Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 32, Brookville, Franklin County, 9 August 1839 — Page 2

Nbw-Yokx, Julr 23. The city is setr.L

ly affected by the an welcome commercial news from Europe: and as- the reduction of ihree farthing on cotton, with a dull market, trav els Soalh-ward, from Charleston to INew Urleans, the news will be more unwelcome yet. The cotton" planters will feel the terrible broadside the Bank of England it opening upon -them; and though Ihry might laugh at the combination of the cotton spinners yet they are rictims when the Bank of England rakes their plantations. I hey are enjoying now the practical result ut a coun'ry exposed to European attackes from a Bank of Ene land and a Bank of France, with no Bank of the United States to step in between them. The Bank of England, drained of specie by the importation of grain, turns to Uamburgh, Paris and Amsterdam for it; but not being able to extort it there, it . turns upon America, nullifies its stocks, and seriously puts down every bale of cotton. The planter has not the power to help himself! He is the victim of the finance 3.000 miles over sea. - To coiton holJers here, and there are ma ii y, to stock operators, to many dealers also, tins :s serious news; ana as what is fatal to one class af business men, is injurious to another, the news has spread a general gloom. Never, however, was our city in a stronger position to resist foreign attack. Our hanks are impregnable, unless their depositors assail them, of which there is no probability. They have anticipated this crisis. They have discouraged cotton bills. They have made money so scarce, that they can scearcely make it scarcer. The grocers are easy. The dry goods dealers have done a cautious business. Real Estate business has not been a mania. Building, on new contracts, was crippled some time ago. The city is in ft. shell, and can hardly be seriously hurt as long as it stays there. . The British Queen is expected on the 2(Uh or 27lb, and by her we shall have the British financial budget, with the facts ascertained whether the rate of interest was up to 6 per ct. from the 5 where ihc Bank of England put it; and whether the bank issues one pound notes a measure contemplated. Every day's reKrt, too, as to the rate of foreign exchange in udon, is now important. It was hoped there was a turn in favor of London. No good news for us, however, is expected. Cot ton cannot rise when every thing else is going down, and there is no chance for American securities when money dealers can hardly take care of themselves. Stocks have gone down a good deal in Wall street to-day, though a rally has been made to keep them up. The next important sign is , the rale on London packet-day. More specie. however, masteo out. I think: particular! v if , - protested bills nave come back. This is now ; . ... . . " a point on which all eyes will be turned. Aat. InL Nbw-York, July 24. The money market stands the shock of the news by the Great Western .without a panic, or any thins ap proaching a panic. The People are prepar ed tor tne exportation ol specie, und the exit of some to draw upon will do no injury. Some has gone out in the Havre packets, and some, I presume, will go out by the Ureat Western. Such securities as have been drawn upon arc to be provided for, and some cotton bills, I presume, have come back. , The holders of coiton here, many of them at least, manifest a stern oppugnatioa when called upon to put down prices. Such as are strong are determined to hold on, no matter what the Bank of England and Manchester cotton spinners do. Some small sales of cotton for the New-England manufacturers are nnJ at a deduction of It cents. The rates of foreign exchange are as follows: on England 1 (0: France mostly at 5f. 12 and 5f. 15; on Holland 41 to4U; on Hamburg 3GI to 3(;nnd on Bremen 81 cts. U. S. Bank stock stands the foreign news well. The sales are at 1131. Indeed this is now almost the only available stock in a foreign market. It is stated in Wall street to dav that the tl. S. Bank will supply exchange on London at 1 10, which gives a good deal of confidence. If the "Monster" can do that, we have not the least fear that the world will come to an end. The British Queen may be expected tomorrow, and nlmostcertain the dav after. The Common Council of Schenectady have refused to receive Mr. Van Buren in their of ficial capacity. No attempt, I believe, was made upon the municipal authorities in Albany. Mr. Van Buren, at every step, continues fully and wholly in the hands of his part, who assemble, as it were, a political convention wheresoever he goes. At the last ac counts, he was in Kinderhook. Aal. InL Nv-Yox, July 3a The stock market a thermometer almost always, say what we may of it indicates a good deal of life yet in the city. There is quite an animation to dav in stot ks. 1 he impression is, we have got tt the bottom at last, and we conclude Hint when we gel there we can begin to get up. a nere are no failures, feople begin to won der why they have been so sacred. There is ho run upon the banks, and if they are run to nunosr, me runners will only run in vain, for the circulation is so close that there is about dollar for dollar to meet it. As long as the depositors are steady, there can be no panic how. In the mean time, the U. States Bank is drawing at 110 but little, however, is done to-day, and to-morrow is the da) to provide exchange for the steam ships. . The British Onrm holds nn -' n.l . t,r - few see her. She is coaling, (a new, butneo cswry , word and will, . "potitively': sail on Thursday. ThcGOTtjteni goes with her, sd by side. , iiaeii will tf to best the

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has Phased throu--lo Albany. Ur. Cur has gone to Canada. Mr.VAit Bubex it in Schenectady. Head Quartets are to be at Saratoga Springs. ...... 1 he flour dealers begin to have hopes of a good market aboard It is unsafe to say there is a certain prwpect of n good crop in Eng. land, when we carefully compare all the accounts. In Italy, however, there is a good corp. In the sooth of France the season was so far advanced that a good crop was quite certain. In the north of Europe, however.the prospect was quite certain, so wet had been the weather. Flour, upon all this news, re fuses furlher to succumb in price.- It quite holds its head up to-day in the very face of our rich harvest. By the way, is it not as "wicked1' to export flour which we can eat, as specie which we cannot? .Vol. if. - ' coftrbspohdekcb ot v. s. gazettb. New York, July 31. .... Business continues without any material change to notice in its operations since my reports of yesterday. The transactions in cotton, owing to increased firmness on the part of holders, have been, however, more limited, some refusing to submit to the decline of id, which mar, notwithstanding, be considered established since Saturday. Flour is luuy ix a stoc. per obi. better than on Monday, and the receipt via the Canal, very light. . Western and Ohio mry now be quoted at $5 87 a $6, and probably the latter may be considered the current price. Georgetown sells freely at $0 a $6.25. No transactions of any amount in wheat, which may be quote J at $l.a $l.3U lor southern new. 1 here is no material variation perceivable in slocks, which however are scarcely as firm as yesterJay, though with a target business. The sales ofSterlingExchmge for transmiss ion by tne steam ships have been to a fair extent, and the demand well supplied; the current rates are 91 a 10 per cent. Drem. The U. S. B. drawing at latter rale. I he sales of stock include U. S. Bank at 112, Vickslurgh Bank 37 buyer, 20 days; uaiiK oi iventucKy vet, seller 3U days. Philadelphia. The North American of Aug. 1, says: There was, yesterday a little more aclivit) in the stock market, and a small advance In the price of United States Bank. The stock of the Vitksburgh Bank ad vanced considerably, owing, of course, to the recent anangemcnls by which gentlemen Known to our ritizens, shall hold the princi pal offices of the institution. That such a step should be desirable here, and that it should be to the decided benefit of the Bank, cannot be considered strange, when it is known that nearly three millions of that stock is owned and represented in Philadelphia. Bosrox. Sales at auction on July 31st. Pork, mess, 10 bbl. $16; 38 bbls. Ohio mess, $ 12 W, prime, o bbls. fis 25, all cash. New Orleans. We quote from the Lou isianian of the 22d: Flour This article has become much sliffer, and SO a a V2i mav be Quoted na tliA m. ing prices. Uur receipts are now of sma amount, and a large portion of our stock on bands has been soured by the hot weather. 1'rovisions. VTe note no chanee all arti cles under this head are extremely dull we quote mess perk $17 0 a IS; prime 13 50 a 14. Lard 91 a 11 cents. Arrived from Cincinnati, steamer Tarquin. 1 1 t Charleston The Courier of the 27ih quotes Bacon Hams 12 a 15, Shoulders, 10 a UjSides 1U a 111 Lard 121 a 13. Everv orancu oi iraae at a stand. Havana Market Julr 10. Since ours of the 7th, per Geneva, Flour las ncen sold at Slfct, 1 and 2 months credit nor could another large lot be sold at that price, although it is certain that the stocks are not large. Lard is now a dull article. The wholesale dealers buy only to supply their immediate wants at $17 a 171, in the hope of inducing some of the large holders to come down in their prices. But at no tolerable price could a large lot now be forced off. Sugars still keep apt vesterdar a sale of 26. 000 boxes took place at 9s to 134 cts. Coffee very scarce at $94 a 101. 1 as""""Bsus' r r amine- hi India. According to a state ment published by the British India Society it appears that wit'iin the last seventy-three years no less than sixteen desolating (amines nave occurred, and these, too, in a country of unexampled fertility. The dates at which these famines took place, are 1776, 1780, UttJ, 17U2, 18U3. 1819, 1820, 1824 t nnn ft aaa ft qua A.. iozy, iv3, iom, iimo, lew, icwo, and 1839. "The accounts which are given of the famine of 1838 are appalling In the extreme. At Agra 78,000 pining wretches were fe.l by tne nounty oi the public on tne 14th Aorili and between the 1st and the 15th of March, 1 ImJ inbrm and sightless creatures were fed in the same manner. , So great were the ravages ot death that the air for miles was tainted with the e3uv:a from the nullifying car cases of men and cattle, and the rivers of the

Jumma and the Ganges were choaked up and poisoned by the dead bodies thrown into their channels. The water and fish of these rivers Were rejected as unfit for use. The mortality Was at the rale of 10,CCO per month." - Let &r.

- " C'NSUfTPTION.

ui r'tr from 11 lni of nr.i;t ' r i Hlaiestsi; ilLsesrp of age,compri.ing Ibe nowertrenh oT ers our country One of the best remedies ever vet .wfonv to arrest mis eireiui malady this direful olalady t the very Cougha, Consumption, 8pitting of Blood and Aatb"cxuviu, la ids jueuj ceieoraieu Indian euro ui ioe WATASIA." . Annexed are some of the many recommendation hat might be giyen fn m individuals well known, and highly reapected iu extensive portions of our country. ' - - t .' - - - The - following' Is from Rev. J. Spauldinp, Secretary of the Western Education Society; Mr. Peck Sear Sir; la reply to your question, "Has tho Wataeia been of any aervicet? I era bPPV to say it has succeeded in my family ndmirmbljf. The case was one of severe Coogh, attended with pain in the side or breast, and threatento end ia consumption. Oa Usicg the. above Medicine, the cough and pain have disappeared and health has been restored. To my frienos I do not heaitate to say tkv it. Cin., Dec. 5, 1836. J. 8PAULD1NG. The subscriber having used the ' Wataaia," in a severe pulmonary affection, can attest to ite superior virtues in diseases of the lungs. The success in faia case was truly artoniahing leaa than one bottle being sufficient to restore him to health. Cia. Jan. 1837. A. NOYES. For sale at the Drug Store of C. CAIN, Urookvlile, where additional certificates and directions may be obtained. C. & K. CAIIL TTTTAV1NG purchased the atore of J. C.Sweasy, AM on the 8. W. corner ofDurgess and Claiborne streets, and having removed their assortment of Drags, Medicines, Paints and Dve-nmnV tn ;! store, now offer to the public a good assortment of j "oooa, naraward, Queens ware, &c. as well as a ireneral aasortment nf timi.. n... Medicines, Paints. Oils. Dmow. P.in dec. AH of which thev will sell tow rn.f aoii l 0 -w "ws, wwa vi produce. . April 17, 1839. . Itly NEW GOODS. subscribers would resoectrullv Inf.um THE their customers and the citizens irenera.lv ih.i they are now receiving from Jtw rer Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and '. Gncitinali. A general assortment of MERCHANDIZE; , - Consisting or the following; Dry Goods and Groceries of all kinds Hard Earthen, Queen's and Tin W A It C ; Liverpool, China, and RrStmin. J . BOOT&SHOES, PUMPS SLIPPERSt Fur, Silk, and Palm and Leghorn Hals; an oi wnich we will sell on the most rAr.kl. lerms. tumuu PRODUCE taken in ex change for goods. LONG & BROWN. Broolmllo, Msy 23, 169. JUST RECEIVED and FOR SALE, by the barrel or lees quantity. u odis. sugar, . 8 do Moiasea, 4 do Mackerel, ; , 600 Iba. best Codfish, 700 lbs. Rice, 5 bbls. Brandy, 5 do Rum, 3 do Wine: Af.sn iuuu IDs. CSoal Leather: V.min. K. i. ..J 1 3 I. n ' " es; oraau orass Kittles. N. D. fJAl t.inK Brookville, March 27th, 1839. Urookrille CHAIR nA,liFArTftnv JE. WHEAT respeotrully informs the Citizen nf Rrnnl.au J . - 111. .u, UV surroundinff couatrr. that k k. ...k ifl fit .i hi.mself in the Chair Manu factaV I r,DeT wusiness, in all its various branch win be at all times ready to accommodate parsons with Cane 8t van.. j uiuwTvii.in. ovuers, oec. oi every description, and of the latest Cincinnati Fashions. 1 ri..: . . - "" House and Sign Paintin?; doors. riini. jupainted ia imitation of Mahogany, Curled Maple v-r" niniaiions oi n ood, or Marble His shop is in the east end of C. F. Clatkson's nef b.ujiiin' orlfc tof the public square. l1??5 Tow" Property fbr Sale. it . ; remo lo ine s wish to sell iMino ii in tne town ofSomerset. Franklin eoun ty, Ind. it ia well improved having a fine two ur j u weuing wiia a aiore-room attached to it, sad also a new frame 18 bv 20. on the will answer for a family residence or a store room a good atab.e, smoke-house, &e., and a well of tne oest oi water, convenient to tht kitchen. The lot is well enclosed with a rood board fenoe. ami will furnish aa good a garden spot as can be found in the W estern country. It is near the White Water Canal, and will be a valuable acquisition to tht wiuib ccommoaaiing. call upon the subscriber, or R. B. White, who now resides upon it, tor iu riuer particulars. t , D M- HARDIN. July 17, 1839. 9-7w unless f Tl sl DOZ. first quality of upper leather just received, ALSO, 8U0 lbs. first quality role lsSkSkAS ASkJ dU.. UL W Fes. 1, 183 . R. ie.sj, TTftEa. Ao. i, iVcw Building north east of public square. 1 Henry Smith, ' TTft ESPECTFULLY informs his customers and ii.V the public in general, that he kaa . room in Mr. clarkann's new frame, oa the corner north east of the public square, which he intends occupying aa a furniture room, and where he intends to keep constantly for sale, all descriptions ,VABJNF roKNIYURB.- wen.. Side Boards, Plain and Fancy Bureaus, Breakat-. a ta aT f a -.. a-M . . jart, fining, oiae ana fur Table; Fancy, Common and French Bedsteads; Stands and Sofas, oer anicies in tba Cabinet line; all ef " am win warrant not inferior, with regard to materials and workmanship, to any manufactured in, or brought to the place; and as it will be his constant aim to please all who may call upon him, he expects liberal favors. He requests those wishing to pursbsse. to examine his Furniture, sad lIM upuu WUIOB DM Will Mil. A ay of the above articles will be mads tn ordar at tha shortest notice. A good supply oa haad.

Brootvuie, juiy ut 1839. . v3-tf TJB have on hand st fresh supply of R0 T w and Java Coffee, and for sale by a prico & co. DrosAvlrtc, April SO, IZZX . :

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1U LJTTER V , to b drt;ra idlrJcsOer next. lhe huJ ' 10 'h,? '"T h."ve !77" "'"5 !. "? ""l" ?ZZ extremely low charge of $20 per Ticket the val ue and number f the Capitals, and the revival of the good old custom or warranting; that every prize shall bo drawn and sold, will, we are sore, give universal satisfaction, and especially to the .Si Hundred Prize HoldtnU! To those disposed to adventure, we recommend early application being made to ua for tickets when the prizes are all sold, blanks only remain-the first buyers have the best chance. We therefore, emplatically say del&y not, but at once remit and transmit to us your orders, which ahall alwaya re eeive our immediate attention. Letters to be ad dressed, and application made to ' , SYLVESTER & CO., .. 156, Broadway, N. Y. ' OT Observe the Number, 156. $700,000"! $500,000!!! $25,000!!! 6 Prizes - of 20,W0!I! 2 Prizes of 15,000!!! . .3 Prizes of 10,000!!! . Grand Real Estate and Bank Stock Lottest, of property situated in New-Orleans. (grThe Richest and most Magnificent Scheme etcr presented to the public in ihis or . any other country, . . TICKETS ONLY $20. Authorized by an set of the Legislative Assembly of Florida, and under the direction of the Commissioners acting under the same. To be drawn at Jacksonville, Florida, December 1st, 1839. Schmidt & Hamilton, Managers. SILVESTER CO., 156, Broadway, New-York, sole agents. Ao Combination Numbers ! ! ! 1 100,000 Tickets, from No. 1 upwards, in succession., The deeds of the Property and the Stock iransierrea .n trust to tbe Commissioners appointed by the said act of the Legislature at Florida. for the security of the Prize, holders. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 Prize The Arcade 2e6 feet 6 in ches 4 lines, on Magazine st; 126 feet 6 in cites, on matches st; 126 feel 6 inches, on Gravier s t Rented st about $37,000 per an. Valued at $700,000 i i-nze o-itv hotel lt2 reet on Coinmort att 146 feet 6 Inches, on Camn t Rented at $25,000 valued at 600.COO 1 Prize Dwelling IIute (adjoining the Arcade,) No. 16, 24 feet 7 inches front, on - " Natchez st; rented at $1,200. Valued at 20,000 i nze aiito (adjoining the Arcade,) No. 13, 23 feet front on Natchez st; rented at I, -jw. -valued at J0.000 ft r i . . . . . No.. 20, 23 feet froot on Natchez st; rented a rriM auio ladioininir tlM Areitdol at i.VUU. luedat ,. 20.000 of Basin and Custom House sts;40 feet front on Basin and 40 on Franklin st, by 127 feet deep in Custom House at; rented at 1,500. i t rue oiuo iXO.i. northeast enrnnr aiueaai ... 20,000 ft n .. ftk n a of Basin and Custom House sis; 32 feet 7 inches on Basin, 32 feet 7 inches on Franklin. lftT S a. - a a . i rnse oiuo 10.4. snnthwnt mmtr rem iv t mcnesoeep in rront or Custom uouae st; rented at 1,600. Valued at 20,000 1 rrize OHIO 10. .l.iH. If4 feet H inrha on Royal st, by 127 feet 11 inches deep; ren ted at I, two. valued at 15.000 1 Eft Afrt 11 . . r-m -t.tk. m. rnze ju snares canal uauk stock, siuu 25 000 1 ditto 200 do Commercial do do 20,000 1 ditto 150 do MechanieaAzl'radoraMA.Iinn 1 ditto 100 1 ditto 100 1 ditto 100 1 ditto 50 1 ditto 50 1 ditto 25 1 ditto 25 1 ditto 15 1 ditto- 15 do Citv Bank. 10,000 10,000 do do j , . i do do do Exchange Bank, 10,000 6,000 5,000 2,500 no do do Ua Light Bank, do do do Mechanics d Traders', do do 2,500 1,500 1,500 20 ditto each ten shares ofttm I j,;.:.n. Slate Bank, 100 dollars each: each nWcA 1 . atfita- B IS ST w t ujuoonars, - . , 201)00 f . I. . . . . ... each; each prize 200 dollars of the Gas Light w uiivu cacu IWO Snares Of IUO dnllara -"" nun uinu eaca one snaro or iim tinii.M oi me uans oi Louisiana, - 20,000 200 ditto each one share of 100 dollars New-Orleans Bank. of the 150 ditto each one share of 100 dollars, of the Lnion Bank of Florida, . 15,000 20,000 lAfU .1.1,500,000 iiia.io m nKJ SI1AKLS. , h,ibe l h option of the winners of prizes of Bank Stocks either to taka the stock itself, or iuv par iu uiereoi in caeb. The whole of the Tickets, wilh tbeir Numbers, j vwuiaipiog me rrizes, win be exam ined and Maled bV the Commissioner a nntlnta.! under the Act, previously to their beinj put into tbe wheels. . One wheel will contain the whole of w "umoero. tne otber will contain the Six Hun areu rrizcs, and tbe first six hundred Numbers that ahall be drawn out. will be entitled io anoh prize as may be drawn to its number, and the foriunio noiaoru oi suco rrizes will have such property transferred to them immediately after tbe --""'gi anwicN-tserea, ana without any deduc lion! ?rS?it0T! every ia United Sutes, as ha Wa.i Jr . - ar n .aoow In canaua, and other of the British provinces, are requested to insert the above as a standing advertisement, until the let of DewnwrneH, ana to send their accounts to us, together with s paper containing the advertisement v . . - SYLVESTER dc CO., Msy8S, I839. 24-0m. 150, Broadway, N.V Thrashing Cleaning Machines. rmHE subscriber, from Philadelphia, offers to . t 1 Vp.ub,if f DtTid Kane'- (of Chester csuo-jr,..P.V-T,BtM,l,n nd Cleaning Machines, which will thrash and Jean all kinds of grain from the ...w, niv. m excepieo, ana also, which will shell on bubl ia three minutes, by haMlfl nn ftaTsv t Any gentleman desirous of aeoinv tka aka. chine in operation, and models. Can do so by calloA1,''. 8An Miller's, or Hudson Gentry's S. Fairneld, Ffsuklin county ta. Ststs, County. Individual Righu,or a singlamacbiiM, win bo l!Ln.?,0!!lb'' u- Uonorgod aotta will bt uksa tu exeban-e for pateat ngbt, by aaP,n.i. ,rPETfiR A- HUMPHRIl. March 15, 16S3. , ,' , 14.. yle laeatber. " TTTJ A TE on hand a good lot ttt Sola Leatliwr.ad

:"? and VTlNTEn GOOD 11V. tbUdelphis. Baltimore and Pitubura heavy and well selected stock of Fall and VinV.! Goods, which they offer for sale at the 0eet or.r.. .t athnlpaala anil rot, II " P"Ce,

following articles, viz Btue,brt brown, drab, olime, intuillt gr dahlia, tltel mixed nd pilot coA; blve rI W; drab, Heel mixed, ttriptd and plaid iaiiJnd Ky. jeamt; plaid tintey; red, white md flanmets; printed do.; blue, green, white andnd ca iton do.; plain and Jig'd merinoet, gro onn o- , orowa ana green bombasclli nL bombasine. French, English and American prim. Ginghams. Cotton and linen diaper i. Jl,.' sheetings, bed ticking, eoFd muslins, apron check? canmus and padding, carpeting, merino Jrinee wtings, corded skirts; cotton, worwlrd, gun elai tic and net suspenders; Sf worsted hue; irk avl while coiton and silk do., lamb's wool do. whiit and mixed cotton half do. Ladies If aver l-j silk, cotton and berlin rlores. Oentfrm ' ' ' . ' " " ' ana coiton da j ana's. Satin, bombazine and retvel stocks. Skirt duck wtuiw. m iwhiu, raMze, Safin and 1 ,U ononis ana cottars. M Bolton, thread, title and blond edgings. Cotton, thread, lisle and mwJi intertiont.' Bobinett and thread laces. Grecian and babinett footings. JVeedle work and bobir.,ti capes and collars. Flg'd and plain jaconett Book, Swiss and mull mut in. Cambrics. P0m and fg'd bobinetts. Bl'k and Green dattti thule. BCk, gro Swiss, gro de nap and lutettrine silks. Cord gro de nap Jig'd poi de soi and coronation do- Satin laventine. Sersneit. m.;,. satin. White, piuk and green Jlorence. Brt white and straw eof d crapes. Bl'k silk tehrt Plaid and kr'd do. Bl'k and scarlet m-.L shawls and htTkfs; Prussian shawls; Thibet hkjs; tintlania, cotton fiag, nlk flag, pongee, brk stlk and linen do.; plaid ero de tmn. f,-. damask, rnendarine, plaid hernani and damntk dress do.; brk and plaid silk cravats; reticula; infants' cups; Grecian boots; silk nurses: ,! fur and sdet caps; fur collars; Englifh Urn ygnorn ana tuscan bonnets;. wtUon hoods; fir and silk hats; cotton, gingham, and silk umbrellas; bordered, plain and fie'd parasols; laates gaiter ooots; ieatnr, kid, morocco, and letting shoes; children's kid,moiocto and letting do.; Men's calf, kip and coarse brogans; rosnt and fine boots, 4e. &c. A eenetal assortment of Groceries. Harder. and Cutlery; Queens, Glass and Tin cwrUrug and Medicines; Blank, Miscellaneous t, School Books; Castings and Mails: Lnrr. Unit and Trace Chains; Cross cut, Mill, Hand, Wood and Pannel Saws; Grain and Amtt Canal novels; Manure forkst Sieves: Painted B,irlr. ets; Coffee Mills; Steel vards-. Si mm mi' t bmJ Colliti if Cn nmiu Mf fliuu..'-. it f - - v'yysrt rfijcf, OC. Brookville, Xn: 21, 1838. NOTICE. THE Brookville Insurance Company will receive raonev on denoaite at iu..nir.. .n .. following terms, namely for 2 months 3 par csnt per annum for 3 month 4 ner rpntrr A mnnllii p.reol"'"l,d for 9 f more months 6 per cent. Risk on all kind of propcrtv will bs takes u usual: for terms apply at tbe office of tbe Company, east upper room, above Price de Adams' Saddltr store. . ; S. GOODWIN, Presides . A. 21'Cartt, 1 . . N. D. Gallior, I t ; i'. rates, I. WYKW, War. McCLtasT, ' Eaoca McCastt, .. G. Hollasd, Joan W. Ihrr, 8ecry. Oct. 12 41 SLGAC8. XT AVE on hand a good supply of N. 0. AJT Sugar & Loaf do. and for sale br. n . D. PRICE, & Ce. Brookville, April 30, 1839 tf. H Doctor Jno. B. DaYis, AS taken up bis residence in Brookill.tti offers hi service aa a practitioner of Medicine and Surgery to tbe inhabitants of tha towa and country. . . . Brookville, Dee 17, 1838. N. B. Doct.. Davis will operate on teeth if rsqueted will insert, plug und cleans tLem is lbs latest and most improved, manner. Rice. JUST received a Tierce of fresh bice, 4 v for sale by the keg or lb. D. TRICE, & Co. Brookville, April 30, 183a tf. COTTON TARN. 7,000 lbs. cotton yara.sssorted somber, for sale by May 22, 1839. R. At 8. TYNElt. NOTICE. THE undersigned having become agents for tbe White Water Cotton Factory, r so prepared to furnish Merchant and their cuitamer, with a 8vraiOB article of yarns, carpst chain, candle-wict ing and salting, at Cina. prices, at tbeir atore in Brookville. - LONG J BROWN. Jaa'y Otb, 1839. 4- , CODFISH. UST received a Drum of fresh Codf'sh. & Y . for sale by D. PRICE, & Co. Brookville, April 30, 1839. If. Cash Wanted. ALL psrsoaa indebted to D. Pries Jc Co. daring tbs last year are requested to call so close tbem, by cash or ins-bill. - N. B. And person who notes bars laid orsr from last year most mak immediate paymast, ss it is impossibk to get along without t snsnkirl needAil. D. PR ICR CO. Brookville, DueV tSth, CS3. - COOTS and GI20E3. C RECEIVED and for sals, 450 pairs Miller' cosr boots. 84 ' do kip do do coarse a ho Kd coouaoa sssna she. 209 800 800 .240 ISO ISO '1C0 i 39, 100. boys' do ; do youth do ,; d . . . wouea's Ip eases. " do .'! xoif. - '" .w. i " eUldrsa'fe . -" boy esarse boots . , ? youths' - do . . Millar's co-amon eoar boot. '

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