Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 33, Brookville, Franklin County, 16 August 1839 — Page 2

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THfe PRESIDENCY. " v" A tetter received in theis city written by n ntern cehtleman. who has recently nnaud wrciy through the State of New-York, from L4e city to Buffalo, has been thonrn us, and we daTe been permitted, to make the following extracts. The author ia an individual of un impeachable ialecritf.nnd is cool and cau tious in the formation and expression of his opinions: hence, we mar fairly presume that he is not kecking to manufacture political capital, or envious or gaining a repulition as a skillful, scliemeing politician. He furnishes facts. The names hare been iunnnp.t fmm motives of delicacy, which will readily be unJ iersiooa: An. ncp. t . . "While at Philadelphia I was informed bv h gentleman in private lite, but who takes great interest in public affair?, a former resident of Massachusetts, that the friends of Mr. Webster would support Gen. Harrison in the national craven lion. Tins idea was repeated to roe in the interior of New-York, and by a person who could not be mistaken, and who had no motive to deceive. He said Mr. Ad ams, and other whigs of Massachusetts, entertained an opinion that Webster and his friends would support Harrison and that Mr. Clay could not get .Massachusetts. . ?Mr. ii , of New-York, seemed to fear that Mr. Clay might carry their delegates. 1 found the papers there buoyed up with the National Convention Would nominate Mr. Clay;althoigh I learned afterwards, at Albany, that , or the , was secretly Harrison's friend ; and that the diversion in favor f Gen. Scott originated in the feelings not particularly auspicious to the views of Mr. -1 found Col and Gen'l , of Albany, aird , of Sackett's Harbor, warmly eeted to our cause 1 remained a day or 4wom Albany, and there met many of the influential men or the State, and from everv part of the interior: they nil without a sin islescepuon, concurred in the 'Ae nomination of Mr. Clay by the Convention mem at nome." , - Were I at librty to gi ve you names you would see at once . mj information cannot be erroneous. Uov. Seward is extreme!? orudent and cautious as to the expression of his ptrfcrcr.. of the tiro bany Journ and rather General to Gov. Seward, is supportifigtScott; nJ the Auburn paper, devoted to Seward, Tt US) flik 9 . A . . . a unmwa nag at tne mast head. ai Rochester 1 met ith a number ri-a tg men, nnd,mong others. Lieut. nv. !!. t thb, one or the most interesting men I ever , rory"". a gentleman by education, in Ting, habits, and manners. In this citv,too, 1 rim ti its ) a s a fc. w ' wc vr..vu ,crDH:a io oe general, that nom uui'ng oi air. juiay would be the loss or the ia."c. ai uuuoio the Same sentiments were fcpresfe, ana, it possible, with more emphn e r r . . " 5n A0? M no support In this irom tne Anti-AIasons, the Abolitionist ind me insh the latler tn tonsequence oi . -i nU vronneii. me opinion teems to be prevalent here that these questions ia the north will counteract the infl,, men ue omerwise might have acquired bv bis views as Id the land bill and the pre empl.on taw, while that same land bill and hi fmnlinn lam .:il l ... --...w.. nui iusc mm me west. ik- fcH lhan oPe influential man Seemed to ....... uKineroi great importance, to try to tnake an imprenion upon Mr. Clay's rriends tJ indute him to decline, helievetn that Mr Clay woulJ not hesiUte if the real state of thing was made known to him. In the city or Iew-ork I met with a diftttnimUh.t rtt rMr. Clav.who. bpino-tnirJ.-.J , n Kentuckun, opened $ mind very freely, without knowing my views. He dwelt noon me prospect of the case being taken to Congress, and was counting upon Mr. Clatt receiving RAeen Slates, in several or which he T" wwn. mis how the d lesperate .wing, oi Mr. fjiay's friends. In a word, thenolitiri.i.. 7t V 3f nd not for . . . - r -- iiiiuuk inn vrpm vention, for the strong mans and the prevailIng impress.cn new ts, that Harrison U that a ner win tm. in tj i r - man. v Demit not strike you a, n little Vmguktr. that, in none or the paWu speeches (made by Sir. Clay In the .nnr f i.u 1- ' through this debateablc ground (has there been an di.iin. i .1 t ,. "5 . Private tour pated candidate of the or nimsiua 0 nim as the antici wrJ. for U, ta. IhrtEZZZ utSTJS Tnk acquisition, and not for empty glory j and they do not tntend to sink with Mr. Clay however 1 iV5!111 be 10 ,wim Hh him. thaaTrT . e cllJr nineteen them are noncommittal, fourteen for Harris of na seven tor Clay." q. Republican. -' ' .. M ' son .1 . z inns Km me oUier day who had scarcely entered her teens, "mai,,t 1 getmarriedP "Why, ciiild; said tne anxious mother h K.i .i. . . MH.wiri.-1111.' turf lilil. ll ... toat notion i.i your head P "Cause all the 2?s5S -lW1 to "Well, you must S m? ?: ,DonHy never Hj jV , quon again. Mai ned,iodeed never heard the like!" -w. ar il e JS& fo,j!or'nKlto", M given at the .keen the eRct. of striped pigW K)ur ghe Middle States the drawing roomWt Bwrth M the WeU, Use silalu-

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ttt J, we?Uifat ja to tni tretty hard ISjfi - WtSCOHMN L.NM. Th atttnlinn Ilia public to .the . proclamatlen of (e President, ;,tu lor the pu,biic land sales in Wtmnsin, to take plate in October next, which appcnrsinonrrnliimna in.la 1 he lands which nr Ant i h .u t nni less than 42 50 per ncre (according to the wwy nre me alternate, or even numbered sections I vinir within fi side ol the Milwaukee and Hock rive Canal as nnauy located, and which were reserved 1,I1' United Stales by the ActofI8th June, rhev will be tmrlicularlr worthy nf "l""uu wn account oi tneir proxiitiityto the Lanal. The other portion or- the Bate emtirarra iands likewise convenient to the Canal which heretofore were reserved from tale under the provisions of the Ulh section or the Act ol 18th June 1838, as pnbably Tailling within the limits or the Canal grant, but subsequent ly ascertained not to be within limits.' They will be sold to the highest bidder at not less however than 25 oer acre, nccor. ding to the general law fur the sale of the public land. mi Drnu Iowa Lands. The lands which are adver tised for Sale in Iowa, are In the southern part of the territory,' (in the Burlineton land dis trict,) and from their situation and quality of fer Unusual attractions to perrons desiious of emigrating to this new tounliy, or toothers wno may wisn to eUect purchases there. i ney are situated on and adjacent to the Mississippi rirer.fthe most wrsterlr irt i,lwn not being more than about 40 miles from the river,) in a region finely watered be the Dcs Moines, Iowa, and other rivers. The soil is said to be among the most fertile on the pub lic, domain, being thitfly prniric with groves of timber sufficient for farming purposes beautifully distributed and intersected with limestone ridges which afford facilities for makinn roads, so desirable in prairie countries, and abundant supplies of stone (or building. :. Jnd. Detn. Soxrrttuo SiNouna. There ia a widow lady, residing in the Southwestern parlor tl.t. . I . . a " una vouniy, w no is seventy six years of age, has been a widow lady, twenty-nine yearsj has been entirely blind or seven years; has been the mother of eleven children, sixtythree grand children, and. nine great grand children jin all cighty-three. Out or the i.unv ber there have been but nine deaths. Th whole r the survivors reside in the Stale or Indiana. I ne old lady is yet in the eniotircnnii vi uuuj,Hiia an extrordinary a,iw ui wrtcmvvrgn. litpotllvry r Always Uappv. An Italian Bishan atn. gled through great difficulties without nni. ti i n vt mat 1 1. M.kb.l. ' ; ? . . . "si "! iiiui.ii uipnauion in nlS episcopal lunctions without betraying the least impatience. One or his intimate friends. no nigiuy ncmirea inose virtues which he thought it impoxsible to imitate, onr. titVH me I'rclate if he could impart the secret of oeing always easv. "Yes. ' ren ied th man, ! can teach rou mv secret nnd wiih great facility it consists in making a right use or my eyes." Hit friend begged him to explain himself. 'Most willingly returned the Bishop. "In whatever state I am, 1 first look up to heaven, and' remember that my principal business here is to get there; I then look down upon the earihand call to mind how small a sp.ce I shall occupy in it when I tome to be Interred: I then look nrnnnit in lh World, and observe what multitudes there are in all respects more unhappr than myself. Thus I learn where true happiness Is placed, where all our cares must end, and what little reason I hnve to repine or complain." PlRATKS SWEEP TUkSba CIDER rAmaTnt.. ens. The Loco Focos have caught the hint and plunder n stolen, name. The darkest deeds recorded hi history, have been commitiea unuer the pretended cloak or Christian!a vSv it J . a. iy. : i ne uasest pmuigacjr thai ever disgraced a gosernment, is now countenanced and protected quder the assumed garb of democracy, ir tlie people n&k of their rulers an explanation or the maddesl measures an excuse for me most naerant abuses SKt Ufnriinn l - w awi ftflDft A inlaisaM,l a S ft. A . . ft "cuui Eainsi luture losses what an swer is returned them! 'emocraV is shout ed in their ears as an nil sufficient reply l This talismanic word is the grand cure-all ana panacea lor me body politic. It is ex pelled to silence all murmunrpmA. li ohjections-jusury all acts. Under the specious pretence or exclusive democracy, the public pocket is picked with imnunitv. I.nwa. VV.U.UIUUUHB, oams arc violated, openly and shamelesslyall for the glory or the democ-rtn-l-' Am ill . i - . . :....t . . r. . . ..... ,..i.,gu unsr, so ooiu nave men liecome, that Hi s shallow artifice is expected to prevail over reasonjustice truthai.d to bear r demagogues triumphantly through, for rs to come! Wlt ea . - ........ w vviiuini nnn.nl.nrf'.i. l.t. I . . ....... ..U uwa una nope cmorace! '!' ' yww York, Mail,' 1 OLIR4TIOM. 1 )s lollowina rrl.,i:nn was adopted at the late annual meeliug or' the Ohio State A. S. Society: 8 "fletoicerf, That every Church which poses the abolition cause is not a Church o( -iinsi, out a synagoeue of ISatan." . RaMUTiEs.-rA? person beliiB? naL-od was meant bv the .t-aliiia oy me .-cadlies of life, answered TreaI ?Wte, real money, and a real mod uiuaer-tiotia or which nnd h Ji.A mUiout reaUtwd wprd, - ... ,

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. wu me a. corner oi argeM ana visibornt streets, and btving removed tbeir aaaortraent Of Drag, Medieiaes, Paints ttni Ore-Muffs, to Mid store, now offer to tbo publie a rood assortment of urj whqb, nsraward, lueensware, Ate. aa well fts a general assortment of Kegtilarid Bbtantc Medieiaes, PainU, Oils, Drugs, Paterfl Medicines. &c. All of which the will sell low for CASH or produce. '- April 17, 1829. t6-ly NEW GOODS. THE subscribers would respectfully Intotm tbeif custouiers and the citizens generally that theysre now receiving from New York Pnilnictj hia Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, A general assortment of ' : -.: . . MERCHANDIZE; Consisting of the following-; : Dry Goods and Groceries of all kinds -Hard. Earthen, Queen's and Tin XV A UK; Liverpool. China, and Hrilania, BOOTS, SHOES, PUMPS & SLIPPERS; Fur, Silk, and Palm and Leghorn Hats; All or which wo will sell on the most favorable terms. COUNTRY PllODlCE taken in exchange for goods. I.OXG Ac MtOWN. llrookville, Ma 23,18:19. t'ST RECEIVED ad F)R 8 ALE, by the barrel or leas quaaiiu, . 10 llbla. Supar. 8 do Molascs. ' do Mackerel, 6(10 lbs. best Codfish, 7U0 lbs.' Itice, , T 6 Ibis. Brand, 5 do Rum, n do Winei v ALSO, It 00 lbs. Botl Leather; Castings, Kails and Axes; Small (trass Kittles. N. D. QALLION. Brookville, March 27tb, 1839. . Brook ill CUAIR .Tl 11 FACTO II Y. JJ -WHEAT respeotfully informs the Citizens Of Hrookill anil surroundintr country, that l.n haa m b ... ... - - -" tflli "b 0"naclf in tWa Chair Mii.of.ctu - ring HusiiicsB, iu ail i T. ea. lie will be at all times read to accommodate persons with Cane Seat, Fancy and u masoruDarrs: settees, &c. of erery description and of the latest Cincinnati Fashioa ' uouss ana sign ramiii iloors, csunters, Ac painted in imitation of Mahogany, Curled Maple Oak and all other imitations of Vod, or Marble His shop is in the east end of C. F. rtar!nn nw frame building, north east of the public square Sl'iSt!? Tow" opcrty for Sale. 2 . . . remove o the east, 1 wish to sell ioi no ii in me town ofSomerset. Franklin conn ty, Ind- It is well improved having a fine two wry owuiog who a store-room attached to it, and slso a new frame 18 by 20, on the corner, which will answer for a family residence Ar a store room a good siab.e, amoke-house, &pv, and a well e tne nest oi water, convenient to the kitchen. The lot is Well encloaed with a good board fence, and will furnish as good a garden spot as can be found in me v ester n country, it ia near the While-Wa terfanal.and will be a Valuable acquisition to the purchaser. Terms accommodating. Call upon the subscriber, or R. B. White, who now resides upon ii, ior lurioer particulars. t . , ,n D. M. HARDI.V. ; Jtt 1839- 89-7w unless f itIAnOtAI i Y. ViTniviTtTni?. Ao. I, New Building north cal of public square. j oaiasssj, TO ESPECTFULLY informs his customer, and ' me nuoue in irenerai. that l.n i... room in Mr. Clarkson's new frsme. on the corner a. . ' - eviasru urui essi oi me p.ionc square, which he intend occupying as a furniture room, and where he ia. lends to keep constantly for esle, all descrint ions of CAIIINKT KlTUNIvitm.' " . P110" - ...... . ..u, aucn aa . oirfe Hoards, Plain end Fancy Bureaus. Break, jasi, Ltmngt pictc and Pur Table,' Fancy, Common and French Bedsteads Stands and Snfi, sT sa . And an other articles in tho tkinai .r .... j "" ' win warrant hot infer or. -;ti. .u:l i .,, . ail VI to Ix.lB.i.l. , l. " ' 11a " t" . """""?. w any manufacta .w .,.,ur unwni io tac piace; and as it will be hia constant aim to please all who may call upon ...., vxcis uoerai lavors. lie requests those iu (.unPc,io exsmine his furniture, and .- .......a u)iu nuica ne win sell. Any of the above articlca will be made to order " notice. A good supply on hsnd. Brookville, July 17, 1839. 29tr SSK. T2wn Property for Sale. vvy woereo ior sale on the 21st of Sep ; . n"1 ,H loU ,n lw bottom "u? 'r.?A",n,tlh7wilh 10 n Butler's old ., .,c caicuiatca ror business, and are located in that part of the town where all the .,...ua u..ncM,wiii oe done. The terms " v. now.n." .2? J?' "le. which w...o...rr... ""l.LEt Executrix . . W, W. BUTLER, Execntor. Aug. 7. 32 THIS DA the partnership of D. Price s Co tsVBSl til Srtlaal IVa Ma..l ....v..,. w7 iHuiuai consent. t All persons , " u.n. wnu me above firm are requested to call and close the same, aa immediate payment wil be wanted, especially those whose notes have been standing over from last year . Price is duly authorised to settle all accounts v. iu urm. D. PIUCE. ' August 6th, 163ft 32 JOHN W. HITT. IhrJ ":AV.k!" ? bl ,0.h." Ri""irton,of 7. ."!""""; iBip, rranaiinco., Ind.. oa the OihJ.y of July. 18.19. one pray mlreof'tue following description, to-wit; said en ray is a danpie pray mare 15 bands hiirh. aknJ .ii -" j v! eollar mark en each side of the neck. 1 1 year old ap-rajaed to fifty .even dollar, and fifty cent., .p. 1 v w n , l.ll.SL'UIIKY.S. P , : : . & a. rviaami fri Brookville. under lb A n..7 " fice, are now orensrad tn M..t .n '? t" TAIUWIKO BUSINESS, in tht ftsiioil! ble and Workmanlike manner, and k.J CI

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Kew at , vjntl't Caatl fccij. W.iffff VB, -Plies regularly (k SFkif-Water Canal ee- - : Iwcew Braoktille aid Lawrenceburgh. DT will leave Urookville every Monday, Wed nesday and Friday, at 61 o'clock A. M.. and arrive at Lawrenecburgh' th satue day. Leave Lawrenceburgh every Tuesday, Tburcdsy and Saturday, at 61 o'clock A: Si., and arrive St urookville the same day. ? . . The NATIVE is a new Boat, well fitted op to accommodate passengers, or to carry freight Ever exertion will be inado to render satisfaction and comfort to pasEengera; and freight 'will be carefully delivered. ' Arrangements Lave been made to meet the lines of Hacks noticed -below. For freight or passage, apply to D. Hoffman and L.wis Itipgs at Brookville; to Join S- Moorehouse and Mr. lleiuiis, Lawtenceburgh, or to 8. COFFIN, Matter. . LINE OP HACKS : Fnosr lUnnisoN to Cikcinnati. ' , The subscriber has established a Line of Hacks, to run on the Turnpike from Harrison to Cincinnati; to leave Harrison every Monday. Wednesday and Friday, so soon as tho Canal lioat Native arrives from Urookville, and arrive at Cincinnati the same day; and to leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning and arrive at Harrison in time to lake the Canal lloat 4ot Brookville the same day. This line of hacks, in connection with the canal boat and the accommodation hacks at Urookville, will he the most pleasant, aaesl and cheapest route to travel, for the east.-ru portion of Indima. For passage, apply at tho Mansiun House, Cincinnati. " JOHN GOULEY, Proprietor. a cco.v.vod.1 rojy ua vks. The subscriber is prepared to convey in hacks, to any place wilbin one days tisvel from Urookville, any persons who may arrive al Brookville hy the above lines, or other travellers. His carriages are good, horses gentle, and prices low. . J. J. TEMPLETOiS', Proprietor. August, 1839. 32Isaac I. Keely, j vs. M. C. Luce. tn Franklin Circuit Court, February Term, 1889. Foreign Attachment. 4 AN 0 now at this day, to-wit; the ltfth day of February, A. D. 13:19. at the February term uiraiu at ioe saia court, comes the plaintiff, by J. Itymsn, his att'y, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that tho defendsiit is not s resident of this State It is therefore ordered the Court tbnt the pendency of this attachment , published for four weeks successively in tho Indiana American, a weeklv newsnaitor nul.li.hd i . :Jr.i ! . . . . . Brookville, in the county of Franklin and Slate of luaisna, nomying aim requiring the said defendant to appear and answer the attachment afore said, prior to the hearing thereof, or judgment will icnucicu ngauiai itim oy Oeiauit. ' ' . Attest, 13 July. I8W. . 29 4w KOBEltT iOHN.Crk F.C.C LHS IRONJust received and f v?vv vr ror sale by the quantity atCin cinnati prices, adding the freight on the Canal, by " '" If a rrnrh Brookville, July 25, 1SC9. Itushville Herald and Connersville Watchman will copy the above 4 weeks and forward their ac counts to us ior payment. . It. 4 S. T. BOOT A SHOE STORE. rrpuis ouiisuHiHEKS wish to inform tbe J- Pudiic generally that they have, and will continue to have, on hand, an assortment of .j- Boots, Shuts, mid Slippers, of all kinds, superior to any ever offered in this place, all of their own manufacture and for sale. ""ui' vr rciaii, at tne lowest prices. Work Warranted. TLey will also keep an assortment f LEA THER and FJV57V7.?. of all kind, on hand and for sale al the lowest pri ulyTO, IS39. 3, . I) Ii M VV IM Ar. TIII1U1U - Sugar & .Tlnlaeses. Tlift Hhds.of Sugarjaou ilHJC 12 barrri. of Alolasi molasses, just received and for sale by ' K. oe a. TYNER. Aug. I,l9. . TAKE NOTICE OF late, a call for money seem, but little resrarued. no maitop Um .i j. . . r iuu urui mav nave been stsndinc! It i not the interest f .Merchant to credit lomrer tban to th n ..r.ii M..M... W,.... . " . luc i. i. I . ine sre those whose Note. I ..... uviu ior one, two and three year.. . To all and timelv llatira tn n.. J . . inn nonce mav be tabor. r. . ... . , , " " r-J k suu aroiu coatS. J need money, and I must have it, especially for Claims fnntnir 1.. : . . . ' ' r , i .o ifrvavm rear jMlr- , N. IJ. UALLION. I III. subsenbora k i. j .. . v . . ..... . . - - irom tne Eastern Litie.,tbe l.rgest and best assortment ol foreign and Domestic DRY GOO T SI HARD JVJRL SHOES. PALM nara nOKXETS. A r.. ' ' llnl1eTu in'" p,ace' wUicl' 'r win Brookville, May 1, 18S9. .. . . oc a TYNER. 31 HTSJSSllESzZ TSKg iff NOTICK ALL person, ind. bte in 11.. .i. . iO. ...i ii V " t B"snw" resi.lv, either by c..h o, note, V " mmnai ,V aill inu IDBKA Ml laa..4 J a . J.n.2tb. 1839. 1 L01tQ OWN. . Plan. T..?,0jr- s ' N. D. GALLlON. iia i. tber, and hintoiZ'? nl Feb. 1. lgaa a, . - i i . i in bk. - - , . . COFPRR - ,oHee. and for sal bv

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nIIET:Uwing deU.U of aCHE.MR o? 11 LOTTERY, to be drawn in Deccmbe warrants ua in declaring it to be unparaf, ,7; the Lutorv of Lotteries. Prires to the amou, i TJ there are many blanks, but on the other baM it? .- .. uro ituwiic. It ue and nomber of the Capitals, ai.d tha revival it the good old custom of warranting that every nti,sholl be drawn snd sold, will, we ,re p universal sitisfaction, and especially to the e; To those disposed to adventure, we rpcommen.t early application being made to us for tickets, when the prizes are sll sold.blanks only remain ti -first buyers have the beet chance. We therefore emplstical.y say deluy not,tf at once remit and transmit to us your orders, which shall always re ceive our immediate attention. Letters to be ad dressed, add application mnde to SYLVESTER & CO., 156, Broadway, N. Y C3-ObseTve the Number, 156. - $7C0,0O0'!! $-5)0,0iit$25,0C0!!! G IVV. - of20jJO0!!! 2 Prizes of 15.000'" .;3 Prizes of 10,000!!! Gbaxd Real Estate am Bank Stcck LitTERY.of property situated in New-Orleans. ; i OCT The Ru J st and most Mignificent Scheme ever presented to the public in ihis vr , any other country. TICKETS ONLY $20, Authorized by an act of tho Legislative As'soai bly or rlonda.ond under the direction of the CommiFSioners acting under the same. To be drawn st Jacksonvill. Florida, December 1st, TLR CO., 156, Broadway, New-York,, sola agents. - A"o Combination A'umbers ! ! ! 100,000 Tickets, from No. 1 upwards, in surer,, sion. 1 he deeds of the Property and th 'totf transferred n trust to the Commissioners isppointed by the said act of the Legislature of Fiorida for the security of the Prizo bolder.. ' srLEMlID SCUE3IE. 1 PrizeTas; Abcade 26 feet 5 inches41ines,on Msgazincst; 126 feet 6 inches, on Natchez st; 126 feet 6 inches, on Gravier rt Rented at about 37,000 per "Valued i at ' - . . . j:cc ccn I PnaeCiTv IIqtbl 102 feet oa Coiamon st; 140 foet 0 inches, on Camp st Rented at $25,000 valued at 5op rc 1 Pr.zo;:JMJefi5-UJe(adjoini1gtI13 ' Arcade,) No. 16, 24 feet 7 inches front, on Natchez st; rented at gl,2J0. Valued at 20 H O v-1 r',z-,u,"o--djoiniiig the Arcade.) No. 13. foet front oiwNatcbez st; rented at 1,200. Valued at 20 OCQ m1 fi"r;d,U!!"('ldjoininff 1,10 Arcade)"" ' ; S l1 front on Natchez st; rented al 1,200. Valued at . v.; 20 CCD 1 r.rizeditto-No. 25, northeast corner ' oi Ilasm and Custom House su;40 feet front on Basin and 40 on Vranklin st, by 127 feet deep in Custom House st; rented at l.Jk.'!. Valued at "OKA iPrizedittoNo.24,.outhwest corner" ' oruas.a and Custom House .is; 32 feet 7 in-io-n B"iD. 3.2feet7ii;checon Franklin, rect 1C -nche.deep in front of Custom House st; rented at 1500. Valued at 20.WC 1 Prize ditto No. 3S9. 24 feet P inc. ted atyi oSo V8? ? 1 1 inche de?P; ren1.000. Valued at 15000 iLPriZe""230Shrc,CaMl Bank Stock, ' . 25.000 1 ditto 200 do Cnmmar.;.! A .1. nnV.u ditto IjO do Mechanics' & Traders' 15,000 ditto 100 do Cite Bank inVn ditto 100 ditto 100 ditto 50. ditto 50 ditto 25 ditto 25 ditto 15 ditto 15 uo . tio do do F ..',ww 10.000 10.C00 5,000 5,000 2,500 9.MQ do. Exchange Bank, do do do Uas Light Bank, do do -' "'. v do Mechanic. Traders', do . lt. . 1 K(V 20 ditto each ten slin nfti,. i ' State Bank. 1C0 dollar. A.h- , 00O dollars; " M 10 ditto each two share, of 100 dollars 1 1 . . . vaco prize "wu dollars of the Ga. Liubt iiansr. 200 ditto each fine ahftro f IPA 2,000 fJlIif.B".niofLo.u'8'ana' ' '20.000 .W rtitto- each on ahM .r inn "'"J Nw-Orleaas Bank, oooco . !, ,t 'to,f oc,h ono "bare of 100 dollars, ' of the Union., Bank; of Florida, 15,000 (XX) Prizes.. 1,500,000 TICKETS $20 SHARES. It sbali bo at the nniinn .f.l.. . of llank Stocks 'either to take the stock itself, or the par value thereof in cash. The whole of the Tiellp. .:tk v k ?' j . llKM,c the Prizes, will be exaoVa- V lI,e niisaioner appoiotea ?Tl I ActA Prev.n"sly to their bein- put intw l. m . " vuii.ain joe wuui oi the Numbers, the other will contain the Si Haniue wnceis. Una tvlul n-;n .i.r . u..- .r dred frizes, and tho first Six hnn)rnl Nnmhen ft I. a a t iuiiaii oearawn OOt. Will bo PntllU tn enrh prizo ns may be drawn to it. number, and the for. lunate holder, of such Prize, will have such prop, erty transferred tn Ti,.n. t J:. ...5 .i. . - . . " v... tuiiiicuiuipiv Biier iu OO-KditOrS of evfrr imiu :n .I. - tt..:. j in tiie n est Indira i r-- )- .. ...t.ltr::k " """i na oiner oi ins .. . V'nceJ re rel"'-stcd to insert the above a stand. no- advert isimant e nmT -JL- "a lo 6nd tI,cir accounts to us, tegetuer wila paper containing the advertisement Mav 2fl iRio o, i SYLVESTER & CO., May 28, 1639. 24-Gm. 150, Broadway, N. Y. TThnVhit!Z Cleaning Machines. lib subscritor, from Philad.lphis, offers t. t P. Vt 'P; ,,arid Knauer's (of Chester counn Ji'll th;.3i in?"d c,e"i"ff MacLines, which ' lnd clen kind, of grain from Iks straw, R,c. not excepted, and alsof which l7?ir?'?lielIinS Klachine, .a - - ....laa., ajstvii VUXJ JKiUl AJV

1. fwcman deaireasof-eeingtbe ab.T. maiZ It m Pe3rtU0D dels, eaa do so by eaShon w?-rVi ?i"l?el M.i,,er,, w Ua Genu7' V? LTUA6d;Ftaulnaeo"y State, Coualy. Individual Righu, or a .ingle machine, will as 22 T!"0.1"1"0 "Horse, or good notes ..-n-, ,n e,"t for patent rgbts. by sp.15, IMtrgT; MB?Asg; TTTT A VB 00 band a gg lot of 8W Lestbsr, aaa