Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 13, Brookville, Franklin County, 30 March 1838 — Page 3
AMERICAN.
nitOOKYILLE, IIVPIAflfA.
FRIDAT, MARCH SO, I83S.
Tr John Bessoh if a candidate for Constable
of Brookville town.hip.
Congress. We have the proceedings of the
21st. It will be seen that tbe Sub-treasury Dill has not passed. Rives' amendment has been rejected by 9 majority. From this vote, the indications are favorable for the final passage of the bill in the Senate. Much doubt exists in the mind of the public relative to the fato of this measure, but we hope it will be soon decided Ar either pood or bad. ,Vr. Eltcood Fisher is announced in the Vevay piper as a candidate for the next Legislature from Switzerland county. He gives notice that he will address bis fellow citizens at Vevay on the econd Tuesday of April. He takes time by the forelock. .Yfir Hampshire. The elections in this State have resulted in the re-election of fsaac Hill,
Governor, by a small majority. A majority of
tbe House ef .Representatives is Whig, and tbe mijority in the Senate doubtful. This speaks any thing but comfort to tbe administration. By the politeness of Mr. Osborn we have been furnished with a copy of the following act relative to Gambling, which will be in force so soon as the laws are published. An act to suppress Professional Gambling ap
proved tea. loJS. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General aslemblyofthe stafe of Indiana, That every person who shall be the keeper and exhibiter of any Gaming table such as ABCorEO table, Billiard table, roulette, shuffle board, faro Bank or any other gaming table, establishment or apparatus for the purpose of winning money or other arlicle,or property of value, "and every person who shall get his livelihood by gaming, and having no other visible occupation or calling or that are found wandering about from place to place without fixed residence in this state, in the habit, or practice of gambling, shall be deemed and taken as professional gamblers, and shall upon conviction, thereof, be imprisoned nt hard labor in the State ptison for not kss than one year nor more than five years at the discretion of the Jury trying the same; who may alio add disfranchisement for any time not exceeding five years. Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the Circuit Court to give this act in charge to the grand Juries. And it shall be the duty of Justices
of the Peace in the several counties on their
own view or information against any person
offending against the provision of this act to
Issue their warrant, and cause to he arrested
and brought before some Justice of the I'eace
of the proper county, and on examination such offender, to commit, let to bail, or dis
charge, as the case may require. And it also shall be the duty of all Sheriffs and Constables
on view or otherwise coming to a knowledge
of any violation of the provisions of this act, forthwith to take the necessary legal measures for the arrest of the offenders, and them to carry before the nearest Justitc of the Peace for examination. And any of the aforesaid fficeis neglecting or refusing to execute the
duties herein enjoined, shall be liable for ne elect of official duty, and on conviction there
of shall be fined in any sum not less than five
dollars, and not more than fifty, at the discre tion of the jury trying the same.
Sec. 3. All persons legally called to give evidence against another for gambling shall
be deemed and taken ks a competant witness.
leave) Air. Van Buuir 15,000, and probably
w,vw iii me ni.iioriiv. ine "reactions ' are
just such reactionsas we poor Whig?, In 1834.
were oougea to cry over. "Unparalleled news from Tinicum," "Prodigious vote in Heliogoboland," &c. &c. The Northern and Eastern papers have nothing new or remarkable. Our city exhibits a little more life.the Pack
et ships discharging, and the carmen, there-
Irom, finding employ while the arrivals of
stringers begin to increase. The river issiid
to be open to roughkeepsie. Xullnt.
From the JValional Intelligencer. New York, Mhm h 15. New Hampshire is shivering in the wind:
and even that embattled, turretted, castellated fortress of Isaac Hill, is threatening to se nd a very ominous greeting to the Hon. Secretary of the Treasury, and all his New Hampshire
iricuus.
In 1832, Jackson 25.48G. and Clnv 19.010:
this year being taken for comparison, as since that time the Whigs have had no organi
zation. Van liuren sntaiorilv was lJOi
The probrhility is, that Isaac Hill is re
elected, but the run will be so close that an
other such victory,and the State is lost to tinpowers that be. Concord. Isaac- Hill's town, and the capital, is taken by a Whiff m ioritv
of 166. I hope the Administration vt ill heark
en to this, but another bolt of the popular
inunuer.
W have the Farewell Message of Sir
Francis Head. He complains that he did not invade and demolish the forces on Navy Island; and the cap'urr of the Carolina "will
be respected by future ages." we are told h
a noble proof of the sincerity of the Canadian people to fulfil their engagement, by crushing a pirate force." Sir Francis goes home a hot-headed Tory, embittered against tinWhig Ministry, because they recalled him. and he will do all he ran to exasperate Un
people ol L.nglaiid against us; but he can t do much as long as the Whigs are in now er there.
or as long as the Peel or the Wellington in
fluence prevails there, for both hig and
Tories in England are the sincere friends o! this Republic, provided we refuse to be Pro
pagandists.
lhe Conservatives hail a strong meeting
last night, and passed spirited resolutions.
lhe money market is without change.
There is no commercial news of interest.
The Phoenix Bank investigation most inter
ests the commercial community just now.
EXTRACT
From n Discourse on the duties of Queen
Victoria, preached at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul's, London by the Kcv. Sidney Smith.
"A second great objert which I hope will
be impressed npon the mind of (his Kval I. a
dy, is a rooted horror of war; an earnest and
passionate desire to keep her people in a eta!
of profound pence. The greatest curse which
can be entailed upon mankind, is a state oi
war. All the ntrocous riir.es committed in
years of pence; a!l that is spent in peace by
the secret corruptions, or by the thoughtless
extravagance of nations, arc mere trifles com
pared with the gigantic evils wlurh stalk over the world in a state of war. God is forgot
ten in war: every principle of Chnstian chari
ty trampled upon; human labor destroyed: human industry extinguished; 3011 see the son
and the husband, and the brother, nig nils
erably in distant lands; 3011 see the wasle of
human atiections; you see the breaking 01 Mi
man hearts; you seethe shrieks of widows and
children after battle; and you walk over the mangled bodies of the wounded, calling for
death.
Thb mit pRBsiraacr. Th Democratic Anti-Masonic State Convention, which assembled in H.irrisburgh, Pennsylvinia, on Monday last, and nominated Joseph Kitneu for re-election as Governor, pasted the following resolutions on the subject of the Presidency: Resolved. That we have increased confi
dence in the patriotism, stein inteerilv. and
devotion (0 the best interests of his coun'rv.
which has always been manifested by Gen. Wm. H. Harrison, of Ohio, in the discharge
of the various civil and military offices with
which he has been honored from time to
time.
Resolved, That we recognise in him a sol
dier whose acts have all tended, and wme aim his always been to advance the honor and glory of his country, whenever in its service, and when no longer required in ihe field, to avenge his country's wrongs and Fefend its liberties, he retired to the peaceful walks of private life, with a full determination that should his sarvices again be required he would again obey the call. Resolved, That it is the firm opinion of this Convention that the selection of Wm. II. Harrison as the candidate for the Presidency, in 1S40. will secure the triumphant success of sound policy, correct principles, and
me supremacy ol the lawy; that, nith him
or our candidate, we should not fear all the
efforts of the Destructives.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, fcC.
THE subscriber, having purchased tie Medicine and Drug Store of J)r. Kennedy in Brook -
nie, ohers to tlie pur. he a good assortment of
Kegul.tr Botar.ic Medicines, Drugs, Paints,
nnu nye oiur.s, consisting, in part, as follows;
It would appear from the following article
from the London Morning Chronicle, that
trie English do not attach much importance to their possessions on this side of the wafer:
"We are by no means enamored of lhe
connexions between this eountrj and Ca:.da,
which has lieen productive of more advan
tage to the Freiu h Canadians than to our-
elves. In the. comparative. ly short period
which has elaped since the conqii-st, tli-y have increased in numqei from TO.OC'O to up wards of 500.000. and during all that period
we have been at a large expense on their ac
count, Irom winch the onlv advantage we
have derived has been the importation of bad limber to the exclusion of good timber from the Baltic. We do not see the in. essit v ol
making sacrifices for 110 other object than to obtain a pretext for provisioning the younger
sons and brothers of t'.ie aristocracy, and hud
ing employment for ship owners. But we do not sec that it would rilher be wise or hon
orable were the Government al once to sue
cumb to Papincau and his associates, and to
abandon the 1 wo provinces to a sanguinary
iiul desolating civil war.
k-hohol
unite Seed
Antimony iitiiin)iiiil Wine Arrow Root A rser.ic Aqua Amoaia Acid Sulphuric do Muriatic do Nitric do Tartaric Balsam Capavia It irlutdoea Tar Itor-ix B.irgundy Pitch Castor lid
Ciirda iiion seed Carbonate iron Ciin. flowers Cloves Cinnamon Colombo und Coroeive Sublimate Cream Tartar Uobiryntli Coculus Indicus Ciiuh.i rides Calumel Digel.-ttis Ex. Ilyosciomua Kinetic Tartar Ess. Cinnamon Peppermint Flour sulphur Ginger (iu in Opium do Camphor
Aloes Arabic Aetaloitida (uiacuin Myrrh Scaminnny Trngacantb Shellac Kino
Ippicac
Jalap Jumper berries Laudanum
OBtTUAItr.
t?omtnu titrated
Mr. I. excel kow died at Ins residence in
White-Water township. Franklin county, Indiana,
011 the I'J tn inst. Mr. now was an excellent
citizer, a good neighbor, a kind hasbind, and nu
indulgent parent. He died as he had lived, a firm believer in tho Final Holiness, and consequent Happiness of all mankind through the merits of a
Redeemer.
APRIL FLECTION. for justice Daniel St. John. FOU CONST A BLR. Jefferson Colescott, Samuel Harbin, J. O. St. John, John Carson, Isaac Jones. John Iter.sou.
II. JOHNSON, having taken a partner in
business, is desirous of closing Ins old ac
counts as soon as possible; in order to do so he is compelled to cat! on those whose account!? are due.
to fettle the linme, as soon as is convenient. March 27. 181. IS
I would sav to that Royal Child, worship
God. bv lovins peace; it is not your humanity
notwithstanding such person may have been I to pity a beggar by givimr him food, or raiconcerned as a party, aider,or abetter, and in inert; I can do that; that is the harity of the
such case such aider or abetter, or party, shall
not commit himself by the testimony he may give. And it shall be the duty of Courts, Juries, and Justices of the Peace to inform all such DPrsnn rk 4ultAfl In criv o wt r in-o flint
I b - - -, they arc exonerated from indictment or punishment for such gambling.and they are herebj ;o exonerated from punishment for such particular offence. Sec. 4. In all cases where witnesses will Und mute when called to give testimony aJainst persons charged with gambling, whether professional as defined by this act, or other gambling, he shall be deemed and taken as
guilty of a contempt of the civil authority,
una snail be fined or imprisoned, or both at the discretion of the court, or justice of the peace, before whom such contempt shall be committed.
New York. March 14.
The 'Times and Commercial Intelligencer,' new Democratic Republican Conservative per, made its appearance this morning.
1 bis party hold a meeting thisevening, which,
"is Highly probable, will be fully attended. The Locofocos have not yet named their man fw Maor.
Gen. Scott is on his wav to this city, and
be here in a day or two, the frontier dis- ..! - J .....
mrnnnccs now being considered all over.
treasury notes are risine a little in the
mrkct, being at par or 1-8 premium. The cause is the demand at the custom-house. U S. Bank Stock to-day is 115. The
"hoenix Bank Stock falls under the investica
tlon that has been instituted into some of its
transactions.
There is a great deal of Slam-Dangin cr in wie Locofoco oarers of this Stale about De-
jnocratic reactions" in the little local elections. T the best of my knowledge, nnd I have foken gome pains to investigate them, they tpdicate decided and important chnnges in
taken -dyt 1 can hardly doubt, would
humble and unknown; widen your heart for
the more expanded miseries ol mankuiu; pity the mothers of the peasantry who see their
sons torn away from their families; pit )our
poot subjects crowded into tiospu us. aim cni-
inein their last bream, upon meir unmm b . , .1 r .! il.otln.
country ana tneir joum -
pid, frantic folly of human beings wlioarc ai
ways ready to tare each oilier in pieces, anu to deluge the earth with each other's blood; this is your extended humanity, nnd this is the great field of vour compassion. Extineuish'in your heart the fiendish love
of military glory, from which your sex does
not necessarily exempt you, anu 10 wimn
the wickedness ol flatterers may urge; on. Say upon your deathbed, "I have made few orphans in my reign 1 have made few widows; my object has been peace. I have used
all the weight of my character, anu an in
powers of my situation to checK tnc irracinunassionsof mankind, and turn them to the arts
of honest industry ; this lias been the Christianity of mv throne, and this the Gospel of my
sceptre: in this way 1 have strove to workup
my Redeemer and my judge.
NOTICK.'
THE undersigned will attend in Rrookville on the 4th of April and Pth of May. the davs on
which the lonns made on the Surplus Ite venue
come due. Those interested will do well to availthemeelves of that opportunity, of attending to the
business connected with th-it loan. JOHN WVNN, A pent. March W1, IS
On Petition to Assign Dovrer.
Hannah Lamb, In the 1'roiiate court VS. f of Frimklin county;
.Tasl.ua York and alentinet May term, JS-iS.
York. J rgpIIF. iaid defendants and al! other interested JL will fke notice that ntthe May Term. A. P. of the Probate court of Franklin county, and on the Rrt-l dy of 6aid term. I will ina"e application tn the said court, ajrreealdy to lhe statute i" Mich cases made and prov ided, for the appitintiixMit of Commissioners to aesiiMi and set over to me my dower, as the widow of Pierce Lamb deceaoej, in the south wet quarter of section seventeen, in towiibhip eleven, of ranjre twelve cast of the second principal meridian line of lands sold at Cincinnati, containing one hundred and sixty acres. HANNAH LAMB, by I. A. Matson, tier solicitor. Mirch 3fltb. 1S"8. i:?aw
do do do do do do do do do
Cat. Magnesia
Manna Nutgulls Nitrate Potash Nux Vamice Liquorice Ex. Oil Almonds do Anise do Close do Juniper do Lemon
do Olive do Sassafras do Hemlock do W'intergreen do Lavender do Spike Orange Peel Paregoric Elixir Peruvian Hark Prepared Chalk Ciuafisa Quicksilver Ued percipitata H lieu barb Itotten Stona Ued Saunders Ep. Salts Kuck Salts Soap Castil Soda Soap Sp'ts Turpentine Squills Syrup of Squills Sul. Q,uiniu Spigelia Senna Ri. Carb. Soda Sugar Lead Sulphur Kther Sweet Sp'ts Nitre Sponge Syringes Tin. Castor do Pigtalis do Valerian do Rheubarb Venice Turpentine White Vitrol Perfume Bear Oil
PATENT MEDICINES.
llateman's Drops Itritiah oil Ha learn of Life
Godfrey's Cordial Opodeldoc
Thompson's Eye Water Worm Tea Lee's Pills Alum Rlue Vitrol Madder Litharge Prussia Ulue
Spanish brown Gardner's Liniment Fahnostock's Vermifuge
Cleveland's Ague Drops
Medicamentum Pulmovary Balsam La Moti's Tooth Balm Itch Ointment Ward s Hair Oil Essence of Soap Ir.digo Hive Syrup Shoe Varnish
Together with a great variety of other Drugs and
medicines, paints, patent medicines, Acc. nccessa ry for a irrod apothecary shop, for wholesale or re
tail. Orders from physicians will be carefully and
promptly attended to. C.CAIN. Rrookville, Pec. 1, 1837. 49-bty
Yin gt 11 iflakci Wanted.
TBlH l' Subscriber having a good wagon makers -H- shop iii Itrookvilie, which he will either rent,
sell or furnish stock according to custom.
March 8. 1838.
J. L .W1NSHIP.
ffe MILS. N O 2 Loaf
Sugars do
37 Molasses, for sale by Mnrel. 14. 1 838. R 8 TYNER
SALE OF TOWi LOTS, In the Toum ofMETAMOR. Franklin County Indiana. rWlHE subscribers will offer at pnblic sale on JL Thursday tLe 26th day of April, A. D. 1838. about fifty m-lots, in tbe above named town I his place is situated in one of the most extensive, fertile and beautiful valleys of the white water river. It is nine miles from liroolv;ii i
irom Rushville, twenty-three from Greensburfb, fifty from Cincinnati and sixtv from nK.
The white water canal is located directly through the centre of the tow a, and the construction of the work will be commenced early in the summer There will bo one lock in tbe town and another within a half mile, of nine feet lift, creatine wa
ter power sufficient for twelve run of mill etopeFn addition to this the white water river affords ample water power at all seasons of the year, and. there are now in operation UDon it. in siht of th
town, a grist mill, saw mill and carding machine. The great State Road and stage route from Indianapolis through Rushville and Rrnnkvilla
Cincinnati, strikes the canal at this point, and runs side and side with it through the centre of the town, and nearly all of the lots offered will front on one
or tue oiner of these great thoroughfares. The road from Connersville through Laurel to Brookville unites here with the exeat state road, am! nUn
the road from Grecnsburgb by tbe way of Clarks-
ourgn, enters tne winie water vaWey at this point. In addition to these the roads down duck rreek.
pipe creek and salt creek, w hicn all empty into the river near this place afford the most natural chan
nels for transporting the produce of tbe extensive
country along tbose streams.
I here is no point on the white water canal where a greater amount of produce will be taken to and
irom meumo riverj and tbe number of hogs which will be driven here, must, owinc to the owat con.
cent ration of roads at this point, from the rieh country west, alwaye greatly exceed the number taken to any otherpointon tbe canal. Barrels and kegs for packing pork and lard can be made very cheap here owing to the abundance of material, for
that purpose, l he soil, of tbe valley in which Metamora is situated, is a rich dry loam, without any stagnated water in the neighborhood. Water of the purest kind is obtained in wells of moderate
depth, and the health of tbe place snd vicininty is unsurpassed by any place in tbe west. Timber, stone and materials for brick and lime are conve
nient and in tbe greatest abundance.
Such has been the demand for a place of business at this point, that though no town bas heretofore
been laid oH, a store, tannery, post office, and numerous mechanic shops have been established and are doing an excellent business, and the proprietors in laying out this town, believe they are mere-
iy aiiBwermg me wisnes ana wants or the rich apd rapidly improving country around if The terms of sale will be one third in six months one third in twelve months, and tbe balance in eighteen months . without Interest, tbe purchaser giving his note with approved security. DAVID MOUNT, WILLIAM HOLLAND. P. S. Mr. Holland one of the proprietors will offer at the same time and place, and on tbe same tarms, three forty acre lots of land in sec. No. 80, town 12 R. 13., 35 acres ia fractional sec. No. 10, town 10 R. 11; also the west half of the north west quarter of sec. 6, town 11, R. 13, containing 52 acres, and the north cast quarter of the north east quarter of section No.;l, town ll.JR. 12. containing 40 acres. W. HOLLAND. March 23 ts (7-The Cincinnati Gazette will publish tbe above till sale. and charge American office.
Just Received and For Sale G JiBLS. Am. Brandt; 1 Tierce Rice; G Do:, best quality homes; 100 Pt . trace chains. R. & S. TYXER. M,r,h 14. 1838.
At IIIILS. Carolina Tar, for sale by & Mar. 14. IW. R. Ac S. TYNER.
Hoots, Mioes, Ace. JJUST received and for sale, 200 Pr. Miller's coarse boots. lOO do do shoes. 1 2,000 6s. Iron assorted. 2,200 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. K. & S. TYNER. Brookville. Sept. 18.1837. 37 bty ECTIFIED WHISKEY kept constantly on hand and for sale by the barrel, by tw -3rt R S TYNER fut received ami lor Male, J. WILLI MS' make of Coopers stave, back- .. - j i. r Y-r-
irp. hollowing, neauiiig auu cuumperinK rv 11 ires
I V,) 5. 1'.
R. 4 S. TYNER.
eafi'jii.U OIL. Just received, a cask ol winter tstrained Sperm Oil, and for sale by P. PRICE As CO. Rrookville. Jan'y 3d. 1838.
25,oo
LBS. IRON assorted lor sale
R. & S. TYNER.
It is "officially announced, Globe,
Kai th- nnnnsition nartv in lhe country are
1 1 , - : ;il.' 4ti
in
their
notice:. rHHE undersigned having associated themselves JL in the Mercantile business, under the firm of JOHNSON $ BROOKBANK, respectfully inform their friends, and the public generallv.tlnt they have on hand at the stand heretofore occupied by H. P JOHNSON, a good assottmeut of goods which they offer for sale on as rood terms as they can bo bought in the county. B II. D. JOHNSON, T. II. BROOKUANK. Rrookville, March 18. 1838. 13
IT
now movinc on. nu
ir.""WH in Iheir hearti'.sind daggers in
their handle.!!) This is only a lampic 01.
the beauties of the t
A we make no pro
certainly not in hell, and don't own s dagger,
we can t be inciuaea in me --opimjmmimi.
Alex. Uazclte.
cash fbr Wheat nnd Hast.
mill l-. Kiiherribcrs will naV the highest c.ih price
U f.r ni.trnh.mtalile Wheat, nnd four and a half
cotton
:nTrnmpnt newnapi r. dollars rer hundred for clean linnen and eottoi government newap r. be delivered at their Mills in IWk fessions of religion, are 1 J. ILSPEER Ac Co.
The ninth of February was celebrated by nnmhrr of radicals in Boston, as the birth
day of Thomas Paine. The Boston Atlas gives the following among other toasts which were drunk on the occasion: Bv Geo. A. Chapman. Christianity and the Banks. Tottering on their last Ieg; may their downfall be speedy.
Brookville February l(Hh 1837.
40 tf
FRANKLIN COCSTV Asriniltiiial Society.
npHERE will he a meeting of this society at -flL the court house ill Brookville. on Saturday
the7lh day of April next. A general attendance
is requested. JAMES CALFEK, Secy. Brookville, March 10. 103". 1 1 3w
Teh. 5.
llt BCCCCIVCU. BBLS. Mackerel.
Administrator's Sale.
mTOTlCE is hereby given that tbe undersigned 1 administrator of the es-.ate of Isaac Smalley deceased, will cell at public auction on the seventh day of April, A P 18:18, at the late residence of said deceased, in Brookville township, Franklin county, and state of Indiana, the goods and chattels belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, corn, hay, oats, wheat in the stack, household and kitchen furniture, farming utensils, and other articles too tedious to mention. Terms.- Nino months credit will be given on all purchases over three dollars, the purchaser giving note and approved security; for that amount or under, cash will be required in hand. The Bale will commence at 10 o'clock A M of said day. CHRISTIAN STRAWBE, adin'r March 13, 1S38. 1 l3vv A Polite Request. TlIIE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and customers that they are desirous to make settlement, on or before the first of next month, with all who have open accounts standing on their books. Those who may be unprepared to close their accounts with cash, will be expected to do it by note. P. PRICE As CO. Brookville, 13 Dee'r, 1837. 50
13
44 HoJ do do
SO Quarter do do
1 Drum dried Codfish. 1 Dbl. pickled do M.r.h 14. 1838.
LAW NOT ICE: JOHN DUMONT having been appointed prosecutor for the Third Judicial Circuit of the State of Indiana, comprising the counties of Franklin, Pecatur, Ripley, Jennings, Jefferson, Switzerland and Pearborn. He will regularly attend tbe circuit courts of those counties, and will attend to
collecting and to any other civil business that may
be entrusted to his care, lie will also attend te business in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Indianapolis. fr"r- Letters directed to Vevay Switzerland ceaa-
ty, post paid, will be duly attended to.
dec. 29 tf A CARD.
ALEB B. SMITH Ac CHARLES H. TEST
takes this opportunity of informing the 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 recoive their joint attention.
CALEB B. SMITH, CHARLES H. TEST. Jan 27. 1R37. 7
R. b S. TY.YER.
INrtlJKAJNCU. Kieks on all tonus 01 property will still be taken: for terms apply at the office oi the company, west upper room in P. Price 4-
Coe store ABNER M'CARTY, pres.
n. p. (salmon, David Prick,
Samuel Gooewik m t
JOHN OTflB, i O C. V. Clarksoh, Geo. 7olland, Johh W. tfiTT, Sec'y. Brookville. let Jan'y. 1838. 1 bty
TT WILLIAMS make of Chopping, broad, hand
99 and board Axes, Carper.teta and Coopere
Ad, Hatchets An Chisels for sale by Pee 25. R 8 TYNF.B
nitOTK & SHOES.
ffUST received a general assortment ef Fiae
9 and Coarse BOOTS, Millers do SHOES, Boys do do Women's Calf Skin Shoes, Youth's do do Misses do
Children' do ALSO, an assortment of and email sizes, for sale by
Brookville, 8ept-8tb 1837
Brass Kettles, large
D. PRICE At O
is. I'lticr; & 10.
ARE receiving a iresh supply 01 Molasses, which they will sell by the barrel or gallon. Also,
Mackerel, in barrels and half barrels; Codfish, pick
ed and drved; smoked hernn. Alto JL.ogchains,
trace chains, bright and blued halter chains. Also, an assortment of augers, bright and common.
Also, a general assortment 01 nans au 01 wmcu will be sold on reasonable terms.
Brookville, March ah. IW-a.
!:ntrrii Funds Wanted.
n f . 1 it u . . 1 1
TSAJOTES on the nanit 01 me umieu oibibb mit iSi so on tbe Banks in the cities of Boston, NewYork Philadelphia and Baltimore, wanted by
ISev. 1001. iv. j. . m 1. ,-..
JUST RECEIVED & FOR SALE, my D. PRICE Ac Co., Rio and Java Coflee,
Ml9 Gun-powder and Hyson 1 ess, L.oar, Hsvan-
na and Brown Sugars, Western Reserve uneese, Raisins. Chana, Liverpool and delf wares. Pine Churns, Buckets and Wash-tubs. White and led
Lead, Prussian Blue, Chrome ureen anu Whiting Ac Glue. Honey-dew Virg.D,.,c,minou and smoking Tobaccos. Melee C.gari. Men Women and Children, shoes Shoe, Horse, Psint. Tootb. Whitewash and scrubb-ng Brushes. Chopni Axes Carpenters Hatchet, and Tomabawka.