Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 27, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 July 1839 — Page 3
t f tr i ii c.
reb M Lh as let o.
'bad :dwn itbe, rc-r
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3,
4
doubtle would kav mcU t Jnet, bad a rehiate-
it J. 1C4 liU U il IJ . - M ihm office. "A field of .neb oats." says Mead ' - !- "irroWB OB mi fiMi l.ml. PJ.. n r--
nROOKVILLE,IIDlA(A.". body m Franklin county beat this, end bring
a larger specimen to the Pkihtek's Devil.
FbUDaX, JCI.Y 6, I8S9.
Harvest. la a ride to the country on Tuesday
list, we saw our farmers bed commenced their
lurvest. The wheat Is represented as being' very heavy, and clear of rust,'blighl, or smut.
Packet Boat. Native.
Brookville, July 1, 1839.
The new and splendid
Wilt at Rochester in this county, by Mr. Coffin
arrived at this place by the canal on Wednesday ycry distinct
Vo the Semi-Weekly Journal. A very flattering account of the rapid in
crease lit business and eenernl imnrovement
f Lawrencebift-gh, is given in the Beacon of
me idiii mst. -While this is in n high decree
grnuijmg io us citizens, it is no less encour-
aging to others.. It goes to show, top, in a
! - . . a. a -.---ww. uuvw w a ws a is aver vt vau 11 sra v
a - a t J v iaiM a,i vimic iiivia i aAi s a at. t a. a . aa....Aa j i ii
Ml. It is represemea as nemg one of the first is evprr wherrilM in xn .T.J . nu, aunng u
om of passenger boats, aad vce hone "the pro- state. 0-co,
a ------ ami iiip mi mo i-mic nnn w v nnhiit Airii
IafftKRAL IhPBOVEMRNTS IS TUB WeST. There are constructing, in the five western states of Ohio, Kj., lndM III., and Michigan, Of Canals, about - 1250 miles 1 Slarkwattr navigation, 750 Rail Roads 1540 , ''. McAdam Roads, ., . JU00 ''. Total, .- 4940 . . Making in the general aggregatebf work to which the Hates are parties, about five thousand miles of artificial communications.
; Of laborers direct!' employed on the works,
mere is supposed to be, at the lowest estimate,
ie
we
CocssaercSal.
arictor will have ample evidence, trom tLe num
ter of Lis passengers, that his exertions sre ap
proved by ihc public.
adds:
sent of
Hurthy (J i-xatHfie. w were present
Wednesday last, at a large Cam raising, by
Messrs. Jas. & John Goudie, five miles cast of ttis fthce, at which we discovered there, was neither spirituous nor fermented liquors used. Among 70 hands, all was peace and quiet, not a profine osth having been heard .through the day. fe could not but rejoice to see the improvement
Ps,Periadd the numerous body of ouulic officers, en
1 : . . i . . i i
i i , . ' igviB,tuiiircor?,ngenis,5iore Keepers, ana If such ,. Mio fcasinrsi i haractcr of 0rlUe ordinanumb;rffamiH e f'haU'find tow,, now, hl will 11. he when the White-, population of not less than oe hundred and Hater canal shall fe hi full opera! ,on to Cm thousand, who are dependent upon the nersville or I .nrnhnilw f fu f ki iho r ' ri- 1 . . JL.
. . . ,. .. ..V " .7 .. J. .. . . puoiic woi ks oi inc western stales. 1 he ex
nimic if iiiivmi iurr aury snail nc pouring into her lap the rich products of her soil, and the citizens of that delightful region receiving in return through the same channel, their
merchandise, iheir salt, tl::ir irun,lhf ir hard
penditures now annually amount to between
ibf and five milliont of dollars, and the sum
total ot money solemnly pledged by legiu i-
tive enactments to the completion of thece
works, with what has already Leon expended
ciNctNirAi Mien ctrtfkCKT, Jmty t. FuoA4 7l sales rather limited. Pork -Mess 18 a 20 Prime 15 a 16i ; Clear 20 a 22; Rump 15 h lGi. Bacok Hog Round, 9 a 9i ; Shoulders 7 a 8; Sides 9 a 1U; Hams 11 a 12 Canvassed, 12 a 12; Sugar canvassed, IC Labu Prices merely nominal very little demand. ' j -- :. WnunKY 41 dull little doing. - EXCUAKQB AT SIGHT. -
New York, - . JJ . Philadelphia, . do ' Baltimore,- do
.a r- I
ware, uu-ir groceries, aV c. vVc. hen the on Uleni is al jeagl lic enormous sum of forty
immense water nowcr wincu lh canal will b:i,i min;nnnriid tii,
. . I I - I . . . K s vrai o wa UVIIOI9I M. f IIIIBOUIII 1 1 1 T
a sociciy iu iu4i iiciguooruoou in lue ;ast ten attord. not on v here, hut nt various no nts ... 1.1 - r... :u: .u
I 1 - - . I ! -. - . . w "
ual and large sums for the com-
the National Road. Of this iiesic
bout ten milirons have already been
cry great extent in te?s than twelve months ; exnended. and it is within bounds to sht. that
we have every reason to believe,) it will, in a ! an arooat fulljr equal f the sum total will
. n . It IC MAW Cn."'l . H.ltfl.llnrl.An.1 A ! n I . . . 4 I . II. 1 . 1 1 1. -. .
" - "g i.vw-j a. I .tlUllg lilt IIIIV, Mlilll UC ill'ltllCU IU IllC U1UIJVI- ; (,1 divi
m gw iov io uc :n. iiiug ui mills HDu ninciuncry I v ncti u Kits pletiou of
... . ' a, . , shall be brought nbcut, (and that it will be to s-.(e a
formed in this place on Friday evenin last. i. A :":." . V " 1 n i " wmiin nounus to say, ma
" - m i w tz ikivk ei i ri rfiisiiii ici tit'iievr. it iv in. in si i ..... .. i a.. uM a .s. i ;i
at which ninety genUcmen and Udjes signed a verv short time, ffive nn imnetus to business ' k- .1 ' n. .::i
rT9 1 a v. 1 i;viiui.u vas a aaa nuu umci Slllllini uu t I ft .a S I 1 - ...
p!Jge to entirely abstain from the use or traffic here, which we would not have arquired in nfall spirituons, fermented or vinous liquors, ex- twenty vears. jogging on in the old fashioned
cent lor metncinai, mecuamcai, ana sacraraenisi waj, Without any Ol these IrtCUiUCS.
purposes. Ibis will soeak. much abroad lor the
credit of the town. We are convinced that the! F ; om the Losansporl Trlerauh
.Ur is not distant when everv Legislature in the! . Miami Reseuvation. The first purchase,
union will prohibit entirely the retailing of ardent called the seven mile strip, of the Miami Retpints, and ii is thought the next Legislature or servation, has been surveyed and now lies ladiana will take a decided stand in the matte. tlhe ord" of 5foninient to be i 3 brought into marki t. This tract contains one tAtterttcthvgh and the Canat. We believe liundred and fifty-seven thousand acres, runihe Canal is now rsadv forsbusiness. and if Law- iae directly south from the WaWsh rver
tenceburgh ever expects to any thing or do any Sppcsite and east of Logahsport. The soil is iking, this is a very important era to engag in finely timbered, and watered by Pipe Creek, it. They now have every chance to commence Wildcat creek and their' tributaries. The and hereafter control the trade and commeiee of limber consiiU of beec h, poplar, walnut, ma-
tbe White-Water Valley, if they will engage in Pc, oak, elm anil wild clierr)
dertakings within the next eight years.
lie work with that spirit and liberality necessary to succeed in such an enterprise. They are not merely on an equal footing, but they ha v tne advantage over any other poi.it, and all the trade, wealth, and business, of this rich valley will ba thrown into their lap, if tbey do not drive it from then by a contracted and niggardly policy. It
Frotn the Knickerbocker.
Gambusu Houfb at N. Orleans. -These
rooms are very splendid; richer than any pri
vate apartments at the North, and more lux
urious, sofas, couches, mirrors, painting,
lountains of nectar, and the music of seraphs,
enchant the scenes.
How many wretched forms have reclined
upon these very couches! How many hag
gard faces have been reflected from these mirrors! Here, sitting where my form rests, the
sukiue thought of his beggared wife and the
boy the first born of his union and burying
his face in his hands, formed the awful resolu
liuii. Here too the old respected planter hns
sat in mute despair to contemplate his bank
runlcv and loss of reputation; but he did not
a
We understand that Col. Vawter and the
other Commissioners appointed by the Stale to select Canal Lands, arc authorised to make
selections from this tract. jkuowitlo be pain and sonow. Can splen
jdor, nui;ic,Hnd gaiety, and youth throw even
think of suicide. The old love life, they
Statt of tndiena. Prnmktbt couav. - - - -
rjnAKfeN UP, oa tW UiKi day oT Ksr. A. D. U- 1839, by Ralph Kiteyf White-Water towaship. Bounty and state afoieaaid. one Bay liare, opposed to ba three years old this Spring, black
nam inn tan, one wnue ninfl rootj no other mark or brands perceivable, appraised t forty dollars by Jobs Jtessia aad Isaac Hopkins. .'
JOHN ME3&IE, : , , MAAO HOPKI1W. . I do certify the above to be a true cany from that
papers now on 6te in my office.'
May Slat, lf39. JOHN P. CAE, snat. 35-w Jutitt otAt Ptm9t, -
Baltimore Ametuan Office June 20. -; Provisions. There is a decided improve'
meut in the demand fur Bacon, but without
any advance in price. We note sales of se
veral lots of prime Western Hams at 13 cents;
ditto shoulders at 10 a lOi cents, and ditto as
sorted at III cents. Sales this moruins of
m r . . . 0
no. 1 i.ira ui u cents.
NEW YORK MARKET.
We quote from the Express of June 25. '
The news by the Cambridge, being hat n
itllc later, has had no influence on the mar
ket. The arrival of the Liverpool is now I - t I r !.Ls t . .
ookcu ior witn incrrasea interest.
Stocks are without mateihl thinge to-da; . The rates obtained wire about the same as
Saturday) but generally firmer. .
1U Shares U. S. Uank, . 113 25 Bank Kentucky, S7 50 - Ohio Life & Trust, 104 25 Vicksburgh, lOdajs. 4C1 Flour. Tiie market has a little belter ap
pearance. Uluo $b a ui.
v rain (worn is dull.
a ot.
: Tatter Vd. , 1 .
ON the 4th day of May. 1339, by John Daniels, of 1'osey township, Franklin county ,.Iod. aa estray Bay Horse, with black legs, main and tail, supposed to be nine yes rs eld this springabout
nueen ana a nan hands night no krande Or marks
perceivable; appraised to forty dollars by Jared
Lockwoud ana Alexander rower. . ,
I certify the above to be a Use copy of the an-
praisment and description of the aforesaid animal
as required b law. Msy 30tb, 1S3J. -25-aw v.- JOHM HWBUAN.J.P.;
. Taken Vp,-- - : BY John Daniels of Posey Township, Fmallin couuty, Indiana, ou the lOlbday of May, 1639, an estray dark bay or brown .Horse, supposed to be four years old this springy about fifteen and a La'f hands high, with a smsll blaze in tha
fare extending down the nose; some saddle marks, and has the appearance of having been worked; no other marks or brands perceivable; appraised to fifty dollars by Jared Lnckwood and Alexander Power. . .' A true copy. dec. as the law requires. Given under wiy hand this 30th dsy of May, 1839.
K-3W, . JUIIA MUllUAX, J. v. .
Charleston. -The Courier , of the 22d
quotes, ,
llACon Hams, 12 a IG, Shoulders, lUi a 101, Sides Ilia 121.
AUGUST Cf.ECTIOi 1839.
OT1CC is hereby given, that there will be
sold at public auction on Saturday the 14tk
of July next, at the late residence of William rfeape, deceased, of' Franklin county, Indians, in White-Water township, the following dessribed neraonal nronvrtr af said dee'd. via: a weaver's
Sales of Ohio at 85 loom, with all tbe necessary apparatus thereunto
belonging, ploughs, hoes, harrows, spinning w lies is, barrels, churns, chairs, gears and harness, soger kettles, snd many other articles too tedious to mention. A credit of three months will ba given on all sums above three dollars, by tbe pvrehasar giving note witti approved security. Due attendance will be riven by me.
JOHN WARD, Adm'r. June ISth, A. D. 1&J9. 25-Kw
Electioneering Letters. We nolice iu ! gleam of joy over apartments so accursed? the Democratic papers of this dislrict,extracts j The air is death. Men will not grow wise from letters Durrortiwr to be written here.lbv nnv thinsr but their own experience.
trill be at least two years before the Cincinnati giving glowing accounts of the progress of Though all the dead bodies of suicides, and branch of ihe White- Water Canal will be finished, Dcmocnfcy and the prospects of Mr. Smith in rjj lhu mental pangs personified, sat by to
during which time, Lawrenceburgb can. if they Njjjs countv. Some go so far ns to t laim a wnrn Uie eamblcr. he would not stop, xcs
chooEe, so engross the business as to retain it af-J majority for him of two or three hundred. goes on now as before. The cafu's that
ter tLe branch is finished to Cincinnati. But a I Mow. this is all lodge : no reasonaoie man in are ,.llKicd to-dav, and the dice that rattle
.v.,.,uu k,Kmi nvir (nrt it. The I the coiiuiv believes any such thine. It is M morrilv.mid the snots so well drawn have
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must enter the work with that liberality which, tended tor eUecl in me ouier counties w , heen handled, and ratlleJ,and Seen, py n-
... ;.o liiitrici. Some of these same letter writers Urr mt ri. iVi.ni now rlasn the worm, and
vui , tau ciiEiciu laigTS tiuiaiLti.iai ii.n..viiuia i . j ...... ...... 1 -
There are already several departinei ts of tradi 1 ,r., 1 . . ! 1 .1 . r u : .1
anu -ueciianicai iris viirnu vii iiiviv, ui nunui , . . I . . - 1 1
mecie. ot nn unusuai amu,
was lately made, we understand, by some ol
- icr ininir in nrmir auuui kii.i 11 1.. n -;..i..ii nn t.vari ,n iiia nniiKa
. ... . - ,1 j .. 1 f-. 1 iimika ui iii. innii iiiv" . .v..
i.uiiau. l.ci luiiu eun:t! iircn husiiiot, i . t rMninrPt no latl
- 1 niu: nnv lcuii w f"t"
viwj. o . v.uv ....-., ... " 1 or ingenuilv. itence, 11 is very couhhuh
tse known through the advertising columns 01 tne jecije political contests by compulation
mux newspapers. ix
chants, wholesale Grocers, Apothecaries, om-,hroueh
mission Merchants, Foundries, Lumber Mer- j lnc decision. Rushvilie Herald' chants, Stone Cutters, dealers in tron. Salt, Coal,; .
ic. &c. advertise liberally in tha Lawrencebnrgh LETTER FROM KEW-YORK, June 22,
R.n -;ik . Knnu .1 ik Mtnni nf lhir Id. Tim flrnii- d!ltira continue 10 SUUCI
uv.vuii, uu t. M ' . " " . . 1 1 v. uw t
ae are eencient. mil Who can supply me oemanu i ., . ' . . .i,,, rtli.P K:.l ,. . e ..- jmaionly happened to be on the other siue. tee, ae well as we can be supplied from L.n- J J . ,h;n ln i.r:ni, -bout al-
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For Congress. GEO. If. DUNN, THOS. SMITH. For Representatives. if.v. axdkrsojV, Er.isn.i .ojvo. IEJ?JV OSBORJV. County Commissioner, ISAAC fTAMSLET. E. DAUBER. JOIlJs," P. CASE. : School Commissioner, - - -1TM. POTtS.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
fTTllIE subscriber hopes to meet bis fellow-citit
JL sens of Franklin county at the following
times and places, when and where he will address them on such topics of national politics as shall be
proper to the occasion. OEOKGE II. )UHN
1. At A. IVamyih,
HAVING permsneatiy located themselves in llrookville, under tLe American Printing Of
fice, are now prepared to execute all orders in tha
I TAILORING BUSIMiSS, in tbe most laaluonable and workmanlike manner, and hope by strict
sitcntion to business to merit a share ol public
patronage.
,1' . All kinds or gtrments cut in me snonat
notice. June a. 1 34J-tr
Plane Cilia.
N. D. GALLION.
A X assortment of Plane Bitts jjst received and
for sale by
June 14.
. : C. dk E. CAII,. MAYING purchased the store of J. C.Sweasy, on Ihe 8. W. corner of Burgess and Claiborne streets, and having removed their assortment
July 15, Andersonville, al 1 o'clock, P. M. of Drugs, Medicines. Psints ana Dye-stuffs, to sent J . . 1 . . I nm n ti.m uhliA a Druid aacorlment Ol
e.uic, tivj " vmo. I m
16, Metamora, I
17, Mount Carrnel, 1 18, Dreweisborgh. 1
i lirv R.inda. If arc ward, tlueenaware, ate. as well
i . . - , .
wneri assortment oi ueruiar anu nvwuic
edicines, PainU.OiU, Drugs. Patent Medici
to
liul 1
..a I fkJW sV. mm 111 K wm Mm m,m.
of tbi State. And, in order tocounteraciine aa ol thK aiiu, in . orue rmHE SUUSCUIBERS have associated them-
etlect oi sucn a n.mcmcm, Jl .elves under the above title for the purpose n.ll.. nrrnnru. will ha loillld makinC a Slml- I . . nrVTnit i ntvnv rrtxt
. , . v.-.-v- y -- j , . iiiniHi , - " . transacting rncitnii nuii.iKi u.utheir wholesale Ier- ullforlunately for the compulalors,lhe people, ,ar of perlBs n larger demand upon the for- MISSION BUSlNESS.and will receive and for- , Apothecaries, Com- trough the ballot boxes, frequently reverse mef p0r ourselves, we can see no good that I ward OOD3 by the RIVER r CAN AL as re-
can possibly result from such a movement. quired. And tor mat purpose "' X . A. . .... . ...i..i fKoUtore nn tha corner of 8hort snd New streets. Sit-
llatl Hie Vincinnnti wiiBcn . p f Ga.tA.. Hlock, wLeie
for
t . 1 1
tCIll&trUsClllB lUr lUVIU W ;uuhchwm b... winik j IHV1IV1 ) saaa a j rfTl t
nut the nressure with salety. I ne na
1 1 ctler papers in the White-Water Valley, (if they ride out the pressure
t i - - ,.,,.
please the Indiana American) and.we will insure timore Republican copied n nan oi a wtw .. ...... . . : j I. mnVinii ma aav there had been ftrelaii
mem mat tueir nusiness wm idcicik iu j lc" "J j - - . .. . iuu, per, and their town nourish, and soon become a ures here, whereas, I wrote, and you .publis v eXpected movement 1 I a a a 1 a n m neotlt1 I aa P I I
Isrje commercial city. Tbey can sell every ar
tide as chesp as they can at Cincinnati, and it six
ill cost less to transport it here, and if we can
. M ll.AM
best interest of their nourishing cuy, tiiej .. , ,dvancet win j,e made on Goods consigned
would doubtless have avoided nn action, wimu t0 tbcm for ,,je . Lawrenceburgb, 15 June, ltwy. ennnot be regarded in any other light than as . SvffJSknaip
r ni.r Eclluhnesa. -it-vm ' .wvfc.www...
Much indignation, we understand, is leilby
mK.BB wa'l
our business men at this extraordinary ana un- wmv Joshua Wadkins. of Posey township, Frsnk
vnn..t movement. So much SO indeed UB tin nunt. Ta.. nn ihe 6th dav of June. 18:39.
t . i. rv"-" : . . .. . i . . .. j , - --i .
ed ur.o." Flour has now got down to nearly lhnl n CHj 0fn public meeting on the subject an estray Sorrel Mare, about thirteen and a nan 9 1 1 1 1 . a al... I i I JL.: . m. . . a 1 a (k m a una re 1 I si ait
Hnlhtrs.nnd sales are auu, w m ; .nnken ot. """"" ":' V
msrks or brands perceivable; appraised to thirty in.i h Thnmaa Armstrons' and Steoben Bui-
to extend. I l.,k I or;r iho ahnva tn be a true codv of the
V-,.,. r. J r....l..l I.. ..irkmi. OI WIS uuur uu...- -. KUlllu...unu..b - j- o - , r t ,
,ui ua uu mi iu . and one in dry goods, respectauie i ma. j our. i tbe papers on nis m my omcr, aa rcquiicu iw
Bsss done there. Gentlemen, try the experiment. . . nrntn,l,lv mused r June tbe 28tb. lOotf.
i . UUl UVi gmiu.' r - . , I .O . 1 I I l,n nl I.!.. K,
.Wspaper Pre. For the last ten yeara there
Lngi
11" ..A..r l.r acceptances here are on r:rl..ii R:n,ks. we believe, arc re- P"f lt JT"i ..r:
I .. n'l hcnii Itvn fuilures OUl I i.i !.;.. nniimr in llint unii'it of nc
l lA.i u.... line rat k. hkic imn.-.v.. - - . earutu a w"k ....... ... - r
n m stii accommouaiea iu wur vnn w.ki i . - . . ii crrl. one in I t k:,l.iU.nnn il
wu : lot the nour ousinesa -- - -- comniounung . "'j b.
Medicines, PainU.OiU, Drugs. Patent Medicines. Ate. All of which they will sell low for CASH or produce. .-'
April 17, 1H3U. , . y"7. Thrashing Cleaning Machines. THE subscriber, from Philadelphia, offers to tbe public, Dsvid Koauer's (of Chester county, Pa. Thrashing aud Cleaning Machines, which will thrash and clean all kinds of grain from tha straw, Rice not excepted, and also, -Corn-giiellinc Klachinc,
which will shall on bushel in three minutes, by hand power. ' ' " '" v. Any gentleman desirous of seeing the above natchines in operation, and models, can do so by calling at Mr. 8ainuel Miller's, orlludson Gantry a kni r.;rA,lil. Franklin countv la. State, Conn-
ty. Individual Rights, or a engle machine, will be
sold on reasonaoie ifnm. ""--
ill ba taken in exchange lor Pwo jwaw, sjp-
PETEll A. illMrrmir..
14-U.
!J7-3w
'JOHN MORGAN, J. P.
kas been greater improvement, enlargement and cost incurred by newspaper publishers in Indiana, than the increase of business and advertising will warrant. The spirit of rivalry bas destroyed the business and profits ef most of the establishments,
rendering the. editors too dependent on those who
hare patronage to bestow, and thereby injuring
tbe character and influence of the Press. But it
appears that experience bas not entirely failed in teaching at least some of them beneficial lessons.
Vhe "AirAmoarf Palladium," ene of tbe finest
looking papers in the State, (although the editor
cannot abandon their little acts of editorial mean
ness) has been compelled, we learn from an ex
change, to reduce their sheet. Their sheet was
ample enough for a city paper. Aud the Lawrenceburgb Beacon has given notice, that unless iu patronage is considerably extended in a few months, it will necessarily have to be reduced in aite. Some others also have stated that their ample pages would have to be easataleJ. Notwithstanding all this, we have some readers who in
sist that the American should be enlarged, some
t n..,inimn from Mudisnn. we
I 11 1 UWt Kl.u " " . - .i 1 1 V Riitiir unOSbiit'ia . . w .. . -- .
i...,ihm Piiibarrassmenls,and the other by , aultirt-x laBi.the late Resident
a fall in dry goodsto which 1 allude to .pre- ;,efr on lhe Madison snd lniianapolis Stole of Indiana, Franklin ntts.
vent n panic from going Roroau, w..v..... R r. R . WBJ Brraigned belore ine aiayor UHmilton Asnoy anty enn j y rit u. a w.c.B
is no panic here. Money, however, is not Uic cwrJe 0f having obtain- Ashby, Partners under the nUntv. The banks discount with extreme 'rromthe State by means of over name, style, and title of
' rrs . : TA..lvA rn limllpll nrlll" I J n.. mm A..I,..., lha v
caution. iraaeiti""" t --- r estimates. I ne iai or, miti !.. b
catiiiuu. - . , lesiimatcs. a hw - , ciples and by the strictest commercial rule dence Hlld he Brgumenii of counsel, requi The jobbers have neatly got through their J for w Mnnce ni lhe September U payments. The grocers are quite easy. T . of the drcuit tl)Urti hen his trial will pre
Attachment.
Amount ( laim-
f cd to bn due to
plaintiff $5S.G8,
J k I k.tl pnnfinpd to the
pressure is not gcnciai, w - - particular classes of dealers who thejate turns in the markets were most likely to ef
fect.
Mr. Forsyth vf as to continue in ! Portland
...i Rnvnmor .r airaeia anu v-
llll a. nuay ii. r. Z wt u I stated, were to meet him
there to consult uponne euiycn v. ...
1 i -Ununifarr.
DnttlH iw..."-;; , . . c , .
The rumor of the destruction oi wc uu...
. . i. rti.:n. la nnir atinnoscd
on the Aroostooa, v"",,,,rv w r
to be incorrctt iof. Int. New-Youk, June 12. . . a . a J..k s
Two American Slavers, witnin
I.I.. I..Ita I O
uii wt i""-' i- . airsii was arrested nt the instance of Jesse L. Will
iams, Esqr., Chief Engineerntf. Jour.
have been brought into this port, capture ) on
P
a. S r aa. mm. m W WTmWmT V
,'cinal crews have diea oi me 'v "I. .u . ,.ni,'m. rnt. Hooker. I
I -c.i. rr. n ilLnnd not likelftO
l ever, i " i ; r' M jva. and CaDL Lclune, of the
-t 7 a a ) I:
- - JO . . i-t l. V
efwhom have never yet paid a cent for it. sup-l the CO., t of - J
port. kA mUnU ...Krlnimn Las eonaid- the imilSII snip ui . " " "r
ertbly increased the last three months, yet w
cannot even see or anticipate the day when we
shall flourish a mammoth sheet. We shall
compelled in a few months to procure ne type, and they will be of a aise smaller than the pres
ent, which will enable ua to furnish our readers
wiU a larger quantity of reading matter. For the American,
Ma. F.nirott: A friend of ours. Mr. Riley
. Wcodworlh, brought in a stock of oats, on last Saturday, which has growa this season, and which be thinks there is not many can beat. 1 measured
and found, its leneth to be 6 feet 91 inches. It
has the appearance of having just hdeu ut, and
Eagchas been lodged in jail on ownt issued k-5i..o lliia nf the U. S. Court. N
vj aiuutw r'-' m. a .i,.n Pn found ou board these vessels, but
bo rr furnished with all the implements
frir rarrvintF nn iho. trade: and it was admit
ted by the officers and crew that such was their obiect. Cant. Fittecrald, of the Bui-
tard, has gone to Washington to take measures for the proper disposition of these men thus captured.
Wl
nlvine to
llarcb 13, isav.
ll.&J. ASIIBT,
red v VS.
term Perca F.vctN.
proba-lnrtHE defendant in the above ca uae, Peter Fagin.
The accused, we under.tad, t.uere
that afterwards on the 10th day of June, 1839, 1, Daniel 8t. John, a justice of tbe peace in and for .. afiirMaid. iasued a writ of Forsiirn At
tachment in the above .cause tgaiaat the good., chatties, rights, credits, mjmeye and elects of the
said defendant. and delivered me same to. John, aJconstable of Franklin Co, and that said writ was returned on the 15th day of June, 1839, in the mntund fiiMiraa following. to-wiU .' I return this
writ aa follows, to-wit; no goods, chatties, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the said Peter tagin r....nA ; m bailawick which I could seike snd
take into possession; But there beine moneys of
said Peter Fagin in the hands of one Jbbo Kyman which could not be come at by me tbe same was at
...koj in him haads. bv servinir a summons upon
'l"v" ' .... . r 1 10-10
him as garnishee onibeiun oaj oi unr, ao-reeeblv to law. Tha aaid defendant is further
notified that aaid csase is set for trial oa the 5wm day of December, 1839, at 10 o'clock A. M. at my office at Brookville, at which time and place I will proceed to hear and decide upon the same - ln testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 7th dsy of Iune, ,a)Q , " - ' W SEA LI DANIEL S-T. JOHN, J. P.
Once IClore. ;
A LL persona Indebted to tne suaacriewr, priAX. oua to tba'preaeut f ear, are- requested to
make payment without delay. It Is sesera. and out of the question to ask, or expMt wafer
indulgence. waunav-i. . ... sr a B. a QID - -
Hrookvuie, lMcemeer otu, . , - - r. - . COFFEE. WE have on hand a fresh supply fRW and Java Coffee, and for sale by -D. PRICE & CO. Brookville, April 30, 1839. :
Cash Wanted. ALL persons indebted to D. Price & Co. during the last year are requested to call and close them, by cssh or due-bills. . , i V mA oraoMH whose notes bava laid over
from last year must make immediate psyment, as
i'--. . ... o-.v 1?lfl
llrooktilie, iec r .
" m j.ini.iHiliiT' Snle.
rsrvlIEUE will be sold, on Saturday the 6th day T oVjuTyext, at the late residence o Joseph T.A;r.r decessed. (late of the county of FrankuS nK) S Phonal property belonghig to ISli ;f. .conBisUng of corn in the crib and ld.
wheat and gri horses, cattle
ture, farmm
L :-n nn
B1 .alt all
This June ISth, 1839.
a a . m a m.mm MTm crrisi
iss in the field, one two noi- --a--;' , hogs, household lond kitchen furn.
ig utensus, occ II sums over 3 dollsrs. .
ADINGEK, Jiam x.
2V8w
. FCZX 8A1-E. . AHOtTSE snd-LOT. situstad an Main straet. near the public square. Also, two other lota convenient tfc-the above mentioned property, suita
ble for etable purposes, aod mr paavure. v1".
terms will be given, r or lurtaer inor-t-quire of (50 .;. N- P OALLON.
ban are re-
immedi-
NOTICE.
A LL pe rates indebted to tbe subscribe! Jl queVted to call aad make aetUeaaeat
ateiy, eilber ay casnor -NQ BgoWK, Jan. 88th. 1859. 1 . - - ' '
r. . . mim iVntire
IT
ILi Jeaeph 9 " a n7rn. indebted to
ted to the understgnea. k-.----:...,..-
said estate will make j eu -- VwiU
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the subscriber on store , account are called npon to make immediate
...nmt ithcr bv casn, note or
, ANDREW . June 19. 1839.
sent.
NEW OCOC3. THE subscribers have Just f& Eastern Cities. tbe lsrgest and beat aaeortiaal of F"bliYr goods, HARD WARE, SHOES, PALM OATS, ' BOXXETS, : . ever offered for sale in this place, which Ibey will ell wholesale or retail at tbe '-"t' adding earrisge. TT n2. Brookville, May 16. 1889. - 31 aaortaseat ef light
wj) Caliccea. ad Ginghams. AbP.
ed and Blue Drilluif. . -
March 7tb. .:
23-Sw
present
Tbe estate
IT h.vinir claim, afain-t the
. ---- n .u,;-ated for aeilieuM
present tbem legany ,w . . ntNR. and other t '
- .r. a Mneral aJsortmrat of Cotton
jrf.n ua igNll. Windes
June IS, 1889.