Indiana American, Volume 4, Number 45, Brookville, Franklin County, 4 November 1836 — Page 3

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"VlUDAV, X O V KM B Kit 4, IS3G. joiTwELL TO YOUlt TICKETS. .The voters are respectfully and earnestly in- ... i i. .troll tn thpir Tir!i't liefnri thev

treated wiw . '

dcnosi'.ed in the ballot oox. i nere 18 reason

believe, that Hie aunerents oi ait. van i e, .'.inn of success in any other way, will enVivor to impose spurious ones upon the unwary. To guard against deception, therefore, it is nectsfary to examine carefully, not only the caption

Di.trtiyb Gales on the Lakes -The St.! years, 10; Jefferson 8 venr?. 39; .Madison, S!

. ""'iMy"ii1e Chicago! years, 5; Monroe, 8 vears, 9; John Q. Adam American gi ves an account of a tremenduous gale ! 4 years, 2; Andrew Jackson. I year. 000.

i"u aucoiiioanieu will, ri n - ...

i u vice siccommoaatians. "Jny icuer for me to-day, Sir?" "For vow! no ohv thundered old GrutTasabcar, the post-ma.ter. "John!" save the P. M. to a bystander as soon as the questioner had gone "John! what the devil's that fellows name'.'"' "You fool! look on his letter and sec.'

Brags, Itfedicincs, Paints &c.

it . 1 Y ISl-.lC keep on hand a general as

BALTIMORE.

that nrrtirr.! m . : .. .. . . ,

VIIQ .,lu ,,1(.i,U) anu estimates the damage in and off the harbor at $150,000 to 5200-

000.'

TueM oney Maukkt. The New York Express says.- -There is yet no relief in the money mar ket; and we are sorry toadd, that we see no imine"

diate relief. Our friends abroad can hardly realizc the almost uprecedented slate of affairs among usMen who l.ave millions of dollars in property, arB a lniost beggars in their money affairs. The South

.:. i iAM mp ou ..ana a genera as- .,,, subscriber ,,ereb ; notire , . sortment o the following articles which Jj will expose at public sale on the 29th and mi

will Le sold at w holesale or retail, at City prices.

and the West, the West in nartwul:.,- ar nu'lmcr

of each Ticket, but also every name it contains u f(jrour " I S1.A ft l.na o V-A ' I ItlCAptAil 9 ft

ij,roerto ue cert-m j - """ from the Western Banks,

r .1 nr.rlE 9 nil "l A atPS : Sllll let PVPTV fllie

tioa oi i" i'"r - - -. ct s if the issue of the present strugle depended

anbisown individual exertions,

oinnot

and the result

be otherwise than glorious to the State. and

propitious

to the best interests of the country.

Mllft M t Vint cnon!

,J no more, nnu mat .. . . t , enMIgh , do eyen of own The dislre

filing. Let all bear in m.n.l ...at a smg.e error . d evils u, are njt to lfce Wer. I Blf Ion one vote, and probably defeat the elec-1 pecu,ator!I nd 6tock Jobbcra a,one. Xhe wLo,.

business community, without exception are suffer ing. The commercial embarrassmeut isunivcrscl, ihe pecuniary distress great, the failures many, and unless something is done, and done quichly, there are a multitude whose families will suffer, and whose business will be crushed.

Ihe Gazette says "We understand that the banks in this city have received an assurance from the proper quarter, that no more specie drafts will

be made upon them. 1 his measure cannot fait to

operate beneficially upon the mercantile interests,

by rclieveing the money market to a certain extent

Shipwreck. We learn that the brig Newcastle, Cnpt. Hull, from Bangor for Boston, with a cargo of sh te, and a number of passenger?, was lost at Uellcport, near I'aichagtie, 1.. I. on Sunday night, officers, crew and passengers nil saved. The vessel went to piecet on Wed

nesday morning. Insured in lioslon.

Upodildoe Kntemans Drops Godfreys Cordial British Oil Harlem do Castor do

Sweet do Oil Spike Balsam Life

Bloodgoods Elixir of

Health

l'ahneslotks Yermif-1

Eleitioh Retwrss. As there is great comrliint anionj readers relative to the unsatisfactory accounts given in the political papers of the day of Ik returns of the late elections, and as we candid. It desire the public mind should be rightly informed,

ve Lave copied from the New l orkcr, a most Krujmlous neutral paper, a review of the October !ections. The statements therein cortainrd can becepended upon. Well would it be for our RepiMie, did all the Journals of the Ui.ited Stales, pursue a course as candid and honorable as the Sew Yorker. The Commissioners Court meets on Monday

next, hut will without doubt adjourn over to Tue6lu, Monday being the Presidential election day. The Probate Court meets ou the second Monday in Ibis month. Nsw Paper. We hav before us the proposals furir.rw paper to be printed at Knighlstown, Henry Co. Ind by Mr. T. D. Ci.arksos, entitled tbt "Indiana Sun." Henry County will doubtless give ample support to a paper conducted properly. As for richness of soil that county is inferior to

wne in the State, and in point of population his

few supcrioiirs.

Ska nboat Struck by Lightning. On the 16th ult. the steamboat Lewis Cass, lying at Mobile, wi struck by lightning. One man, a boatman, ai killed, and two others were knocked down by lbcEbck.

Mexico and Iha United Slate. The following is from an editorial article in the Washington Globe. Although we have no knowledge of the

'reasons given by Mr. Gorostiza for taking his

leave, we think the following extract from a letter, just received, sheds some light on the

subject : Extract from a letter received in this city

from a gentleman who left Tampico on the l2th of September last. "The Mexican ports are now open to the Spanish flag, and the Government of Mexico

has despatched commissioners to Cuba, for the purpose of raising a naval armament to cruise against the Texians. Is it probable that men embarked in this warfare, would, or will return to port without prize money! The Texians have no commerce to gratify

their enemies with, and all their armed vess-

iels would not equal one decent prize.

Therefore it behooves the commerce of these seas to be well protected against piratical

movements. Several private letters from the

interior of Mexico were shown to me at 1ampico, from which the sentiment appears to be universal among the Mexicans, that war will

The Mercantile Advertiser of yesterday

savs 'vchr. Boxer, t ant. l.ibbs. ol Nand-

1 7 f wich, from Hud.on, with marble, bound to Philadelphia, capsized and sunk about 8 o'clock, A. M. while beating out of Sandy Hook Bay. She now lies about 2 n iles

west of the Light House, in live fathoms wa

ter. Capt. (W.ton Gibbs) of Sandwich, and Geo. Hulscy, a black man, belonging to Hudson, were drowned. The cutter Alert, Captain Becker, wa fortunately near at the

time, and very promptly went to their assistance, and succeded in saving the remainder

of the crew. The cu'ter's crew are now (at 5 P. M.) employed in stripping the vessel of sails, rigging, &c. and will probably succeed in saving all that is above water before night. The steam boat Sun, Capt. Elijah Peck, was despatched by the Underwriters, at !2 P. M. yesterday, to give what assistance was necessary, and returned at G P. M. brought up the mate." Bkkncir Rt porter, Od. 18.

u 4.

Cleveland AgucDrops'Rcd Lend

Doct. J). Jagnes Carmiuitive Balsam and Health llestorativi Cream Tartar Tartaric Acid Syn. Cai b. Soda

Gum Opium ' Arabic

Camphor Asafoelida A Iocs

u Myrrh Shellac Cayenne Pepper Annatto Ui fined Borax Carb. Magnesia Rhubarb Liquorice Cloves

Cinnamon Nut megs Nutgall's Sulphate Quinine ltroukville Aug 16th,

Calomel

Croton Oil

Adhesive Plaster Pink Root Senna Leaves Jalap

Red precipitate Oint

ment

Spts. Turpentine

Alcohol Letharge Prussian Blue Indigo

White do

Venetian Red

Spanish Brown

Madder Chrome Yellow

44 Green

Ess. Peppermint

u Cinnamon

Cologne Water

Black Ink

Red do

Indt liable do Copal Varnish

Boot do Jappnn do Giound Mislaid I Lemon Svrup

(Gardners Lineament iStarch

Shaving Soap

Shoe Blacking Sponge Snuff Toy Paints.

is::g.

U Ity.

.Varylasi. We still watch with much anxiety the movements of the Revolutionists in Maryland. Ttre infamous eighteen still refuse to join the Ktatoral college. It has bsen proposed by some of tha aV.est junta of that State, that the old -Senate can hold over, meet the new House of Rep-

eistaiives, and thus keep the wheels of Governiseat moving. It is stated that Chief Justice Taney, as well as many other distinguished lega' jeatlemen sanction this course.

be declared against the United States, in the j event of their recognition of Tcxian inde

pendence." New Commissioner or the General Land Office It seems by the National Intelligencer of the 16th ult. that Ethan A. Brows, of this city,

has already been borrtd on of tho Land Office, or in other words has been forced to resign. James S. Witcomb, of Indiana, has been appointed in his place. C". Whig.

Joseph W. Patterson, Esi. has been elected President of the Board of Directors ol

the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.

A Grave above Ground. On the banks ol the Ohio river, between Mavsville and Wheeling, there is a cast iron coffin, supported by pillars, about two feet above the surface ol the earth, with the following inscription: "In memory of Andrew Ellison, who departed this life, January 12, 1821."

The deceasd was an eccentric but unfortunate man. He was one of the first settlers in . la is a I

tne western country, nnu neweu uown me woods with Ills own hands. He left about

two hundred thousand dollars to his widow, on condition she buried h;m according to his direction; she is required to move the coffin to any place i.i which she may take up her

abode. By marrying again she loileits the whole estate.

T

Covington & BrookviUe Cotton Y a r n .

IHE Subscribers have on hand, and will contin

ue to keep, a large slock of Covington and

llrookville cotton vara, assorted numbers which

hey pledge themselves to sell, jeither at wholeale or retail at the Cincinnati prices. Merchants

and others wishing to purchase cotton yarn wilfiud it to their interest to make their purchasel here, as by doing so, they will save the carriags from Cincinnati. It. Jc S. TYXElt. Aug. 1S3G.

Michigan. The Detroit Free Press contains a

letter from Washington, of which the following is an extract. It will be seen that te President has determine.! to withhold from Michigan, her

hare of the surplus revenue, unless she consent to

come into the Union before January next: "The President is clearly of the opinion. Dial no portion of the dividend of the surplus

IfcveiMc, nor the tive percent, on the sale ol

ine public lands, can or act of Congress, paid to

admission; and that if she Vi.i. it..: 4 1

. The chiefs, principal men,

KM, you must lose v our portion oi me pun- 4Varriorsof lhe Sacail anii Foxes, were present at lie revenue. The act ol Congress, he thinks. the treaty 'j ,e kind and liberal course of the reuuires tht snroln mnnfv iii tl.e Treasury .,.r.,.,r towards these Indians, against whom he

.i . - . i .Is i - ,,-f.ll t liiilatpi to win

on me nrst ot January to ie aiviuea nmntM was so iaiiy m - . . J ... ,!.. . i I,m wishes in rela-

coun-

r- " . r.i n,tfnlilt in

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the Union, cannot be included. The views ie vearg. 1 had previously received from the Seer. tar) .:l he chiefs in council requested of Governor of (he Treasury. Neither the President nor Dodge to prevent intoxicating liquors from coming

any right has among them. 1 be governor 'u

appeal to the bigli leenngs oi nureuwu -,

uid we are gratilieu lowliness n

r.. 'l i.n iitmost order urevsiicu, nnu nwv

. I... l:.. ....... .o..., diirinor tht! treaiv. anu ancr

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1'ALL AIVI WINTER GOOD8.

& S. TYNER have received irom New York, Philadelphia, Kaltimore, Pittsburg

and Cincinnati, their stock of Fall and Winter Goods, w hich they offer for sale at wholesale or retail, at Cincinnati prices, adding carriage on heavy articles. The following are a part of their stock of Goods. To wit: Itlnc, black, olive, brown, drab, adelaid, greon and invisible green cloths, ltlue, black, brown.

Kit) bed and

Indian ti eat u and large acq utitinn of Lmdt in j drab and invisible gre:n cassimers

Wisconsin. The following interesting article we copy from the -Du Cuque (Wis.) Visitor," of the 12th of October. "His Excellency Henry Doc, Governor of Wisconsin Territory, on the i-Hith September, effected an important treaty with the confederated the Sac and Fox Indians, at the treaty

grouud in Du Uuque county, on the :ight bank of

the Mississippi, opposite KocK isianu, lor me cession to the United States for the celebrated Indian

plaid do. Uiue, brown, drab, blue, Oxford and stealmixed satinets. Plaid do. Kentucky Jeans. Red, green and white flannels. Rose and Saddle blankets. II lack, brown and clarret French Meri

nos. Figur-red and plain merino Circassians of all colours. brown sheeting and shirtings. Itleachcd Shirtings. II row n and bela"ched cotton drillings. Coloured and w hite Canton Flannels. Linen and. cotton table diapers. Russia do. Irish and French Linen. Coloured cambrics. French, F.nrrlisli and American prints. Illack silk and

LAW NOTICE. John A. Matson and Geo, Holland,

WE associated themselves in the practice

of the law in Franklin and the adjoining

Counties of the 2d and Clh Judicial Circuits of the State of Indiana. One of the linn will attend reg

ularly the Terms of the Supreme Court of the

State and IJistrict Court of the t inted mates. Office first door north of the Clerks office, llrookville July 28, 18:iG. 31 Gm

Cash lbr Wheat and Rag.

THE subscribers will pay one dollar per bus lie! for merchantable Wheat, and four and a half dollars per hundred for clean linuen and cotton rngs; all to be delivered at their Mills in llrookviiie. PHILLIPS & SPEER. Itrookville Sept. 29th 18:.G. . 40 tf

days of .November next, from two to three hundred lots in the town of BALTIMORE, situated on

wnne water Kiver. Franklin Countr, Indiana. For many years past, tl.e subscriber has been ardeiitly solicited to lay otf a town at this point, and dispose of lots; lut ha. always heretofore refused ou the ground of his irreconcilable aversion to trifling country villages, whose populations are mad up too irequently of the idle, dissolute, and intemperate portions of the community. Hut believing that since the paseage of the liiiernal t,nrni..

I ment bill, there are cunferred upon this site, in ad

dition to the universally acknowledged natural advantages it possesses, others tLat will render it a point of great importance for business of every

kind, and secure the erection of a town not surpassed by many in the State, he has become convinced that it is his duty to open the way for the accommodation of the country, and to meet the eager wishes of the numerous applicants who are desirous of establishing themselves at so elicibla

t spot. Ualtiuiore has heretofore beeu extensively known by the name of Couwell's Mills, and for many yeais his been a place of considerable bui-t"n-ViC ?.!uabl,i Miil perty, Carding and r tilling .Machinery, tannery, and extensive Mercantile establishment; and various Mechanic shops have caused it to be regarded as the centre of business to a large tract of surrounding country For beauty, fertility of soil, and advanced state of im

provement, this neighborhood is not excelled by any in the state. As regards the celubrity of the proposed site for the town, it is unr.valled. During the last 16 years the subscriber has resided in .his neighborhood; there has been a population of

lu ",u' t i"! place, and but a single death has occurred during that time. Baltimore is

s.iua.eu on ihe western side of the west branch of

"al,;r "iver- I he White Water Canal which connects Ihe great National Rosd, in tho ferula interior of the State, with the Ohio River at Lawrenceburgh, a branch of which will goto Cincinnati, passes immediately through the town. I his Canal is alreadv cn:nioi:,...l ,i .. i.t.. i.

will be soon under coi.tract, and vigorously prosecuted to a speedy completion. The proposed site is 12 miles from Conuersville. 13 from BrookviUe. 16 from Rushville, 22 from Greensburgh, 56 from Indianapohs, and 55 from Cincinnati, situated on the River and Canal. It possesses advantages of ater 1 over adequate tor every purpose that may be required. At the town and for two miles and a half above it, there is sufficient fall, and at all

seasons au abundant supply of water to drive one

hundred run ol stones. Y hen it is contidcred that a large body of the most fertile land in the state, densely populated. lies immediately west of this

point, auu i nut ior tl.e greater part of tho year

from its entire destitution of Mill Streams, its in-

uauuanis are compelled to resort to tl.ia l.o It

may readily he conceived that this is one of tho

.ot important points for business upon the w hole liaeof theCanul. Lying as it does upon the immediate. anddirectlinetomarket.it already attracts the citizens of a considerable part of Fayette, Rush and Decatur counties; and this attraction will acquire a much wider range, and extend to many fertile counties farther in the interior North, and West as the place increases in size and

importance; several tributary streams

Y hite water both from the En

SALE OF SCllttOL. LANDS.

N Thursday the 22nd day of December, 1826, at the Court House, in Franklin county. In

diana, will be offered for sale, by the School Com

missioner of saij county, the sixteenth section of

land, reserved to township number twelve, in range number thirteen west, tor school purposes; said land is situate iu said township and county aforesaid; ami will be offered at public sale, iu lots of forty

acres each, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. I sooictv.

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will oe, unuer t"f reservation on the Iowa River, Soo.uuu acres oi laooy men, i iBurcu . r. . yourSta'e until her choice lands on both sides of the Iowa and Red Ce- tings. Bed ticking- Canvas and Padding. Me-

i not admitted as dar Rivers, surrouudeii by seiiiemeius, auu iu imu. " "V, r , n r ni i M .. ' . . r. i ..,. ii,,riintrt.iwn Tibbet, Prussian and silk dress hdkfs. Black -ff r l..,r vicinitvoflhe tow n ot uuriingtown. ... ... ... -,, . ,. ,

nJ about 1. UUU Italian ailK cravats, du ck suk i.iims. k lag suk

theStates of the Union, at thai time, and their .ffeciion,. and -cconiph il . .. ,.- .... tmn to the purchase. I his valuabletract oi

mat consentient v iAiiciurran as a siaicom ui - , , , .

as a

.tUc Secretary cotxsiders that any righ

accrued to Michigan in those funds,

State, by the passage of the act of Congress for her admiioh without her assent to the

alteration of the boundary accompanjing it.

its conclusion the Indians dispersed with great or

der and sobriety.

iw... In Kiieakiii!? of the late severe

j . r. c . - " - - -s a . i . ft i.i...... ir,riii ilia that ill

allow siorm, tue .-iuuuiij pr.

Vsom Texas. The following, says the New Orleans Bul.ctin, is an extract of a letter dated at

tue Headquarter, or the lex.an Ar y, of Tompkins it fell to her IS 1 Felix Houston. It "" ...... . .

, . r ... t-. the depth of two and a half feet, it wai

"iaare?MU w uoi. houis i . - - .....t .i iTt.a il.ot au

.!.. between ocueutcuuj .

and 0 o'clock P. M. on said day, and the sale con

tiuued from day to day, until all be offered. SAMUEL SERING. School Commissioner of said County ot Franklin October 15th, 1S::6. 43 9w

pour into

t. in its vicinitv.

I on the margin of which are thriving and populous

settlements, w n:ct ior years have been dependent on this point as their centre of business. Along these streams are state and county roads concentrating at this place, and connecting it with Connersville, BrookviUe, Oxford. Rushville, Greensburgh, and other intermediate towns. Of all the necessary materials for building improvements, there is an abundant supply as Clay, Stone, Timber. &C It may be worth w hile to notice that the great projected Rail Road, so interesting to the South West; designed to connect Cincinnati with Charleston will unquestionably attract the business of the northern and western part of the State to the Ohio River, in which event the White Water Canal will be the obvious channel through which this immcuse trade will flow. In conclusion it is thought proper to intimate that as

it has always been the anxious design of the proprietor to promote the interests of good morals amL

ue ucoi;i! in i no uispusition oi tins

extra steam engine was necessary to propel te i cioth aprons

in Army, who is at present m that city.felt ;.. !... lUn rap lwlwtTII

T if ' : ..i .to.tit has cars. Penmyltama Inquaer.

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uui just begun; and must ocierm.iu.wcu uc- p,H.ui-ani.The prospect in

jund the Uio Grande. Mexico is not blind l he Harrisburg Telegraph of Thursday says, toiler future destiny, and without a severe -According to the official returns as far as received.

trajrcle she will never consent that the and the best information . we uaie. i

and bandana do. Pongee do. Flag cotton and Gingham do. Fancy and black stocks. Corded skirts. Cambricks. Figuered and plain. Book Jaconet, and Swiss Muslin. Plaid Mull do. Figured and plain bobinets. Thread and cabinet

cd"in-T and laces. Infant caps. Cap borders.

Muslin and 1 ur capes and collars. Black Italian

dress silks. Coloured gro de nap do. White,

pink, green and brown Florence. Black Italian I crape white do. Gentlemen beaver, buckskin

and lined bcrlin gloves. Indies biacK Ac w lute suk,

beaver and kid gloves. Lamb s wool m;xed hall hose. Black and w hite merino, black worsted and black and white cotton hose. Gum elastic, worsted and cotton suspenders. Ladies and gcntlemens

overshoes. Oilcloths. Sewing silks and twist, spool ,w ire & ball cotton. Black As white waddig. Silk, gingham & cotton umbrellas. Riding whips and aw itches. Carriage do. Mens Fur and seal skin caps. Boys seal skin and cloth do. Fur and silk hats. Ladies satin beaver and figured satin bonnets. Misses satin beaver do. Mens course and line boots and shoes. Boys and childrens course and fine shoes. Ladies calf, seal, morocco

.n.t Ustimr shoes. Willow baskets. filK oil

MEDICAL NOTICE. rjMIE society of the Fifth Medical District of JsL the State of Indiana, will meet at the Con-

nersville Hotel, (Connersville, la.) on Wednesday,

the second day ot November next

Society. R. T. BROWN, Sec'yOctober 1st. 1S?6. 43 3w

property to secure as far as practicable these great interests by requiring a pledge from all purchasers. without exception, that the property purchased, shall never he used for the purpose of establishing Dram Shop or Dittilleries. Liberal reservations w ill be made for the erection of places of Worship, Seminaries, Markets, &c. Terms. One-third cash, or a note and security, with interest, at ninety day. Ballunce payable at any time within three veara. at the ontion nf tlm nur.

By order of the c,aser iie piyine interest from day of sale.

JAMES CON WELL. Conwell's Mills, Oct 2lith,18;56. 44 5w. I

JUST RECEIVED,

A FRESH Supply of Fall and Winter Goods,

ilk- consisting in part of the following articles, to-

wit: Tiro casrs Cuorse A one of Fine &f Kipp Boots Miller's Coarse and Fine Shoes.

Boys, .Misses, and Childrens Shoes.

Americans shall settle on the Uio Grande, ber of vote.

the whole num

rtolled at the late (ieneral Election

lo v.iaiiuC.r-. -- - aj,. d thomand.

Her murderous and barbarous policy hs .. in the State at least two hundred and

iwrnlu thoh

before she yields to the superior power ol were polled

The vote lor Gevernor Ritner last

her more warlike neighbors who have signal- year exceeded nineiy-four lUou . .. . . . .. i i to vtM for the van Buren candidates ior iun

izeu inemselvcnas much by tne nouie wn.uoO. and may not reach

of mere y and humanity us by indomitable h i. un..wn to all that the entire Van Bu-

V f I I.I.IVVUa .. .

outrage." tca strength was at the polls, and that thousands ot

votes that will be cast to uen. ii'i j."

TroubU in Franc.- letter from Paris, under en to Van : in thi,!

te of Sent. 8 savs. "On Sunday night Paris "I'i: ' ;V..,.,niiM to a larsre extent. It is

a in a fearful state alt the National Guards tlieretore as clear as facts can show it, that there is ers under arms, and the posts -oubled. An in- a tre,ncndeous majority for Harrison "J"""' -rrection of a very seriou, nature was apprehendPil k... .1. . .1 r v Tlmro U a State, uw ji L.;..Ulmr.

mil ins nignt asseu oa quicn. - . certain by a large majuuvj o v j

Bead reticules, &c. &c. Also,

' A general assortment of Groceries, Hardware Vocemfcer. j (inj ujicry, Q.ucenswarc, Glasware, Saddlery.

Tinware, school blank and miscellaneous books.

Knil and castings. Bar, hoop, and rod iron.

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Cross cut and Jlill saws, rtaa irons anu r rjing

Pans. Brass andirons and shovels ana tongs.

Trace and halter chains. Window glass

U .n.l Knades. Collins and Co

inons Axes. Brass Kettles.

yarn and candlewick

bed cords

Shov-

Hats and Sim-

Coffee Mills. Cotton

Seives. Grass and

Painted buckets, churns and tubs

44 Stairs in Town." W. T. BEEKS TAILR, HAVING taken the room immediately ever Mr. Isaac Price's Saddler Shop, and having also, come to the determination not to serve as

Sheriff of this county at present, I feel myself prepared, under such circumstances, to attend to anr

Figured and Plain JIerino,and ass'd Collars, call in my line, from a double stitched 7oxcoat, to

Bombazrts; Baze Flannels; Bed Blankets. a pair of drawers no mistake in me. I expect to Beaver, Straw and Silk Bonnets. receive the New York and Philadelphia Fashions o I ri j j r- til ..,. regularly, every three months. Striped Plaid; and figured Jackoncls. ' V. T BEEKS Satin; Canton Flannels, Those of my customers, whose accounts have Besides, a general assortment of Groceries, hcen of long standing, must come forward and pay Queensicare, Tinware, Glassware, fVindow, up. It is impossible for me to pay my Journeymen

ni.,. .Vails. A pern ral assortment of Hard- without money, i must nave the splinters.

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ware. or wnun,ier irut wivjur

m ' i i i

or approved produce, such as Flaxseed, Timothy and Clover seed, Feathers, Flax, Linscy, Jeans,

S, c. S c.

Sept. 2 Ut. 186.

W. T. B.

DAVID PRICE 4" Co.

Oct. olh, 1836.

WILLIAM M. Jfl'CARTY. Attorney and Counsellor at Law WILL -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

Straw Knives, Looking Glasses. BrookviUe November 3d, 16C6.

ESTKAY.

on tne xttii uay oi eptemoer

UP

ran k K F.N

E lsafi. bv William G. Todd, of White Wat!

township, Frankli.i county, Ind., an estray Mare. . ..,..11 hmwn. with a star in her forehead, a scar

on the left thigh, and a lump on the right flank.

about thirteen and a uau nanus uign,anu supposeu to be seven years old last spring; no other brands . L.1 A nA k VCnknlnt

or marKS oiscoveraoiw. ipiu.i.cu ...iu...

IKIflTK JLr. SHOES.

1TST received a large and excellent assortment and Justices Courts of Franklin County

F of Men s coarse Boots Shoes, & lirogans,

hemp with a large quantity of Children's Shoes At Boots, lbs. ALSO Ladie's Calf, Morocco, Prunela Shoes,

Boots, and Pumps. All of which, oeing purchased

46 bty. in the East before the rise, are now oflercd tor sale

at a small proht. and very low, ey GALLION. BrookviUe, Sept. 26th, 1936. 40 tf

Office in the Brick East of the court-house.

BrookviUe Sept. 6th, 1836. 37 tf. Just Rc'civcd, A Fresh supply of White Lead Prussian Blue and Crome Yellow. Also. Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Shoe Varnish, Starch Ace. fur sale bv D. PRICE.

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lrk and lowering snot in the destiaes of France, Let the friend of Harrison be vigilant, nd""rn , .ffi.Uv.t file. Given under

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which every eye can perceive, the bursting of the day will be theirs

which will probably fall on the head of the crauy rao'nircj,, who wields with ancb cunning the acep-

Given under

I my hand and seal, this 4th day of October A. D.

gl l3u.

October 4tb, 18C6

Salt by the barrel. BARRELS of Conneinaugh Salt just reef P ctived and for sale by R. & S. TYNERSeptember 7th 1836. , : 87 bty.

DOCTOR CniTWOOD, HAVING permanently located himself in the town of

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... n"r " .uaiMi Ju.t Received.

hi! Prof .. orUeUrctViUrrounding country. A LARGE qu.utit Z.aill f CoeMSti H. would also inform young gentlemen, who are U- Salt, for sale by the batwl or bushel.

j,.;...... f tnrlini the Medical and Physical

that he can accommodate them with the

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JOHN P.

..:. r. . ns,v VVashineton, in

J u, , . Adami. U1 4 i Ortnher 4ih. 1SC6. 42 3 w

CASE. J. P.

use of a good Library, together with boaramg and

instruction. Augtiet 24th, 1886. 35 6m,

Also,

PAIRS ef Miller's Coarse Boots.'

150

Sept. 20th, 1636

WOODS & BROWN.

of tUt country.". '

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