Indiana American, Volume 5, Number 49, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 December 1837 — Page 4
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y.tzii e a id .idocnle Ol'NMJ MEN.
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v it s: . .1 . -t . M' stin yii.Mi:vr, . This i a Mbj-ct fraught wilU difficulty. Mankind are I irnM.ed with many faculties that ii tv r;r able of bestowi:: muh iimuso
meat: which "sufficiently shows ns,"' snvs Ad-J
utson, '-that i'roxidenoe" did not design this ;
LOOK AT TIMS, j V. KDRINGTON. IWRRF.R & H.IR g-
of IWkvillc for the purpose nf servinff an v no
mnv favor him with a call; and
onlinuing it late tit evening, mid then saliyins: out in a porspit atioe, in the cold or damp night air, n thousand times more mischief has boon done, than all tho benefit which il has LfTorded would balance." And besides, as
daiieint: assemblies arts usually conducted, attention to business, to merit
they become, to jotingmen the nurseries ol intcmpcrnnce. prodigality, and indolence. "It were rrratlv to bo wished that this t X'T-
rise might be regulated by those rules whun human experience has indicated, instead of
ln-in-T tiit-;.,, ! tn tbf w 1 iri :iiKi eaerice 01 a-
IUU.-M; has locmea iiimi.... . fo sa e bv public auction and .. ,, ,. ,.r nll,i Summon G..n,u
! vvm.i, ... , . i llicit nsim h.mi. - - .
i5RIAG and SOS.TtER GOOBS.
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2 a'' K$ 3 1-'F'S SA tAi.
V VI IfTIiE nf a decree of the Franklin Cir- ii p culicritinrs I.hvp rPrpivpd from Pitts
cail Court to uie tlirecuu oytne iei-Koi Riiiuj jj Baltimore, Philadelphia and Jew-
hi
!i!.M Ii r m-i'-it nlfv mi rereiso so a
world should be fnled with murmurs and ro-5llc to the sedcn'.nrv, and especially to those pinions, or licit the heart of mm should Ikm n- vy,0 $l niKh of j,, Sl,xts should bo so ma-
voived i "loom and uvdanrholv. inatiii- t nc lrt s .,;,. l,.,lf tbo world, atul
.! lelo esbyst ici outcry at the court house in Rrookville on tur-; ; in . ,ie ,0,ieS , .'day tl.3 10th dvor December next, between te, t;,ot, c ,t a share of public . y A M nm, 4 M cf saiJ da (
in part of the following articles, namelv:
cassimeres auJ cassinets, assnrtoj color..
nd Ivontnriiv leans. Hod. rrpfvi m, 1
patronise. (lts r.inta ; the rents and profits for the term of unveil years ol , white lkntiels. Rose saddle blankets. BLick, N 11 IImv, lro Kr, o v nl " ' tUe rollowiu,r described lots of land: Lot No IS . n brow and cbrot meri0e., pla.n and tigured. Cirnnd efts. HmiW ...uned.atel) under C. Ti0mnsV pat of I$ rooU v illc, and lots No lo, lu,c,M..ana of variou, cokrs. Ilrown a!lrl hlnach.M Cl.irkson s.rnntmff CHl:ce. .,- . . , 47 : Allen's lht of the town of ( .,..,.;.,., ti.;r:n.Ta. ttrmvn an-? hlp.i,,!
November 2T, l'u.
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Wrookville, rrauklin county, Indiana, and if the coUon "drills. Canton flanneU, assorted colors
pro;
Ol
not
iced i "looniaad in -buiohol v. 1 n:U 11 ' n;,". d a to injure half the world, and exu'.e oper, Ma. necoary, for Iho on2 '. oc nirair.st it the n ejudicc of the ether hali." ranal a-p.uso'ent. is a subjet I which ad- J?! tUeer. yomr men who wish to (soflut little d.spute. 'i he bo'.v must fie- iros.iilve ( nu;ra ,u physical habits
v , - - - V ' Mil tUUVMI W
V 1'STIUY MTLY COM". T MvHX UP, i rents and profits of the atoresa.u 101s o. lanu in , Tn!)o diapers, linnen, cotton end Knssia.
.. . . - n i ,.i..f n in.i-iwl, n ; not or sullicicni lo sausiv i s'u m
sa. .v uoocri .! mentioned, the fee simple of end lots will 't Z Zr Ho n,1 ot?? while nily ben and there be sold to the highest bidder or bid-
Ut. IS, blKiuiu tin; c-iiiu tiu t- w ...
ouon'.iv bo unbent, tu retain its elastic sprinsr
X tiio'bodv noit o'.tain relaxation from labor.
l,l!v ivfi-M'M. fmm iniii' lin t in lllOst
routs, balls, and assemblies, w here dancing is
or il speedily w ears out and the mind must ' continued to a l to hour, and w here intoxicat-
le occupied, at proper intervals, w ill. ngmci and more diversified topics, than a constant grapple w ith abstract siciue. tind thoenres and perplexities of life, or its delicate and wot drvfal m.u hi. oi v br -ernes disordered. Tobel-.eahhv the body mast fn qnently change its jKiurp bi continue sound, the mind must
imhce.d (Voai its l.ii oeatbr.s iiiu! seek rest bv icsoi t to the power- of the imagination.
T!.ro is a tho-.pj-.t connected with this to-j
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cow with jnmo black spots on her head nna nrcK,
with a crop olTthe left ear ani a slit in me ni-ni. no brands or other niark pcrroivnble; and nppraisod on ti e 27tti lv of Nov. 17, at fourteen dollar?, by Samuel Hijjs and James Lacy. A true copy ns per nflidavit,' rivei't under my hand, and Foal, this Sth dav or Nov. IT. l5:Uv r.TJJAH WARWICK, J. P.
bi vr.i"o i fteolv circulated. Amid such
scenes, ini ligations, tastes and habits cf the most diL-tcrious tendency, may be (ormed the germ? of vices may there be obtained, which lend to utter wretchedness and degradation. Thcclus are another source of amusement to which voun?mcn often resort. That thea-
that they j
Cvi.t'r n. smitiuvciia'rt-es it. test takes this opportunity of informing the public that in future they will punctually attcnu the Unnklin Circuit Court at its sitting, and all professional business cr nfided to either in said court, will receive their joint attent ion. cu.r.n n. smith. CHARLES II. TEST.
17. ' w
enough to pay the amount of said decree, together
with the interest and cost. ail lots are laneu ; the property of Henjamin Soil. Noble, et al. at the suit of -Milton Stapp and Thomas Hrown, 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 monts, with six per cent interest. Vhis lth day of November, 1:57.
47;Uv THOMAS PURSEL, ah if r . C la.
an.,'. ,
vi.M.f w hicli th-MO-m-: siiouhl bo aware 3 rn lou'te!l v true. Hut that thev are -ffS now prepared to mako insuranre on nropi n . A!,,;1; ;zirXrm'' t i .-ti.-oi expern noin;: sotrctlitn ol a ton-, in;U).,t.ejt (10V become the fountain, the ven " .MINER M'CARTY, Pres. trarv character. Without weariness you can j rf i:l!,m,r;,itv. lAcrv vicious habit, txo. y. n,TT, ser.'v. never realize the cn?o moot of rest w ilhouf j -.r... :,irt;t,- tht-t-o linds a sti- Hrookville. July !S:i7. 20 bty
ii l. i., I,,, ,(;,..
f'fl lO III. HUT ll.-.l MV V. . - !,.,, T T ! r ......
of morality and irtuo ' AT Jtrooh'Wlc i nsurtuivr i vuij,, :,
'res in
iiiisitu oo m Hie scnoi-is
never realize the cnm meni oi iosi
Imocor a:;J thirst. o.i can n;l Know the satisfaction cf pat !af,ii!iX of fi-od and drinl,'. And be it reiiv.T.bered, that without application to business -w i-i ( ul itulustrious exertion ia -o:o" oceupai( U w l.'n !; ismore or less painltl vr-tt can not po-sildy find any a'nusement nrono.lv iealdtic. in any tiling. It is alone
bv i o(i;-.:. tiial nmuM tnonl possesses attrac
m:u eve. mi.iui mm i.jii.. .u. ..
tm:lant. 'l.ewd sonr.s. lewd dances, gestures
to-ms. jf.'stroy i-.-.c .onira-, aao int. , . , , . ..ko:iC(, u,,on cvcry represen
mont is i!otnn , d. I low often, m tbc mulst j pooi be ,.anUu. j fmm Uie
! s ".roe scero r oscatn the bos
T x onbl al w a s reiu.iin
limo.!'' M.S. i-ootiint you'll! Know that
were those seasons of atnM-cmenl to continue witle-.nt i;h rrnplion, soon would they become
as iiksorao oo. l o.ut (ul as labor soon would
they I se nil !i! :r churn
and insinid !
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and expressions, ate constantly brought to tne aitci tion of the audience. And it must be, that theatre-goinii people, of both sexes, are fond of these indelicate exhibitions, or actors, whoso interest il is to cater for the public taste would not dare to indulge in them. Were
those, immoralities to be indignantly frowned
amusement, docs the wUu
ai of the xouas 4,D that I
in thcr-e
gratilMiig J'as-
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: f . I I I '
t)rn;. :inil lie distasioilli
who are enabled with isure. as is termed, the
whole ci conation f I'fe, Itnd it more difficult
to obtain i. a;!.--! i.'!v-M'. than people in the humble w :.ls of I. fo. rioasnre is their business, tiu ir tui'tci an I it often becomes as e rroneous
. . i . . i.
stage. Hat as long ns they are receivcu w uu evident marks of approbation, these stream of pollution w ill still continue to stud their contaminations into the hearts of thousands. No young man can be in the habit of attending theatres, without extreme liability to become, ccrrnpted in every principle. Dr.
(.iriscem, of JNew Yoik, in a report made a few oars ago, on the causisofice and crime in thai city, says "Among the causes of vicious excitement in our city, none appear la be
iso powcrlul in their nature astheahical aniuscI mi nts. The number of bov s and young men
I who have become determined thieves, in or
Hrookville, July l X7.
-BLUE MERRIMACK PRIMS Just re-
3 ceivod a frood lot of the above calicoes, and
for sale, low, bv II. D. JOHNSON. Scot. 20, 1S:7. :?
03-: O IflBSTAIkK!!! rgHE subscribers have purchased the Store JL formerly occupied by Win. N. Remy, in
Rrookville, on the corner directly south of R.$- S. Tyner's store, where they nre constantly receiving all kinds of Dry Goods, foreign and domestick, hardwa.e, srroceries, tinware, crockery of all kinds, books, shoes and boots, fancy articles, cutlery, Arc wVc, all of which they w ill sell on as reasonable terms as can be afforded in the county. All kinds nf Produce and Lumber taken in payment. N. . They will also sell at auction every Saturday afternoon. The public are respectfully invited to call and see. ELIJAH DAVIS. GEORGE M. BY II AM. Oct. 10, 1S37. -10 tf
IO COFFEE, for sale by II. D. JOHNSON immediately wet of the court house, Brook-
ville. Sept. 20. 1:7.
,1 list Receive! ami for Sale,
Y the barrel and half barrel No. 1, 2 and Mackerel. Also a few barrels of Molasses
11. & S. TYNER. May 1st, l.-VT. W bty
A. I).& G. VIOLIN STRINGS, of a first rate nualitv, for sale bv
Nov. S, lo7. IT. D. JOHNSON.
ar.n ir..sot!H: nt..,ta,a,an (Occi pa..on uoos , Ui y,)(;in mcana of illtroalIclioI1 lo U-.e toothers. ihejouu sluaud. vaerefore, re- j lluM(rcs ;llu, circuses, would appal the feelings member t.i it '.th-i.-vM oo:,unarv,srmclJrom ., )f cvcrv ,i( tlI0US ul'uuU could the whole truth Vr,, :,: :;.r, x.::Ut t.i-y arc pnparat ,e M HossettU. Sir John J' 'r'vro.:ty7H,.)..v-MJ:nvo l0M. Il;uain. Ardl,(Ishon Tiilotson, llishop Col-
.V? ti t it : I I, nut t "t. :;i itu uu i-i ii ciuiiitvuur;
ril.OTH
CAS1NETS and CASIMERES,
iust received and for sale, ow,bv
nov. 17. II. D. JOHNSON.
Vaulj
and lioor oil cloths, iigured ni:d plain. Irisli,
Germ in, French and Russian, linens, i willed bagings. Cambrics, assorted colors, plaiii and figured. Figured and plain, mull, book, jaconet and Swiss muslins. Figured and plain bobinets.
Silk, thread and cotton bebinH edgings end laces. Ladies cravats and collars. Italian, French, English and American prints. fSilk and tabby velvets, assorted colors, plain and figured. Figured and valntia vestings. Bed tickings. Buckram, canvass and padding. Merino, valentia, cassimea
and cashmere shawls, ihibit, prussian and silk dress harfirkerchiefs, assorted colors, ligured and plain. Flag, bandanna and pongee silk handkerchiefs; flag, cotton, and gingham, do. Black, Italian and ligured dress silks. White, blue, pink, green and brown Uorence. Ladies' black an 1 white silks, beaver and kid gloves. Gentlemen
linen, beaver and buckskin gloves, and buckskin
.Kittens. Gum elastic, worsted, and cotton suspenders. Sewing silks and twist, assorted colors. Spool, wire and ball cotton; Scotch thread. Men's fur and silk hats and caps. Ladies' satin, beaver and tigured satin bonm-ts; tuscau, leghorn, and spotted straw ditto. Men's coarse and line bmU and shoes. Ladies' calf, peal, morocco and lasting shoes and bootees; children's coarse and liine ditto. Also, a general assortment of groceries, hard
ware and cutlery, queen's, glass and tinware, and window glass of various dimensions. Nails and castings. IJar and other iron. American and English blister, and cast-steel. Cross cut and mill saws. Sad irons, frying pans, trace and hal
ter chains. Brass andirons and shovels and toners:
spades, pitch and manure forks; pitch.
Jrtig, ITleiliciEies, Priests, &c.
"FTP iSs S. TYNER keep on hand a general as- L, ,
sortment of the following articles, which !lfllui an i broad axes, rc. Sc, they will sell at wholesale or retail, at the .On-j We invite our friends and the
cinnat. prices.
Pulmonary Isalsam
I.amott s cougn urops a3 will ..,icab...
i
SrOUNG HYSON TEA, of a superior quality IL for sale by II. D. JOHNSON. Sept. 20, l-5:';7. Itawtcna l-'iusdw Watiteal. WOTES on the Bank of the United States alla so on the Banks in the cities of Boston, NewYork, Philadelphia and Baltimore, wanted bv Nov. 21, 1S:57. R. & S. TYNER. Rollins' axes, for sale by
IhO nov. ie:S7. II. D. JOHNSON.
lior. Sir Matthew Ilab-. lau gh. Dr. Johnson, ! -prrj TENT MEDICINES, for sale by
Kord Kaimcs, with a multitude of other ois-j-A jiov1oi
ie;olv e ei l i-oii vl .a.i s;ii fi iu d. While it is u,i: ei s il! v conceded thai amusement is proper to youth, tiie character of that
amusement is a serious and important opies-l , .: ... :.. 1 . . .. l.s... . .1: !
l.U.I, III lljl.U.I I . IIIUI 11IOI l- l .VIMS il UU l-l - , , , . Ill vi..nr mi.ll
IT. 1). JOHNSON.
jlinguished writers, all bear testimony against)
the demoralizing and highly corrupting m-
hieuce of theatres. They tire among the
ani'errtis places to which voting v
fest
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' -. ' . : ivin rrcort for nmiwoment: and t-lC S.a
man nature, thai whatexer is pieasmg and , . , . , . r ., Tho "iS ftTal .. . , - course is to abstain from them entirely 1 He ti "f t-r-iLli Lilt. !..t' :i ..i,nri..ni' hi wol.t rt-1 In K . ' . . . I JU. w J
.- i i. . ; , ' love tor tins amusement, like that lor aioouou leri.ttton we are liable to indulge in to i . ... . ., , ,n,-..,i', , . . i i . ! rrows imperceptibly, until the heedless vout.i ucii excess, ttiat ;t becomes an evil, general-!:' , i -j i- i , .ii .V becomes its slave and its victim. And,tneieing pain and w .. t bedness. i rom the vorv i , . , , . . . ,. 1 . . . . . . ,-' l.iro. ns ill rri-.-il-d to mfo cat I1!T drillKS. the
lldUiiC CI Ul'" FlU UIU UIIII
i PA NISI! FLOAT INDIGO, for sale by
nov. 1J17.
IT. D. JOHNSON
FINi: WASH TUBS, of various sizes, for sale by II. I). JOHNSON nov. 1S:57.
CENT CALICOES for sale by
s.,n in ii ii iiiuxsnw
i.oim u .e.i.i , ...... ,un v;i to
m a goo J degree, to the i,u. dance o( tlicu o; n I , r,. , . ' , , , ...l.r. .. .1 i: .. .: ' . :.. .it .1 ,:! iiUCIueS of tllCatlCS, IS tot ill (!(Jf!lHC)ICC .
jiuii.i in iinu iiiti iiiitMi. i:i it'i;.ii(i iu nun leiieations. Their patents and ruardians
NO. SUGAR, for sale by . Sept. 20. lSt7.
II. D. JOHNSON.
Young men need not lack for proper amusement, lly an enlightened discrimination, they ran find an abundant supply from sources not
ionlv innocent, bait instructive. Recreations
can r.ol always bo witli them in thoir amu
ip.et.ts. Tin y mu.-t, therefore, bring to bear ,i 1 r . i .. I 1 :. 1. .. ;.' 1 .... ; .,
. -,, , ,, , , ! in the open air. for those w hose occupations T if. I'vll kit ilr-iiiti l?,.,n -i i, l,rM.lj I i. : 1 I I .
- . , i are sedentary : the perusal of interesting books l as mm Ii need ol tnn.-n rum r in amusements, t , . -' ,. . r , r ,', , , , and other publications the frce.uer.ting ol ns m leiatioti to aav other subiect. ithout ,, , , i . .- , ,. J , , , ! w ell conducted reading rooms, and an attenti tci;: irr.de i beat a.u e. tipj most Itarm!c-s i , ,' ., , - r . i ' , , r , dance at lvceums,and other meetings tor pubaususements beco i.e tne source of un!iappi-l - ,. , - , . , ... .,l ! he lei lures all atlord amusement combined I less. thevei cinumstatsce tkat we have i . , . , ,. t
oociai pano. oi.u .i
too iii'U h of the gooil thing, maki s it good for
. .i . i ,i ,i freouent entrance into the various lamily ciri.othmg makes it an evil rather than a good. I . ' . . , .... .,. - , 1 i i i ,i r ic esofvour friends, arc proline sources ol miomig nun should, theieiore. exercise cau- ' , . , c , , i . , .- .. i . noeent recreation. And 1 can not forbear tion aaa circumspection, oc nau h loixthoiight . .... . , , .. .
Stale of Indiana Frank lin county, ss. rBlAKEN UP by Daniel Sbafer of Springfield M. township, county and State aforesaid, on the (ith day of November, l'!7,as follows to-wit; one red, horned cow, white face, white bag and belly, half crop off the left ear, streigl.t crop and split in the right, supposed to be eight, or tea years old; and the other red muly cow, right hip duwn, n swal
low fork and under bit in the right ear, and half crop and swallow fork in the left ear, age not known. The homed cow appraised at seventeen dollars, and the muly cow to nineteen dollars, by John Shaler and Thomas Shera, this 14th day of November, A. D. lSi7. I, James Samuels, do
certify the above to be a true copy of my cstrav book, this Kith day of November A. D. lo7. 47 w JAM ES S A M U E LS , J . P.
Opodeldoc
Balcman's drops Godfrey's cordial
British oil i Castor do Sweet do j Oil spike yjulsam life Doct. D. Jayr.e's Carminitive Balsam Bloodgood's elixir cf health Fahnestock's vermifuge Cleveland's ague drops ('ream Tartar Tartaric acid Sup. Carb. Soda Gum Opium Do Arabic Do Camphor Do Asafcetida Do Aloes Do -Myrrh Do Shellac Cologne water Black Ink Red do Indelible do ('opal Varnish Boot do lappa n do Ground mustard Starch Shoe blacking Scotch snull" Burgundy pitch Cloves Mace Cayenne pepper Refined borax Calcined do. Nut-gulls March 14th, 1So7.
Calomel
Croton oil Pink rout Jalap Red precipitate Gardner's liniment Nerve and bone do Spts. turpentine Alchohol Litharge Prussian blue Inli Red lead White d Venetian red Spanish brown
I Madder
Chrome yellow Do Green Ess. peppermint " cinnamon Wa fers Ess. spruce Saleratus
balm
public neneraliy
to call and see for themselves, whether the assortinni.l ni I n I 1 1 r t m A tiri(oa rf i,nr rrnrtilj i r.i ,-t l-m.,1.
U.VV II) ."iUUL! Cv: uu.
Hrookville, InJ, May 27, 1S:37.
3 btv
Montague's
the teeth Blue vitrol White do Liquorice Ward's vegetable oil Shaving soap Sponge Toy paints Mcdicamcntum Cinnamon Lee's pills
' Cnnatto
Aarb. Magnesia IX utmegs Sulphate Quinine 12 bty
fo
in selecting iheir amusements. They should choose tho?o tbnt poscss 'he least liability to iead to excess and ruin if possible, they should select those which both please and instruct.
Pleasure, or wring or rightly understood, Ojr gre.tert evil, or our greatest good." O . pun. i.'rg is often resorted to bv lh.? voting, lor amusement. Altlio-igh the act of card pining for recreation when considered simpl in and of ilscif, is not injurious, vet a its associations ami tendeiu ies are dangerous, and as it occupies hours that might be spent more profitably, the practice should be av.ided. There is nothing in thisamusement that canbobeneiui.il. It affords no useful exercise for the mind stores it with no valuable ideas not even admitting of conversation to anyiextent upon the ti iva! subject ofthe game. It is one ofthe most unmeaning, unprofitable, and fruitless employment f to w hich the mind ran w t il be directed, llut the great objection to card phuing, is its dangerous tendency. An t xperlness in this practice, is liable to induce a desire to venture a small hazard at the gaming table, and then a larger and larger etill. until a third for gaming is acquired, winch loads to poverty and wretchedness. 1 would I here fere advise voting men to avoid tat J phning entirely. It cannot possibly bestow any bent ft opon them; but it can "lead them iato the most sinful practices; it ran lead and has led to the dungeon and the gallows! Who is witling to run this hazard, for the sake f the little amusement this practice can impart. "Dancing, for these whose occupations nre of a se ientarv iharactt r, such as students and
many t lasses of mechanics, would bean ap
propriate exercise, it it were not perpetuallv
abused. But by assembling in large crowds,
urging young men (if, indeed, it is nccessaiy
to urge them) to frequent, in their leisure hours, the company of intelligent and virtuous females of the class w ith whom lliey associate. Nothing tends more to polish a young
man, and to refine his tastes and his manncis, than the society cf the virtuous of the other sex. In such company, vulgarity and profanity will be rebuked, and a guard will be placed upon the lip and the actions, that can not hut exercise a salutary tendency. In conclusion, I would repeat that, in regard to amusements, much depends upon the dis
cretion, the self-control and good sense of
young men. lou desire to be respectable.
prosperous, and happy. Iut bear this truth in mind, that you can net become so, except by your ow n exertions, your own forbcs.rance and discretion. Your interests Mid enjoy
ments are vitally involved in the character of
your amusements. Deeply fix the resolution in your mind, to indulge in no recreation that is not of an innocent nature, .and of a strict moral tendency, and jou w ill exhibit a w isdom productive of immense benefit.
A .! in i t a i s t r a o r s A' o 1 1 c e. TOCOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin11 istrati-m upon the estate of Matthias E. Larovve, late of Franklin County. Indiana, deceased.
has this day been granted to the undersigned, by the Clerk of said county. Persons having claims against said estate must present them duly authenticated within one year from this time, an-l those indebted must make immediate payment. The estate is supposed to be solvent. On Saturday the ninth of December 1S37, the administrator will sell at public sale at the late residence of said deceased, in Mount Carmel in said county, the personal property belonging said estate, consisting of two sets of Blacksmith's tools, coal, one cow, household and kitchen furniture, c. Terms made known on the day of sale. LAMBERT LAUOWE, Adm'r. Nov 23, 1337 3t
William W. Carson vendee of Garret L. Complon and Mary Comptoii. YS.
In the Pro
bate Court of
Franklin coun
Mathias Complon, William -ty. Snyder and Theodosia his wile, Petition for late Theodosia Compton, lien- I Partition and
ry Compton, Jeremiah Compton, assignment of
John Compton and all unknown I dower, heirs of Henry Compton deceased. J rfjlllE said defendants and all others concerned -M. will take notice that the said William W. Carson, will make application to the said court at its next term to be held at the Court house in Rrookville on the second Monday of Febiuary, A. D. IS8, and on the first day of said term for the appointment of commissioners to make partition ofthe
following real estate situate in the said county of
i' rnn;un, and which descended to the said Garret S. Compton and to the said defendants as heirs at Law of Henry Compton deceased, the share ofthe 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 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, theace south seventy two pole, and thence east one hundred and eleven p.des to the place of beginning, containing fifty acres, more rr less. Andalso for the said commissioners to assign and set over to the said William W. Carson the dower ofthe said Mary Compton as widow ofthe said Henry Compton deceased, in ihe said premises, which the said Mary has sold to the said William W. Carson. WILLIAM W. CARSON. Matsox At. Holland, Sols. pro. com. October 7th, 1S37. 46 4w
The Broohrillc Insurance companu
S7TSH to purchase solvent cash notes for
CE9 A1SS 31 A A MMCTOISY.
raiHESijbscriber respectfully informs Jl. thooitiaciio of Franklin county, that
LvJW. he continues the business of V Mi.T-y If TWW A W . M I
I in the towfl of Hrookville, Franklin Co.
Indiana, where he is 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 Taney chairs, Will .lo Vpll to ,lll nn.l nt'omlna I.!.- - 1...
;n..,u i. ;.-.ip !......, . , - satten Bonnets
... "Miiciii k.ivc-:ij lit tut, bllilji, lie j , . Hatters himself that he will render satisfaction by 1
SILILIIEK GOODS. S. TYNER are now receiving f.om New York, Philadelphia and Haiti more, an
excellent assortment of Summer Goods, which they will sell at Cincinnati prices, and receive in payment, at par, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Illm.s
land most ofthe eastern Bank notes. The f-wl!ov.--ing articles comprise a part of their stock, to-wit: ! Blue, black, olive, brown, invisible green and black-mixed cloths. Bhu, brown, drab, green, icxfurd and stcclmixed satinets; Striped do. UoJ j and white flannels. Mexican mixtures, blue drills and caummer stripes. Brown sheetings and eliirI tings. Bleached shirtings. Bleached und brown j cotton drilling. Linen and cotton table diapers, ilriash and French linen. CoioureJ cambrics. j French, English and American ginghams ami i prints. Pointed muslins. White, bufl'and colourled Merseilles vestings. Fig'd, velvet and valen,'ca do. Bed ticking. Canvass and padding.
Hlacs Gros. tie Iilune. Itaban, Lustring and Henchew. Colored and black Gro.de Nap. do Fig'il Gro d.j Nap do. Fig'd Satin. Black silk velvet i . . -. . . ,
:mu ng u eiei vesting, w hitc, pink, green ana blue Corence. Pongee, bandanna and Hag silk hdk'fs. Gro do Nap siik, gauze, bernani, silii muslin and crape dress hdk'fs. Tamboured and worked muslin collars and capes. Fig'd and plain bobinct. Thread and bobiuct laces and edging?. Bonnet, cap, lustring and satin ribands. Beit do. Bobinct and grecian quilling. Thread, behind and muslin insertions. Blond edgings and quilling. Worsted blond edgings. Black bombazine and satin stocks. White silk hose. Bi'k, v bite ai.ii zebra; cotton V black worsted do. jtisses coloured and white cotton do. Lamb's wool, white silk, mixed, brown and white cotton half hose. Ladies' kid, beaver, cotton and silk gloves. Gentlemen's buckskin, beaver, kid and coulcred and white cotton do. Silk, Scotch, gingham and cotton umbrellas. Parasols. Corded skirts, cambrics, fig'd and plain jaconet, book, Swiss and mull muslina. Infant capo and ti buidcis. Dimity, dir.) clas
tic, worsted and cotton suspenders; sewing suk and twist. Quilling cotten, Cotton balls Oc patent thread. Ladies morocco. Kid, Calfskin and lading shoes. Mens coarse leather and caliVkin Lojts. Mens coarse leaiher, Kip, and Calf skin shoes Misses lasting As Kid do. Chih'rcns leather ani!
lasting do- Tuscan, o:en cottaje, straw end tiir'ii
Flo,vcr3. Palm
f:;r anc
doing his work not inferior to any in the country.
ins snop :s immediately north oi li. & s. Tyner s Store. Call and see. FRNKLIN McGlNNIS Brookville, Dec. 25th, 83r 52 bty
Hoots, Shoes, &c. UST received and for sale,
200 Pr. Miller s coarse boots. SOO do do shoes. 12,000 lbs. Iron assorted. 3,900 lbs. Covingon Cotton Yarn. Also, brass kettles, a'll sizes, sole-leather, side, kip and calf skins, pine tubs and churns, wire 6eives, wrought nails, and axes. , , R. & S. TYNER. Hrookville, Sept 18, 1837. 37 bty
BOOTS & SHOES. JUST received a general assortment of Fi?e and Coarse BOOTS, Miilers do SHOES, Boys do do Women's Calf Skin Shoes, Youth's do do Misses do Children's do ALSO, an assortment of Brass Kettles, large and small sizes, for sale by D. PRICE & Co. Brookville, Sept. 8th 1837.
terms apply at the office, west unoer room
in D. Price & Co.'s store. ABNER M'CARTY, President. Jno. W. Hitt, Sec'y. June 21st, 1837 . 24 tf.
CO-1 A KT A K E5SEII P. co-partnership has been formed between David Price and John W. Hitt in thr niPra,,iiio
siness, and will be conducted under the firm of David Price Ac Co at the stand formerly occupied bv David Price in Brookville. We flatter ourselves that we shall be able to accomodate our friends and customers on as eood terms as can be had in the State, and will gi ve a liberal credits. fa Our stock of merchandise is now very good and we inted keeping it so. and bv so lmn,r
Ipectfully solicit aud confidently expect a liberal
jtaicui patronage. U A V I U PKICE & CO ifrooville, 14th Sept. 1S3G. C. F. Clarkson, Notary Public" BrooktiUe, Indiana.
ALSO GN HAND
A good asortmetit of Groceries, hardware a:id cutlery, queens ware, glass ware, saddlery a;;d lii: ware. .Miscellaneous and blank books. Imn. nails and casting-. Cross-cut-saws, grain shove's window glass, shovels and spades. OollinsiV Coaxes, brass kettles, coile mill. Cotton yarn if,- candle wick. Scives, painted buckets," and pine churns and tubs, straw knives, looking glasses Vc. &c. 2;'-bty. P. PALMER. T3BESPECTFULLY informs the citizens cf Franklin County, Indiana, that he bus ecu.menced the business of C'HAiSI ITIAKIAXi in all its various branches, in the town of Rrookville, where he intends keeping on hand an assortment of Common and Fancy Chairs, those wishing to purchase will do well to call and examine bis work. ALSO, House and Sin Paintin? will be executed at the shortest notice, and in the neatest manner. He flatters himself that he w ill render satisfaction to all those who maj call on bin"' for any of the above. His shop is directly opposite the Franklin Hotel. Oct. 11, 1837. 40 tf
cash for Wheat anal Itag. THE subscribers will pay the highest 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 Ilrook-v'He-J.H.SPEER&Co. tfrookvilie February 10th 1837. 40 tf
NOTICE. LL persons having any claim or demand of any kind whatever, whether due or not again5'1
the subscriber, are requested to present the same for payment. JOSEPH MANDANHALLNov 23, 1837.
LANS SUMMONS, NOTES, Sr F.XEC'U TIONS, and sdl others for sale at this office
LANK DEEDS, Justice and ConUb' blankafor ! at l!i American cfltf.
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