Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 15, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 April 1839 — Page 3

AMERICAN. BROOKYILLE,lXDlAiA.

FRIIir, APKIf. 12, IS3!.

t v There is an individual who is in Hie pracl- . ... ,r- . ....

lite o' visiting our uulce ana examining our manuscript drawers, reading over tb compositor's ehouUers, and reading manuscript when lying on tie compositor'8 stand. He is informed that it will not be allowed any longer. His next offence will be treated with the severest penalties of the criminal code of a printing office.

retiring from the direction of the Hank. It is now more than twenty years since I entered its service. They have been ) ears of intense labor, and they have earned for me n right to claim the relaxation nnd repose, which approaching age and precarious health require. 1 have waited anxiously for the most appropriate moment at which I could be best spared; but hitherto, whenever I have sought the retirement so much needed, some difficulty, in which mji service was deemed useful, always interposed to detain me. None such exists now. AH the political distentions connected with the Bank for the last ten venrs, have ceased:

all its extraordinary efforts for the projection of our national interests, nre happily ended;

ana tnc Lank i.as relumed to Us accustomed

V meeting will be held at the Court House in bis place on to-morrow evening at early candle

UgMi'-t "i rlinnni'lj nf hiumoco in notn 1 il

it is expected several individuals will be! " , . " l'""-"

and thriving under the shade of tree?. It comes early, is soon matured, and continues crcen until late in the season as clover does. If intended for fodder, it should be cut while young and tender.

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here from Richmond, and several able addresses will be delivered. It is hoped the farmers of the neighborhood will attend.

We are requested by a young lady to say that it would be desirable for Unfits, fopt and Hackmirds net to block up the church door in this

evenings. This kind of 5 nnu 1JJ IO accpI"' parting, my J the doors of our church I ,sheS for the P0",1 of ou ..yancc of respect POI" Wlphl.,MWhVlS

i fore, withdraw, at length, without inconve

nience; aud I do it the more readily, because I leave the affairs of the Institution in a state of great prosperity, and In the hands of able Directors and Officers. This separation from friends, with whom

1 1 have been to long and so agreeably associ- ; i I : j i . . f -

nu. for more than an hour, after the dismission ""nw"5 most pamtul acts ot my

-r.,rr;ce on Sabbath evenings. This kind of,".10 nnu Pril3'T0? o accept, at parting, my

u. . - . sinri

aumaU have obstructed

of late much to the annoyance

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, , , l Hereupon, on motion, me Board pror.S. 31r M. and Mr T. are requested by cc. led to the election of a President, and

hushing. 4c. during public service. It is not on- 1 "' ium.ip, was unanimously eieclv exceedingly unbecoming and disrespectful, but J ted President of the Bank of the United is a source of much annoyance to all around them. States, and the same committee were request-

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.. ,..- c VJ me v.uairman 10 iniorm jtr. uunlap Our IW.-At present, things look 'flatter. ng of hU cection? anj est his acccplance

icr iuc b ---jiiie appointment

seison. Almosi every cmzuu ib i;uuiy suiuciuui in the line of improvement, either repairing, enlarging, or building. Preparations are oh foot for erecting a large Hotel, a pork house or two, and ware-houses, &c. &c.

We understand that the citizens of Richmond and vicinity hav subscribed about $150,000 to

the West Fork Canal. Nicholas Biddle has resigned ths office of President of the U. S. Bank, and retired to private life. .Varkel-House. It is the present intention, we believe, of the board of Trustees of our Tewn, to erect a new market house the present season.

This we have no doubt will be both ot profit and convenience to our citizens and the people in the surrounding country. At present our farmers when they bring any thing lo market, cither have to go around to our residences to dispose of their produce, or dispose of it to our merchants at whatever the? please to give. But if we had a market

house and regular market days, then the citizens of the place would know where to go to buy, and the farmer know where to sell. It is doscending so near the level with the contemptible occupation of pedlar, for the farmer to visit our resi

liences to sell their produce, that we do not wonder that we often have to pay more than the Cincinnati prices for marketing. Then let us have n market house, and endeavor to da business on a different plan.Corporalion Ordinances. Our citizens will recollect that the corporation ordinances of this place will be in force on Tuesday next. l.i.i RoyaVs Flag. Mrs. Royal has at the beaJ of her paper ascandidatc for the Presidency "Richard M. Johnson, the poor man's friend," and Mr. Ta'laiadgc of New York for Vice President.

The sensation treated in New York bv

Mr. Biddle's resignation, is thus referred lo in the Express o( Saturday, 2 P. M. 'The announcement that Mr. Biddle has resigned his post as President of the United States Bank, created a great deal of excitement in Wall street this morning. Crowds soon collected to learn the cause of the resignation. The impression at first was, that the resignation would have an unfavorable

influence on stocks. The letter, however, of

Mr. biddle to the Directors, on his resigning, soon became public; and when the fact was announced thai the Bank was left in great prosperity, and that Mr. Biddle only desired

repose !rom his labors, the public mind became quite relieved. Stocks instead cf falling, advanced. Even the stock of the Bank of the United States was sustained." Rait. Pal.

A Farmer's Dacghteu. A few years ago, a fanner living a few miles from Easton.sent

h s daughter on horseback lo that town, to

procure irom lite bank smaller notes for one of a 100 dollars. When she arrived there the

bank had closed, and she endeavored to effect her object by offering it at several stores, but could not get her note chanced. She had not

gone far on her return, when a stranger rode

up to her and accosted her with so much po liteness, that she had not the sliffhest susni

cion of any evil intention on his part. After

i nue oi a mue or two. emn oved in a verv

social corvcrsation, they came to a retired

pan oi me road, and the gentleman commanded her to give him the bank note. It was

with some difficulty that she could he made to believe him in earnest, as his demeanor had been so friendly but the presentation of a pistol placed this mntter beyond a doubt, and she yielded lo necessity. Just as she held the note to him, a puff of wind blew it into the roaJ, and carried it gently several yards from them. The discourteous knight alighted to overtake it, and the lady whipped her horse to get out of his power, when the other horse, who had been left standing by her side, started with her. His owner fired a pistol, which only tended to increase the speed of all paities, and the young lady arrived safely at home with tho horse of the robber, on

which was a pairofsaddlebasrs. When these

were opened, they were found to contain, besides a quantity of counterfeit bank notes fifteen hundred dollars in good monev ! The

uorse was n good one, and when saddled and

oriaied, was thought to be worth at least

as much as the bank note that was stolen.

Alcxr's Messenger.

STATE DEBTS. Statement showing the amount of blocks issu

ed and authorized by law to be issued by

the several States named below, from 1S20,

' to IbZS.

Mr. John Bowls, near Harrison, Ohio, killed himself on Sunday last by cutting his throat.

M. Crumc, near Oxford, Ohio, lat-t week fell down in his garden and expired in a few minutes.

New York, Pennsylvania, Massachuscets, Maine, Marj'land, Yirginin, South Carolina, Ohio, Kentucky,

Illinois

Indiana,

Tennessee,

Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Michigan,

$2-2,931,0i8 27,300,790

1,230,000

531,875 1I,122,JS0

0,319,050 5,500,000 0.101,000 7,309,000

11,000,000 1 1,990.000

7,118,000 10,800,000 2,500.000 7,000,000 23,735,000 3,000,000 5,310,000

Did you report I was a thief, sir.' anerilv

inquired Snooks the other day, of one of his neighbors. "No, indeed, I reported no such

a, a

unng. j only said there were strong suspi

cions against you ana mat I believed the

suspicions." "Oh, was that allP

A late New York horse advertisement was thus worded; "To be sold a pair of gray hor

ses, i ney are lol!i excellent lor the saddle

Unc ol them carries a ladv fifteen hands

three inches high!

Meeting of Turnpike Company.

in contormily to an art .f General Assembly of the State of Indiana, incorporating certain Turnpike Companies, ihe Commissioners

of the Brookvillc and Conncrsville Turnpike Company, met at West Union Fayette coun-'

ty, March 2lh., IS39 fo make arrangements for the opening of Books for the subscription

of Stock.

Richard Chambers was called to the Chair, and D. Slaughter appointed Secretary. Whereupon John Allen, Wm. P. Bolton, and Robert Griffith were appointed lo draft resolutions for the action of the meeting. After having retired a short linn; the committee reported the followig rcsoluiions, which were nddoptcd. Resolved that books be opened at Brookvillc, Blooming Grove, West Union fc Connersvillc,on the first Monday of May 1S39 &

that the following persons be authorised to re

ceive subscriptions for Slock in said road viz:

A. li. I'ratt and John Ryman at Brookvillc, John N. Clemenis and D. Slaughter at Bloo-.n-

ng Grove, John Craig, II. N. lauraud

Wm. P. Bolton at West Union, and Robert

Griffith, George Fr) bin gerund Daniel Ilit:-

iins at Conncrsville.

Resolved that James Blatklid''e and John

Allen be a committee to apply to the rountv

commissioners of Franklin county for leave lo

occupy so much of the State road leading from

Urookville lo Conncrsville and lying in said County as m.iy be necessary lo locate said Turnpike road upon; aud that Georg-Fry-

burger and Wm. 1'. Bolton be a committee to apply to the County Commissioners of Favette

County for the same privilege, on that part of

said rstale Koad lying in 1 ayetle County.

Kesolrcu that the proceedings of this meet

ng be published iu the Indiana American

FranMin Democrat in Urookville, and in the

Conncrsville Watchman.

The meeting adjourned to meet on the

first Saturda in Jnc next, at West Union

in lunette county, at twelve o clock on said

lay. rjcilird cii'i.v linns. President. D. Slaughter, Sec'y.

Ihe March of Mind. Some papers do ibt whether Mr. Wise is violent, or Dr. Duncan

vulgar.

There is a man in Vermont so fat that a

c hild was killed by his shadow falling on him.

i ne iiaie uank oi luicnigan lias again sus

pended payments.

A Quack advertises, that whoever uses his

medicine will never need a physician or sur

gcon. Very probable dead men have no

wants.

OBITUAItV.

(a-SlilX YE ElliS!!, AVnFtJhtV,ff lw,P,reh"' " excellent OLM MAKE, would do well to call on the

ouufcL-nuer in nrooKvnie, or at the office of the "Indiana American where they may receive any particulars desired by them. The mare above men-

uonec.issix years old this spring and works well, l or further particulars cull iw hr. March 4th. 3vv. - W. T. II. PAULEY. P. S. This mire will be eff red at public sale on Saturday, the I3ih of April. Thrashing $ Cleaning Machines. fUMlV. subscriber, fn.tn Philadelphia, offers to JL the public, Jjvi J Knauer's (of Chester county. Pa.) Thrashing aud Cleaning Machines, hith w ih thrash and clean all kinds of grain from the Ftraw, Hire not excepted, and also, C'orn-Klielliiiff Machine, which will shell one bushd iii three minuirs, bv hand power. Any gentleman desirous of scein.T the ah..v A ma

chines in operation, itnd niudcU, can do so by calling at Mr. San.uoi Miller's, cr Hudson Gentry' Miop. airfield. Franklin conty la. State, County. Individual lii-rUor a sii.frh! machine, will be sole, on reasonable tonus. llrcs or pood notes

-in i iihun in cxciianre ir pnlcnt njrlite.br a; nil-;. I . iti'i.i. ...... .r --J

March l.", 1S:.'J.

MPJ IKIES.

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TOI2 RALE, feJL ACHES ot land in the north part of fractional section Township 12 ICaiige i:?, E., about two inilos frm Brookvilltf, l?.,!!"?'.A',,,ir lo Mr- A- J- M'ilr, at Judjre M.Ikrs White Water Cotton Factory, near the premises, or to p. K. ESTE, March 13 f,14-4w.-G.$U Cincinnati.

Cah Wanted. 4 l'h persons indebted to I). Price & Co. during 1. the last year are requested to call and close thMn. by cash or dne-liil. N. II. And person whose nntea l..iro I.iM

from lata year imint make immediate payment, as

1. ib luijiort-iuic io get along without the one Ibinir needful. Fl PiMep x.

urookville, llec r U.ith, I?:!-'.

IOTICK.

rnv) hreedeiis of cattle. Th.s im-

JL proved short horned English Hull EUVX,

imported by the subscriber in 1KVM, w ill stand for

Cows at his residence in White-Water township, 1.' l.l: . 1 '

r raiiikiiu cnuniy ai iu dollars cacli cow. PADKiltEE Eryx by Ilrutus: dam. Vcnus.bv

Sir Waiter, grand dam, Vertris, by Cato; g. grandam, Vcrbiua. by old W'ellincton: tr. sr. pran.lani.

a favobrite cow of Mr. Uobertson's ISrulus, (the

sire of Eryx) by Hurley; dam Adelaide by Albert,

grandam, Anna, HIV, by 1'ilot, 49l; g gran.1 l 1 ..r, mil- . .

uam, Ariauun, nw, oy Aiuinn, 1 1; g. p. grandam,

ungiit tycs, ill's, by tlio same bull, g. g. g. grandam by Shipton, 5H7; g. g. g. g. grandam by

a son of Suwarrow;g. g. g. g. g. grandam by a son the T win Brother to lteu;g. jj. g. g. g. g. grandam,

by I win Uruthcr to Hon, C;,U.

t,ryx was calved in 18:iu at Hronghton Hall, the

Rather Foolish. Two ynung ladies hatinc

each other, on account of a gentleman wfco residence of Charles Tenmest. Esqr. dosen't care a fig for cither of them. ALSO, the fine English Hull, young Slider, tt

Died In the neighborhood of Indianapolis, on the :!d inst. Mr. Franklin M'Ginnis, of this place, aged about 23 years. It is 6aid he was walking

out in a field, but fell and expired immediately.

for the Indiana American. Died In Springfield township, cm the 3d inst., Nancy Souter, consort of John Soulcr, aged about 23 years.

Ihe deceased has left a fond husband and

SI each cow, cat-h in hand, or 4 credit, l'cdi

gree. Young Slider, sired by old slicor, be by Durock, he by Sportsman, he by Tecumsey, Impor

ted; Slider's dam Lady Mainly, she by San Martin.

out of Miss Molt, both imported; Young Slider's

uam, sired by Sportsman, dam by Cornplanter. Young Slider's sire and dam raised by (Jen. Jas Garrard, Hour ban county, Kentucky.

ows can be accommodated with grass and every attention paid, but not accountable for acci

dents or escapes. N. H. Young Slider for sale. CUIUS. WHITEHEAD. March 2:id, 1S:59. 13 'Aw

Of this amount about four and a half millions have been redeemed. The above table is from the New York

..Ir. Hczukiali Rilts. for iiianv vcars editor of C. .r W. ,. I It l-.lla - Iwi f

, j j , vy uvii v i "j n iiv uu i l mi cuuii ui . i j - , . . Ndes' Register, died at Wilmington, Del., on the presenting the real amount ofindeblcdness of; ne C. 1 , ' bro,hc and sisters, and n numer-

2J inst. We believe ho published fifty volumes of, the several states. The liabilities of Ohio, for

instance, is not much short of $12,000,000- instead ofG,l0I,000, as might be inferred from

ihe above. I-ebanon Star.

the Register, which, as a political text book, has not its equal for the amount of its information or its correctness. Every editor should have a copy of it.

Dr. Wilson Thompson has been nominated, by a Van Burcn Congressional District Convention, held at Muncictown, as a candidate foi Congress from Rariden'B District. We believe Mr. Thomp

son will run an honorable poll, and will be a fair

dealing competitor, but we think he stands but a ppor chance for success.

lirnnch at Rushrille. The books for this branch were opened on the first inst. and on the

:'b inst. they were closed, when three-fourths of

t!ie amount required to be taken by individuals

was subscribed.

t-en. Jackson was lying dangerously ill at the

Hermitage at the last accounts.

Mistaking ones-self. An old gentleman who had studied theological subjects rather loo much for the strength of his brains, detcrmind to try his luck in preaching, nothing doubling but that matter and form would be given him, without any particular prcperation on his own pait. Accordingly, on Sundayhe ascended the pulpit, sung and prayed, read his text, and stopped. He stood a good while, first on one leg and then on the other, casting his eyes towards the rafters and then on the floor in merciless quandary. At length language come to his relief: "If any of you down there think you can preach, just come up here and try it!' A". C. Patriot.

RESIGNATION OF Mil. DIDDLE. Cani: of the United Stales. .March 29. 1S39.

At .i meeting of the Hoard of Directors of

"c uank of the United States, held at the

oanking house this morning, after the ordi

nary business of the day was completed, Aidiolas Middle, Esq., President, communicated to the Board his intention of resitrnine

his place in the Institution, and took leave of

"15 colleagues in a brief valedictory, marked, "ot only by his usual felicity of expression, but singularly characterised by an elegant I'atho?, which was wholly irrcMsliblc among l''ie old and tried friends' his fellow labourers for the last twenty years. . tTpoa Mr. Biddle's withdrawal, the follow"g letter from him lo the Directors, was presented and read.

ir the Boat d of Directors of the Uank of the

CSes. Scott. The Rochester Daily Advertiser, a full blooded Loco Foco paper, publishes a call for a meeting of the Democratic Electors of Rochester in favor of the election of Gen. Scott to the Presidency. The call is signed by about a hundred names "among

whom, says the Albany Journal, "we recognize, the 'bone and muscle1 of the Jackson parly in the city of Rochester. They are the regular hickory-pole boys against whom we had to contend when a resident of Rochester.

Deprived of the support of the men who sign this call. Van Burenisn., in Rochester, will sink into nothingness. They constitute the 'rank and file1 who pull the laboring oar."

ous circle of acquaintances to mourn her loss,

but Hie sorrow not even as ethers who have no hope, ufor she has left the brightest evi dence of her reconciliation to God," often expressing her confidence in him, and longing for the moment to come, in which her spirit might be released from its prison of clay, nnd her soul wing its way to the mansion of eternal rest. "My friends and kindred love me much. Ye hold me near your hearts; And 6till I feel that I can love And find it hard to part. Ye brothers, sisters, me your love, And love I also feci; I see your tender passions move, Ypur grief you can't conceal, But do not weep or gf ieve for me, You know I must go home; I was upon a visit here, And now I must return. I'm going to my heavenly friend, My Jesus and my all; He calls to take me to his arms I will obey the call." J. P. B. April tth, 1S39.

Orchard Grass. This grass is worthy of

being cultivated on account of its uncommon

luxuriance. Horses, cow s, and sheep, eat it readily, and it is valuable on account of its excellent afterfecd. It affords an abundant

Tan-Yard lor Sale or Rent,

THE subscriber will either cell or rent the TanYard in Rushville, formerly occupied by Rue Pugh, deceased. The yard is in good repair, and possession ran be had immediately. Apply to the

subscriber, or to Job l'ugb, in Kushvillc, for fur ther information. C. A. PUGH, Guardian

of the minor heirs of Rue Pugh, dec.

Jan 19, is:t3. Herald 15-3w

JUST RECEIVED and FOR SALE, by the barrel or less quantity,

lo ISIils. Sugar, 8 do Molases, 4 do Mackerel, GOO lbs. best Codlish,

TOO lbs. Rice,

5 bbl3. Brandy, 5 do Rum, 3 do Wine; ALSO,

1000 lbs. Soal Leather; Cattinirs, Nails and

Axes; Small Brass Kittles. N. I). GALLIOX Brookvillc, .March 27th, 19.

TfUST RECEIVED An assortment of liffht

99 Calicoes and Gin?hams.

ed and Blue Drillings.

March 2?th

Also. Striped, Mix

N. D. GALLIOX.

Oucc IViorc.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, previous to the present year, are requested to make payment without delay. It is loo severe. and out of the question to at-k, or expect longer

indulgence. . it. GALLIOX. Brookviile, December otb, 18"8.

IXOTECE.

rBllik undersigned having become agents for

JS- the Miite- ater Cotton Factory, are now

prepared to furnish Merchants and their customers, with a Superior article of yarns, carpet

cnain, canaie-wici mg and oatting, at Cina. prices

at incir store in Urookville. LOXG & BROWN. Jan'y 9th, 1S:9. 4

OJice if the llrookcille Insura-tcc Company, ) 2S A hit.. 1:.s (

nrilUS day the board ordered, that the hooks for -- the subscription to the capital ttockoflhis company be re opened that the business hours in

me niiicc of said company be from 9 to 12 A.M.

urn irom i to i 1". ,11 and that publication be

uaue oi tnc same.

HAM'L GOODWIN, Pre't pro tern. John Y . Hitt, S.c'y.

Iflonev V.infrd.

rillll' subscriber ia compelled lo call upon such -M. of his customers as arc indebted to him, to call and pay up, as it is impossible for him to keen

up Ins lock, carry o business and sell and do work

witnout money. J. REIN EM AN.

lrol. 1st. 1:,9.

HLVMtS.

ON hand, constantly at the American office the following kinds ot hlanks.-

Dci

seas,

Mortgages, Quit-Claim Deeds,Tille Bonds, Notes of hand.

Summonses, Subpcenns, Executions. Constables' Bonds, Constable Sales.

.VOr.UiY PUBLIC. C. F. Clakksos. will also atlnml tci fill inrr

deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, &c, and take the acknowledgement of dwds, powers of attorney, or take depositions, certificates, affidavits, $c, u.

uuice in the printing olhce. lfj lw

l and Winter ttootl. THE subscribers received, a short time ago. from thrt East and Cincinnati, a very heavy Hock of DRY GOODS, suitable f...rthe Fall and Winter trade, which they will sell at wholesale or retail, at the Cincinnati prices, adding carriage K. As S. TYNER. Brookvillc, Nov. 22, lft-IS.

Tl, IS A Kit. npHE subscriber wishes to purchase 100 cords -B. of Bark, delivered at his tan-vard in Brookvillc. - S. GOODWIN. March 1st, 139. lo

4trGAR. A few barrels of Sagar just received f3 and for sale by R. & S. TYNER. Dec'r l-, 1S:W.

NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the subscribers are requested to cail and make settlement immediately, either by cash or note. LOXG BROWN. Jan. 2oth,

ON HAND, A general assortment f Cotton Yarn, Groceries, Tinware. Auirers. Window

Glas aud Nails

N. D. GALLIOX.

CALL AND PAY. All persons indebted to the subscribers are requested to make immediate paymect. R. & S. TYNEA. Urookville, Jan'y 4, 1?S.

tXTi,EJ:i;x.i execute a purpose which, j crop, springs early, and grows fast, makes cx- ; yo'i are aware, I li ne long meditated, and cellent hay, and yields abundance of seed, '!cii I intimate d lo the Stockholders at their! which is not easily shaken out. It is a hardy rocUrtg under ti e new charter: that of grass, found highly useful in most loamy soils,

Shillitlo & Piillan,

JNo. 12, East Fourth ttrttl, Cincinnati. DEALERS IN Saxony, Brussels, Ingrained and Venetian Curpfting. Floor Oil Cloths and India Matting, Oouse-kceping Dry Goods, Silks, Linens, Laces, Mcnnocs, Shauls, c

J (c P. have always on hand an assortment of

Staple Goods, and are receiving the latest styles of Silks, and fancy articles of the best qualities, selected particularly for tho retail trade. Purchasers may rely upon uniform prices. March lS.-14-4w. Cin. Gat.$2.

Administrator's ZVoficc. mJOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned 1 has taken out letters of administration upon the estate of George Attle late of Franklin county. Ind., deceased. All persons indebted to said estate will make payment without delay, and persons having claims against the ertate will present them properly proven for payment. The estate is supposed to be solvent. The personal property of said deceased will be offered for sale at the late residence of the deceased in Highland township, Franklin county, Ind., on Saturday the 27lh day of April, 1S39. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said dav. Terms of

isiile will be made known on the day by the ui.der-

signeuaum x. EMZAUKTII ATTLE, adn.'x. April 1st. 139. 14-:!w

FOR SALE. A HOUSE and LOT. situated on Main street, near the public square. Also, two other lots convenient to the above mentioned property, suitable for stable ptirposes, and for pasture. Liberal terms will be given. For further information inquire of 5 N. D. GALLION. OTTON YA RN. 5i00 lbs. cotton yarn, assorted numbers, for sale by Nov. 22, I83H. 11. & S. TYNER.

IVOTICE. rWlHE subscribers having purchased the TIN JOL SHOP in this place, inform the public that they are prepared to furnish the public with any articles in that line. Country merchar wiU be supplied at the Cincinnati prices. Tbev also have

on hand a variety of stoves cooking and common, stove pipes, etc. They have cmplovef good and experienced workmen. R. CURTIS 4- Co. Oct. 19. 42

Doctor Jno. II. Davis, HAS taken up his residence in Brookviile, aid offers his services as a practitioner of Medicine and Surgery to the inhabitants of the town and country. Brookviile, Dec 17, 1S33. N. B. Doct. Davis will operate on teeth if requested wih insert, plug and cleanse them iu lbs latest arid most improved, manner. Farm for Sale. THllIE subscriber wishes to sell his valuable land JL property at Stipp's Hill, on Salt Creek, in this county. There is above four hundred acres in

the tract, containing some of the best land in the county. A description of the property is unnecessary, as no one will purchase without examining the premises, when it will sufficiently recommend itself. Beyond controversy, the situation is as healthy as any section in the great West. Any person wishing to purchase will apply to me, at Clarkeburgh, Decatur county, Indiana. JAS. HALSEY. Feb. 21,139. 9 Just Received and for Sale BBLS. Am. Brandy; G Do:, best quality hamcs ; 100 Pr. trace chains. Ii. $.- S. TYA'ER. March 1 1, 1838.