Indiana American, Volume 5, Number 48, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 December 1837 — Page 3
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nROOKVILliE,! D I A X A. "FRIDAY, DECKMBRH 1. 1837.
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piRE 1;0 IHUH IUUJI HI fill ...141 ls been considerable trouble to our jailor and vis. Some three weeks since he burned a hole . door; ami would have been out in a few
m,te6l..ul he not been uiscovero.i ey some h our jankson stormi
s who rose before daylight. After that he
IlCu, ullv LllKI !! t 3 I.VJ 1'ican lf-TV
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j testimony stronger than ever in favor of the Con-
niiiiui-ii.aiiuoi me v tug principles. She ha elected an entire Whig Senate, composed of 40 members; and in the House, composed of something over 5H) members, there is not sufficient Van Burenism to remark upon. We copy the following good sentiment relative to Massachusetts from an Eastern paper.But our good and renowned Commonwealth, how shall we speak of her! With what a noble front
lias she borne herself, through the hratinr of this
Undismayed, unterritied. faithful.
among the faithless, never seduced, never tempted.
i.K to.Mii eiieu, how (iocs she not rise, in the
as to confirm, ia a very remarkable manner, the general inferences of Professor Olmstead, regarding the meteors of November; and whether we ndmit or not the theory of that gentleman, in its full extent, to prove that these bodies have their origin beyond the atmosphere, and that the source from which they spring is periodically near us on the morning 0f novembcr 13. All .Mr. C Imstead's observations, regarding the distinctive appearances of these meteors to the eye, were abundantly corroborated by the exhibition of yesterdry morning. 1 am, sir, yours, c. F. A. 1. BARNARD. New York, November 14, 1S!7.
iui(i'atos's Notice.
OTICE is hereby given that letters of Administration upon the estate -of John Traeunr
deceased, have been granted to the undersigned according to lnw; those having claims against the estate of said deceased, must present them duly authenticated within oneytarfrom thisdate.and those indebted tothe said estate must make immediate payment. The estate is supposed to be solvent. On .Saturday the JHh dav of Dee.. I:37 t ti.
late residence of the said dec d. in Hi-rhlinH tn,-t.
ISECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES Of the county of Franklin, Indiana, from theUth day of JVovcmlcr, A. D. IMG, up to the th day of November, 1SY7 inclutive. CASH remaining in the Treasury includingtbe amount of the Duplicate oftha year A. D. IS?G, for county purposes on the 11th day of Now rubor A. D. lMS :).',04 01 Amount of cash received in the Treasury of said comity since the Uth d,tv
ship, Franklin county, Ind., the undersized will ' l :Nov?mj". I"'0' '"elusive of Tav
- -o even in" tnt ween, as me mior opened me f ... uciuuuu la'eiy swam
,t..u v.. ... , l HIT OWI1 C 11ZCIIS M SSnt'llllS,f t f.ii-.vor' 1.
(sell at tin Ii I ie onf erv flip nrnn,l nr..,,,.-... k..t -
r - j i't..av..ui iiiu'i:il utiuilITlrr t n tim eiiil plilii a ; .... ; .. r
,tlvpl to ""rod Uihlfi,c. Scotsman , horse, hoas, wheat, oats in the stack, hav. com
.-tore licences, rocerv licences, .Store permits. Jurors' fees.
Tax for ex hi
timbers
on lir
,vir lie darted cut. and pot as Mr as the hast fork .'f.ire ho wis eaiiL'l't. Baton list Sunday morl.I . .! I- . . 1
t between cue ami inree ciock, us set me " . :.. .. i. i. i. ..... , n.,.i
ind the flames extended half across the
.,:;;.. .T before he could raise any of our citizens to
-ni5 M his assistance, and would, in a few minutes more, hsvc been roasted alive. lie siys lie cried ' ,iear lwo hour before he was heard. situation xvas not very enviable at this time v ,; -?din a ro'i), at midnight, when alVis wrapt in Fr'" a:Hl the fire every mhuite encroaching ncarind nearer without any possible chance of inibiiiic it progress But ho was not satisfied with !. On Wednesday morning about two o'clock a wom awakened from cur sleep by the cry of oYr." He hid set the jail on fire again and the hues extended three or four feet above the roof. Hid tiic roof not been wet, and our citizens assistc.! in subduing the fire by a copious fall of rain, 'JiCjail, prisoner and all would have been consum1 without doubt. We hive no idea that he vil :! 'Kept here until next February Court. We wish our citizens would take warning from experience, and be a little better prepared for fires tiiin at present. If we are not able to obtain en';!.es, we " are able to procure ladders and: fire hooks, which would be of great service in case we rfiviid be visited by lire. Who will make a move :n tliis matter! Every one is interested.
S:!.n I'i.astf.ks. We regret to see eo much of tliU trash getting in circulation. Within a few .iu's we have seen considerable stud", intended for yrvj?y, ia circulation, with the name of "II. II-',)-..'!, j -i S -Co." attached to it. It is merely an ..ri'u r drawn by this company, payable to the bear.T, on the cashier of the .Madison branch of the t itc Hank of Indiana. The manner in which the :!;!ls aw engraved, is well calculated t3 deceive, ii is well known that there is no money in the '.Vest i;i as good standing as our Bank, and if our Itizen? ep!y fee the words- "STATE BANK of INDIANA," on the face of the bill, it is taken i ithiint further comment. We were presented
! i v, with one of these s.'iui plasters, and
;vne ti'ne uetore we could convince turn it . a r.vili on our State Bank. He had taken
liay htate, evermore! While the waves of the o
cean shall wash her shores and until Bl nkicr Hn.t. shall sink to a morass, a id the names of L;:xixotos and Coxcori) are forgotten, may she remain, as now she is, upright, immovable and unassailable! May God long preserve the Commonwealth of Massachusetts!!!
.Mississippi. From this State we have 1 eard but partial returns of their recent electors not sufilcient to tell which party has succeeded. The Defeat. We copy the following article from the Charlestown Indian ian, edited by C. W. Hutchen. As he is well known in this county to be a true Yanite, we hope his admissions will be believed bv Van Buren's few and scattering adherents in the county: New York Flections. We have (o say, however much we regret the necessity, that New York has &one, so'il and body, for the Whigs. Out of l'JS members of Assembly the Whigs have only got a "coo hundred." This is not so bad as it might have been we might have lost the small bnloncr, and probably would iu two weeks more, had the election been postponed. Whether tho empire State has been revolutionized for "keeps'' or not, time will test. We are inclined to think not however; the game in that Stale has been deeply played by the bankitcs. 15ut why apologize we arc beaten, routed and completely licked.
kmc liiuiurea auu sixrv varus unuer n,i at.ips. ,-. , n ) 1-;!. r. .
water, without coming to the surface. I he feat,. Terms made known on the dayofale. Sal t upon which a considerable wager was pending, ! commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on said d iv was accomplished naar Westminister bridge. j WILLIAM ROBESON, adrnV. I Nov. 13, 40 Mw
JOSr.ril I HlN P F!T1V fv-lilr nf Siiviin !:ia)
iition of auinia'". New
.issL-isiuviiia uir i -.;., :i;n I ot i.slr.'lVP sold by SlieriiT, Vc.
Amount of the Died;
rUe for
642 47
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taken u; his residetire i:i SuJIblk, md.
ilis household arrangements are on n most extravagant scale.
II.
iTM.I-U B. SMITH fc CI I MJLF.S
' lakes this onnortunitv nf inforiiiinn- ln ru.li. t'aid Associate .lui!;res
To s'trh as tciliexp ihi'ilc ihanst Ives for land. The Texas Congress declared that the law granting G10 acres of land to ail actual settlers, shall continue in force for six montl longer from the 1st of November, IS37, and after that time 30 acres will he deeded to all who settle in Texas within six months. The inducements held out to immediate emigrants in Texas are very great. It would be well if someofo-ir city beggars were to go thither and live like clever people on a pleasant little farm.
lie that iu future they wiil nunctualiv attend thn
Franklin Circuit Court at its sitting, and ail pro-' fessional business cenfided to cither in said court, ! will rccaivc their joint attention. j CALV.H B. SMITH. ! CHARLES II. TEST. !
an.Ji, IS),. 7 :U
utal amount of i. .v.-'; fs .r7or:i v.r.i
Expenditures from the 1 1 : ?s ,.v nf'
' S;)9 to.t!ie CtIi 'y of November, on the f, 1-
TES T ! ", A '" items, to-wit:
. 10 2 00
I .v
The Broohrille Insurance company "H"S now prepared to make insurance on property. ; For terms apply at the office of the Comoanv. '
I west upper room in D. IVice & Cu's store.
ABNER M CARTV, Tres. I Ino. W. Hitt, Sec'y. I Brookville, July 1S:57. 23 bty
..IS
lander that impression, and was deceived. Who H. ii. (ioodman Co. pre, we neither care or ' ;uv. farther than we have been told that they .l ie CJrosery Keepers in Cincinnati. They may 'i responsible men, or they may not be. But we ii'ipe o'ir citizens going to market at Cincinnati viil exaniino closely what money they take in ex-
-iiaiige for their produce. It is not enough that ;iicy see in large letters on the face of the note, State Bank of Indiana," but they muts;e whose ::ame is to it. If ". . Goodman Sc Co" wish lo issue pri vate bills, if they do it on their own .rcdil, we shall not object. But any company that honest enough to get their notes in circulation a the credit of a good institution, would be about honest enough, when pay lay comes, lo permit any j'fisoa i redeem them that pleased. Wc should
"ippose that our citizens had suSercd sufficiently iiveady to make them a little cautious iu future. We never admired a wolf in sheep's clothing, and
either the pressure of the timcs,nor fienton's Gol-
ki em can eradicate that dislike. We hope all in-
rested in a good currency, and exposing decep
tion, (mother name for swindling,) will discoun
tenance this attempt to flood the country with shin rili alert. The State Bank is no more responsible !'or the redemption of t!ieir paper than wc are.
New York Ei.kctiox. Retull. From the N York papers we learn the final result of their an
anal election, which took place in the first week of
November. There were eight Senators elected
this year out of which the Whigs elected SIX,
Mil the Van Burcnites ftco. There arc four old
members whigs, and twenty Van Hurenites, conse
quently there will be in the Senate 10 Whigs, and Van.tes. The House of Representatives of New York is ciiii; escd of 12 members, all rlected this fall. Tie Whigs have elected one hundred and one, with? Van Burenites twenty seven. Last year t-.c ll use was composed cf Yan Burenites 91;
h sis T 1. Oninint hallot the Loirislature will be
w j ---- o i-;s winter.
irhigt. rate, 10
sc, 101
Yc learn from the Logansport Telegraph that the proceeds arising fiom the sale of the Michigan lload Lands, which recently look place, amounted io the sum of ,$8,781 71 yielding. $1,315 45 over the sum (5 per acre) linvted by the Sfate. Of the lands selected to complete the entire Michigan Road grant, there yet remains unsold, and subject to public entry, one hundred and sixty-one acres. Vcvay Times. WHIG STATE CONVENTION. At the request of a number of the Whig pat ty, we take the liberty of publishing a call for a general Convention of the Whig patty at Iudianapol.s on the First Monday in January next. It is known that the Whig party in Ohio, early last summer, held a convention at Columbus, and, after expressing a decided preference for Gen. Harrison, recommended a Nition tl Convention and agreed to abide by its decision. It is due to the noble Stale that its call should be responded to, and inas
much as the Ohio Convention propose to
hold the Naticual Convention on the 1st of
June next, it ts proper that a decision in reference to it, should be made as early as the time mentioned. Wc trust that this movement will meet lite approbation of the Whigs throughout the Stale that all the papers will immediately respond to the call, and that
public meetings will be held as early as possible to appoint Delegates; and we trust that the enthusiasm in the case of Whig principles will cause an imposing assemblage. FMno Citizens Should not, will nof'OW
fFffimr." take lead and immediately convene
i a primary meeting at Centreville, and
forthwith appoint Delegates, now is me time, while the flush of victory glows upon
f.vprv check, and the late measures of the ad-
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ministration have been driving thousands o! honest and independent freemen from their
ranks. The "ball has started" ana u is our duty to keep it moving let every Whig exert himself in the good cause, and let your aim be One Constitution One Country One Destin y I Richmond la. Palladium.
SAimZ AT TIB IS. V. ED KINGTON, BARBER & HAIR DRESSE i has located himself in the town
of Urookville for the purpose of serving all who
may favor him with a call; and he hopes by strict attention to business, to merit a share of public patronage. N. B. Ho will also Renovate Coats, Pants, and Vests. His shop is immediately under C. F. Clarkson's Printing Office. November 27, l5;i7. 4S
N ESTRAY MULY" COW TAKEN UP, by Robert W. Haleted of Brookville township,
Franklin co, Ia., on the ISth day of Nov. 1S37, of the following description, to-wit: a white muly cow with tome black spots on her head and neck, with a crop off the left ear and a slit in the rig-lit. no brands or other marks perceivable; and appraised on the 27th day of Nov. 1S.S7, at fourteen dollars, by Samuel Higg3 and James Lacy. A true copy as per affidavit, givent under my hand, and eeal, this 2-?th day of Nov.- 17. 4S3vv ELIJAH BARWICK, J. P.
William W. Carson vendee of Garret L. Compton and Mary Compton. VS.
In the Pro
bate Court of
Franklin coun
COLLINS' AXES, for sale by nov. IS 37. II. I). JOHNSON. !
TLOTH.-
just received and for 6ilo. low. bv
nov. 18:37.
CAS1NETS and CASIMERES.
i-, by
11. D. JOHNSON.
A TENT MEDICINES, for sale bv nov 1S:37. H. D. JOHNSON.
3 A.D.& rate qua
Nov. 8, 1
G. VIOLIN STRINGS, of a first
quality, for sale by
H. D. JOHNSON.
SPANISH FLOAT 1 N DIGO, for sale by J nov. 1337. II. 1). JOHNSON.
Clerk of I raiiKlin Circuit Court Collector, for improper Assessments Stationary for Clerk's (including press) Jurors' fees Constables' allowances Jail expenccs Court house expenses liisters County commissioners Sheritfs allowanca For Wolf sca!p For Recorder's Books Election retarns School trustees Estray pen e.xpetiees Printing expenees School commissioner Coroner Town lots Poor cxpences Road tax f.r li'ACt Treasury hook Counsel fee Supervisors Road viewers
2M t'O ." 09 r.', us j "70 2." IS 7o 1"C ; JO 17 :;?:! 2.' I2! 00 110 CO 4 00 27 ."7 r:3 25 71 75 :; 00 20 2 70 50 42i 56 52 I2::o 71 150-1 2:'i 2 00 2 50 22S 17 i 50 00 i
$4210 001
TXBINE WASH TUBS, of various sizes, for M. sale by H. I). JOHNSON. nov. 1S.'!7. j .3ni SSeecivcd asasl tor S;iU'. I
1 the barrel and half barrel No. 1, 2 and ; Mackerel. Also a few barrels of Molasses !
R.fcS. TYNER. May 1st, 1537. 19 bty j
7-OiJNO HYSON TEA, of a superior aualitv
for sale by II. D. JOHNSON.
?ept. 20, 1S:J7. :
Collector for delinquen
cies and improper assessments Tor IS'G 122 554 Collector's commission for 1S;0 (,; Goi Amount of Treasurer's per centum on monies actually received ntiil paid out since last settlement i:;s 7C Allowance to Treasur
er for stationary
Mathias Compton, William J-ty. Snyder and Theodosia his wi.'e, Petition for late Theodosia Compton, Hen- Partition and ry Compton, Jeremiah Compton, assignment of John Compton and all unknown dower, heirs of Henry Compton deceased. J TglHE said defendants and all others concerned JL will take notice that the said William W. Carson, wiil make application to the said court at its next term to be held at the Court house in Brookville on the second Monday of Febiuary, A.
D. ly.vS, and on the hrst day of said term for the appointment of commissioners to muke partition of the following real estate situate in the said county 01" Franklin, and which descended to the eaid 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 illiam . Carson, to wit: being the north west part of section No ?30, in town 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 Gregg and running from thence along said line, north seventy two poles to a corner; thence west one hundred and eleven poles to a post for a corner, tl e.ice 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 cc Holland, Sols. pro. com. October 7lb, IS;37. 46 4vv
"WOTES on the Bank of the United States al1 so on the Banks in the cities of Boston, NewYork, Philadelphia and Baltimore, wanted by Nov. 21, 1837. R. S. TYNER.
11 4751 CENT CALICOES for sale by
Sept. 15, 137. II. 1). JOHNSON.
LUE MERRIMACK PRINTS. Just re
ceived a good lot of the above calicoes, and
for sale, low, by II. D. JOHNSON. Sept. 20, 1S37.
MO. SUGAR, for sale by Sept. 20, 1:37. II. D.
JOHNSON.
R. A. IV HIPP LIS FFERS his services to the citizens of Brookville and its vicinity; and flatters himself that
a long time of successful practice in one of the most sickly locations in the west, is a sufficient recommendation. Residence in the house recently occupied by C. Cain, in the bottom, east of the Court House. Brookville, Oct. 12, 1337.
Which amount of expenditures of
.1075 (574 bein.i deducted Trom the above amount of Receipts of $705:3 TOJ leaves a balance in the Treasury including the Duplicate for 15:37, a aforesaid, in the haTds of t lie Collector of Franklin county, of ; But the Treasurer Slaving received of this years Duplicate from the Collector, as appears by Trcas. Books $760 41 i And has paid out of that sum in above expenditures only the sum of "CO IGi There is a balance iu favcr of the County against thj
Treasurer in cash on hand the sum of :i fl ?
Sav balance of the Dupli
cate vet to be received 2243 4-ii
J4G75 67
09
TO COFFEE, for sale bv H. D. JOHNSON
3- immediate! v west of the court house, Brook
ville. Sept. 20, 1S7. 08
W:
House
I'aniles.
111 49
49
W h i g ni j or i ty , 62
In November l?;iG, of the popular votes of New
The .Meteoric Skoiccr correspondent of the New York Commercial Advertiser, furnishes the following description of the meteoric display exhibited on Monday evening, the BHh inst: The extraordinary brightness of the moon, concealed, doubtless, many of the fainter meteors, and
detracted from the splendor of the more or uia.iv , nevertheless, the writer of this, counted between forty and fifty, which occurred between two and six "o'clock in the mornins; most of them leaving after them trains of beauty. Many others, very faint were not reckoned. They were most frequent from half past three to half past four. I he irst one which was observed, of very uncommon splendor, fell enstwardly, between Deneb in the tail of the Linn, and the planet Jupiter in its present pot ,h,iiti twiTitv minute before four.
The brightest of all, and the most beautiful one 'he observer recollects ever to have seen, occurred just about 5 o'clock, falling castwardly also, near Thela Lconit. Us brightness was dazzling like that of the sun, and its size two or three times that of Jupiter. It left a magnificent train. Two or three usually fell nearly ai the same time, after which there generally occurred an in
terval of from five to httcen minuies, ... ........ none were observed. The display continued i.n-
rallowed up in tnc oro;iu uv
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y VIRTUE of a decree of the Franklin Cir
cuit Court to me directed bv the Clerk of said
court, 1 will expose to sale by public auction and outcry at the court house in Brookville on Saturday the 16th day of December next, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. of said day, the rents and profits for the term of seven years, of the following described lots of land: Lot No 18 in Thomas's plat of Brookville, and lots No 15, 10,
27, 2-, 44 and 47 in Allen's plat of the town of Brookville, Franklin county, Indiana, and if the rents and profits of the aforesaid lots of land will not tell for sufficient to satisfy the sum in said decree mentioned, the fee simple of said lots will then and there be sold to the highest bidder or bidders, should the said mortgaged premises sell for enough to nay the amount of s;iid decree, together
with the interest and cost. Said lots are taken as
the property of Benjamin Sed. Noble, ct al. at the
suit of Milton Stapp and Thomas Brown, and decreed by the Franklin Circuit Court to be sold provided they sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy the
aforesaid decree with interest and costs. Also, purchasers can pay cash down or one fourth down and the balance in equal payments at six and twelve moots, with six per cent interest.
Vhis lth dav of November, 1S3. 47 3 w THOMAS PURSEL. Sh'ff F. C. Ia.
Slate of Indiana. Franklin county, ss. r p A KEN UP by Daniel Shaffer of Springfield Jh- township, county and State aforesaid, on the 6th day of November, 137, as follows to-wit; one red, horned cow, white face, white bag and belly, half crop off the left ear, streightcrop and split in the right, supposed to be eight, or ten years old; and the other red muly cow, riijht hip duwn, a swal
low fork and under bit in the right ear, and half
crop and swallow fork in the left ear, age not known. The horned cow appraised at seventeen dollars, and the muly cow to nineteen dollars, by
John Shafer and Thomas Shera, this 14th day of
November, A. I). lb-u . 1, James Samuels, do certify the above to be a true copy of my estray book, this 16th day of November A. D. 18:17. 47:3w JAMES SAMUELS. J. P.
Booksellers, Merchants & Printers I'rom the Country, will please lake J"otiec.
njlHE present is a very favorable opportunity for -H- you to purchase the following articles at re
duced prices, viz.
Law. Medical. Classical. Miscellaneous and
School Books. Also Paper, Copy and Blank Books, and Print ing Presses, which must be sold to close the busi ness of ft firm.
Apply to E. W. Chester, Esq., assignee of Cory & Webster. Main street, or to the subscriber.
at the Sign of Young Men's Bible Depository,
Fourth St., between Main and Sycamore. A. F. ROHISON, Agent. Nov. 6. 4G 3w Cincinnati Gaz
A. 1 in i 12 i t r a tor's Notice. mjOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin-
1 istration upon the estate of Matthias I.a-
! rowc. iate of Franklin County, Indiana, deceased,
1 . . ,
1 til the stars were sw
ork, Martin Yan Buren received 2S.272 majority j light. , -and at the recert election the Whigs in the State All the meteors, traced back H, c'c' e' ' W a niaioritv of .he nooular votes of 19.47 1 . mak- ! V proceed from a rad.en pomt .lue north o R u
g a Whig gain since November IS;3G, of fortv i j direcUonB 0f the most remarkable were noted has this day been granted to the undersigned, by rvr. , ,iiu the Clerk of said county. Persons having claims
.. iihiisjm) HJ in MlKl.u n null iimr.L.. ilowll. 'Iiich is a greater i than the entire popular ! They moved in all directions, but mostly on the
c- o - . . ., Kmiirli flip rni am
vfte of six whole states, to wit: Louisiana, New
The liroolcrillc Insurance company
7ISH to purchase solvent cash notes for
terms apply at the ofhee, west upper room
in D. Price & Co. s store.
ABNER M'CARTY, President.
Jso. W. Hitt, Sec'y. June 21st. 1:37. 24 tf.
Total balance as aforesaid .$2;!77 G9i November 9th, A. I). 1?:7. 4G 3w JAMES WE 13 13, ) SAMUEL SHIRK, ( County ROBERT TE.MPLETON, Jr ) Comm'rs. Attest, Robert John, Cl'k.
cash For Wheat and Rag. VII'l subscribers will nay the hiirhest cash price
for merchantable Wheat, and four and a half
dollars per hundred for clean linnen and cotton
rags; all to be delivered at their Mills in Brookville. J. H.SPEEli Ac Co.
irookville February iOth ls37. 40 tf
CO-PA S&TX KESSH1P. co-partnership has been formed between David Price and John W. Hitt in the mercantile bu
siness, and will he conducted under the firm of David Price te Co at the stand formerly occupied by
lavid t rice in Urookvi.ie.
We flatter ourselves that we shall bo able to ac
comodate our friends and customers on na good terms as can be had in the State, and will give a
liberal credits.
Ourstock of merchandise is now very pood and
we inted keeping it so, and by so doing we res
pectfully 8 Iirit and confidently expect a liberal hare of patronage. DAVID PRICE As CO.
Jroovilic, 1 1th Sept. 1S1G. IlooSs. Shoes, &c.
U8T received and for sale,
tiG () Pr. JlMt r's coarse boots. IO 5) do do shoes. 19,000 lbs. Iron assorted. 2,20 lbs. Covington Cotton Yarn. Also, brass kettles, ail sizes, eole-Ieathsr, side, kip and calf skins, pine tubs and churns, wire seives, wrought nails, and axes. R. & S. TYNER. Brookville, Sept. 1S,1S27. 37 bty
. . 1 . . 1 .. r , 1.0
I n nl Tn I .O VS il llOWeVCl Ulli UriCHHICtBUl vv-
"!w.( Kbode Uand, Delaware, Arkansas and j ' .vas gllcj . as t0 extinguish nearly all the fix-
Micbi.r-
an!
ed stare. . ,
But one meteor out of the whole was observed
against said estate must present them duly authenticated within one year from this time, and those indebted must make immediate payment. The estate is supposed to be solvent.
On Saturday the nir.tti ot jjecemoer imi me
(KrXO II I STAKE!!! fWHE subscribers have purchased the Store JL formerly occupied by Win. N. Remy, in Brookville, on the corner directly south of R.iV S. Tvner's store, where they are constantly receiving all kinds of Dry Goods, foreign and domestic!;,
hardwaie, srocenes, tinware, crockery of all kini.s, books, shoes and hoots, fancy articles, cutlery, &c Sec, all of which they will sell on as reasonable terms as can be afforded in the county. All kinds nf Prodnee and Lumber taken in payment. N. Ii.
ISOOTSi & Nil 012S. UST received a general assortment of Fis and Coarse BOOTS,
Millers do SHOES, Boyg do do Women's Calf Skin Shoes, Youth's do do Misses do Children's do ALSO, an assortment of Brass Kettles, larg and small sizes, for i!e by D. PRICE & Co. Brookville, Sept. fib 1?37.
'Vassaihusetts. We believe this is the only , to he an exception to the neneral law of radiation
s:e but what has turre ndered. Evcrv other! and that one apparently origination near the toot
S,e in the V
Jackson
r.ion, has either given their vote to
! of the Great Bear, crossed the line of the radii to
I the east.
i one cow. liouseiioiu auu hucueu luiunun.,
or Yan Buren. But 5Iassachusetts has ; .1,;. oi.SKition. 4tioun-h not of as- Terms made known on the day 01 sale
'wye been true, and opposed to the wild erperi- j tonishing brilliancy, was one of a very satisfactory v At hr recent elections ehe has given her 'nature to the philosophic observer. It was such I
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administrator will sell at public sale at the late I hey will also sell at auction every oaiuraay residence of saiddcceascd.in MountCarmel in said! ternoon. The public are respectfully 'tnyited to
county, the personal property belonging sid estate.) call and see. ..rivi-n sets of Blacksmith's tools, coal.l
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ELIJAH DAVIS,
GEORGE 31. BYR AM. 40 If
A LL persons having eny claim or demand of any 2sL kind whatever, whether duo or not against the subscriber, are requested to present the samo for payment. JOSEPH 31 AN DAN II ALL. Nov 2:J, 1S:V7.
LNK SU3IMONS, NOTES, & EXECUTIONS, and all ethers for sale at this offioe.
LA 31 BERT LAROWE, Adm'r.
Nov 2, . St
"3 LANK DEEDS, Justices and Constable'
H blanksfor sale at the American office.
C. F. ClarksoiB, Notary Pnhlic, BrooLri'lc, In fit a na .