Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 24, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 June 1839 — Page 2

THE T1JIKS.

A NIGHT AT A COUNTRY 1M. ReaJer, didst thou ever travel for pleasure Halt thou, weary of a town life, ever statted with three trunks, two curpet bags, one hat case, and an umbrella, in search of comfort and enjoyment! If so, you can vouch for the fidelity of my picture of n .country inn. If j on hare nerer travelled but are anticipating a pleasant journey daring the coming summer, I bog you to W down the Literary Gazette, and take up that beautiful work entitled American Scenery.' I would not cast an unpleasant shadow brer thy pleasing hopes, or dim the gaudy Coloring of a picture so beautiful in perspective; I would not "Cloud the Sun Of joyua exportation." - Wearied with a long days journey, and

covered with dust, I alighted at the close of

the hottest day of the summer of 1838, at the North American Washington Hotel and Man ion house, in the village of , no matter what village it was there are a thousand uch villages; and a thousand such hotel; it has been my fortune to visit all of them. Hut to return to my subject: I alighted before the inn above mentioned with a sprained ancle and half dislocated shoulder blade injuries unhappily sustained on the fourth upsetting of the stage conch, and inquired for a cool and comfortable room, which I was too happy to hear would be in readiness for me in tire minutes or thereabouts. While my room was preparing, I amused myself with a cursory view of the bar room and'its appointments; coarse portraits of Washington, La Fayette, Genl. Jackson and Eclipse Colt, graced the fly covered walls a wooden clock ticked in ona corner, and a large Iron store, redolent with discarded tobacco and saliva, stood in the middle of the room, which was surrounded by a dozen of loungers earnestly discussing the'merits of the Sub-Treasury bill. An hour having elapsed since my arriving, it was intimated to me that my chamber was ready. I Immediately ordered my baggage

iU "" no 10, on. on searching, ascertain-

s

the

"5-"-'" tkened to take the stage couch or to have the j king appropriation tc various objects of local i

stage coach take me on to Epaminondas, the J improvement. The ground of objection

neit town, 1 came down to the bar room in winch be assumes, U, that while the State is

the gray ot the morning, and alter remaining

there with exemplar? patience till seven o'

clock, I ventured to remonstrate with tho driver on the unnecessary delay, when he informed me that he could not start till the stage came in from PubliCola. which arrived

at nine o'clock, and after n further delay of

nait an hour to accommodate the drivers with

a friendly chat. I whs fairly on my way to

cpaminondas. V. 1 . Uax.

Origix of tub Word Texas. It has ex

ceedingly puttied many persons to determine

uie real meaning of the word era. It ori ginatcd in a couplet ured by the earlies emi grants, to that "land of promise When ever other land rejects us. This is the soil that freely takei ut.

The word Texas is a corruption of the

pnrase useu in the lost line. Cm. Rrp.

laboring under a debt of more than thirty

millions, it would be highly improper to borrow money or tax the people for funds to be

lavimeu lor objects ot trivial and secondary importance.

nXPItliSS FUOM PARIS. London. Miv 15. 1839.

The Maniteur, of Monday the 13th. which

we received Inst night with the other French

journals by express, flkinlly announces the a a T j . - .

lormauoii 01 n new Ministry. It also announces the termination or the cessation of the emewte which raced thoiiehout the enoital on

the preceding afternoon, an nccount of which,

lorwariied by our correspondent bra special

courier, we were enabled exclusively to publish in the whole impression of yesterday's

VIIIUIIIIIC. The following is the Ministry git en in the ..a;-;..i -. it .

airs

CoNXscriccT Sematoh. The Hon. Thad- j Marshall Soult Secretary of Foreign Affai deus Belts, (whig.) has been chosen U. S.;nd President nf the Council.

Senator, on the part of the Senate with the! M. Teste, Keeper of the Seals, concurrence of the House. Cm. j Gen. Schneider, War Minister. . Admiral Duperrc Minister of Marine. I.Awrcx Ketenoe. Many rears since a M. Duchalel. IIom Min;..-

gentleman in Newington, a parish of Wen- M. Cuoin Gridnine, Commerce Minister, tnersneld, Connecticut, who was a very reli- M. Dubaufrc, Minister of Public Works

Sale et fori clUA lsda d, tetrn lot

Stale f Indiana, 1 . - - . . Ftonklin Count u. C

ON Friday the SSth day of Jane, 1833. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. uid 0 o'clock

P. M. of said day, at the court houee in raid county, I will offer for aale at public outcry, the following land and town lots in aaid county, on the terms prescribed by the statute in such caae made and provided, to wit; 160 acree of 3d rate land, 8. "E quarter of section

SO, town 11, range 11, assessed to 8lorges Isaac,

a. K. i Lot No 1, in square no 2, in that part of Drook ville laid off by Arthut Henrie.

Lot no 3, in square no 3, ia said Henrie' plat of

nrookviue. Lot no 2, ia square no 3, in said Henri

or urookviiie. Lot no 4, in square no 3, in said Henrie

urookviiie. Lot no 9, in square no 5, in said Henrie plat of Urookviiie. I.ot no 10. in square no 5, in said Henrie' plat of Urookviiie. . I.t no 10, in square no 5, in said Ilenria's plat

or urookviiie. Lot no 01, ia the town of Fairfield in said County.

SAMUKL 8ERING.

FALL, and TV1IVTEIX CrOOlW

gioua and conscientious man, married one of

the most ill-natured and troublesome women who could be found in the vicinity. This occasioned a universal surprise wherever he wrts known, and one of his neighbors ventured to ask him the reasons which had governed his choice. He replied, that having had but little trouble in the world, he was fearful of becoming too much attached to things of time and sense, and he thought that b rrnprion.

ci.or..mic,in,ho-.hoU u'.oi tan.' I l,, IIS fS e.neJ from th. world, ,ni that he mtrritd ropomibility before the Mn. nd l?.r,. h.

mtt m VAmnn I,-. 1. 1.L1 la IM t . -. O

17 " iogns wouw accom-,".moer. i he net of these ministers nrr.

ing oflice is a proof of their devolion to the

M ' - wwsa v vine . illemnm, Minister of Public Instruc-

tion. M. Passy, Minister of Finances. ' -At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the Ministers all made their appearance, when Marshal Soult nscendedflhe tribune, and said : Gentlemen, the ministiy is constituted. 1 he King has made me its President. I nm confident that the names will be acceptable,

... ...v,. uciurcunnu 111c wishes of theLhai

plish tin object.

The best part of the story is, that the wife, hearing the reason why he married lier, was much offended, and out of revenge became one of the most pleasant and dutiful wives in the

town; ueclanng that she was not eoing to be

. m the Jmtrican. Mil. c. in tor: I have been, and still am, greatly astonished at the malignity and unblushing misrepresentations aeertcd in almost every political convention, by erery stump orator, and much more by many of the political journals of the day, concerning the conduct of Mr. Webjter. Althongh he has never been the man of my choice, under any circumstances, either fnr H.n .

office in the gift of the people, yet I hare de-' plored the want of candor and truth manifes-!

led by the citizen.

ed that one trunk and my two carpet bag! were lost; mr next busine wm t fin.l ih.

drirer; he told me that the baggage missing had probably gone on in the coach, and that 1 should fiud it all sfe at Lycuigusrille or Socrates city, some two hundred miles distant that it was no part of his business to look after baggage I whistled an air from Fnt Ihavolo I'm a philosopher a laughing philoeojherand endeavor to push through the world without giving cither myself or others much trouble. I followed my guide through an intricate labyrinth of sinuous passages,now n glimmer and now in irloom B nrl isr ta iiclv.

ered into No, I2fs a small dark room, where rou,nl. thre wch beds! two chairs, a

...Mr.re wie,!in1i one wash stand and babut no water. I whistled another time, and bade the eerrant bring some water, with as 1 pleased and satisfied an air as 1 could posWr assume. I wailed fifteen minutes, and the water not arriving, thought there would be no impropriety in ringing the bell; I rang a supplicating ring; waited ten minutes longer and raiiff train. 1 m - .. k.-...

ol things 111 Rcaerl,and unpleasant things in particukir; my observation is ever attended by reflection, and from my reflections I hare come to thte conclusion, that no situation in Wlltfli a mm I. it . . . .

:: . c i'iuccu is so trying to tits j election to the lltu rv..- --- "" . patience a. Uiat in which I found mvself. the al.. A ?"J? ? "gress; therefore, all

watung tor a bell to be .n..rr.J a u.i Li- 1 V ""sreprescntat ous and my gaJrmede appeared8 w"T.l, war and its

water, alire with a thousand raricties of lir- chaActer' r. . T J, lmPnf" ?r "iminal A 1.! 1 . : nrc IM n a great better, are as unnrlnrinl . .uJi

..b-.j t. V65,e . trim what! I and not knowing better. ntDK r... .1

throne nnd to the King. We are all agreed as to our politicnl principles, w hich have been accepted by the Crown.

Ihesc are the free acts of a council which

:Pl..clive,rotccli..ifor Iboie iiKcrcHs "" " loll whirh rimi.i tl, . , .,

...... ..rv.ws: IIU ni?pcniy 01 me country, frankness and firmness in ministerial rela-

nous wiin ine Chambers as the best means of

reconciling people's minds. As to myself,

..ecu not speaK of ,ny devotion to the King and of 1 rancc. I shall alway s be found to entertain the sentiments of the old soldier of the Empire, who knows that the country wishes

r.uvt, u ivn(. iiodic ana generous.

The Duke de llassano, died 011 Monday las', in Paris. J

i. . ir ....

um r.i.i 1.... if- .. ...

F.rr m,n ftf " "V '"' puousiiei the lollowine tel

. . " va iiiiui Miii irrnnriiit i a 1. .

ber of ConCress until 17 mn.,ih. ,A - ' . rV,lf V ""Sonne to tht Ministir

temlMU... nor c, to u :V7o0d Zl.JT'' ,00r m"11' f"" '' Pi W r. now

meaiiire ir 11,- : J ;

November or limner. IBwV L.. 8,h G ?,part.ro, who had

- uwiareu June, IHia. This much for

aarkw nee e m

1LV. Philadelphia, Baltimore and INtulL'? bear and well selected stock of Fall and Wim 1

a uiiiia wnip n w vkjvv Anie ws m 1 a a

at wbolsmle and retail, consisting in ptf? lollowins; articles, vix Poftke

Blue, brit, brown, drab, olite, imtitible r.i.

-tK.A --.I -l-.-l ' : . . urTl

. - . . . - VI UV.

61 , atb, tteel mixed, ttnped and plaid tatintai

jrunm, ywv IIOKf, na. Vtllf (JMl

flanneh; printed do.; bine, green, uhite end i

ca uonau.; piatn ana Jtg U merino,,, gro itn do. lick, orawa and rreen bomba-rtt. ,".'

bombasine. French, English and American irw, Ginghame. Chiton and linen dinnerm. n. '

rie'e plat heetig$, bed ticking, cord muilim, apron cheek, eanrast and padding, carpeting, merino jfriW 's plat of vetting!, corded tkirtt; cotton, wonted, ft,.

nc ana net tntpenaert; oi k wonted hott; irk a?i white cotton and tilk do., lamb'i wool do., Aj and mixed cotton half do. I.aJir, bearer hi tUk.cotlon and berlin floret. Gentlmen't ltar Lu.L.l- l.:J 1 L 1 ..-. .

vMiM.fwrt, mmn, hi,iiiitu, tllK ana Cotton rfo Biiffc mittt. Tafata, gauze, tatin and btlira

ana. oaria, oomoazine ana xtltet stock t. Sh Aaaam must ftllarm sfkAia i mm. .1

------ w - w w .vva v r u u . 1 ia

blond edgingt. Cotton, thread, title and mail..

tnterttont. Bobtnett and thread tare,.

April 10, 1839. Ow no. 10

School Com. of laid county. J d Ubinett footing. .Yeedle work and bobimi:

C. Sc E. CAI3T, MK INU purchased the store of J. C. Sweasy, on the S. W. corner of Burgess and Claiborne atreets, and having removed their assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Dre-ataffs. to aaid

store, now offer to the public a good assortment of

vj uoooi, narawaru, Uueensware, ice. as well as a general assortment of Regular and Botanic Medicines, Paints, Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicines. Ate. All of which they will sell low for CASH or produce. April 17, 139. t6-l j

Thrashing $ Cleaning Machines. npHL subscriber, from Philadelphia, offers to JL tho public. David Kniimr'i 'off

1 V'UII

a a

tium anu candor. Kitril... i tri...

. . , ,. .;, mr. t cosier was not in pub lie or political life, until his election to the 13th Con.. iK.V.r.Jl "!

a VIIVIII

ske.1. .With po lywoede. thf s all I know te comp , "8 T 1 f .hl for li about them.' hi rL3 V. S'L'j 1 noW te C0.m.e' to?end the retailing of slander-

tn"Cnt ' t Tnemous reDtiles. Ifcr.fta ,rttlh8f they do not

. However, I straine.1 ). u u ... .

it in n

ily the

iinr r .Ll.v ... .... uisvrilC

l.d ,J c'rf,, lh. ' riV.u"- v tu" '"t.ing of il. l,.ctcr

r " r""" irc mmates of the North ii!!!.e.rJ Wngtoa Hotel and Mansion

..w-, .ui supper was on the table. I repaired wuh commendable speed to the saSJ!" 1 iv?d JU8t i to be in at

Xua )V imnM 01 the co,Pany had completed their repast, and wrr. r

. 1 e v taken fifir .-:-.. rts

a . . - ---as, at) IINIiUUIIL

ea mat he would attack Guardamino on the

ivtn.

11 Y ,org,ng " wi be seen, that it

j-j-aioie to nave Madrid news by Dost for vit ! .1...- '

. . - - ... w un 1 m iu vuine

.it.SV"TWO?T'4 S.ans.-The Uni

--u oiaics.iUarshal has a.lrrrii...l n

tr of th r !t. o "!.

il . t v . iir ownwout,late Collector of New- ork. for aI. .

. a " w frrwiia. UU V LIflll

on tne 1st day of June nex.

viauai that sends vnu tl.u i.r

giving it an insertion In .!.. s

...... aim in.ir ueaung. Respectfully yours, &c. R C June lOih, 1839.

rpn .1 . . . I

the room; .-brtaately IfiJ "uf f bee" fourih V,7 1tar BtoteB lh"1 teitk, which had been J!Cj . i'r r"l.h?f tb Cr Aqueduct toCroton Mr

having -.,ii-... :' WHMS on whicrt ts to suonlr ih; Iui..k:-.: .

their quarte debate was

which mini In.

..UnJ pJ j ,hiin. ,,, '

ucoa.e. A roune eentlem-i. -sik i-AfUAno.

. . ----- - .v-.w.i, B x.nc

i,, .; 1 unsaing ana Cleaning .Machines, which will thrash and clean all kinds of grain from the

..-, 1. in nm cxcrpiea, and also, . . C"-Slellinff iTIachine, wh.ch will shell one busLel in three minu.es. by hand power. ' Any gentleman desirous of seeing the above machines in operation, and models, can do so by callsiC !v 'V i?iIne, M,iI,er'"' or IlMdB,n Gentry's hop . airfield. Franklin county U. State. County. Individual Hights.or a single machine, will be sold on reasonable terms. IfoMes orgood notes will be taken in exchange for patent rights, by apPVinLV .,,ETER A H t; M III It I ES. March ir, ISM. H.t(.

capei and collart. Fig'd and plain jaeonett

Book, Swttt and mull mu'hnt. Cambria :,

'Ifig-'tMiHett,. BVk and Greeu

nnnMf 5JM OP DIRECTOR? Of the n,chmond and Urookviiie Canal Company. npilh subscribers of the stock in said Canal. 1 I .P.ie'f Ukf notice that n election will be held at Richmond (Wayne co J on the 15th da of June next, at 10 o'clock, a. ,.', f.r the perpo.-. of electing seven directora for said company. Any subsmber voting as proxy will be required to pre'aent written authority from the persoi, for whom he may cla.m to vote. y order of the commission- . ' LEEDS, Secretary. Fifth mo. 4th. 1839.

tilk,. Cord gro de ap.Jtg'd poi'de toi and?J nation Satin laeentine. Sertnnt. m.

r , j oia green Jlorenrr. Jjrt white and Hraw cord crapet. BVk tilkxehm Plaid ssiirjl jk, Jtrf and tcarLTZZZ ihattft and hdkft; Prustian shavh; 7

6r4 ono! men co.; naiVf gro de nn

damaik, mendar ine, plaid hernani oni damai

orw ao.; 01 k ana ptaiU tilk cravatt; rttimt,, infantf cupt; Grecian boots: tilk nunc.

fur and trlcl cam ; fur collart : English

leghorn and tutcan bonnett; villov hoodtfZ and tilk hats: cotton, m'nrrhnn,

oreuat; uorUtrtd plum and fg'd parasols tody gaiter boat, ; leather, kid, morocco, andU ting thoet; children" t kidmoiocco and Iq,i,

ao.; .ven 1 calf, kip tnd coarse brogans;

anu jine oooit, C. oC. ALSO

f al assortment of. Grocniet, llardu a-

una isuucry; siueettt, Ulast and Tin ten

-""A""" "cuin: titanic. JllitrrUnn,... 1

School Booh; Casting! and .Vi7i; ;a

onrf Ponrirf Sairs; Cram ana? .fmc'r Cot.

onoveu; Manure forkt ; Siezet; Painted Bud ett; Cofee Mill, Steelyards; Simmon's ax Collins 4- Co.'i Broad and Chopping Ant. I

Brock ville, . Vo. . 21,1 838.

mrle.B'tV,Mb,e Properly. rnillh subscriber wishes to sell tho following property. to.wit.- Sixty -three acres of land lavion" indhe w hitvir rirer ov nw-t M t,i,?d,0n wh,chi "ituated a8aw and Grist Mill, both now in operation, a " " :I

to purchase Mill propertrT i. inVid ,0 calfu ta.ned. He also wishea to sell a house and lot ia the town of .N.w-1 rentou. Title, to both are

May 21, 1939.

g- . . . .

v. a. MKYMJKK. 21-6w

12 AfLvj i-

leather, and for .aleTm " '""V

reb. I, 1839. R. V. . TTwEIt.

.... IVOTICIS.

rniui. jiroo-viile Insurance ComnanT -ill

- moocr deposite attheiroffice. on!l followmg term, namely for 2 months 3 per en per annuu.for 3 month 4 per cent for 8 montli

n ,?a ,or w of mort month 6 per cent. Kisks on all kind of property will b taken.

east upper room, above Price Ac Adams' Sad it

. GOODWIN, freaidut.

A. 41'CaaTT, I

D. Gallio. 1 O

D. Paice. ; J. H tw, J Wji. MeCtBiar, Ksocn McCASrr, Jeajr IT. Htrr, See'ry. Oct. 15 41 '

u a r. on hand a good supply of .. 0

ugar A: laf do. and for sale ii.

IX PRICE, d. Co.

r. V".LA'"-Th icknes,of

climates is so as

rfectly unaccountable,

exalted

a calendar of a

Julj l-Sn

. k. . C .

KKeTTSaT: :."e nttb,5 A" Vefer itto a mi

. . 1 iBvuui. n

rt.cliiCl.?,!S,.k !B Jsn..'';;.

. t uuhi. wirn t -" w

Ku! AUasTcruXd to ine dusi say, with a Nationar -Tlehi..M.,i.

moununc to eirhr k..-jj J, :?

therefore unAl. , 7 UUte no,M " n .npreonhTr:,"'1!.1 J readers with

weSndal,

GSNBUAL Post Orrrr-r Tk. .

f,l t.wriicr siOlie

mo new euince. on Nr.il. 1 v ... .

iu on ciatiinfm 1 ..1 :

presence of the President and head of Departments. In a copper box introduced into th? cavitr of the .inn .-.1 11 . ,

, . "c" secureu irom water and air, were denaiiol .11 .1.

J! "shngton, a copy of the Constit.,tin i !

United I States, Army and Nary Heimier. Upon a plate, affixed 4o the cornee linnZ

nVH f10 ,owingiocriPtion: Ck,.x IW

otatw, rounded 1775. Building destroved h. id- T ...

fi. r i.on'7 ",v ,wu- neouut

1 he business orr-ti.. r . .

most branches of trade har. h J. . ,5 i Mpir W'c for their dullness aT,? tT-!"

this week the dullest rfitf."

ZtI.AEc

WlaTSnBftti.L' "k'i Bf,i'k"",,A''ri'30-183!,-tf-

'ecus, Mortgages, Quit-Claim Deeds, Title Bonds, Notes of hand,

ATD7MV TTTnrtr

r -. " .

Summoiisc!

Subpoenas, Executions, Constables' Bonds, Constable Sales.

COFPKK.

iWK ln J a fresh 'supple of R j fT and Java Coffee, and for sale bv

n. price & co.

urooKvuie, April 30, 1839.

Doctor Jno, C.

tft 1 ITrT Aft

v UillUBT I l-JI taacu un laiti m M It i . . . j

oemeTC Sit h" re

w " sasBj VUfffC

?(r.Tl....ft

pod r-s5 "

"r... -ill W

a ssai-ra-p

quire of

50

N. D. GALLION.

ia-

HrookrilU fix. "IT icoo

.i. jmTII will nrxr.l ...:.

n II f 1 . , 1 . vm itriH 11 1. 1 ? .W ' 11 ?,ttn P,ur d cleanse the. ia ita

""" improve, ibaaaer.

T'lf i!,iW.ribHWOUJU infor,n tboseiadekui CO Dim. A 11 mm.A .... I . I

baa i;r.- r . . " immediatew, as M Kii!4wf k,'ood,. wishes t. etnas.' M!ro -1 J.CSWEASET.

ALI. persoas indebted to the mbecriber orw;os to the dnimi ,-V ... r,De,, p? '

melts.

ow ran.

nulla -k..

- ---- n-... B, wu.

Aug.

I7PjanUatfulgrowlh. 25-PlanU in flower. 2--Fruit ripe. 10 Plants shod th-i. 1

" !8-Snow. r mm tn.n.i mi. ' -.

o- Jne va snow and

a

Sen..:-. -1 ii in oedS ice

with three or fa, teH" .!! tlutt from their'fi.

-but thr. , r won islinz irom th n . .

- ur inn.

i r:,n Pec

Jneaq fleas

J5. of 'maoitrf

COUia. Vr-: - -.1 " a 1 never snrin. ... : . . "

chamkre.i;irr "f,.TJe" " .V robe de CZS.'I-I.

-..w-4. . r- memorahi Ki... 1 r--- 1 uur-six uava.

- Misriii jFiea 1 ' . w r "

au?AK'E.

iaae nut a month: .nrf

a

iOTIf!l.

V fau, 'info; riT"";,?,l.?.r. ?itfc. rPct. Ir.r J." Ur, are reoue'sud c

.hop ia h. .ouu, w rff L2?r? -7 or K SL 1!ua 'A "

resiaence of Ooet. D;. -.U" IT V" ladulrence. ' 7 "' ur pe HMjn

nr. Watches. ?lra i'lr."""-' ""J to Bv..:.. n . GALLlOA.

f. r --"-irT. vc. I eaaoer iitk. 1W

w a w 1 as v n am n - PWU - . -"

nl We mar anll .i.ill ' " "

1 ' v "j"! : - - nu

" ve Kegorib. TtL :- ... J I'WCE. & Co.

' "p"1 tf.

son is approaching its cio Tand I llreaH, 7k annual tide of erjnifr.itli

.. -. .unenness to the busy marts of commerce. The trade of the clte

encea mucn dconnu. r " -r .

-r- iiuui tne ere at citr of money in cireulaii--. ....1 -

quence the transaction. r i:s.

... .. . - . iuiiieo1 he weight of thU grievance falls upon thT

ri rr"'6 r me interior trade.

lectin. 7 Kre1 d'fi,CU,t'r ln mkiC col-

A ttN-V-WlNB LoAr Mt. '

id a regular i" r' ,C "7lmoinrr

flo-rfV'lwer eVfetlt n fjr

when,

The Cnnmiv. .r . .

ws awa. . KitiI' VI '""'iranta has tetoeri

-. r ov me i-egitiatute, ma.

in a ricketty old Vopboard Tend hMhS3 down on the floor, -I Wlint JO0 toJJ2f when I get dry 1" . 1 M 1,16

tiow do I know when you get Jry m -Ojust waken me wttgj

C'r..I,E.bra?n?: bo lit I.. ..... .u 1 ' mm cow II t.

ber back d hat . ZIZ'" wh" -treak on I

fer.l. j - ." White star ia

calf eome tisae ia June. ThT ae!fr streak oa her back and k?i. it-.V

rill

K.v. . I "FT I TOT t

r . 1 : I .' I .7 ixui iji n -,-, .r I. .It

k . . wy. Whit fao- ll j u. "

I...: "TC ro"?'. eU eye, and red -.Cl", -."""f.

month, ohl. Neither 07,;'. " "tOMl 14 Marck Wtk

snarke or bell. An, "y

Also. 8trined.Mis-

- . W ALLIUM

HNABI j-.lt .!(-. , V 8. TTNM.'

or

ay rewarded

J SO, 1839.

orporatte Y-NOTICE.

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