Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 3, Brookville, Franklin County, 19 January 1838 — Page 4

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THIS" A BRIGHT WORLD. BY ROBT. Otr.FM.LAN. h! tl.is were a bright world, .Most pleasant and gay, Did ).ve never languish, Nor friendship decay! And pure ray of feeling That gladden the heart, Like sunshine to Nature, Did never depart. To fair eyes no weeping, To fond hot its no pain Did hope's huds all blossom. All blooming remain'. No sonow to hlighten. No care to destroy, Oh! then what a bright world Of gladness and joy! Did time never alter, J Nor dista.icc remove, The friend that we cherish, The fond one we love! A sky never clouded Nor darkened by woe". Oh! then how serenely Life' streamlet would flow! Were pleasures less fleeting, Nor brought in their train The inem'iy tf joys fled, That come not again; Oh! then what a. bright world, All;gladness and gay, Did love never languish, Nor friendship decay!

p.w ty i rutins and shackles, ml till party me.v j o, llif ova rtt rilairvlv and cfrirllv f.ir lllfM

Frotn Ikt Jlagaziitciand 1Jvoea!e. A V 0 1 C U TO Y O U NG M E N . 11 Y REV. J . M . AUSTIN. CHAPTER XI. POLITICS. I deem it not improper, in addressing young men, to nuke a few observations respecting politics. It is well for the stability of our republican institution, that the people arc divided into parties. This leads to a secret scrutiny of cur public functionaries to the exposition of (heir faults and a commendation of their wisdom and virtue and all this has a tendendency to keep them faithful in the discharge of their duties. There arc two prominent evils in regard to politics, against which young men should be upon their guard. The lirsl,is the changing from party to party, for the purpose of obtaining popular applause, or oftice, or emolument. Such condtn: betrays an entire destitution of mora! principle and rectitude. If you adopt these motives as .he basis of your political bias and proceedings, it is quite certain, although you may be successful for a season, that your object will eventually be discovered, your character nnj influence will be lost, nd all parties ill despise and neglect yon. A shuffling, time-serving demagogue, a politi

cal weather-cock, veerii g in the direction of

every wind that blows, without regard to principle, is a most despicable character; unworthy the privileges f ; freeman. The other evil to which I allude, is upon the contrary extreme a blind and servile adherence to parly an infatuation, by which ever' measure, however dan serous, is supported, that is dictated by the leaders, the wirepullers of the parly, and every principle however valuable and salutary, opposed and contended, whenever thev cive the signal an in

fatuation, under the degrading influence of

which, men, abandon their birth-right office-

A mack Win

Alger Freeman Allen Joi n Sen. Adams Phebe care of Jacob Kline Adams I'Voo

Barwick Rev Joseph S 2

Brown lute

Biglovv

Bates John or Collands

Burehticld I'erry Burehtield John Brady John 1 Bartley John ' Brose Adam Bignam James Bradbum Dr John Clerk of F. C. Castor Anthony Clements Jas M Cotter Brndberry Clements Richard Custer Solomon Case J L Carmirhael John Clark David M Due Martin Dodd Capt A G Dennibton Geo Durham Jeremiah

Kosher Jacob

benefit of the whole body of the people, all at

tachments to men and names every thing that can have a tendency to blind the judg

ment or deaden the love for principle. Un-

derstand me I do not object to political partics. In a Republic like this, there must be

parties while men continue to differ honestly i in opinion. But I object to that degrading

attachment to party, by which the judgment isso blinded as to consider the interest of the

parly paramount to all ot!ct interests that

dangerous infatuation, which says "the parly must be sustained, ct all hazards!''' Let it be your highest ambition to be a republican, in the broad and true acceptation oflhe word a love of enlightened and well regulated li

berty, of equal rights and privelcges a supporter of the best interests of your country, irrespective of the rise or fall of parties or men. When measures arc brought to your consideration, do not enquire who orignatcd them, or by what party are they supported, or what men will thev elevate or overthrow? but

only ask, are the proposed measures called for

by existing exigencies are tncy consistent with the rrenius of our free institutions are

they compatible with republican principles are they calculated to enhance the public welfare"? If, after stiict and candid exami-

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nation, you can answer inesc inquiries in me i j,-crris j y

alhrmative, support the measures; but u not,j(tasmuck franc

reject them entirely And when an individual is held up for public station, let not the question be, by whom was he nominated or to what party does he belong? but ask, what are his principles, his abilities? apply the text of the patriot Jefferson ''is he capable, is he honest, is he faithful ?'' Never give him your support until you are perfectly satisfied upon these points. Let the young men of this Union, free themselves from all debasingmanacles, from every improper bias, and pursue an upright, manly, independent course in regard to politics, and the evils that are now sapping the foundations of our Republic, will become annihilated. And 1 can not avoid here recommending young men to patronize more extensively, those public prints that are neutral respecting politics ;,thosc papers which fiecly and boldly canvass the political questions of the day, without becoming attached to any party or any set of men. One publication of this character, conducted with ability and discrimination will throw more light upon the actual state of the country, the true nature of its interests, and the character and tendencies of the current and prominent measures of the times, than a score of those papers that are wholly devoted to the upbuilding of a particular party. Those young men, therefore, w ho are more deeply interested in the welfare of the w hole country, than in the welfare of political parties and individual aspirants w ill do well to become patrons of these neutral periodicals.

A LIST OK LETTERS, remaining in tbe Post Office at Brookville, Indiana, which, if

not taken out before'Marcb 31, will be sent to the General Post Office as; deatl letters.

Jan'y 1, 1SH!?.

Gesell Philip Senhart Godwin Elizabeth Gary James oward Noble eaton Wm awl Miss Martha ilstead R W alstead Rob't umphrey John G Henderson Mrs Sarah artman Frederick Martman Hugh Hasty John Hallowell P S and T arding John uegel Lewis Haywood John iiinian N O Hurley Jane G Jacobs William

Johnson Isaac Johnson Mrs Eliza Lewis Abner Lackey James Leish 1 ''rancid Merideth Win Misener Mr Mount David Eeq'r Molt Abigal Mrs Murphy John McClurc James McCafferty Joseph McKinncy Hon J T Nicholas Mary Nelson Win Powell Amy Prifogal Peter Pierce Solomon Powell Wm Petson John Jc Reinhand D Robe Rev Jas T Rogers George Richardson Samuel R iy James S brock K Shaw Mrs Eleanor Stout Joab Steel Samuel Scott Wm Strawbe Cri6tan Snider John Sloan crvey Snell M C Stout Jacob Seals John Stoman David Smith D Lord Esq'r Smith Richard Smith Jonathan Torbut Col.

2: Titus Jesse

Temple Benjamin Turbett Joseph Thomas Joseph Usher David Vicley David E Wilson Robert Webb Miss Amy Webb Henry Wise Miss Jane C Wilson Win White James N

A FAKIfl vmi male. npHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale a farm JL in the White-Water valley, lying on the State Road between New Trenton and Harrison, Indiana. There is acres of first rate land, with a road on two sides of it: a two story frame house and large kitchen; convenient out buildings and ample yards well calculated for a tavern stand or orrocsrv. Also, there is 53j acres of hill land

well timbered, with 5 acres cleared smooth, well set in wheat and grass. The canal is convenient but docs not touch the premises. Any person wishing to purchase 6iich property, may call on the snbscriber, living on the premises. Possession can be had this spring. JOHN BLEDSOE.

Harrison, Ch., Cth Jan. Ift'VS. y Iv.v

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GEORGE BERRY, P. M.

jttru:;, JI! ionise, Paints, &c. As S. TYNER keep on hand a general asL& sortmcnt of the following articles, which

they will sell at wholesale or retail, at the Cin

cinnati prices.

DKixss, jai'iSHca;s;:$, &c. rap HE subscriber, hnving purchased tie MediJa. cine and Drug Store of Dr. Kennedy in Brookville, offers to the public a good assortment of Regular and Botanic Medicines, Drugs, Paints, and Dye Stutls, consisting, in part, as follows;

Alchohul

Annise Seed Antimony Autimonial Wino Arrow Root Arsenic Aqua Amonia Acid Sulphuric do Muriatic

dom of opinion, and are willing to see with the eyes, and hear with the ears, and understand with the judgment of those whom they permit to lead them. This servility to party tactics, party measures and party men, is an evil gicaily to be deprecated. It is rife with dangers dangers that reach the very itals cf our free institutions. Should the day ever arrive when this degrading party servitude becomes general, when it w inds its enslaving chains around t!: great mass cf the people, the sun of this Republic will wane to the horizon, and carl v set in clouds and darkness.

In former years, it was the fortune of the J Cinnamon writornf l!nw rb:iiitor f lit. ninrf.-tctn.l , ! Colombo Kfld

inconsiderable degree, 1:1 the political strife of the day. From the peculiarly favorable opportunities which 1 th.cn enjoyed of judging the designs and motives of political leaders, 1 became fully satisfied, that the degrading principle of servility to party measure, is designedly difiused through community, by interested men fur their personal aggrandizement and that the strife, and clamor, and bitter acrimony that convulses society at the

approach ot imporlont election, is caused mainly by the struggle between the ";Wand 'oms,? between those who arc it-oflice and

m'shto keep in, and those who are cut and de

sire to get in: ere it not for the contentions of these two classes, the clangor of political battle wo ild be hushed, and the people would calmly and peaceably adopt the proper measures to continue our institutions in their purity, and keep the w heels of government in well balanced motion. Young men should be aware of these things, that they may "sec through" the sophistical and bombastic declamation of political demagogues. "Measures ar.d not men," w as the motto of the

founders of our Republic; and it still remains the popular cry of all parties. But it requires only a single glance at the proceedings of po

liticians at me present day, to discover that,

wuii loo many of them, this maxim has become

reversed and their great object is men and

not measures: It devolves upon the young men who are now coming upon the stage of action, to arrest the progress of this growing evil, and to diffuse n love for political independence and purity. To this end, allow me to urce everv

yonngman whose eye rests upon these lines, not to attach himselfso strongly to any party,

inai ne can not wunoui improper oias, exercise that privilege of deciding for himself upon thepropiiety or impropriety of principles anJ measures, which is the invaluable legacy bequeathed to us by our fathers! Aroid all

do Nitric do Tartaric Balsam Capavia Barbadocs Tar Borax Burgundy Pitch Castor Oil Cardamon seed Carbonate iron Cam. Klowcra Cloves

Corosive Sublimato Cream Tartar Colo;vnth Coculus Indicus Cantharides Calomel Digelatis Ex. Hyoeciomua Emetic Tartar Ess. Cinnamon " Peppermint Klour sulphur Ginger Gum Opium do Camphor

Aloes Arabic Assafoetida Guiacum Myrrh Scam niony Tragacanth Shellac Kino

do do do do do do do do do

Ippicac Jalap Juniper berries Laudanum

Cal. Magnesia

Manna Nut gulls Nitrate Potash Nux V amice

Liquorice Ex. I Oil Almonds j do Anise i do Close do Juniper j do Lemon j do Olive i do Sassafras I do Hemlock ; do Wintergreen i do Lavender I do Spike Orange Peel i Paregoric Elixir J Peruvian Bark I Prepared Chalk llluassa Uuicksilver j Red percipitato ' Rheubarb 1 Rotten Stono j Red Saunders i Ep. Salts j Rock Salts Soap Cattil Soda Soap I Sp'ts Turpentine I Squills

by rup of Squills Sal. Ctuiniue Spigelia Senna Bi. Carb. Soda Sugar Lead Sulphur Ether Sweet Sp'ta .Nitre Sponge Syringes Tin. Castor do Digtalis do Valerian do Rheubarb Venice Turpentine White Vitrol Perfume Bear Oil

Opodeldoc

Bateman's drops Godfrey's cordial British oil Castor do Sweet do Oil spike balsam life Doct. D. Jayne'a Carininitive Balsam Bloodgood's elixir of health Fahnestock's vermifuge Cleveland's ague drops Cream Tartar Tartaric acid Sup. Carb. Soda Gum Opium Do Arabic Do Camphor Do Asaf'tetida Do Aloes Do Myrrh Do Shellac Cologne water Black Ink Red do Indelible do Copal Varnish Boot do Jappan do Ground mustard Starch Shoe blacking Scotch snuff Burgundy pitch Cloves Mace Cayenne pepper

Kenned borax Calcined do Nut-gulls March 14th, 1837.

Pulmonary Balsam Lnmott's cough drops Calomel Croton oil Pink root Jalap Red precipitate Gardner's liniment Nerve and bone do Spts. turpentine Alchohol Litharge Prussian blue Tmli Red lead White do Venetian red Spanish brown Madder Chrome yellow Do Green Ess. peppermint ' cinnamon Wafers Ess. spruce Salcratus

Montague's balm for

the teeth Blue vitrol White do Liquorice Ward's vegetable oil Shaving soap Sponge Toy paints Medicamentum Cinnamon Lee's pills Cnnatto Aarb. Magnesia XSntmeg3 Sulphate Cluinine

-bty

"JUST received a general assortment of Fine

Jf and Ooarse BOOTS, Millers do SHOES, Boys do do Women's Calf Skin Shoes, Youth's do do Misses do Children's do

Ai.bU, nn assortment of Brass Kettles, larsre

anu email slip's, lor saie oy D. PRICE fc Co. Rrookville, Sept. 8th 1SS7.

PATENT MEDICINES. Bateman's Drops i Spanish brown British oil ' Gardner's Liniment

Balsam of Life ! Fahnestock's Vermifuge Godfrey's Cordial j Cleveland's Ague Drops

Opodeldoc .Medicamentum Thompson's Eye Water Pulmovary Balsam Worm Tea La Mott's Tooth Balm

Lee's Pills iltch Ointment

Hoofs, Shoes, &c. UST received and for sale,

200 Pr. Millers coarse boots. BOO do do slioes. S2,000 lbs. Iron assorted. 3,00 lbs. Covington Cotton Yam. Also, brass kettles, all sizes, sole-leather, side, kip and calf skins, pine tubs and churns, wire seives, wrought nails, and axes. o , o. ll-& y- TYNER. Breokville, Sept. 19, 1S37. 37 bty

TAKEN LP, on the 23d day of December,

1So7. bv James Shcerwood, of Blooming-

Grove township, Franklin county, Indiana, one estray mare of the following descriptions, to-wit; A dark bay, with a blt.de mane and tail, bothBhind feet white, the right foot white up to the foot-lock, some saddle marks on her back, and a mark on her nose supposed to be done by a halter, and shod all round; supposed to be four years old next spring; about fifteen hands high. No other marks or brands discoverable, and appraised ot fifty-five dollars, by Daniel Lewis and Joshua Keira. I certify the above to be a true description and valuation as per affidavid filed in my office. Given under my hand and seal this 29th day of December, 1837. (3-3v) IOSEPH EVANS, J. P.

UTTER & EGGS WANTED, for which the highest price will be given in goods, by IT. D. JOHNSON.

WE have received! within the last few vcekg from New York, Baltimore, and Cincinnati a fresh supply of Winter Goodu, which we oCcr for sale, at wholesale or retail, at reduced prices. The following articles comprise a part cf our ttcc!-' to-wit; ' ' 1M.... VI. l. 1 . I ,.

ijiut, I'lu n, ui,iu, citiriM, urown, o.ive and irv iblc green Cloths. Blue, green, browi: nv.d Oxfu'mixed Cassimers. Blue, brown, drab, green gt-ol" mixed and striped satinets. Kentucky Joa'n"

Black, brown, green, purple and bh:e French and English Mcrinocs. lied, white nnd green Flap, neb. Rose, Whitney nnd saddle blankets. Green Macinaw do. Plaid and red Lineys. Cleached unbleached, and colored canton Flannels. Crown and bleached sheetings and shirtings. Brown and bleached colton drills. Linen and cotton table diapers. Russian do; Irish linen and lawn; bed ticl ing; coloured cambrics; canvas and paddingEnglish, French and American Prints and GinchaniH. j'lack silk and tabby Velvets. i;lack grosde Rhine, Italian lustring and Scncbew Silk" Coloured figured and plain Gros do Nap do; Virured and plain, book, jaconet and Swiss muslins" plain mull do; figured and plain bobinets; corded skirts, thread and bobinet edgings ant! laces; infant caps and cap borders; necdleworked and'tanibanncd capes and collars. White, pink, blue ami

uruwiiiiorviK-c. m k anu wiuto Italian crape; cas-

o, ...... u..... ouav, ic, uuci ana I'russiau

nun is;

COLLINS' AXES, for sale by nov. 1537. II. D. JOHNSON

LL AND PAY. All persons indebted to the subscribers are requested to make imme

diate pay meet. H. 4- S. TYNE2. Rrookville, Jan'y 4, 1838. LOTUS, CASINETS and CASIMERES, ju6t received and for sale, low, by nov. 1837. II . D. JOHNSON.

iier.iam, Fauzc, sun, runs :n end J

silk dress do. Flag silk, ponerec and hWk

; hdk fs. V Into jaconet, gingham and fla

A. D.& G. VIOLIN STRINGS, of a first rate Quality, for sale by

Nov. S, 1837. H. D. JOHNSON.

S7UFT1I INSTALMENT. The stockholders of the Brookville Insurance Company aro required to pay one dollar on each share cf stock subscribed, on the First Monday in February next. By order of the board JOHN VV. HITT.Sec'y.

WILLIAMS' make of Chopping, broad, hand and board Axes, Carpcr.tcis and Coopers

Adz, Hatchets & Chisels for 6ale by

Dec

It & S TYNER

UST RECEIVED, A good assortment ofCasting9, Grindstones and Pine churns and tubs

Dec 23 R $ S 1 YNER

UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, 30 Kegs No 1, six twist Kentucky tobacco 11 Jioxcs Kentucky Cavendish do 3 do Virginia do do 23 doz corn brooms

Dec 2a

R S TYNER

3H"OLASSES for sale by -IS. Jan. 11th, 1838.

II. D. JOHNSON.

MO. SUGAR, for sale by Sept. 20, 1837. II. I). JOHNSON. TENT7eDICINES, for sale bv Ji nov 1837. II. D. JOHNSON.

INI'j HASH IUBS, of various sizes, for

sale by II. D. JOHNSON nov. 1S37

Alum Blue Vitrol Madder Litharge

Prussia Blue

Ward s Hair Oil Essence of Soap Indigo Hive Syrup

Shoe Varnish

Together with a great variety of other Drugs and medicines, paints, patent medicines, &c. necessary for a good apothecary shop, for wholesale or re.tail. Orders from physicians will be carefully and

promptly attended to. C. CAIN. Brookville, Dec. 1, 1837. 49 bty

gLUE MERRIMACK PRINTS Just received a good lot of the above calicoes, and for sale, low, by JL D. JOHNSON. I Sept. 20, 1637. 38 I

P. PALMER. Ei;1111 'FL'LLY informs the citizens of I- ranklin County, Indiana, that h 1ms

menced the business of

C EI A EEC TIAKIXCi in all its various branches, m the town of Brookville, where he intends keeping on hand an assortment of Common and Fancy Chairs, those wishing to purchase will do well to call and examine his work. ALSO,

House and Si-n Paint in? will be executed at the shortest notice, and,n the

uumeM manner. lie natters himself that he wil' render sanslaction to all those who maj call on him ,i r "vy f .tLelabov1e- His 6l0P is directly opposite

Oct. 11,1837. 40tf

ECT1FIED WHISKEY kept constantly on hand and for sale by the barrel, bv

Dec 2-3 R & s TYNER

HTjlO COFFEE, for sale by II. D. JOHNSON immediately west of the court house, Brook-

Sept. 20, lb37.

ville

OSE BLANKETS, for sale by II. D. JOHNSON

SKATE$. A few pairs good Skates received

C? and for sale by II. D. JOHNSON. Jan. 11, 1S38.

SPANISH FLOAT INDIGO, for sale by nov. 1837. H. D. JOHNS

nap

euiyu uu, xjia.v COCKS- j;ac..S y WhilO COttOll &

wiiiic si iii i.ose; oiacK lamus wool ar.d worsted do Ladies beaver, kid and white and black silk "loves'. Mens beaver, kid and Germon do and buck skin mittens. Silk, scotch gingham and cotton umbrellas. Guiuclastic, worsted and cotton suspenders. Ladies satain beaver and figured satin 'bonnets' Misses' satin beavar do; .Mens fur and silk hats Fur, selet and seal skin cups; Mens coarseand line boots and shoes; !oys coarse boots and shoes; Ladies calf skin, morocco, kid and lasting "shoes; ilack and white cotton wadding, oil cloths and sifk oil cloth aprons; Sewing silk and twist; Spool, wire.ball and skein sewing cottoncarriajo anJ riding whips Willow baskets $-c 4c

ALSO, A good assortment of groceries, Quecnsware hardware and cutlery, Tin and glassware, saJdlery Nails, iron and castings Cross cut saws, shovels and spades TJraes andirons and shovels cd tongs; Trace and halter chains, window

Cotton yarn, carpet warp and cotton bats; seives. grass and hemp bed cords, fcc Arc Dec 20 1837 It & S TYNER

g PERM OIL. Just received, a

ter strained Sperm Oil, and for sale by

SPRING aiati SUJIJJUfii COQDS. THE subscribers havo received from Pittsburrrb Baltimore, Philadelphia and New-York their assortment of Spring and Summer Goo.l'

consisting in part cf the following articles, namely;

.vw.o, tuesuieis, assorted colors. .Monmouth and Kentucky jeans. Red, green and white flunneld. Rose A; saddle blankets. B'.ack, brown and claret merinoes, plain and figured. Circassians of various colors. Brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings. Brown and blcacLcd cotton drills. Canton flannels, assorted colors. Table diapers, liiiuen, cotton and Russia, 'fable and flocr oil cloths, figured and plain. Irish, German, French and Russian, linens. Twilled bagings. Cambrics, assorted colu.-y, plain aud figured. Figured aud plain, mull, Look, jaconet and Swiss muslins. Figured and plain bobinets. Silk, thread and cotton bobinet tit'giii'tis end lace. Ladies cravats and collars. Italian, French, LV ghsh and American prints. Silk and tabby velvets, assorted colors, plain and figured. Figured and valentia vesting. Bed tickings. Buckram, canvass and padding. Merino, valentia, cassimer and cashmere shawls. Thibit, nrussian aad silk dress hund;.erchie!, assorted colors, figured and plain. Flag, bandanna and pongee silkhanukcrchiefs; flag, cotton, and gingham, do. Black, Itallan and figured dress s lks. White, blue, nink, green and brown fiorence. Ladies' black and white silks, beaver and kid gloves. Gentlemen's linen, beaver and buckskin gioves, an j buckskin mittens. Gum elastic, worsted, and cotton suapenccrs. Sewing silks and twist, assorted colors. Spool, wire and bail cotton; Scotch thread. Men's fur and silk hats and caps. LadicV satin, beaver and figured eatin bonnets; tuscan, Ieo-horn, and spotted straw ditto. Men's coarse and fine boots and shoes. Ladies' calf, seal, morocco and lasting shoes and bootees; children's rtv.r an, Him

JOHNSON. I110- , j A an 4 f-j-- - l . . i i

cask of win-' V assortment ol groceries, nara-

Brookville, Jan'y 3d, 1S33

D. PRICE &, CO.

rOUNG HYSON TEA, of a superior quality l. for sale by II. D. JOIINSMV.

Sept. 20, 1837. 3s

-fl 61 CENT CALICOES for sale by M.9e2 Sept. 15, 1S37. H. I). JOHNSON.

A Polite Request. THE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and customers th.it th

are anu entity, queen's, glass and tinware, and window glass -f va-ious dimensions. Nails and

castings. Bar and other iron. American and i'.nglith blister, and cast-steel. Cross cut and null saws. Sad irons, frying pans, trace and halter chains. Brass andirons hnd shovels and tens; shovels, spades, pitch and manure f,.r!-..:; pitch, hand r.nd broad axes, &c. Sc, We invite our friends and the public genera!! to call and see for themselves, whether the assortment, quality, and prices of our goods are not such as will please. I) VI D ?RICE Jc CO. Jirookville, Ind, May 27, 1S37. 3 bv

, ...ac scu.ciif ui, on or oeiore the first of next llT RririVKTk -M,.r . . month, with all uho have open accounts standing! i YD Piv Ur FOIS SALE on their books. Those who may be unprepared to I B"6 j . ..M Ik!0 ar'd Java Coltcc, close their accounts with ri,. ;n , :l Gun-powder and Hyson Teas. Loaf. Haven-

do it by note. D Brookvillo, 13 Dcc'r, 1837.

vpected to

PRICE &c CO 50-

IitKiirnnec naiut Fire. rilHE INDIANA MLIUAL FIRE INSU

-- ii.AiCL. UU.111'A1V Will ifiKiio nni;;

arfsini.1 1 I c - . . . '

s iues oy ure in tne county of Franklin. The peculiar advantages of insurance in this Company, verms, &c. will bo made known on application to the agent at Brookville.

JOHN A. MATSON, ,v ,a. Agent, I. M. F. I. C. Dec. 20th, 1837. 51 7W

. LMO,I "ving been appointed prose- !; . Ar ?T thS lllird Judicial Circuit of the ta.e of Indiana, comprising the counties of Frankin, Decatur, Ripley, Jennings, .Teflerson, Switzerland and Dearborn. He will rerrularlv t.,n, ,i.

circuit courts of those counties, nn -iii i ...

j .. . .' onc.iu io

1U 10 any other civil business that mav

"u Vnirus.a 10 . care. He will also attend to

. , luc Kjuieiue anu rederal Courts at Tn dianapohs.

,..L!"e,rS.di,r,e.Cte,J V5 V"ay Switzerland coun-

j ("wu, vm ub uuiy attended to. dec. 29 tf

ANCY JOB WORK, of all kinds, executed

in ine neaiesi manner at this office. LANK DEEDS, Justices and Constable 'a blankefor sale at the American office.

A CARD. CALEB B. SMITH & CHARLES II. TEST takes this nnnnrlnn!,. f :.f

future ,hcy will punctually Attend the r ranklin Circuit Court at it. t,;nrr ...j n

fessional business confided to either 'in said court Will TPfflirn r o . ,V .... 4 w

vi-v, vuen juiufc anention. CALEJB B. SMITH.

CHARLES II. TEST.

na and Brown Sugars. W

.Caisins, Chana, Liverpool ar.d delf wares. Pino Churns Buckets and Wash-tubs. White and icd head, Prussian Blue, Chrome Green and yellow " l.itmg & Glue. Honey-dew,!VirgiDia, commou and smoking Tobaccos, Melee Cigars, Men, J omen and Childrens shoes, Shoe, Horse, Paint, looth, Whitewash and scrubbinr Brushes. Chopping Axes Carpenters Hatchets and Tomahawks. Brookvillo ISth Dec'r 1837. no. 50 bty. SALE OF TOWN LOTS.-There will be ofuaVfn'f? lr I' OD,Friday t!'e 25th day of JanB V Iv RUmber C lo-s n Town of Frankv C,Unty la Tbis town is LandsoraeL uh not" !f ecrek. ar five miles above its with iho P 6'te lhe ter'inatioa of the Clear fork wun mo main rii ti . .. .. .

healinw me situation is dry ana neaitny, surrounds r,k . ...i.

tP j , "" iciiue irac, oi coun-

con'v- ,y. pofulalc'1- There is also a good milt J lLe t0lv. nd plenty of timber and. and I ! fi T qUa"ty for b'Wi4 A merchant taSfl:2ics " an excel-

TLe conditions of the selo will bo as follow; One twelve and the balance within ei-htecn months.

Jan'y 3d, 1839.

Jan.27. 1837.

s-jf TIONS, and all othersfor salo at this effiee,

W31. ALLEY, Proprietor.

1 3vvld

cash fin u iin., x

HE subscribers will pay tLo Li hest c h rice lor merrh.intnKla Wi .b- . r.

r,n.- " JBai ana lour and a uai:

.1 tk Y A , " ciean linnen and cotton rags, all to be delivered at their Mills in Brookjgjby 10thJi637SIEEK-tf' Tromte,nfn,,d8 Wanted. York P? i i'e, a-"k8 ,n the cities of Bortoo. Kw "d Blon, wanted by Nov. 2W, 1S37. R. & g. TyNiR