a tailor shoo on tin
nortli side of the public stjuare, cast of N. D. Gall ion's Store; and is ready to do work in the latest fashion, and by prompt attention hopes to receive a liberal share of the public patronage, lirookville Sept. 2!)th ls;?(i. 40 JVST RECEIVER. A FRESH Supply of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of the following articles, to-wit.-Tiro cases Coorse cy oji? of Fine Kipp B00U. Miller 's Coarse and Fine Shoes. Boys, JUisses, and Childrcns Shoes. Figured and Plain Merino, and ass'd Collars Bombazets; Bazc Flannels; Bed Blatikets. Beaver, Straw and Silc Bonnets. Striped Plaid; and Figured Jaekoncts. Satin; Canton Flannels, $r. eye. Besides, a general assortment of Groceries Qucaisziare, Tinvrarr, Glassxeatr, Window Glass, J'uils. .1 giturul assortment of Ilard rearc. All of ivhieh, ;v trill sell lotc for rush.
M M . J ,
Ji!l Rccrirrd. LARGE quantity of Zancsville S; Conemaugh Salt, for sale by the barrel or bushel. Also,
PAIRS of Miller's Coarse Boots.
WOODS S( CROWN.
eye. S,-c.
Oct. 5th. 1S3G.
DAVID PRICE 4- Coy
Sept. acth, ia::o.
QHCcnswarc. 6 Crates of Ciucensware for sale by the Crate, by R. & S. TYNER.
IJrookville July oth, 1SKG. 2 bty.
CAS3 WAITED.
for the otfence of running away w ith another
man's w ife, at the next term cf the Court. BieknkH's Reporter.
favor on the subscriber.
lirookville, Oct. oth, 1SS6.
DAVID PRICE.
r from thence a
. i,... .,,. rtf drawin
pedit at us :eS.;lilatKr. and
,lrew- another am, ui..-. -
r fe. lm u seems, i-v..tv
a New Orleans
The grain crops on the Black Sea are, we learn from Odessa, unusually abundant. Our Russian trade to that quarter, and our
commercial treaty with the Porte, combine
every
of
ted States from the failure of our crops,
.Ycti- Yor.'z Star.
Just Rccivcd, A Fresh supply of White Lead Prussian Blue i- and Crome Yellow. Also, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil, hoe Varnish, Starch &c. for sale by
ROOTS A SHOES. UST received a large and excellent assortment of Men's coarse
hoots, Shoes, Brogans, with a large quantity of Children's Simes fc Boots. ALSO Ladie's Calf, Morocco, Prunela Shoes Boots, and Pumps. All of which, being purchased in the East before the rise, are now offered for sale at a small profit, and very low, by N. D. GALL! OX.
liroj.cvilie, bept. 23th, 1SC0. 40 tf
LAW AOTICE. John a. Matson and Geo. Holland, AE associated themselves in the" practice . of the law in Franklin and the ndinminnr
Counties of the od and Oth Judicial Circuits of the State of Indiana. One of the firm will attend recr. ularly the Terms of the Supreme Court of the State and District Court of the United States. Office first door north of the Clerks office Brookville July 2, 1836. 31 Gm Casia Tor WheaTmuT Ra?s THE subscribers will pay one dollar per bushel for merchantable heat, and four and a half dollars per hundred for clean linnen and cotton rags: all to be delivered at their Mills in Brook, vilie. PHILLIPS & SPEER. Brookville Sept. 2Bth 1SC0. 40 tf.
D. PRICE.
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Salt by the barrel. BARRELS of Connemaugh Salt just received and for sale bv It. cc S. TYNER-
September 7th 15c6. 37 bty.
SALT. I ST received and for sale, by the barrel, or at retail, a large quantity of Salt.
N- D- G A LI JON. Sept. 26th, 183G. 40 tf" Various kinds of Blanks, At the American Printing Office for sale.