Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 35, Brookville, Franklin County, 30 August 1839 — Page 2

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from tkt Wbk Courier. ? OUR PUBLIC WORKS.! W. received the following Circular en Wednesday last, from Noah Noble, President fV.. Hoard of Internal Imorovement. It felt for the last two wees,and is n official announcement that the works now croineon will be artiaHr,if not entirely. susDended. Th reader must at once see the cause of this, and will b: disposed to make a proper application of the circumstances attending it. Indiana is not alone in this ne cessity. The Bonds of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and the city of New York, besides several of our sister States, are. and hare been in market, without finding purchasers. The fact is, a general pressure appears to have over Liken the commercial and trading world and Capital is again at its highest value. These things must be borne patiently, for the? arc beyond our control or direction. In the

meantime, nothing should be left undone ?eet thejuit expectations of those enter-:load

to meet prising contractors and faithful workmen em ployed on the diQercnt lines. . 1 he estimates of September will remain unpaid, and that oust cause great distress and inconvenience to the thousands depending upon the event. We sincerely hope that creditors having claims against contractors or workmen will be disposed to bear with a light hand at this t'imz. A Utile forbearance may be the means of relieving an industrious and honest man from the Inconveniences and hardships attending this unexpected event. We have no cause of alarm, but we me must endeavor to lighten the burthen from, the shoulJers of those least capable of m?etng misfortune: IjoivtApoLts, Acqcst 18, 1839. v TO CONTRACTORS. " Information, not official to me, but derived throngh others from our Fund Commissioners in New York, has has kept me in saspencc at the seat of Government since I returned from the lines; and, although the news alluded lo is unfavorable to the progress of oar works, 1 did cot feel aulliorired to say our operations most be suspended, until officially so advised; and therefore, 1 have remained silent, with the hope that our daily mail would brine as something to brighten the prospect. Enough, how ever, is now known to justify me in saying the August payment will be unavoidably postponed beyond the tnoath, and perhaps for several monins. In my intercourse with vou. t have assured you that the late nesatiations of our Fund Commissioners would provide us with funds ample for the year, and they had no reason to doubt the sufficiency of the engagements "entered into. It seems, however, that the Bankers who purchased our bonds sent them to England to raise the money to make payment, und that the Agent has returned without selling them; in consequence of which the Bankers cannot pay the promised tnstalment,and hart so notified our Fond Commissioners. Relying upon the receipt of your earnings -"Hi the usual period for making estimates. this rent will frustrate your business plans, and, oetng ine nrst suspension that has happened us, it may be some cause for alarm to you and o the public: But, if we look to the'experi.ence had In those States that preceded us in Internal Improvement, as well as those, like oJnelves, now enraged in their construction. we will find in almost cvry instance something m weeurrea to arrest tbe progress of Iheii works, and withont inflicting any very seri xus or dangerous injury. 1 am glad to add that our Fond Commissioners do not view it as a permanet interruption to the works. I am aware that the occurrence mast sub ject you to much inconvenience, and peihaa iu einoarrassinent. Many or you, alter ex harming yonr individual resenn-es. hmvm m. s 1- . w trcje4 debts with laborers, farmers, and merchants, and, being deprived of your expected supply of funds, you cannot pay. The failure to comply with your engagements, not being -Chargeable to nv rir!!nnnnri nn OA.,- .... but to the derangement of moneyed matters. doiu foreign and domestic, it hfVJiercd your . ...... ;"-u"v" w pauenij ana tnat they may fully understand what arc your means for payment, the Resident Engineer will make a careful estimate of what is due you from the s ne roies established for the profecw. .nwv,,a uc strictly eniorccd;but, in any cast where the lemedr K i is resorted to by Ihe institution of suit, wc will feel ourselves absolved front th obligation it Imposts. Whether, under existing tWimstancet, it will be advisable for yoo to cOitfnae yonr operations, vow can best determine. If you should do so, I would advise that voor TC .unu,Wniii our r una uommiitionen prcnae tue necessary meffns. ; " N. NOBLE. g" SUSPENSION OP WORK. -V g V ing under the necessity of in rr. r an bntiness on Ihe ' newier canal nas beew, or is about to be orougn to a close, won. Noble has andressd a circular to the Coo tractors On the line, in forming them that the August estimate cannot DO Daid Within tk ntA.tk I i . , - - iiiu pcrnaps not lor svcrai montns, tor the reoson ihr lthe money cannot be raised. Stat .df . . 'va w mi earirvntflt V-v7r V 7 mr ran commissioners enV th.i "S 'P0 Wt'm I lhmv!J?"8,.,l.n 4 -ned. This .. w on. inert, , the agent Came seems tnat either ur mj;, j nd high in thtUmaiion of JohV DulT r that he is rather abort f ih. U0,N awatv.tk. "

wrk Le agla progressing, in a tbotl tin.

where tne necessary funVs a re utSwt fiwn we cannot conceive; tut if they art lobe had at all they should be obtained, ns it will greatly injure "umueroi people, snvuiuine work remain longer-suspended . onnerstille Watchman, "Sweet Point ."--Thpocts lonH a)l Ii vV ia Wisconsin. - A correspondent has aenl us a sublime effusion, of whi h the first tanzi runneth tlm: . -- Old Untie Sam! 01 J Uncle Sim! What an a you are got to be am;ForyouVc been so long plundered and ride'ed, It s a wonder vou ami long ago died ed! Young man you had heifer eef down. It dangerous to climb so very high. Lsnox Eagle A short trip into the country, even for a single day, is exceedingly benefit ial, diverting itli mind frnm ih ordinarv nliirl i.f rnnt a. jplll,ion,mid removing fnm. it iur a time that of R0K;olli care which, if suffered too long to remain, destroys its elasticity. At least once a Year, a jaunt of a week or two, should, if possible, Le iakm by every ore; the communications ly land and water to every part el the country are now so abundant and economical, that there are few indeed, wln could not nfibrd it if (key wished; in the end such expenditure would probably be the means ofsavingn larger sum, by improving the henlth and enabling rtcn to engage iu the various occupations of life w ith greater energy.' . Public Lakd Sales The President has ordered sales of the public land at the following places, viz: At Chiragn,ll..on the 2d of Sept.; at Lexington, Missouri, on the 9lh; at Fayette on the 23d of Sept. ; at f.cm-MCC, aiicr.igan, on the I bin of Sent.; and at Mil waukie, isconsiti, eit the 7ih of October next. Web. Cour. TtSNESStE. It is ascertained that James K. Polk (fed.) has succeeded to the office ol Governor of Tennessce,(tver New ton Cannon (dcm.) The federalists have eke ted six members of Congress favorable to the present Administration, and the democrats sein, opposed to it. A majority of the Legislature it claimed by the federalists. Wvb. Cour. Ijberia Exrat ants. The Liberia pack etship Salada.Capl. Walter. rcrei.Hi a..il..rf e -T.- II m - . . ' iroin ttonuiK mr Alonrovia, with a cargo o( merchandize and proisions for the Colony, and about 40 emigrant,, 30 of the liberated slaveshaving their passages paid, and clothing, agricuhurnl implements Ate., and twelve months provision furnished at the expense ol their former owners. Also, several young men,captured Africi.iis,smuggh d into Florida by a Spanish slaver, and seijtad and sent on there b the Uuited States Marsha I lo Iia rv. turned back to their native land at ihe expense of the Government. Leb. Slcr. 1 Aa heiress NoLEXa volkns On Wednesday, the 7h, a young Irish woman, in NewYork went to tire millinery store No. 140 iowery, wmm a nandsome female infant, about six weeks old, in her arms; and wished io purcnase a bonne t. To enable I cr lo examine it and judge of it belter, she the respectable middle aged i.-,dv to hold the infant until she called in her friend Irom the v V? .V r . lhe ,fld milliner took the child, and luld it whil in mother out lo call in her friend, but after waiting two hours, no mother or any one else came, and she took the infant down Co the Alms House, m the Park, where it was put out to nurse. ... .7, "o " '"u7 v' an ntiress sne was uoi legnny entitled 10. Qrt. Rrp las yaocoHT Much complini exists . iu nnii aoam oi us in regard lo the extreme severity of the drought. The paptis north speak of the universal err for rain, and its total failure is much tele in th r country emoracmg Uhambatfrno. I .i other adjoining counties. Mere, as will be wn in our prices current, it is much needed. anxiously a change of weather is looked for south of us, may be seen from ih fn-. ing, taken fiom the last Lexington Intelligen. cer: Ctis. fThiv. b 'Throughout the northern nl : j ji ions ofKentucky, the rains during the tVast wo monins nave been so partial and slight, that llA Brll. k.J .1 . ... O . , "iniu in era i iy become without moisture. The corn nVl.l. h,vi. i the early part of the season, were onusoallv promising, will not vield mn K.n lcarn,tl,e yield will not be a barrel lo the acre, tlie grass in the nastusva aa dead and the usual venlant n.iL. r HK- . . .i-- -- Tr'i oi vvwtnij, m una season of the year, with the exception of ihe folia. nhl iL ... Ia t ' vtVfV. IB "f , V" ""anieiantlioly aspect fcofmid winter Many of the J, A springs Hare given out, and the scarcity of water for stock, has become as sn.i ience as rtie want of food. Jn ,own t!w" af. mosphere has become so imnr....j ..: dust, as to render respiration a labor. Ever v thing wears an caath-brown ' look, if u had j,m emerged fTi.ti'a ashes. We regret to say that ,he wehi3 -a"" i" .i;iiige iot the belter. A dour Kpeculalor in Baltimore, has. it S, said twelve thousand barrels of flour in .tori he bourhl tin inm. tl- . . . r ; -my- r " at v per 0b. . Hie article it now selling there ior5. . . ' - V- . i tat aaaaaMaaasaeaMBi. ..r f A lady in MonhwaL

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Mojases. ..Vjk- - i w 4' 'do Mackerel,. 600 lbs. best Cwlnsk, - ' 700 Kice, ' : - " r ' " '; .5 bbis. Brandy, . ::r""" d Wine; " KLSO. , ltiOO lb. Sol Leatkar: JUag.? -N Axes; Small Brass Kittles. N. D. G .VLUON. Brookville. March 2Ttli, 1S:0. TalnaMe Toirn Property tttr Sale. ' HAVING removed to tUe east, I wish l sell Lot No 11 in the town of Somerset, Franklin eoanty, Iud. It is well improved Laving a fine W story dwelling with a store-room attached to iUand also a new frame 18 by 20, on tt corner, witich will answer fur a family residence or a stare room a good stable, moke-hoose, &e., and a well af ike best of water, convenient to the kitcaea. The lot is well enclosed with a food board fence, and will furnish as good a garden spot as can be found in tba Western country. It ia near tbe W Lite -Wa ter Canal, and will be a valuable acquisition to tbe purchaser, terms accomaiodatina. Call anon tbe subscriber, or R. 1). Wkitc, who now resides upon it. for fu riber particular. . D.M.HARDIN. July 17, 1S39. 9-7w unless f A'o. 1, New Building north east nf public square. - ueury stsiiin, TTJ) ESPECT FULLY informs bis customers and. IMsv the public in general, tbnt be kas taken k room in Mr. Clarksnn'u new frame, vothe corner northeast of tLe public pquare, wLich be intends l-oecupying aa a farniture room, and where be in tends to keep constantly for sale; all descriptions ft litis UT rUKMVUKE, snch a Sine Boards, Plain end Fnncy Burrant Breakfast, Lfimngy bide and rnr table j Fancy, Common and French Bedsteads; Stands and oas, . ' And all other articles in tbe Cabinet line; ail of which be ni.l warrant not inferior, uuh regard to materials and workmtunl.i?, to any manufactu red in, or brougbt to tbe place; and as it will be bis constant aim to pleats all who mav call udoo bim, he expects liucral favors.1 Hs requests those wishing to pursbase, to examine bis Furniture, and tbe terms upon which be will sell. Any of the above articles w ill be made to order at the shortest notice. A good supply on Iinnd. Brookville, July 17, L9. 29-tf Valuable Town Property for Sale WILL be offered for sale on tbe 21st of September next, C6 lots in the low bottom near tbe basin, together with 10 in Butlcr'a old plat of tbe town of Brookville. The greater portion of them are well calculated "tor butincra. and are located in that part of the town where all tbe Commission biincsa will Te done. " Tbe terms will be made known on tbe day of site, which .:tv l - -1 l . . ........ . wih o uocraaft .ii A u liu 1 l.KK, ISxccutrix VT. V. BUTLER, Executor. ' Aog.7. . Dissolntion of Partnerwlsia. THIS DAY the partnership of I). I'rice&Co w viBsoircu oy muioai consent. Ail persons who. have accounts with the above firm are ra quested to call and close the same, as immediate payment wil be wanted, especially those whose Botes have been standing over from last year. Ii. Price is duly authorised to art tie all accounts ot the brm. D. PKICF, . August Gib, 1839. 32 JOHN W. II ITT. ii. Sc. A. IV'asnii'tli. TTTTAVING pormsnehtly located themselves i "-- nrooKViue. under tte Amrrfin Print;... nr. fica, are now prepared to execute all orders ia tbe TAILORING BUSINESS, ia lb most fssbionabis and workmanlike manner, and hope by strict attention to easiness to merit a share al paklie P S. All kinds of garments tat in tkt hrtct naitca. jaato. S-tf lost received and for Bali TOY tht undersigned, Uie following article. to1 - W IIYounz ITyton Tea. w rv d. and Spice; New Orleans Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Wes"V, uccbc, i-iour, uorn-meal. Canvass ed hams, broom cords. Led eords, candles, paiated . - , r ' TF1': "r fcnd on ! All of mu.u nc win kii jaw ior cash. Aagla. a. J. WOODS. Valuable Blooded Stock for Sale. rmilE Society of Shakers, at Whitewater Vil ' lo oeai stock in Ky. Si S5. "P?"0' CTnn nurbam and Holderneas; eight heifers of tka ht r. tT.. crossed I w, n-Y T",1?lM wh'b are crossed wish tba Saxon, Rakewell and Lincolnft!!?"0 ft" ni thre Vr blooded Birkeshire P.gs; til of which wiirbe aold on the moat ressonable terms. For yedigre. and othsr ,n! .amnion, can and see the subscriber on il. r., mites Aag 10, 1839 S8w nistee for Society. Beacon OAAa nnr v . ,. , T OUU 1 . "--""wiia oau,ior sale on siMswiH a At Ihe low price of frii rrm. M K..,k.i i , . iiri. swrcncenurgQjAug. W, 1839.4,, Beee. sLintetd ail JVST. .recd.! bb,s- oil; which will Urn ...I . -.til. , . . ' I AM ah I IL. 1. A mm - w.., 4 iwiswhi prices. js. sj. CLOSE. Law rgh, Aug. 2, 1833.-34 3w Bcac. Adminisf anf ai9 ETTERS of administration on the Estate of Benjamin Adair, late of Franklin cosMixy, aeeeased, hare been granted to the undersigned.' All persons indebted i A f Kw nwr. rcSuestec to make immediate payrnent;and all claims wiH be presented indue form Tor payment. The estate is solvent. a . .oARAI1 ADAIR, AdmV Aug. 16 1839. . 34.3 RENDERS hi. profeional tsrWto tne public. Ilavino nolnA k;. 1 1.1. 1 . U;ii- . , --a viun,iie Willing tO devote a nnrlinn f Ut. : : IU 7: r , . V - " unw in .i. finulci nis prolcssion. lit li r . : ."" r,M,-'0 i.ves onor

"XL Car r . tufas' t CX 1 Hf - '! l trJ1TIVCj;.v i pJcs regtltrtf IFaOe-ITaler Caaai letween BrookwHl mid rtceburgk. TTT will leave Brookville every Monday. WadLI w,amAmw mt.A VriJaw. at tl o'clock A. M.. CMmI

t arrive at 'Lawrenceburgb' th same day." Leave iLawrenceburgk eienr Taasdsy. Thursday and U t Saturday, at 6 o'clock A. SI., aad arrive at Urook-Ji tifleti,e same diy. " - - . j g Ike .NATIVE iataaw Boat,weU CKd up to accommodate passengers, or to carry freight Every exertion will be made to reader sst'Stactmn and comfort tt, pasecngers; and freight will be carefully delivered. - Arrangements have been made to me?t tbe lines of Hacks aotreet below. 'or freight cr passage, apply to J. Hoffman and lawis Kiggs at Urookviltc; hi Joan f nooreaoase and Mr. licusiis, Lawrencebargh, or to . tJ.WlTlA,..'tr. LINE oFilACKS . Fnn Harrssos to Cicin?iati. m aw- isiimwiovm a w : The subscriber Las established a Line of Hacks, to raw oa th Tumpika from Ilsrrisna to Cincin nati; to leave Htrnson every .Monday. Wednes day and Friday. so soon ta tba Canal Boat Native arrives from llrookviije, and arrive at Cincinnati tbe same dayf and to leive Cincinnati every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morning 'and arrive at Harrison in time to take the Canal Boat ior Brookville tbt same day.' This line of backs, ia connection with tbe canal beat end the accommodation backs at Brookville, will Le ll.a most pleasant, safost and cheapest routs to travel, for tbe eastern portion of Indiana. For passsge, apply at the Mention House. Cincinnati. - . JOHN GODLF.T, Proprietor. A CCOMXODA rOJV fM CKS. . , "The subscriber is prepared to con vy in hacks. to any Mace withm one dsys ttatel from nrook vilk, any persons who msy arrito at Hrrjttville by the above lines, or other travellers. Ilia carriages are good, Horses genua, and prices low. J.J. I KjarLlSTOiN, Proprietor. sPi OfSft lM3, ,ltui'Jort reesived and JVf tjJf J VF for sale by tbe quantity st Cin cinnati prices, addtnj the freight on tha. Canst, by . K.&9. HACK. Brnokvrflc, July 2o, 1S39. Busbville Herald snd Connersvi!h Watclmip wiil copy the above 4 vcteka and forward their ae counts to uu for payment. R. 3gTv BOOT SHOE STORE. THE SUnSCItlRERS wiah to inform the public generally that they bare, and .will continue to have, on band, an assortment of Hoofs, Sh:, and Slippers, of all kinds, superior to any ever offered in tbis place, all of their own manufacture and for sale, wholesale or retail, at the lowest aKceswy. Work ; Warranted. They will also keep an assortment of LEATHER and FINDINGS. of all kinds on band and for sale at the lowet pri ce- , " " Ultuwn ft lUUflAS. July 30, 10. 81 V Sitgnr 6c ICInlafsct. H rr Mkds. of bugar, anu . M.jr 12 barrels of . Molasses, just receid and loraaieny K. de 3. TYXER. Aool,lSSfl. TAKE NOTICE" OF late, a call for money seems but little regarded, on matter bow long the debt may have been standing! It is not the interest of any Merchant Jlo credit, longer than to tbe end of tbe current year; yet, there are those wLose Notes 1 Lavs held for one, two and three veara. To tl those, tbis notice may be taken as fair ws-sing and timely netiee to psy up and avoid costs ' I need asoney, and I most have it, ospeeimJly for vm.,.,m vutuiug ui ure previous ta me present year ,U,J N. D.GALLION. new coons. THK subscribers have just received from the cities, me isrgest and best assortaseat el l utKigu maa uomeatic ' ' DRY GOODS. HARD WARE, SHOES, PALM HATS, BOJYJVETS. le.. 'i??4 ,5,e thi9 D,,c Bib win - v rcuii mi ma Cincinnati prteea rri. . K. , 8. TTN RR. isrookville, Msy 16, ISC9. 2i JTW8T IlECKIVED-An ssaartment of hghi jumrca xia. - NOTICE. ALL persons indebted ta the subscribers ere requested to call and mik mhi...i : iy, cuuer ay casn or note. Ja. 26tk.1839, LONG d- BXOYN. Ate- zxssisit' (Thv nAJ5n A general assartmsat of Cost LY"G. Tlawsrjr; Anrers, OB F.mtm N. !". UALClttx - 1 TI C 1OZ. first aaalit f unnr l...i.. 1 . -1 --" low oy mi'IS3ft U. fc. 8. TTiSBR. ' " COPPER. TTE have 011 hand a freh 'fupplof Rio Tr tnd JaTa (ffee. n.,d for sauT by BrooWIIKApfilsSfE&Ca Cocanissfon Wxrrbnu ite-e if Breokrill. and itT V?2 opesed a cesamiaaioa i . Ii.' " 1 , eni

CeIbat ma, Ue.triTt; K" V" reeeive and sell T aad saerakaad,. lafi wiib k"" 1" Aksa, ssb.su isoreat tia. rT-.TSL . v vw v h sBBBBaBBraaaaa. aaa waaaa w a a. a siv . aa Wurn. which pli a regiurTr rrT , -wrnceturgh. Anv r: " 'reigitmg can iddU .1 " i

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warraau ns ia daclariag H to be ukna;led t tbe birtory of Lotteries. Frit-j to tbe amount ever before beta oCsred to tbe public. It ltZ there are asaay btawks, bar on rfae-otber hand extremely low duri pw Ticfcet ,U o ana uamoer of tae Vspitsw, at d the revival r.f .Pood ak eaaaaas af warrawUog that every pri?. shall be draws aad sold. will. n - ' ir.iveraal satiafaclioa,.aaa espeuiallf to. the SfUimired Prize UoUts.'!.' .-To tbtwe disposed taadseatare, werecwneearly applicatUia bcinjf mad to us for tc-cnC when tha prises are all sold.blanks only rcm.;i-ti. am uaycr save tna aesi c Dance. t :;erc:remplaticaily say deliy net, but at occe rfjj:ttV,i transmit to us your orders,- which r:.e!l fJn ajs r . ceive uur iinmediste attention.- Latter to C i . dressed, and application ntftde to ' - - , . - SYLYaTEu ic CO., 156. Braaiwav.X.-Y. L C-Observe tbe Sirwbcr, 150.. . , , V rJ ?C0,000!! $500AM! $25,000!!! 0 Prz cl XU,tw:: S I'flzcs of ISjOCC;!! 3 Prizes of 10.000!!! Gnaxn Real Estate and Bark S-rrrR Lt. tert.oi property situated fn XVew-Oikar.!. sBMsaaaasaSHaBMat 0O"Va Richest end most Magnificent Schtt.t rrer presented to tht pubUe in th is or ". tajf other country. TICKLVSOXl.Y $20. . Authorised by ta set of the Leffialetive A.. lily of Florida, sud under tbe Uireeiion of tiil.n,. missionors acting under tin s&oit. To be irawa s-jacconvuie, f londa, lircember lt, 1! SemsrOT Hamilton, Managsrs. riHA'PS. TER 4 COn 158, Drotdway, .N'sw-York, t& agects. .. : - V j Combination .Yumber 100,fCtf Tteksts, from No. 1 upwtr ,U, in turn. ion. The dcods of the Property and tl.o v. Wvnsferrcd 'n trost te the Coinmissiouers sL,oi. ted by tbe said set of the Leciflrturt ofVi for the security of tU Pr!r8 bers. ' SPLCSDIC tCUTXK. ' I Prize Tbi A scads 26 feet C inches 4 lines, on Magazine st; I4t feet 6 jr.. ches, en Natchez sj; 126 fect 6 inches, on Javier ft Rented al about $37fiC0 pw 4n;V.!ucd.t $7to,rfJ a s nw. vitt uoTti iw feet 00 Uoramon su 146 fcet 6 inches, on Camo Rented; at $25pt0 valued at Wfr I Prize Dwelling ll0uteinr.lrgi.t ' Arcade,) Ko. 16, 24 fect 7 inches front, m xiarcnez si; renteu at fl.'Um. Valued at C"' 1 rriso oiuo (ajoinirtg tne Arcade.) No. 13. 23 fcrt front on NsUbetst; rented at I, WO. Vud st .. 2C.&3 1 rrize-d:tto (aoybining lis Arcsdi) No. 20, Ui fcet front on Natchez st; retted at 1.200. Valued at 2iVC." 1 i ditto No. S3, northeast earner ot Basin andCostom House sts;40 feet frrnt 00 Ruin and 40 on Franklin st. bv 127 ii Mee-pjn Custom House st; rented at l,5lfc. TValaed at fn ,L p.r, tto Xo.Si.eoutb-veft comer or Basi a and Custom House sts; 32 fcet 7 ian lUsin, 83feet 7 inches on Franklir, ip feet 1C inches deep ia front of Cost on Honso at; rented at 1,500. Valued at . 23.CCC 1 Prizeditto No. 330, 24 fcet 8 inches -on Royal st. by 127 feet 11 inches deep; rexted at 1. POO. Valued at 15CP0 I Prize 250 Shares Canal Dank StocV, HX ' 25,Ctt 1 ditto 2f) do Commercial An 9n n.il ditto 150 do MechiBice' 3s Trsder' 15.0CT riilto 100' do Citv Bank. onto iuu 00 1 do . .- . T la.ocf 103a 5.ti.s ditto 100 ditto 50 ditto 50 ditto 25 ditto 23 ditto 15 do do ' do Exchange Rank, do do do Use Light Bank, da do do alcenanfeii & Tra'. VFCl? 1 ditto 15 VB . da 1'iJI 80 ditto eaek Lnebareea tbe LaaisUna Slate Bank, 100 dollars each; each prise 1,030 dollars, ayrj 10 ditto eacb two bbares of ICtfaollars eaca;aeh prize 200 dollars of the Gas Light Bank,' - '". 2,000 SOD ditto each awe afcar f inn Jnii.r. -' of lb Dank of Louisiana. ' JtCCO 200 ditto each one share of 100 dollars of ike New-Orleans Bank, ' 159 ditto each one akara eftfln ,!!. r. of the Union Bank of Florida, . - 15,f0 tXX) Ptizes. : ' .ci 500.03 TICKETS $20 NO SIlAHES. - It shall be at tba Anflltt tliA ti!nfiAta i nwitwa of Uank Stocii either to take tbe stock itself, the par value thereof ia cash. The whole of the Tirkn.' .1..:. v..,k.i. as also tbose canto mmg the Prizes, will be exin ined and sealed bv tba "Oder tbe Act, prevawialy to their being put into the wheels. One wheel will contain the whole rf the Aurnbcrs, the other will contain tbe SirHasfle?lr?, !nd fir,t bundred Knmton tnatkkall be drawn not, will be entitleJ tosseh prize ae may be drawn to iia numhr ) ilb be tnaau holders of such Prices will Lava audi an crty transferred to them immediately after tb drawing. VHincvmltrcJ. arf Mi-n .,, Jelictiimt " - : - ... 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