Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 20, Brookville, Franklin County, 17 May 1839 — Page 2

From lUe CteveWn.l Herald. April 2.

t.-- ri , i-.-t?; ? Attack a.i AMERtcn schiw ix.the'. f ik i Well vxd Csai Ca?t. llueunui, o schooner K. Girnrd. arrived tfii morning from the Wetland canal. hr.s furniihed.ns with the following statement - and tetters fr publication. Cpt. II. is one of out most respectable lake Masters, and hit statement may be retied on as strfctly tree. The letters fully corroborate his report, svere corroboration needed. - Tiirm Ims been when the American flag was respected wherever unfurled. It must be i-!: These outrages of a rabble soldiery must be restrained- they w ilt not Bear mivf rtrUlon with...punit v ,"VQjie tle smtchient f (.'apt. II. in his own tngtiage. Schr. Stephen Giraro1, Can't. John XZ. Uugunin, left Oswego ?omlay ISih April, for Cleaveland, via .AVe'land canal. Passed through unmolested to the last lock at Gravelly Bay. On arriving there, wasassailcd by about 150 soldiers, in uniform under mounted officers. They ordered me to take in my strides and stars, calling us damned Yankees, declaring if thef did not come down, tliev would come on hoard and down with fhem themsehes. .Said nothing in re - nil. Whrn nnn nf l! ofT.rAr. ntrd r.mr nf i '"h-1" the soldiers to get into Hie after rigging, and rut th ha rap.U tr!,;li nrAr th l.oro.l

ful4n the cross-tree; when the officer order- age many ol them more than Iialf an tnrh fed the soldiers down, and said he wourd make '".diameter. V ; the damned Yankees take them down. J . ' ' " : Iwas forced lo send one of my men aloft, :Grevt FRtsmrr. The heavy fain of Friand get the flag down; the man thiew it on ! daJ n,, Saturday week, did ome damage in deck, when I was ordered to send it onshore,' e,T Jersey. The Tjissaic rose higher than

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w hich I wasobli?etl to do. after whirh w.e!tlias been since 1810. About half a mile

Attempted lo get the schooner out of the lock, ! and when she was nearly through, the officers ordered the soldiers to shut the gates upon her, iu whiclfc attempt they failed, but caught the email, boat which hung Upon the davits, and stoe in leaving it in a sinking condition. ; 'Tlie otficers then ordered the soldiers lo ttp the Schooner by taking out her lines. They failed in this attempt, as the wind blew from the north. We succeeded in getting canvass upon hert and after receiving a good pelting from stones, we made out to get out ofthe way. The wind was very light, and soon We discovered a boat limited with men coming oftit after the schooner. The boat got within ten or twelve rods, whn the wind breezing up, and night coming - on, we soon left them out of eight. . .... . . apiHm tiugunin states tuai me nag was r.-.iro,l irlil. i. ! .-x .ivu n uu CHUUI3 null 1 CHS Ut KIC SUIUlCrVi atueb unon n rv! lrir.ri in ,tr;r;. i tern tu strips. FIFTH DISTRICT. We regret lo see the name of Gen. Jonathan McCarty, announced in the last Ccnnersville Watchman as a candidate for Congress in the 5th District. Messrs. Ray an J Rariden have hcretofoia been announced; and it is in contemplation lo hold convention to'decide upon the candidate of the Whigs. It is said and believed that Gen. McCarty will not submit to the voice of the people expressed through a convention-, which will, at least, greatly endanger the election of a -Wliig. Although the fifth is Uic most decidedly Whig district in the state, it is not enough so for two WSig candid ites to- run with impunity. At the last Presidential election Gen. Harrison received 7,273 votes, and Van Uurcn MICK .One half of the whig vote is 3.63G, about 500 less than the Van Buren vote. - If Gen. McCarty will not submit his claims to a convention, h cannot be elected; and the success of either Mr. -Rnrideji or Mr. Ray, will be plated in imminent danger. We hope our friends in that District, than whom Whigs of a mote undincluug nature cannot be found in the state, will merge all personal partialities in an ardent desire to promote the cause of true Democracy and republicanism, and ma consequent happmese and prosperity of tut; luuim i. inuiana journal. . TARpnEsatTERiix Car. This morning Chief Justice Gibson read ihc opinion of the Court on the motion for a new trial in the Presbyterian case. The opinion was brief, considering the mas or testimony, and the length of argument submitted by the counFcl, stating for the most part, merely the conclusions to which the Court had arrived, without going into the reasons leading to such conelusions. It decided that the 'excindin res-oItttions,'-asthcy are cnlled,passed bv the general assembly of IS37, were not only constitutional, but also just; that they were not to he considered Uiibe aspect of a judicial sentence, but as a legislative act; that they did nothing more than dissolve the four eyaods, fvhich it was conceded the assembly had a right to do; that the act being within the power of that body, it reasons for performing it noujd not be reviewed bv a civil tribunal; &, as the eonsequenec of all this, that the persons claiming to be commissioners from presbyteries within the cxifided jynodav to the nssembtj of 1839; had ao color of right to seat ' in that body. l urther, the court decided, that while on these J X School had been unjustifiable, they had keen io themselves entirely irrccular aVlt ts .a . . J . . T pposuion tnaf the excluded mm,soDcrs had been entitled to scats; that SflVTt!! no right to put a question rtte ryiintion. was intended by the New School, nnd that the j.,ry had riven i verdkl utterly mconsisted with the evidence! -ge sogers assented from Uie opinion, declartng in a few words hisadhcrend to his ded.Pkbidelphia Nat. Gazette, Umj - t ryiiw - . . rrr: : . ,i ,"?Ti.w caKiuatetf lobe tbe cost of unni Hiuiwry tnoimenti in Maine.

Tiifc Nkw State House. We cl

!i'winsr iiora uie new po.mciii: journal It will De 86611 nRt one oHlic mechanics of Butler county i& hi me neau oi uie eperaiions on uie CounrU House t : "' ". ... The new State; House, whose " estimated cost half a mitlion, is designed, when cotnplem . K . . -m J - w. . jm m. tea, lo rival ttic nest tubhc edifices ot the kind in the United States. Huge piles of, stone are now on (Tie eround. not eiactlr "hewn, squared, and numbered in the quarries where they were raised," but ready for the hammer of the operative in the public square of this city, under the immediate eye of Messrs. Kigeway, Adams and art Hook, the building commissioners. . ' Mr. Van Hook, late mnmbcr of the Legis lature, who is n mechanic, and a gentleman of great industry and perseverance, has in the absence of Mr. Ridcewpv, the superintendnnce ofthe work, and in ten Js, in a shot t time, topu.t from one hundred to one hundred and fifty prisoners from tfce Tcnitentiary to the task of fitting and preparing the stone for the huiWing. . hc townoi Mempuis, i cnn., was scvereiv 1? on in.f y a sliower ot hail. t,us i iioieni storm lastcu only a . , a . i a . .4 ,ew minHtCS; OUl DroKC nearly All the Witt dowS n the west. The number of panes of OrOKCU IS CaiCUiilieU at six thousand

I'liom n.!ome of the hail ston

stones were uncommonly .... . . . lnc Patterson rtnd Little Falls Turnpike road has been rendered impassable, mid all the' mills on the banks- of the river were "compel - led to suspend operation, on account ofthe! back Water. J Almost, tt not quite, alt the mill dams have acen swepi away oy me noou. air. iUorrow alone, at North Patterson, hs lost ireny 10 meamounioi ncany sj,wv.

1 he Mori is canal has s given way in three square west or thr Court-house, was conplaces between this and the Little I alls, l.utiSutcd, including Mr. Sto.vs store and it is supposed that all can be repaired in about j wo others. The two Hotels (and the only two wecks.-Plul. Ledger. , oncs n ie town) were among the destroyed. MOltMOX PUISOXnR8. l5bAPCi: y jj -Pcd to be bclwccaGOandO,

t ne ioiumnta rasnot ot ine Si rtti, a paner; printed in Boon county, has the following tn 1 VrTB P , e .iA - . r ..-.. ........ lm OIL hrcouillV.whprelhpvlmt - Rhpcnrnn.L ,,F. . J --j, j

.y count., wnerei ,ey nave oeen con-!jln nundred lhoiIanA d scrIin . f . ,d Jast : f. , f lp Dayies or Caldwell, for;n!ld Such H j 10 se of having ind.ctmenU found.:, ydcbmc lo lhc opening of Michigan. ' ng done the changcof venue to tlasf -. r fe

inneu sine the purpose This bei county and jvere immediately put under the place. Whilst passing through l.inn, they slopped to spend the niszht nf n cabin which Is said to be elevated by means of blocks some distance! i: i . ... - . t aoove the irround. When morning came '

JoeSmilhand his followers were missing and;'"; l' "J" .a with much P leasupon examination it appeared that they had "1 " 1 e g anecdote, a, havescaped by raising a puneheoh of the cabin i 1 i ' ,7o ' 'm" ? J,.nnfloor and Icttinfflhcmselve down -ihronM,1 . ? 02?rd ,n.l.,,c "e'Sborbood had won

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n ffiiLi i.'iiii a-a : i sat, mm .i . a iiii ia . r rnntrttvi Gazette. l ' e city faraway. Sr. Lnuta paper. . , - I Money ArFAtRs Wetliink there must, or '"" w ope mere n tu ne, some nllevta-' ... ' large amount of cotton disposed of nnd for warded, by furnishing abundance ofexchniige i.i j i tnunt-u specie w unoui uemanU in the Aew s ork market. So says Sylvester of the Gib. This state of things coulinuiug, Cincinnati will feel the beneficial influence. We have confidence in Uie financial skill and in tegrity ot our city banks, and that they will do nil in their power for the promotion ofthe individual and general interest of the city. ' Cm. Ifhig. Thb Kingdom nr CAX.vDA.This' would sound rather odd to American democrats nnd the patriots of the day, but a kingdom the Canndas mar become. The Iam of oft pper Canada having passed a resalution in favor of uniting the two provinces, and sendii.eadvocatcs of ihe lllp.itnr Ira V.ncrlnnrl are now dbatcing the question whether they shall be exalted to the high privilege of being governed by a petty king,ora viceroy fand a represctation in ihe British parliamcut. Is this the voice af reform aud the tendency of neighboring democacy! Sir. A.' McNabb and Mr. M err it are to he sent to efiect the union Detroit Free Press, The manufacturing vllliage of Paterson, J. was almost wholly destroyed bt fire on 1 (Ni 1 1 . Ala frk - w X. the 29(h flit R.S. Journal. Tk. . . f Ine ri.innn !a .kA..i at r t - . i i - At . " . .

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ofthe City Treasurer ef Cincinnati foi - he J SVf F'l! last jrar, are 36,730. The receipt, of the thc Jn HrfP5 f J Mlc nmu City Treasurer of St. Liuis, for theFast vear."" !'r e wa,V" are estimated at ,$110,000. In point oYtheleTd wealth of our corporation, we lead the OueenlS1 mf ',?.coonom;5. bc?.lde? he

mm ta ei i rt m mi r r- r a s- m na . a i

KM, Willi it a I1K IKllIHHll'll ii'ii'inia . IB -

tiononour Cincinnati market before many i.:. " .-- .V'. .""S "Y" r viaiung

da,. Ourbusinessmenoferaallcap,ta,somei"Tih1 "er""e" ' noard had been Spread of them, are undergoing serious uicoUenience ! foSLt'S mfiI1 h for want of bank facihlks. . Too much paper, Tone 1 . i . cn that would ai all lime .,.. rurrrn i hinL-'l,e' S.m .nc r,c.d lT.inky' rival riding up.

h- gone into the hands of broker, at a killing' nTX "! fj

interest, i our or five percent, per month is ku vr', Ii":,, "V " , " 7 ",rtb'y u,e ia" too often asked and taken. Na business cat. ,11 ? ? Rn,d n"S ll reminlive long at this rate.. Jut the worst, we hopeJ l$ white t,oll1'is passed. Themonk-d afT.irs iu New YorkN.?,, howcver.lhe

are wearinb- n mr . Ti.- ' " ' " lurmMicti, not 113 Dclorc. but

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a uv n ii hmiiiii i .una i ms niiii a uicreaoouts, contain the imnnrlant inform-.. tion that Johnny Van Buren is going a courttng foa little English gnl named Victoria vnt.

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What' TMNEW?---Tliis q'U'ttion! now-n '

Mvo-.aayf.u frequently nsxeu, out seiuoin unww, M, except with, "I don't know." or. "there Is oonav'L ftanne feels this dearth of news so much-as an editor; He closely scans his ex changes with the hope that he may find some thing interesting to his renders; but hi cyo resls on nothing, save now and. then a horri ble tragedy, a fatal duel, or a slrnngo and in credible story, that n inujorUyof his renders would . scarcely take the trouble to put on their specs to read. The Madawnsku or Maine war has come to a peaceful urn! blcd less termination ; .and lord Brougham lays that Great, Britain was "undeniablyf clearly, and manifestly in, the wron." The unfortunate Mormon war is quite orgolttiQf and the trial of Joe Smith nnd some of his followers for larceny, burglary, nrson, rape, treason, murder, &c. &c that promised to create some excitement nnd - Interest, will . not take place, as the prisoners have nil escaped in n miraculous'' manner. No election are lak ing place in any of the stn'c?,' and it is too i soon to talknboutthoc in prosjiect. " - . , . . Tri-Weekly Journal. I nr. nra .TvTto.Mf, CoxvIs.xtiojc. We pp.ccive that the Witios, in nearly all the : tatcf, Jiavn moved, or aro moveing, in the choice of Delegates lo represent them in the Wma. Natioxai. Cqxvextion llmt is to be held at Harrisburg in December next, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the office of President nnd Vice President of the United Slates at the" ensuing National Election. For this purpose we observe, by n nolice from the Stale Central Committee of Con- . .... necticit, a a'nle Convention is called for cfithc 15lh da vof neit month, t.i ri. r..mnn.H , 0f delegates from each town equal to the oumher fits Representatives in the General AsUrmbli - r. T.,t. : . - ' " " ' ' Drrrnrr-rrvn Pini i - t'm-tw.-,.--Wc regret to learn that a ufsirucuve nre orowe tut at lh.it nl-r. n 1K0 M.Q.I, .,t !. pro-ldiscovercd In one of Mrfj. I.. Sloan's brick u j hm l.n n,n -i,i..f(i.J ' - snnd " ltelr arrived at New" Orleans 1 v v is isciiu ma, lit--in v n LIIOU I'il I A'.C a It 1 a I el.H t at . , nounrt lor Iowa or Missouri n ill. .n.,.i. - l i ... . . . !. I "" ' Ibi-'ht of hnnwL ncr. Talklntr ahd ; aloud in a printing office when the composiAnecdote Ontciwt. AND TRITE. Mr. !"". "7-.w,,aw a gent eman oi good i is niieci on, ana he had commenced ravini? During the courtsl.in he sometimes supped the lady s family, w-he i. - he was always regaled with a homely dish of milk and mush, nnd bcinr of a aerinn Inrn . . A . . ' " I llcflrwf mmki.T.J I.,' II 1 . . 1 rr . .. .wUau,iUv louiu ootatn uie niiections oi lus dolcina. 'The course of Imp l-.' ii i cn t.l . in.vo. r. n iL J, , a l V""' i ranKy cimncluiKirt: u riviii wnn nn m.i fi ik.. himiolf i - c appendages for making ten, ....u ,m ,,, oreau, sucu as is hastily baked, and in common parlance, railed u When nil was ready, as was the custom, broth- S or A was invited to say crace. who wilh dn ! solemnity, hands folded, and eyes closed nroJ nounced the following impromptu bencdic - tion. ''The lord be praised, now i m I o see now things have mended; Here's short cake and lea, Tor supj er I see, . Where mush md milk was infended." m . J imnzL'i . it is almost tinnecp.c:.irv i -j.i n... r tt.:. - t i J inai aiier . B..-, rra,iKy never returned to worhis out icu j,er lo the undisturbed session of his more fortunate rival. pos- - AI n Baco. a bacoji saved. The Maine Legislature has granted divorce to Col. Kbf nefttr Cobb and his wife Mary Bacon. The . uic wrong side of fifty, wliile

the bride has iu r.,".i , , , 'V7"?X- ine 1ue"'n to ak. or exneet

twenfr. j v. mi., ,viit siuc ni f or this divorce, the only course. 1 hat wisely coul, be taken r air ry ej-lhc ee was proved, fl ff fill al.. mm And thus aba aaiil !,, n.n.i Can any blame the youthful dame, ' boparothecourta job? When ail the corn ia ehalled and gone. Bay w bo would keepthe Cobb -i u ten winn. Y . - . ou are so mean,' paid a ' . . i-n OW fo hi nnniuioiii t.il., . shadow won't follow you. own 'lIlO Ilsll tllJI Lift, n Well, mind j ctir work, and the OW, U.l.l..

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'ThiUdolplifa, JUltimoiw and f'ittabureli, heavy and well selected stock or rail and inter Goo, which tbu offer for sale at the Ion cat prices, at wholesale ana retail, consif tin j in pert of the following article, vis - o Blut, lCk. brv, dfattt olfrr, inr!iltle green dahlia, tUtl mixed and pilot clalhn blue, I row J h ri'tail mail nhtiil rnil'nrrm hlil. rOI0M bl k; drab, iteel mwrrf, ttrtptd and plaul mUnettd flanneltt 'printed do.; blue, green, white and red ..... -J - - .. J.-.. j jy yi f -- jl- j rariiwi u, plain g jig u mcriwi, E , do,' title, brown and green bwmbatttlt. Ul'k ttombmiite. French, Kngti$K and American print; Gingham. : CWort and linen diaper. Jtnitta thectingt, bed ticking, eofd mntlini, apron check, cant iih ami padding, carpeting, merino Jrmge, veiling, corded kirt$; eottun, wvrited, gum ela' tic and net tmpenderi; bt'k wonted hoie; irk and chitt cotton and ttlk do., lamb t mxjiI do., nhite and mired cottvn half dv. Ladie beater,' lid, lilk, cotton and berlin glore. Clenllrmtu'i beaver, buckskin, German, lid, thread, ilk and cotton do. Back mitt. Taffata, gattse, tatin and belt rib' and- Satin, bomhatine and velvet ilnck.' Shirt

onnm ana cottar. twriHi, inreau, line iiraj"'" ucrtuj ittintu nnu nscu on all prtptrtr blond edging. Cotton,- thread, title and mtulin jtaodo eut-jeel lo taxation by tho laws and ordinar. tnte rttnn$. Jtohinstt and. thread lace. Grecian cea of said president and Trustee, the um it nnd bobinctl f toting. r ffeedte uork and bobinett twenty five cents on every hundred dollars i.f tape and collar. Fig'd and plain jtcewrtf. tralualion thereof; the eamt lo bo collected agrees. Hook, Stcitt and mttlt mwtin. Cambric. Plain i bly to I ho la we and ordinances of said corporation and fig'd bobinett.' Ufk and .Green dotled Bcc 2. Doit further ordained. That there be, tknle. lifk, rro Svci, gro de nap and luteirinrw& ie, hereby asseeced on cverv actual

I ., 91 . f. 1 1 .1 fl I ilkt. Cofd rro de nap.Hz'd voi de toi and tor onation Satia latcatine, Sertnrll. White atin. If'hite, pink and green Jlorencc. JICk, white and ttraw cord crdpet. Ul'k ilk reltet. Plaid and fs'd do. DVk and tear let merino thatrls and hifkft; Pnmian thatch; 'lliibtl afFks; firillnnirt,CT)tt6nfiagiiilk fttz,ponct,

o k uk ana unen ao. ptovt gro Vtnap, mUn 9fiy llo of June next, for U,o rr.dinj.nd UummU. mrndannr, pluid hcrnant and damafU j bridging on about 20 milee of the Madiaon and Indrrts lo.f rk and plaM lilk cravals; rctictttet ;a'nupoit Kail Uoad, extending rorth from Six infants' cap?; Grecian bunts; silk vursrs; seal, r1" treck- Tbe line to be let embraces the ntufur awl seh I caps; fur collars : Engl irk tlravX f of JtcTt' ! embankment, with

and stlk hols; cotton, gingham, and silk mItreUas ; bordered, plain and f gtl parasol; ladirt gaiicr touts; leather, hid, morocco, and las- ..."...... .7. ..:. . ' .... -."" tH,",r ' ior(o ana tatting

j 71 f W'1 coarse brogan,; coar.c

J""- ww " iLSO 'A genet al aitorlmtnl of Groceries, ITardicarr and 'Cut lay; Queens,' Glass and Tin ware; Drvgs and Medicines i ll'ank. Miscellaneous School Books; Castings and .uiln Taut, lh.hir and Trace Chain; Cross e)d, Mill, lltnd,'ood and Pimm I Sawt; Grain and .line's Cantii ai CI. ' ir -' . - ----- - Vbhoirk; Manure forks; Suvct; Painlcd Buck-

ets; LofTce .Villi; Steelyards; Simmon's i7!Pca ranees, diucawhaJ ado exlenaivo ravages, Collins Co.' liroail and Chopping Axes.' -c. ' ,nd ee,ne'1 1 be beyond t!io control of medicine' J5 f. - " " J have been lo all case of trial grcally benetittcd llrockvillc,.ov. 21, I83S. " ' : !f"d a ,0,?e ani'i3, of inatancea entirely re- . ' ' ' ; heved aa lhc cases of Mrs. Hunter of Lancaster, AOT1CK. l'urwell of Columbus, end Miaa Tiffany of

fflllll. Brookvillo Insurance Cora pa nv- will re follow 'B.i;!8"rJ txm, .. n . - . per annum- for 3 months 4 ncr cent for 6 month. i per cent and for 0 or more mouth 6 per cent. Uiska on all kinds of property will be taken as usual: for tertna apply at the office of the Company, east upper room, above Trice Ac Adarna Saddler store. . S. GOODWIN, President. A. M-Cabtv, ") " N. D. Ualuok.- I D. Prick, j-. ? J. Wtx., - 5' AVm. McClbcrv, ) " . . . ' C. F. Clt&KKaOK, J S Kxocu McCaktv, I . ' " G. IIoLLAKD, - J . Jou.v W. HiTT.See'rVr , Oet.12-11 , , . r TTAVE on hand a good supply of N. O. augnr cc i.oal no. nnd lors.ile bv. , . .D. PRICE, i Co. -Brooknlle, April 30, 1839. tf. tOlii;K. WE have on hand n frr.K llni..fnandft film iui omiu vy I). PRICK .V CO. Brookville, April 30, I 39. o Doctor Jno. It Davis, . AS uken up his widenc in Ilrookvilleand cticra his serricea aa a nmriltinn., r mj icine and Surgery to the inhabitanta of the lawn ana country. , UrookriUe, Dec 17, N. IJ. Doct. Davis will 0erate on teetb if reqiiesteowili insert, plu and cleanse them in the Utccl and most improved, manner. 1 FOR SAtE. : HOUSE and LOT. situated on Main street, near the public square. Also, two other lot. A blc fr purposes, and for naJturo. l.iiZZ ",reBl lae mentioned property, ruita j1 - '"" VU U &ln' For fber information inIWJ JK UALI.ION. ctcointu SEED LOT ofCcccHBick'SKftDju-t recei ved and for aaie, hr KiKiii. niM.u tA April tfi, lS30.3w. m v u. iiiaii n I'm. TAKE WOXICE. "" rjjllin subscriber wbtdd inform all those Hde'bted , ,.to ,,,nJ. nd settle immedialely. aa he h.:.'!9 eU or"el, " wi.heaf chohia bunincra. March 19. 3v. j.u. vkasi:v. Once .Horc. A 1 persons indebted to the subscriber, nrevii to the present year, are requested to ymant without delay. It i. ,L m ous inako parnint and out of the ""sence. m i Hrookrillj, December Otb, - D. tiALl.ItiN ntAKS. 3.c:r: " American ofne. the iJccds, Stnnmonses, w -Subpcpnas, Executions. Constables' Bonds, Constable 8ale. iMorf gages, Quil-Claim Deeds, Title lionds, Notc of ha nd, JYOTAR Y PUBUC. arm w iJl. ,.' awo "tend to filling t nowledpempBt nf .t..i ' 106 c

Corporation OrUnar. . ttllta an Ordinance defining ihi dufirt ro1ii cert, providing for the collection rf taz,t ud fur other pUrjtotet; pmtted .March 29, lt:y (1aied May G, 1833 ) Be it ordained by tW PreaiJent and Trustee of the Town of Brookville that there U assent

I each MvekiM to retail by leaa quantity tiunone ' L: J I- . ? corporation for the term of six months & under ib " j mi. !, uiu wr iuj lerm oi ofet aix months and under one ear, the rateable nrtv. M..t.M . r. I 1 1 . . ... yinvu ui uiij uuuara per yearj me said licences t be granted agreeably to the proviaioni of tLe Uu, See. of an ordinance entitled an orJinarce dcSninir the dutica of the officers, providing for the collec. tion of Uxee and for other purposes, pvscj Hud 20, 1HS9. Attcat. ItUFU J1AY-MOXD Gko. Hcbrt, Clerk. . Treeidest, .J.V OllDLY.IScr.. FUing the percentum on the auettmenl tuluatLi nf property, and attetting n poll tax. ' - (Pambd 3It 6, 183;.) Sec. 1. no it o:dained by tl.a President and Trustees of the Town of Brookville. Thai n..r. 1.. l'nMJ A t . .. t ., I i . ...... qualitied to vote in said corpotaiion, the luiacf n;iV cents ae 1 poll tax. Atteat, It UFL'S Jl A Y JION D, Prti'dtm, Geo. Hxaav, Clerk. II A 1 1, ISO AD LUTTI ' WOTI'jK TO CUNTltACTOltSeah d pr0. IX posahi will be received at A ernon on Tti.. Kngineor. and wiU be further ascertained by a! examination of the line, which will be readv for infpection for one week previous to the day of let. liny, liiddera not peronalIy known to the Cominiaainner or tbe Engineer, will be expected to accompany Jbeir nrcpoeals with satiafaetorv te.tmm. .niala of character and competency aa contractor!. j.ay 4. rj-iw IS. XOBLK, Comr. Dr. IhtmhtwCs DROPS, or " J . .Medicine for fever. AS an anti-billion and anti-dvsDeulic llcdirir.i. ' iL Drops are unrivalled, where they are known. atiy thing yet recommended. rerion who iintc euucruu lr JCHTB Willi Th brcaat-stoinach or lui.2s-anu autTercd for year with pain in the aide aitfiin n K nr liitive; h.I -l.nBk a t i (Madieon, abundantly testify and many others not ,bere enumerated, u ho have leen relieved from tLi nervous bead-ache; - iuiiuou iuu cramn CliOllC. 1 hese farta in n. lion with the ease, and the safety of its adminitr&. tion, render it indeed an interesting and deeirabla remedy to every affiictcd person. It is given in a little cold water, and this agreeable beverage mej be drank during its administration, in all cases except eruptive fevers, euch aa ccarlet fever, mcahlci. niial! hix, A c in which eneea warm drinks are only odinisbitle. The doae bein; a in all renders it -crr convenient medicine for children and iufantf; and it operate kindly and promptly in those ineaaea ofabil.ious character, euch aa cholic, mmmer complaint, fits, 4c, which either min the cosatitution at this early period of existence, or oilerwiao terminate in the death of a vact proportioa of the children of this eonnirv. For aalo at the Drug Stnre'of fT. CA1X, Itrookville, wbere additional certilicates aj directions may bbta:ned. ' Sale ot ibrlcilcd lands & town loti State of Indiana, I Franklin County. ON Friday the 2-tb day of Jane,IS9. between the boflra of 10 o'clock A. it. .and 6 o'cloti P . 31. ofeaid day, at the court houae in said coonV . imi.oner lor sale at public outcrv, tho full-.w ji'icccriuvu OJ IJiO Stat atatnta in cm-l. r...,u ..J provmeu, lo wit.100 acres of ad rate land, 8. H.quartcrof aectips JO, town 11, range 11, aaaeesed to Sjurffc Imsc, It No 1. in square no 2, iu that part of Itwivillc laid offby Arthui Hcnrie. : I -it no ;i, in squaro no a, ia nid Henrle'a plat of ltrookrillc. - Lot no 2 in eqiiaro no 3, in said IlenricV plat of IJrookvillo. . . -. It po 4, in square no 3, in said Heurie'- plat of urookville. " lM "f. 9' in q,,,r o 0, ia said MeDrio'a plat pf Urookville. ; , Lot no 10. in usre no 5, in said Henri flit Lt no 10, in sqaare no 0, of-Urookville.- - .. in aa id Hcnriu'c phi trfJt no. 01, in the iowa-of t'airlicld in fi County. : 'HASli'.fcL SERIXG. , . ... . 'School Com. of taid county. April 10, l839.-9w.-o. j6. . V. cV E. -vAmx 'J rrri i i u purchased tbe store of J. C. Svcur, M.M. on the S. W, corner ofDumess and Maibornoalrects. and having removed ibeirassortroert or llrufa, Jledicinea, PainU ana Dye-stuffs, to said store, now olTer to tho pubUc good aortir.cnt of Ury liooda. Haruwanl u.,...,. nti aa a treneral aatortinant r lf.r..i-. ....i n. f.nf Ucdicines . Fa.nU, OilaDru l'.tent Jledicines. A.C. All of which ika will r. flM nr iproduce. ' AJ Anril 17. IWn , t Jv' - - i n i t 'fJi?" & Cleaning Machines. yriV.r eob?criber, from rhiladelnhia. offera t n P.UW'f! ,,arid Kaee'. (of Chester counn u " 1lI,r,l", Dd wn'neT Machines, which U Mdc,n kinda of grain fnmtt straw, Ktce not excepted, and .i.8 ,7 w'hiroat bushel in three minuics.by and power.- - " Any gentleman desirous of aeelnir the above machines in 0ieration, and anode!, can do so by calline at Mr. sarnael Miller1., or Hudson Gentry's hoj: 1- airfield. Franklin county la. State, Coosty. Individual Rights, or a eingle machine, will bs soli! on reaaonabla torn,.. If.... ' i .,..ip will be taken in exchange for patent r-chts. by applying to I'UJEIt A. IIUMPHltlL'S. . . w ubb Mauam iji uin iu uvijiarcn ia, iy:iQ H jj.iC. sJ PECTACLES, just received andforaale cheap. bT ,J. ItElNEMANN.