Indiana American, Volume 5, Number 46, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 November 1837 — Page 3

H n o O K V I li 13 , I IV 1 I A I A. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IT. 1837. The Casal. The enterprising contractors, J. Wilcox & Co. have finished the Canal dam across the Esst Vork of White-Waier. at this place, and . . I...,, r l. 1 1 , n lit 1 1.1 rf t lid I 1 o

J the water was hi imu v.. .m-

1 n ll on Saturday last, a-nl many of our citizens have

cite) bat of floating upon a portion of Indiana's J Great Works of Improvement. The dam backs ' tV water nearly i.p to Speer' mills, making the j v,-t V.irV i svler.did basin for the transaction of! hu-sinc-s. 'i f lms sniJll finished portion of the "iiiamiuotu system,'" calls to our imagination a picture of the wealth, prosperity, and inceieiide'.'.ce, of the White-Water Valley 50 years j K'licc. R animates the heretofore drooping spirits j ef ;ur citizens, r.nd is to be discovered in their j c .arj:niT eves, their quick and elastic step, and in j ti.v disposition to i:nprovo every momei.t to turn to profit the avaciagea mey are receiving iromj We aro assured by the Canal Commissioner,! .- i the rosi Jer.t Engineer, that the Canal from 1 Lore tJ Lawrcnceburgh will be ready for naviga- ' tU n early next fall. We have had a pleasant sea- J sea f-1" 'Vv.'k,ri:Hl it Ir.s been well improved by the ccairictors. We believe preparations nre on foot for building canai boats r.ext spring and summer, U bo ready for the fall trade. It would appear t'uat not only our citizens, but our canal contractors, are in favor of patting our canal in the "jfrsi c.W' F;r,rs. The Steam Saw and Oil Mills, at (ircensburjh, Decatur co., Ind., vi consumed by iiro c: t'uO aiomiiig of the 10th inst. A considerable f.re occured in Louisvilie, Henry co-, Ind- en the fih inst. A fine house, owned bv Foot and Howler, of Cincinnati, was the princip'.o building destroyed. It is said tint the Clinton Rsnk of Columbus l.as r-:snm:d s;c:lo payments for all its notes. The ('ana! I5as;k at Albany has also done the same. POSTSCRIPT. .New Youk Election. From the Cincinnati Caicltc of yesterday we learn, "the great conservative principle of credit, based upon property, to which the Whig party has adhered, and to which a n;iss of their opponents have recently declared their adhesion, has prevailed in the City cf NewYork, a:ul to a great extent in that Empire State. The associated Tammany and Loco-Toco ticket has been defeated in the City, by an average majority approaching THREE THOUSAND. The intell;g"!ice received from the surrounding anddjirent C unties is represented ae warranting the conclusion, that the majority of the House of Representatives w ill be whig. That body consists of 123 members, of which there were 34 whig members in the la:t Legislature. The Senate consists of JV2 members five only of which in the last legislatarc, ve,e whigs. 1: is not hoped to reform this body now." The eililor of the Louisville Journal has pro mised, if we will carry In l!i-,:::der cloud lo kl off its Y. to charter a I artillery in honor 1 of llicj glorious event dcr-club read v. Ltt htui j;cl his tt.unSyracuse (V. Y.) Giz. 'Ti? all reaJy, Sir. " We have ot it chained lo tint peak of fne of the Silver Creek knobs across ihc river. It occasionally gels impaticnt,ccroais like a mad bull fastened to a post; but we shall keep it safe until we hear Iron: N. Y. f.nd then perchance let it loose, and bid it send forth such thunders as the affrighted Van Hutcnitcs will mistake for ""the peals of the last trumpet." Lou. Jour. Metiiooist Episcor.vi. Church tor lS.io,37 The general minutes of the Methodil Lpisropal Church for the past year, contain Hie following statement of the numbers, according to the reports of the several conferences, viz: JFhites. Colored. Indians. Total. Total this year. 570,123 76,210 2.695 658,152 last year, 564,974 83,296 2,833 653,037 HTMPAF.AU Married On the 5th of October, by Daniel Wilson, Esq., Mr. Timothy Grken to Mrs. Jemx Jacobs ail of White-Water township, Frank lin county. From the Justice who officiated at the above wedding, we learn the following rather cxtraordi"ry particulars. The above named Mr. Green is about ;?0 years old, and Mrs. Julia is his second wife. But what is more, and almost incredible, Mrs. Julia Jacobs is about 50 years old, and Mr. Green is her EIGHTH HUSBAND, all ofxehom are tiring, except one'.! The above wedding took place the same day in White-Water township, that tlieonedid which wc published in our last, and the ceremony performed by the same Justice. We ih some friend, in White-Water township, would furnish us, and the world, a history of the above named Julia Jacobs and how she has disposed of so many husbands!! It might be of benfil to some other unlucky dame who is tired of ber yoke-fellow.

XT . J deceased, have been granted to the undersigned B00ktrilpr. If rrrh.nif ArlVllltcrsNLL.. ,n HW5 those having claims against the

from the Country, xcill rUase take Notice. eJtt ofsaid deceased, must present them duly au - rttiii- r .i . , ,f ,hcticated within one vf.ar from thsdate, and those WIL preset , a vy favorable opportunity for Jhc..ticatea it immediate

you to purchase the following articles at re - u"-ecl prices, viz. Law, Medical, A Classical, Miscellaneous and cnool Hooks Also Paper. Conv and Blank Books, and Print-

,nS Presses, which must be sold to close the business of a firm. APply to E. V. Chester, Esq., assignee or CrJ if Webster, Main street, or to the subscriber, t tbe Sign of Young Men's Bible Depository, rourthM., between Main and Sycamore. A. F. ROBISON, Agent. ot.6. 46 3w Cincinnati Gat.

KECEIPTS & EXPKXDITl'KES Of Ike county c FranAhn, Indiana, from the Uth day of vWroftrr, .J. 2). !&;!, vp ,0 tfle Qlk

uy vj ..urrraier, i54 lcut:e. CASH remaining in the Treasury including the amount of the Duplicate of the year A. I). 136, for county purposes on the Uth day of November A. I). 136, $3304 04 Amount of cash received in the Treasury of said county since the 11th day of November, ISS6, inclusive of Tavern licences. Store licences, Grocery licences, Store permits, Jurors' fees. Tax for exhibition of animal. New Assessments for 1836, am't of Estrays j,.. i ... ' soiu oy .-Mien it, iVc CA2 Amount of the Duplicate for 1S37, ClOG 47 Ml Total amount of Receipts 7053 :;jJ Expenditures from the Uth day IS::6 to the Uth day of November. lSUT. on the f! J it iovem!)p. lowing items, to-w,t: I Paid

Associate Judges $102 00 Clerk of Franklin Circuit Court 2li t!0 Collecton for improper Assessments 5 99 Stationary for Clork'a (including press) fv Wj Jurors' fees ;?70 2." Constables' allowances 43 75 Jail expences lort C( Court liouse expenses 4!) 171 Listers 37 25 County commissioners 126 00 Sheriffs allowance 140 00 For Wolf scalps 4 00 For Recorder's Hooks 27 o7 Election returns "; 2.1 School trustees 71 75 Estray pea expences 3 00 Printing expences 20 2S School commissioner 70 50 Coroner :)8 421 Town lots 50 52 Poor expences 12"!0 714 Road tax for lS:tti 09 1 2-'k Treasury boo!; 2 00 Counsel fee 2 50 Supervisors 228 17i Road viewers 50 GOj $4210 001 Collector for delinquencies and improper assessments for IS'-'G 122 554 Collector's commission for lS.'lG 203 G61 Amount of Treasurer'e per centum on monies actually received and paid out since last settlement 138 70 Allowance to Treasurer for stationary 75

$4375 07 i Which amount of expenditures of .$4075 G7i being deducted from ths above amount of Receipts of $7053 "6J leaves a balance in the Treasury including the Duplicate for 137, as aforesaid, in the haids of the Collector of Franklin county, of $2377 But the Treasurer having received of this years Duplicate from the Collector, as appears by Treas. Books $7G0 411 And has paid out of that sum in above expenditures only tho sum of 729 IGi There is a balance in favor of the County against the Treasurer in cash on hand G9i the sum of $31 21i 2 140 44 i Say balance of tho Duplicate yet to be received ... . .. . J otal balance as aforesaid j.ih uy$ November t)th, A. 1). 1837. JAMES WEBB, ) SAMUEL SHIRK, V ROBERT TEMPLETON, Jr Attest, Robert John, Ul'k. 433w County Comm'rs. William W. Carson vendee of Garret L. Compton and Mary In the ProCompton. bate Court of YS. Franklin counMathias Compton, UiHiamVty Snyder and Theodosia his wile Petition for late Theodosia Compton, Henry Compton, Jeremiah Compton, John Compton and all unknown heirs of Henry Compton deceas Partition and assignment of dower. ed. rnillE said defendants and nll others concerned JL will take notice that the said William W. Carson, will make application to the said court at its nest term to be held at the Court house in Brookville on the second Monday of Febiuary, A. D. 1838. and on the first day of said term for the ap pointment of commissioners to make partition of the following real estate situate in the sain county oi Franklin, and which descended to the said Garret S. Compton and to the said defendants as heirs at Law of Henry Compton deceased, the share of the said Garret S. Compton, having been purchased by the said William W. Carson, to wit: being the north west part of section No 30, in tow n 9 range one west of the meridian line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami river, in the district of lands directed to be sold at Cincinnati, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a post for a corner in the line between Joseph L. Carson and Stephen Gregjj and running from thence along wiid line, north seventy two poles to a corner; thence west one hundred and eleven poles to a post for a corner, tl.eacc south seventy two pole, and thence east one hundred and eleven poles to the place of beginnit.g, containing fifty acres, more cr less. And also for the said commissioners to assign and set over to the said William W. Carson the dower of the said Mary Compton as widow of the said Henry Compton deceased, in the said premises, which the said Mary has sold to the said William W. Carson. WILLIAM W. CARSON. Matson & Holland, Sols. pro. com. Oc to be r 7 1 h , 1 837 . 464 w fi miu istrn tor' IVotico. mJOTICE is hereby given that letters or AdminHa : "n -ctnt f John Traeaar i cl,napi, . ,,B fio)vent. imy u.roi. m u - - On Saturday the UVU day ol ncc, im, i late residence of the said dee'd, in Highland town ship. Franklin countv, Ind., the undersigned will ti , . ... . .. hnlnitir. sen at puoi.c outcry u.e ir.o. P'i'-v horse, hogs, wheat, oats in the stack, hay, corn, potatoes, household and kitchen furnature, &c. . . Terms made known on the dav of sale. aie

commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day. WILL I A 31 ROBESON, adm'r.

Sale oi Ileal

TBUR undersigned, guardian and commissioner -A- of Ruth Wallace. Micaiah S. Wull not. Sn- i sana .lane Wallace, inant heirs of George Wal- , lace, deceased, will sell at public outcry to the' highest bidder, on the premises in ZJrookvillc town- ! ship. Franklin county, and Stale of Indiana, on j the lMh day of Oeeember, 137. the following doscribed real estate of said heirs, subject to the widow's dower, to-wit; Part of the northwist quar-' ter of sec. No 1, T S), R 2, west, beginning at the I S W corner of said quarter section and running j thence east along the S line of said qr to the S E corner, thence north along the East line of said I quarter to Foreman's S 11 corner, thence west! along Foreman's S line to Foreman's S "V corner, ' thence N along Foreman's west line to Frances ' I Steven s heirs i5 1, corner, thence west along the I s l'e of Francis Steven's heirs' land to the S W . corner ei said heirs land, thence S alonir the west . of said quarter to the place of becirinii'ir. ! Containing fifty-five iicrcs tm.re r loss. ihs-ui)0 third ot the ntircha.-c monov to ho lis. 1,1 nt fl..,;.r. ..f .! .1 . I I HI Or0 ' v.,-,-H.,r.- . i. i i i , , ,r. ...a.lt lu uu ,: ,r ..yiionii mid sumrmul cn.nr.il 111 IV - t T f.i.. Nov. 14, is:n Guardian. A- ( tiin - N. R. The widow will sell at the above time , tlm almv'n iiwBtinnpJ nnm!, iu -! j. . v. .ii v i , ijiuil ttiu aniilC L ' . i i 1 i O I as ttie above mentioned sale. 43 3w COLLINS' AXES, for sale l.y nov. 1S37. 11. I). JOHNSON. CLOTHS. CASINETS and C VSIMERES, just received and for snln. I,nv. hv nov. 1S54. II. D. JOIIVSnV. v. 1S37. II. D. JOHNS "EnVTENT MEDICINES, for sale bv J&. nov 1S37. II. D. JOHNSON A. D. & G. VIOLIN STRINGS, of a lirsti rate quality, for sale bv ' Nov. 8, 137. II. D. JOHNSON. J PANISH FLOAT 3 nov. 137. JMm.O, for sale by I II. D. JOHNSON. -fOJiNF, WASH TUHS, f various size lor il sale by II. 1). JOHNSON. nov. 1.'!7 3usl SScccivcd ami Tor Salt

Y the barrel and half barrel No. 1, 2 ami!", ueo,a9 preat, as it is more easy to supply .Mackerel. Also a few barrels of Molaes ! the machine without interruption It cut corn

R. it S. TYNF.il. May 1st. 137. ' U itv : caE3S S2J Sat J aClt'S. LARGE supplp of Jeans and Satlinelts, of various qualities, for sale ?, on liberal credits, by R. BUCHANAN. Aug. 30. 3G-2m. Cm. Gazette. cash for Wheat and Kas rT1HE subscribers will pay the highest cash price -L for merchantable Wheat, and four and a half dollars per hundred for clean linnea and cotton rags; all t he delivered at their Mills in Brookville. J.1LSPEER As Co. Zfrookville February 10th 1:37. ' 40 if ?astc&2i F u cads Wasslcd. OTMS on t.li ll.in!.- nf tlm ITnitail Slntnc nl. so on the Banks in the cities of Boston. NewYork, Philadelphia and Baltimore, wanted by March R. & S. TYNER. CENT CALICOES for sale by 2 Sent. 15. 1S37. II. I). JOHNSON. LUE MERRIMACK PRINTS. Just received a good lot of the above calicoes, and for sale, low, by II. D. JOHNSON. Sept. 20, 1S37. 3S W O. SUGAR, for sale by 1 . Sept. 20, 1S37. II. D.JOHNSON, The Hroolcrillc Insurance company fS now prepared to make insurance on property. For terms apply at the olHce of the Company, west upper room in D. Price fc Co"s store. ABNER M'CARTY, Pres. Ino. XV. Hitt, Sec'y. Brookville, July 3, 1S37. ' 26 bty A CAESBI. A LEU B. SMI Til & CHARLES II. TEST takes this opportunity of informing tho pub lic that in future they will punctually attend the Franklin Circuit Court at its sitting, and all professional business confided to either in said court, will receive their joint attention. CALEi B. SMITH, CHARLES II. TEST, an. 27, 137. 7 3w fSoofs, Shcrs, &.. UST received and for sale, 200 Pr. .Miller's coarse bools. lOO do do shots. 12,000 lb. Iron assorted. tS.tSOO tbs. Gnin?ion Cotton Yarn. Also, brass kettles, all sizes, sole-leather, sid kin and calf skins, pine tubs and churns, wire seives, wrought nails, and axes. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, Sept. 1, 18-3T. 37 bty Ir. S. A. I,aiia's IMPtlOVED PRESCRIPTION FOR THE CURE CF DYSPEPSIA. Consisting of a Balsam and Tonic Mixture. (Tor particulars sec large bills.) For sale by II. 1). JOHNSON. 31 6m. Brookville, Ind. The Brookville Insurance company 7TSH to purchase solvent cash notes for terms apply at the otiice, west upper room in D. Price & Co.'s store. ABNER M'CARTY, President. Jxo. W. Hitt, Sec'y. June 21st. 137. Qitf. SSIEUIFF'S SAM:. thty virtue of an execution to me directed lL3 from tho Franklin Circuit Court, I will ext. t the Courthouse in Brookville, on Saturday the 18th day of November, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day, the rents ana p ro.it s km- )l;a.B . - l:,n,l and town lots.- The southeast quarter of the , SOuth east quarter of section No 18. town Jo j, j range No 12, east of tho 2d principle Meridian, j line containing 40 acr' - , , cast Also, the north cast quarter ot the souin u Lnarter of section No IS town No 12, range 12, ;nRt of the 2d principle Meridian, containing 4U , ---- - - v- n. mi nn . I, nlat of Seilieracres; anu .ois ;r ti roots ind - set. Franklin county. Indiana; and if the re, ts a, u j profits aforesaid, do not sen .or a ; " ! ;.,f., co.l ovoniitmn mentioned. the fee simple j h) hv m8 to satisfy said I 1 1t..l nnI Iitt3 IVPI ... i i i . I. in r execution- saiu ia..u -- cntion as the proparty of .1 ham Cahill at the lOi surt ot ueorge it. p "

THOMAS PirRSEL.ShTfiff of Franklin county, Indiana. 4? 3v

USE EE A '3 STRAW CUTTER.

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freHll! .ii'.-.;!... i.. ., . . , & ri-rl.t -.,r'l,ntJ .u -L.ll .!" I hha State of lmi.:,nt. n.l ,71,,,. . .... '1.1 ... that l.r l,t ,..i ih .j. a;neil Jrotn Rhode . r ic.auu ilUill Oreeil'd Fiirturv. nnil .. !..,,.. j . . j "JU taMiuxs lur a large number more at West Tnion, Fa vettecoun1... .. .. iuiuii,i dvcui. (.uuiliiiacliUie run hr cpcii niifl f l.a nor. form.- i,rt tl.ou r-i! i i l.mi.miit 1 BKCO' . " " . ram the Cultivator. (Jreen's Strj AW OtTTER. i his ij 1 1 1 - imtKr iBiii.ipio ami eiiicient machine of the kind that has ytt been oiiercd to the public. It is made very 6tron anJ ls not liabte to become injured, nor to irct out of order. The ;i ruin nfiunuloi,! ixnla.ll,. two cylinders; the upper one is of iron, having me u-ijuis.ii; iiumuerot Knives set in grooves. lb i-eceteary in oiieratuur. is lo nut in the straw ana turn the crank. After the straw is once cu', it can be put in again, mid cut with increased rapidity the second time. More than du'jle the quantity can ue cut in ihn sn.n.. of t ime by this than by any other machine used in this section of the country. 1 set a man &t the crank, and with the hay close utmost exertion I could not keeo it re-uhirlv snu"plied. In iive minutes, we cut c.Vi-c biuhels, hea!iliiT ine.isurn nl'liiv IIiA it I....... r. 1 ,1,,,,, , ;tJ .,.., , .. . , c, ui cAauimii, onu-iouriti more would have boon cut. Had I used straw instead ol hay the quantity ct in the above time would ;ft;,11KS " ll" rapmuy, pari iculariy small ones. 1 Le box is "iaiil3 larbre. ad by putting in a good i deal of hay at once, or by having it close to the I machine, one person can feed it anil turn the crank Ht the sama time. Lstract fram the Report of the Committee of the AiLaiuj I'uir on farm Inpleuier.ls, iVc. Guke.n's Stkaw Ci'ttkr, presented by C. N. Ziement, was the only implement of the Viml exhibited. It is a hand crank power. It is 5 feet long by 2i feet wide. It has 12 knives. S iches. on a 4 inch cylinder, and works upon a cylinder or roller ot lead will deliver two bushels of cut hay per minute feeds itself and may be managed by stout uoy. I'nce, highly liuished, $:.!D. The committee do not hesitate to recommend this as the most complete and perfect implement of the kind which has come to their notice. They have awarded to Mr. Green, a beautiful cake basket val ued at $15 for the invention of this valuable ma chine. J. BUEL. Ch'n. Nov. 1,1637. 41 3w AdEmnss(ra(or's rVolice. MOl'ICE is hereby given, thut letters of Administration, upon the estate of John Wilson deceased, have been granted to the undersigned accoruinir to iaw. 1 hose indebted to the eatate must make immediate payment, and those havin? claims against it must present them duly authenticated within one year from this dats." The estate is supposed to be solvent. On Saturday the 25th day of November, 1S37, will be sold at the late residence of the deceased, in Brookville township, Franklin county, Ind., the personal property be!onrin: to the estate of the said decedent. Terms made known on the day of sale and attendance given by UI1AKL.E3 WILSON,) C A L Y I N J ON ES, $ A d m r's. November Cth, 1837. 45 3w A!ss3i:ii$raior' police. OTTCE is hereby jriven that letters of Ad ministration upon the estate of James R Gallaspie, dee'd, have been granted to the undersigned, according to law. Those having claims against the estate, must present them duly authen ticated within one year from this date; and those indebted must make immediate payment. The estate is insolvent. On Friday tho 17th day of November, 1837, at tho late residence of the said deceased in Spnng field township. Franklin county, Ind., the under signed will sell at public outcry the personal property belonging to said estate, consisting of cattle, one horse, hogs, one set of Blacksmith tools, on stack of hay, household and kitchen furniture, Ac. !yc. Terms made known on day of sale; sale lo commence at 10 o clock, A. 31. J ACOB FAUSSET, adm'rOctober 16th, 18:17. 42 3 w AlitiEni.(vntoi'si IVotice. OTTCE is hereby given, that letters of Ad ministration upon the estate of Jacob Garri son deceased, has this day been granted to the un dersigncd according to law. Those indeoted to the estita must mine immediate payment, and those having vlaims against it must present them duly authenticated within one year from this date. The estate is supposep to be solvent. On Saturday the l'th day of November, 137, will be sold at the late residence of the decedent, in Fairfield township, Franklin co., Ind., the personal property belonging to the estate of said ?decedent. Terms made knowa on the day of sale and attendance given by WILLIAM DAYS. Adm'r. October 30, 1S37. 41 3w SAIjE of towx lots. rilHE'undcrsignrd will ofi'er for sale on Friday JL the 24th of November next, a number of lots, situated in New Yernon, Franklin eounty, la. This Town is beautifully located eight miles southwest of Brookville. at the crossing of the Roads, leadin"- from New Pennsylvania, Dearborn'county, to Brookville, from Grcensburgh, by way of the head of the Clear-fork of Pipe Creek to Harrison, surrounded with a healthy, rich, and fertile tract of country, yielding in abundance the necessarie. and comforts of life with numerous branches affording plentifully, the best quality of stone for buildinir, and water at all seasons of the year.con- ...,;.,.,.''. ,;itc nmt offer imr ffreat inducements to mechanics. Those who wish to vestmoney in such

property would do well to attend on the day o. SalTERvs One half of the purchvse money to be paid within six months, the balance withm twelve. J COB K. L A WR FNCE, Propnetsr. Nov., 2,. 137. S 4i:iW WoUXG HYSON TEA ,'of' a "r"aj"lty for sale by D- JGHNbON. Sept. 20, lSa7. ,iS

PALMER.

-a. ! TO KSPECTFc'I.LY informs tLe brank in Ujunty. Indiana. thL Citizens rf Indiana, thai he has commenced the I usiness of . C El A 5 SI .TJ,SrW jn a.lits various branchy. ,n t!.., to.vn of JW;nin! r "ifl',V1:,kl,el""-' n h.nd an aSSortment of Comm.,,, and Fancy Cbairs. ti.o.e wUhinjf JVrkiTliso! ld WCU a"d "-"nine LiS will bi executed at 0,- fhorle-t notice, an.r.n , neatest manner. lie fl ,tter hi.l!Self that he will ! render satisfaction tvail tl.-.pvhn mi ,.-.!! i.;. for any of th nbov. ii; fh.the Franlwin If. t-'! t)ct. li, icti oppuaite 1,) tf i 1": SkU&VAUIl M ," ''"criljers have ,,ur I, used the iopj . in "-i.jf occupieit tiv .M.-onwiie, on the comer d rect!y totit!i ofR. i , ... " 1 . ... i i . fiCIIIV, S. VT- V,Ol.e:w','t'r0 lU'y ;iri' f"antlv receiving all kmos oi i,ry G i,., ,oreig and "don.estick, harawaie, groceries, tinw arc, crockery of all kinds, books, shoes and l,ts, fancy articles, cutlery, Jtc. Av.,niluf whioh they will tell on as reasonable terms as can be afforded in the com. ty. All kinds ot l rouuee and Lumber taken in payment. N. B. Ihey will also sell at nnctioa every Saturday afternoon. TjC public are respectfully invited to cail and see. ELIJAH DVVIS GEORGE U. B VR AM. Oct. 10, 1.-37. 40tf co-partneihip h -is been formed between David x- I rice and John W. H,tl in the mercantile business, and willb.j conducted under the lirm of David Price &: Co at the stand formerly occupied by David Price in Brooisville. We flatter ourselves that vvc sh.-.ll lie able to accomodate our friends and customers on as good terms as can b, had in the ouite, and will give a liberal credit.-. Our stock 'i'm.'rchandise is now very pom' anil we nited :ee,iin so, and by so doing we raspcctfully solicit iiuj conlidentiy expect a liberal hare ct patron i j.;. DVVIl) PRICE & CO. iiroovilie, 14tli Sept. i A E ll A' t'frv CJTS ill V. rEpilESubt-criber respectfully informs l!3 "iti.iii.i.iic v,i i i aiovii ii couniy , uill J coiinmios mo bu-uncssoi CS3A5R JSAK1' in the town of I.rookviil.-, Franklin Co. ::d:an;i, where Ik; is ire: ircd to execute ill contracts or oidjrs ia his line, at the shortest notice and on the most r.Msoiuiilj terms. Tlmsn wishing to procure either com una or flincv chairs. will do well to call and evi.ain-j his work. As ho intends to apply Lim.scli" closely to his shop, ha' flatters himself that he v. ii! render-satisfaction by doing his work not inferior to any in the country. His shop is immediately north oi ii. e S. Ty tie r's Store. Call and see. 1' It N KLIN MeGlNNI.3 Brookville. l e. 25th. ''..' 52 bty i .i -V .3 u 3 Y HIRAM POND, living in Franklin county, Brookville township, one estray. a li o-ht sorrel horse about fourteen and a half hands high, supposed to he niae years old last, sprin", blaza lace, some white on the lop bone, the hind legs niiiie, a iuiiip on i lie uaeK ocmeu hy the saddle: appraised to thirty-five dollars by Blair M. Pumphrey and Isaac Jones. I do hereby certify that the abov is a tru; copy from my estray book; given under my hand thi .(lh oay of October, 1837. JONATHAN ALLEY, J. P. 14 3w Ml. A. V'B!1E.3,5OjkFFERS his services to the citizens of "rookvilieand its vicinity ; and ti mers himself that a long time of successful practice in one of the most sickly locations in the west, is a sufficient recom mendation. Residence in the house recently occupied by C. Cain, in tho bottom, east of tha Court House. Brookville, Oct. 12, 137. vv. .-. . ...i.i. ii i ... iumi I ri.ci Y lll null. New Yolk, Ph.ladelphia and Baltimore, an excellent assortment of Summer Goods, which they will sell at Cincinnati piiees, and receive in payment, at par, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois and most of the eastern Banu notes. 1 he following articles comprise a part oi their stock, to-u'it: Blue, black, olive, brown, invisible green and black-mixed cloths. HIu;, brown, drab, green, oxford and stcclmixcd satinets; Striped do. Red and white flannels. Mexican mixtures, blue drillj and caummer striprs. Brown sheetings and shirtings. Bleached shirtings. Bleached and brown, cotton drilling. Linen and cotton table diapers. Iriasli and French linen. Coloure.l cambrics. French, English and American ginghams and prints. Peinted niusiii.s. White, bud and coloured Merseilles vesting. Fig'd, velvet and Valencia do. BeJ ticking. Canvass and padding. Black Gros. do Rhine. Italian, Lustring and Senchew. Colored a. id black Gro.de Nap. do- Fig'd Gro do Nap do. E'g'd Satin. Black silk velvet and fig'd velvet vesting. White, pink, green and bine Uorence. Pongee, bandanna and Hag silk hdk'fs. Gro de Nap silk, gauze, heriiiini, silk muslin and crape drets hdk'fs. 'Tamboured and worked muslin collars and capes. Eig'd and plain bobinet. Thread and n ibiio t .aces and e.igr.igs. Bonnet, cap, lustring and satin ribands. Belt uo. Bobinet and grecian quilling. Thread, bobinet and muslin insertiotn. Blond edgings and quillings. Worsted blond edgings. Black bombazine and satin stocks. White fcilk ln.se. JJ1 k, white and zebra; cotton blac.i woe jJd-j. 31isscs coloured and white cotton do. I. anus wool, white si.;;, mixed, brown and whito cotton hilf hose. Ladies' kid, beaver, cotton ami silk gloves. Gentlemen's buckskin, beaver, kid and coulored and white cotton do. Silk, Scotch, gingham and cotton umbrellas. Parasols. Corded skirts, cambrics, fig'd and plain jaconet, book, Swiss and mull muslins. Infant caps and cap borders. Dimity. Gum elastic, worsted and cottoi. sunpenders; sewing silk and twist. Cimlting cotton, Gotten balls & patent thread. Ladies morocco. Kid, Calfskin and lastin ir shoes. Mens coarse leather and calfskin boots. .Mens coarse leather. Kip, and Calf skin shoes. 3Iisses lasting vt Kid do. Chiidrens leather and lasting do- Tuscan, open cottage, straw and fig'd satteif Bonnets. Flowers. Pdlm leaf .fur and silk Hats. ALSO O X HAND A good asortment of Groceries, hardware and cutlery, queens ware, glass ware, saddlery and tin ware. 3Iiscellaneous and blank books. Iron, nails and castings. Cross-cut-saws, grain shovels window o-lass, shovels and spades. Collins Coaxes, brass kettles, code mill. Gotten yarn candle wick. Seives, painted, bucket;, and pine churns and tubs, straw knives, looking glasses c.&c. ... . SJ-bty. c. F;cSkM7otIliry PuiliS BrooktiUCi Indiana.

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