Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 25, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 June 1838 — Page 3

AMERICAN.

BBQOKYILLE, IHTPIANA. FRIDAT JXTSK 88, 1838.

Ar-Ve hare been requested by Jas. Wright to

insert tbe name of Rhmw 0.obs, Esq . as a candidatc for the next Legislature. Yf, have been requested to announce Mr. Jeffsr,on Colescott as a probable candidate for Coroner. Hon. John Law, has been appointed .Receiver of Public Moneys at Vincennes, in place of Jas. P. Drake, whose commission expire on the 30th of June 1838. Post Office has been established on Pipe Creek tt the town of Franklin, called "Jennings P. O." William Ally. Post Master. The Frankfort Argus, the only Van Buren paper at the capital of Kentucky has been discontinued for want of patronage. An Earthquake. On Saturday morning, the 9th inst. several shocks of an Earthquake were felt at Louisville. New Albany, Vincennea and Terre Hmte. The Iron and Liverpool ware on the helves of tbe merchants rattled together so as to be jnetlv beard. It was also slightly . felt at Cin-

tinn&U. Count j Seat. There is to be strong contests this Aagurt in the Counties of Jefferson and Clark to elect Representatives favorable to removing the county seals from Madison and Cbarlestown. Lig Mig-- 0 u 9tD 'nst- Air. King and one child, living near Rushville, Ind. was killed by ligfctning. At the time, Mr, King, his wife and S children were sitting at the table but the wife tad 2 children were not injured. And on 11th inst. the Brighton House, at the foiks of the Road this aide of Cincinnati, was track by lightning, but not materially injured. Tbe Coronation of Queen Victoria takes place

New York, June 10. People have been thronging the Battcrv to-day to 9ec Great Western, for they expect her here with as much regularity ns a Sound oraRirer steamboat. They forget it isa long ferry 3,000 miles and the ferry-boat has Brooklyn"4 paSSing lheEast river to Three or four more persons concerned in the piracy on board the steamboat Sir Robert cel hwe been sent to jail. The British have sent an armed vessel to cruise upon the Lake.

The Montreal Herald has begun an attack upon the Council of the Earl of Durham. It is not very probable that nobleman can do much' to pacify the discontent in Lower Canada. He has two English parties. Whig and Tory, to please, and then the French party in addition. Hif mission in all probability will be fruitless. By an arrival to-day from Rio Janeiro, we have dates to the 30lh of April. I see no news of interest to us. The weather here is now blazing hot. We have cucumbers, green peas, strawberries, and the like. JVat. Int.

on the 26th inst.

nrian dress for

It is said she has ordered a Hun-

tbe purpose, to coat 500,000

ctach florins. The dress wore by George IV, at kit earesation, cost, 100,000 pounds sterling.

A Bright idea. Tke London Age, recommends

that Iks British Government take possession of

New York in retaliation for the countenance given

to Canada Rebels by the United States. The saga

editor of the Age should ad vis tbe British Govern

meat to construct a turnpike across the Atlantic

ocean first.

AUGUST ELECTIOA 1838. For Representatives, W-rSOJV SPENCER WILEY, ilE MCARTY. FREEMAN ALGER. HADLEY D. JOHMSON, GEO FLIJST MR. FRAZER. RED IN OS BORN.

For Commissioners,

ANDREW S. BABBITT. THOMAS FLLT. Foi Coroner, OTILMEL COLESCOTT.

TTM. POTTS.

SIEVERSJIITII & JEWELRY.

REINEMANN, still continues the repairing of Watches, Rings, Jewelrv. Silver ware 4 c.

at his shop East of the Public square, Brookville. He has also on hand and will 6eII cite p. a weli selected assortment of Watcl.es finger rings, ear rings, earbobs, spoons, watch chains, breast pins &c. Also a few second band watches. Brookville. June 21, 1S38. no 2o lyr. SHOES. JUST Received an excellent assortment of men's, women's misses and children's SHOES of a

superior quality, and for sale by

nrooKvuie, June

D. PRICE S Co.

Grand and Petit Jnrort. By the law of the lut Lfgislatvre Grand an Petit Jurors receive one eoBirand tweaty-fivs cents per day. This law

wu in force from and after its passage, which was

approved on the 17th day of Feb. 1838- Since

that time the Circuit Court of this county has held

a Session, and at the April Term of the Board of

County Commissioners, the Grand and Petit Ju

rors were allowed only 75 per day, thereby depri aiag every Juror who served a week of three dol

tare. Bat according to our reading of law, and oar conceptions of Justice, they can yet obtain the

balance. Neither Court or criminal

igaorasca of the law, "because every man, is, in the judgement of the law, party to the making of the act, being present thereat by his Representatives." In a Representative Government a Statue or act, is placed in the Records of tbe Government, aeading no formal promulgation to give it tbe force of law, as was necessary by the civil law relative to edicts of Emperors, c. This is s doctrine dearly laid down by Blackstone and SUrkie- It is very correctly said in tbe Books, that "Ignorance of the law, excuses so man, not that all men know

t law, bat because it is an excuse every man will

nsie, and no man can tell how to confute him."

Lam and Journals. It is stated, in an advertisement by the Secretary of State 4 c. in the last Indiana Journal, that the Laws and Journals will

bs ready for delivery on the 6th of August next. It will be recollested that, that day is tbe Annual

tiecuon day, consequently tbe Journals will not

Ken by the public till after tbe elections!! Mr. Dunns speech on the Treasury note bill oc

copies 8t columns of the Nat. Intelligencer. We

have not received it.

FROM THE CHEROKEE COUNTRY. Wei earn, through the medium of aulhcn

uce publications in the Georgia Recorder of

uie otn inst, that Major UeneraM Scott pro

ceeded to carry into effect his orders to oblige the Cherokees, after the 23d ultimo, to evac

uate the territory heretofore held by them within the limits of the State of Georgia. His

measures met with no resistance. On the

29th, he had under his control three thousand

Indians; and, before this time, it is supposed that not a wandering Indian remains within the territory of Georgia. The manner in

whjch this duty has been discharged by that distinguished General is prised for its kindness, humanity, and freedom from violence. This information is gratifying; for surely there is enough to appeal to the public sympathy in the destiny of these original lords of the soil, with, out adding to it unnecessary violence.

We reioice, for the sake of our lellow-ci li

kens of Georgia as well as for that of the In

dians, that, so far, all goes on as it does, with as little difficulty as could possibly , have been

hoped. The Georgians themselves appear to

be sincerely gratified that it has so turned out; and the friends o( the Indians, who'cannot enter into all the feelings of the Georgi

ans and other Southerners on the subject, will

yet not less rejoice than they, that the policy of the Government does not end in blood. JVat. Int.

Scythes and Sickles. JUST receired a good assortment ofcasteel and steel back CYTHES. also trerman steel do -

Also Sickles snd Whetstones o' various kinds, also

nines, ror sale by D. PRICE $- Co June 20

L.VINL.J5. Just received a small assortment of

Planes couble and single bit. bead. Dlourrh.

1 .1 l Y- 1 ,

year, uiuuiumg auu raoii nanes, lor sale by

June i jj. ntlCE & CO.

AMES SHOVELS. Just received afresh supply of the above article, and for sale bv

Administrator's Notice.

TtaOTICE is hereby given, that the

mm . - - - r

has tins day taken out letters of administration on the estate of Lemuel Snow, deceased, late of Franklin County. The estate is probably solvent.

JAMES L. SNOW. June 12, 1639 24-3t

For the American.

R. D. ToHxsos: Sir In the last American I

your name announced as a candidate for the Lefixture. By the IThigsof my neighborhood, it is believed that rmi have been brousrht out. bv the

Vtn Buren party, for tbe purpose of dividing the Whig- party, and thereby elect the Van Buren ticket, and there is some semblance of truth in tbe

wiement. You must correct this impression, or

jou win stand a tlim chance. FENELON.

FOURTH OF JULY.

At a meetinsr of tbe citizens of Brookville,' and

vicinity, held at the Court IIouBe.onSatureay last, for the purpose of making preparations for celebrat

ing the 4th or Jaly Kltjah liarwica was rresiaem

and C r. (Jlarksoo, secretary. On motion of C. F. Clarkson it was,

Resolved, That in order to perpetuate the tpirit and achievements of '76, we will celebrate the approaching anniversary of American Independence

in a manner suitable to the occasion. On motion of Geo. Holland.it was.

Resolved. That a committee of four be appointed

to roDort to this meeting, officers and committees

- . . ... wr;

for the celebration, w Hereupon ueorgo v. ivimble.Geerge Holland,John Ryman and Thomas Pur

sel were appointed said committee.

After a few minutes absence , tne committee re

tamed and reported by Geo. Holland, tbe following officers; which report was unanimously concurred

in by the meeting.

Jon M. Matsor, Thomas Pvbsh., James Speek, Isaac Vah Hobs, E, Long Xarthall,

8. WiNi"' l AssUtant Marthall. A. S. Babbett, ( Elijah Barwick Chaplain. W. M. McCarty Orator. John Ryman Reader. Wm. McCleery, Nat. Hammond, ! , Geo. Holland, John Wynn. J

R. Cnrtist R. Soprie, Joel Wilcox, Nat. Brown

and Hugh Rawlins, committee of arrangements to have dinner prepared, procure music and make all other necessary arransemene.

Revolutionary soldiers are invited to attend tne

celebration and partake without charge.

ELIJAH BARWICK. Pretidint C. F. Clarkson, Secretary.

Office of the Brookville Insurance Company

Brookville, Ind. June 8, 1838.

nt'nSUAM to previous notice the books for

M. the subscription to the capital stock of said Company were this day closed.

Mr. Abner M Carly the former President resigned, and thereupon the Board appointed Mr. Samuel Goodwin, President pro. tempore until the next annual election.

Risks on all kinds of property will be tafcen as

usual: for terms apply at the office of the Com nan v.

west upper room in u. fnce & Co s store.

S. GOODWIN, President pro. tem

A. Al Cartt,

IN. D. J. G. C.

Jons W. Hitt, Sec'ry. June 15 24

Vice Pretidentt.

Gen.

For the American.

a. CLiKKson-It has been asserted by some of

y ciuzens, that lead will only sink to a certain ptb in the ocean; and that consequently, the OCetn IS in mnv niaoaa r,tKnmlau. Thn nvhn

ke this position, cannot give philosophical reasons for its not sinking below a certain depth. hey however say, that it probably depends on the

--. cun atiuiiy of the voter as the lead approach-

ine bottom. This density, they 6ay may de-

na on e att Aicfct held in solution by the water of theocean; together with theg-reapremre

" " coiumn of water mutt produce on the lover

ru' i nose who do not believe that lead will

to a certain denth. and there become station

j contend that the water of the ocean it equally

. 7? nm the lurfuce to the bottom, or nearly so, it is scarcely susceptable of compression; and that held in telution by the water of the ocean.

at dense al the turface, at at the bofiom;

fA body whose tpecifie gravity it greater Water. Dartim! arl wkttn it . a miirfi rrro.trr

that of lead is, wilt decend through any depth of

r, io tne bottom; if there is no other resistance 'aered.thanihatorthe increased density or the

weral or upward pressure of the medium. If it

?ct Dl1 boditt even though they are specifiUy heavier than water, will not sink to tbe bot-

,when it exceeds a certain depth, we will be

" compliment to any one who will explain it

a f t n . v

aivcx it by Jonathan Georiro. in TTh

water Township, Franklin Count. TW.

the 4th day of June, 1838, one bay horse, about sixteen hands high, five years old, both hind feet

wnue, a small star m the forehead, Deficient in tbe left eye and a small lump on the rightjaw bone, appraised to be worth fifty-five dollars by James

ivoseuerrv ana John Harper on the J2lh day of Tain a 1A' O I J ' f . -

m UU ceruiy me above to be a true copy from my Est ray b ok given Uuder my hand and Eeal this 13th day of June A. D. WM. M CLURE, j. p. no. 24 Sw.

IXE

rece

May SO, lt'3S.

TURS, CHURNS and BUCKETS, just lved and for sale, ov. bv

by

JOHXC;M 4- nROOKBANE.

6

M:

Sugar;

DHLS. N O

2 l.n-lf

S7 - Molasse6, for sale by rch 14. (638. . R & S TYNER

Just Receivctl. BBLS. Mackerel.

44 Half do - do 2 Quarter do do' 1 Drum dried Codfch.

tibl. pickled do

March 1-1. 1S38.

R. S,- S. TY.VER.

Dill US, MEDSC:SIES. &. nrrj ...i . '. . . . . .

nij euuscrioer, Having purcuaseu tie ilea cine and Drurr Store of Dr. Kenncdv in Brook

vine, otters to tlie public a good assortment of-

Kegular and Botanic Medicines, Drugs, Paints,

anu iJye CtUttS. conaietinnr. m nart. 3s fn!lns-!

June 21

D. PRICE & CO.

JOIIi HI. JOIllNiSTOiV, Attorney and Counsellor at Laic, Brookville, Indiana. OFFICE Last ofJ D. Gallion Store. June 15 3m

D. Gallion, Price, Wynn,

Holland, j 3 F. Clarkson, j

1

Just Received and For Sale 6 BBLS. Jim. Brandy, 1 Tierce Rice: 6 Doz, best quality hanies;

100 Pr. trace chains. R. o S. TYjXER.

March 14, 1838.

Alchohol

Annise Seed Antimony Antimonial Wine Arrow Root

Arsenic Aqua Amonia Acid Sulphuric

do Muriatic do Nitric do Tartaric

Hal8a;n Capavia

Iiarbadoes Tar

Borax Burgundy Pitch

Castor Oil Cardamon seed Carbonate iron Cam. Flowers Cloves

Cinnamon

Colomba Rad Corosive Sublimate Cream Tartar Colocyuth Coculus Indian Cantharidcs Calomel

Digelatis

Ex. Hyosciomus Emetic Tartar

Ess. Cinnamon

Peppermint

Flour sulphur

Ginger Gum Opium

do Camphor

Aloes Arabic Assafcelida Guiacum Myrrh Scammony Tragacanth Shellac Kino

Ippicac

Jalap

Juniper berries

Laudanum

PERM OIL. Just received, a cask of win ter strained Sperm Oil, and for sale by

D. PRICE & CO. Brookville, Jan'y 3d, 1838.

NOTICE

S hereby given that the books of the Brookville

Insurance company, for the subscription of

stock, will be closed on Friday. 6th June next.

Those wishing to take stock will do well to avail

themselves of the privilege previous to that time

The board of Directors are required to meet at their office on the above named day at at 10 A. M.

By order of the President,

JOHN YV . IIITT.Sec y. Brookville, 8 May, 1838.

BLANKS.

igk N hand, constantly at the American office the

following kinds of blanks.-

Deeds, Mortgages, Quit-Claim Deeds, Tide Bonds,

Notes of hand,

AT ROCHESTER.

At a meeting of the citizens of Rochester, an

its vicinity, June 16th, 1838, for the purpose of ma kin? arrangements for celebrating tho approachini

Anniversary of American independence, jonn

Cooley in the chair, the following gentlemen were ... . 1 . . r : .1

SDDOiDtea omcerB ana coiuuimeeb, iui eaiu

bration to wit.

JOHN T. COOLEY, President Jas. Rosebrrv, Vice President. Jamer R. Jones, Orator. Bradberrv Cottrell, Reader. Recben Cooley, JUarthall.

Asa Havs, Assistant Marshall. Reuben Cooley, to prepare a dinner. Eli Allen, John Ward, and Jacob Harvey be a

committee of the order of the day.

Wm.M'Clure.Jas. Roaberry, Hiram Jackman

and Asa Hays, a committee of arrangements.

John Ward, Eli Allen, and Jacob Harvey, com

mittee on Toasts.

Hamilton Ward. John Rennet, Michael Kudi cil,

Ephraim Jackma-n, Isaac Chapman, Reuben Petty,

Isaac Carson, Mahlon Urooke, and Jonn Jiarmon, a

committee of viffilance.

Ordered, That Kevolutionary soldiers oe invi

ted and partake of the festivities gratis.

Ordered, That these proceedings oe puonsneu

in the American. John T. Cooley, President

Summonses, Subpoenas, Executions, Constables' Bond?, Constable Sales.

jYOTARY PUBLIC.

C. F. Clarkson, will also attend to filling

deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, &c, and take the ack

nowledgement of deeds, powers of attorney, or

take deposition, certihcatcs, atndavits, vc, Yc. Office in the printing office. 16 ly

do do do do do do do do do

Cai. Magnesia Manna Nutgulis Nitrate Potash Nux Vamice

Liquorice Ex. Oil Almonds do Anise do Closo do Juniper do Lemon do Olive do Sassafras do Hemlock do WintergTgen do Lavender do Spike Orange Peel Paregoric Elixir Peruvian Bark Prepared Chalk QuaEsa Quicksilver Red percipitate Rheubarb Rotten Stone Red Saunders Ep. Salts Rock Salts Soap Castil Soda Soap Sp'ts Turpentine Squills Syrup of Squills Sul. Quinine Spigelia Senna Bi. Carb. Soda Sugar Lead Sulphur Ether Sweet Sp'ts Nitre Sponge Syringes Tin. Castor do Digtalis do Valerian do Rheubarb Venice Turpentine White Vitrol Perfume Bear Oil

PATENT MEDICINES.

Dateman's Drops British oil Balsam of Life

Godfrey's Cordial Opodeldoc

Thompson s Eye atcr

Y orm 1 ea Lee's Pills Alum

Blue Vitrol Madder

Litharge Prussia Blue

Spanish brown Gardner's Liniment Fabnestock's Vermifuge

Cleveland's Ague Drops

Medicamentum Pulmovary Balsam La Mott's Tooth Balm Itch Ointment Ward's Hair OilEssence of Soap Indigo Hive Syrup Shoe Varnish

Together with a great variety of other Drugs and

medicines, paints, patent medicines, Arc. necessa

ry for a good apothecary shop, for wholesale or re

tail. Orders from physicians will be carefully and

promptly attended to. C. CA1JV. Brookville, Dec. 1, 1837. 49 bty

Drugs, Medicines, faints, &c. & S. TYNER keep on hand a general as

J-0' sortmcnt of the following articles, which

they will sell at wholesale or retail, at the Cin

cinnati prices;

WILLIAMS' make of Chopping, broad, hand and board Axes, Carpenteis and Coopers

Adz, Hatchets Ac Chisels for sale by Dec 25 R & S TYNER

ECTIFIED-WHISKEY kept constantly on hand and for sale by the barrel, by

Dec 26 R & S TYNER

HYMENEAL-

Eastern Funds Wanted. TfM'OTES on the Bank of the United States all JLV so on the Banks in the cities of Boston, NewYork, Philadelphia and Baltimore, wanted by

Xov. 24, it. n. i iiiiii

casli For Wheat and Rags.

nriHE subscribers will pay the hisrbest cash price

Ja. for merchantable Wheat, and four and a half

dollars per hundred for clean linnen and cotton ras; all to be delivered at their Mills in Brookvifle. J.H.SPEER&Co.

Brookville February 10th 1837. 40 tf

LBS. IRON assorted for sale bv R. & S. TYNER.

r eb. a, i)3.

Married On Thursday evening the 14th inst.

by the Rev. Elijah Barwick Mr. WILLIAM BUTLER, to Miss ISABELLA McCLERY, daughter of William M'Clery, Eeq. of this place.

On the 14th inst. by Rev. M. K. Wilder, 31r.

Cyprian ITrioht, to Miss Hannah Giwen . both

BATES fc WALES CORNER OF MAIN AND FRONT STREETS,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

HOLE8ALE Dealers in Drugs, Paints

Oils, DvestufTs, ulassvare, vc. have on

hand a veftr extensive stock, which ther will sell

as low as can be purchased west of the mountains

.tfrroif. Manufacturers and Physicians are

particularly invited to examine their assortment. Jan. 18. 5 5m

w1

Notice. A IX nersons indebted to the late firm of Davi

a. and Byram are requested to call and settle

immediately. G. M. BlftM. Brookville, May 3d, 1SH8. 13

Opodeldoc

Bateman's drops Godfrey's cordial British oil Castor do Sweet do Oil spike Balsam life

JjDoct. D. Jayno's

Carminitivo 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 Asafcetida 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 pejiper Refined borax Calcined do Nut-gulls March 14th, 1S37.

I,AXI COUGH SYBX1

Th reputation of which has now brcomt eftablithed u tht most sa fe and efficacious remedy ever discovered for rSFHTEXZA, COl'CHS, COLDS. AST1IJI1, WHOOPING COUGH, SFITTIXG OF BLOOD, AND AI.I. AFFECTIONS OFTHELtNGS... . - -

PREPARED OXLT BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR, DANIEL GODDARD, No. S Gold Sr. NEW-YORK. In presenting tliis useful reme!y to tli pnbiic, tiw Proprietor i authorized by a Physician, from whom the Recip wu confidentially obtained, to state, thnt he has used tthimseif, and in his extensire practice in Pulmonary arferlions, with astonishing effect. The happy combmatuHB of vegetable substances, of which it i entirely composed, are peculiarly adapi-jd to diseases of the Lungs, Liver, and Stomach. This medicine hes been nsu very extensively, nr.d t'a proprietor has not known a sinte instance in which it has failed in giving relief in dis-ases f.r which it is recommend- , ed ; even in cases approaching to consumption, attended with b!eedin?at the Lun??. anil where all otiter remedie had failed, the most decided and flattering mircess has, attended i"9 uao. Common folds, wliich are generally tho effect of obstructed perspiration, will yield to its influenco in a few houra ; when used in asthma, hoarseness, wheezins, and shortness of br?ath, it gives hmnedtate relief, procuring tranquil rest and sleep. In whoopiu couih it is without a nval. It operates Ly gentle expectoration, and msv be riven to infants with perfect safety. "f he Proprietor would arid, that he is constantly recelrinr numerous testimonials of the value and erTicacy of this remedy, some certificates of which may be seen on the bill of directions accompanying each bottle. A ny person using1 tt will be sure to recomrcend it again.

Sole as .ibovc.

.'150 fur

The Orris Tooth Wash. a superior article for tho teeth snr! gnmsvtlio concurrent testimony of the mnst eminent dentists, and members of the medical faenhy in every part of the Union, is united in favor of this article. For sale by " . C. CA1X, Druggist, Brookville, Ind. May T.n. 22

iZOYVN, 31.UK, and orfo Cloths; Casincts. jeans, cnsimere, bed ticking, brown drilling.

Mexican mixture, summer plaid and denims, painted muslin, Scotch and French ginghams, superior silk hdk'fs, &c. just received and forsalo by JOHNSON &. B ROOKS ANK.

A Polite Request. THE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and customers that thev are desiroua 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 ex-iiected to

ISootg, Shoes, &e. UST received and for sale,

200 Pr. Mil lei's coarse boots. IOO do do shots.

22,QGO lbs. Iron assorted.

3,200 lbs. Covington Cotton Yarn. ' Also, brass kettles, all sizes, sole-leather, side.

kip and calf skins, pine tubs and churns, wira seives, wrought nails, and axes.

R. A: S. TYNER. Orookville, Sept. 18,1837. 37 btv

Pulmonary Ralsam Lamott's cough dropa Calomel Croton oil Pink root Jalap Red precipitate Gardner's liniment Nerve and bone do

Spt8. turpentine

Alchohol Litharge Prussian blue Tndi Red lead White do Venetian red Spanish brown Madder Chrome yellow Do Green Ess. peppermint " cinnamon Wafers Ess. spruce Saleratus

Montague's balm fot

the teeth Blue vitrol White do Liquorice Ward's vegetable oil Shaving soap Sponge Toy paicts . Medicamentum . Cinnamon Lee's pills Cnnatto Aarb. Magnesia INutmegs Sulphate Quinine 12 bty

o it bv note.

Brookville, 13 Dec'r,

1837.

D. PRICE

& CO. 50

JHst received and fibr Male,

J. WILLIAMS' make of Coopers' stave, back

up, hollowing, beading and rhamperinrr Knives,

R. & s. TYNER.

Feb. 5, 1838.

f Fi

T TCH ' 1

uoi received a general assortment

and Coarse HOOTS,

Millers do SHOES, Boys do do Women's Calf Skin Shoes, Youth's do do Misses do Children's do ALSO, an assortment of Brass TCntHo N-.

and small sizes, for eulo by

D. PRICE & Co. Brookville, Sept. Pth 1S37.

REMOVAL. JOHNSON S- BJIOOKBANK

fj ESPECTFULLY inform their customers & and the public at larrre that' thev have re

moved their iroods to the new BRICK STOIiP.

HOUSE, immediately opaosite Mr. 7?arbonr's

Saddler Shop, on Main Burgess street, where thoy will,in a few days, open a stock of

NEW GOODS,

suited to the present season.

Ilroo'-ville, la.. May 9, 1S3R.

Sale or SciiG.j. Linih.

Stale of Indiana, Franklin county, ts.

feIN 1 hursday tho 2Sth day of Juno, IS38, at " tho court house in said county, between the

hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.. on

said day, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder.

in lots of forty acres each, orr the terms prescribed

by the statute in such case made and provided, the

whole of section i0. 10 in Congressional township

No. 10 and range No. 12 east, situate and Ivinrr

in the county aforesaid. SAMUEL SERING,

School Cow'r of said county. April 23d, 1 80S. . 17 ts.

WAJSO UAIIi. THE subscriber informs tho public that he has commenced the Wagon Making business in the town of-Brookville, Franklin county, Indiana, where he is prepared to execute all contracts or orders in his line of business, at. the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Persons wishing to contract for new wagons, or having tho same to repair, aro respectfully invited to call, f I is shop is in tho south end of Joseph Budman's black-smith shop. JAMES M. WOODWARD, may 30. 22

- A. D.&G. VIOLIN STRINGS, of a first

JI2i rate quality ,-for sale by Nov. 9, IS37. JOHNSON S BROOKBANK.

NEW GOODS. . Just rtceircd from New-York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati, a heavy and general assortment of MERCHANDISE; i CONSISTING OF DIVTGC0DS AND CP.CC2P.ISC, HARD-WARE and CUTLERY, ' Glass, Queen's, Tin, $ Eartlien WARE. ALL of which we will sell on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. Country Produce taken at . the IlIftllEST PRICES, is exciinnge Fon'ooon. rLON fc BROT7NBrookville, Ind., Mnj 30, 1S38. -

i-uuotopuical principles. IGNORAMUS

of Union County.