Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 36, Brookville, Franklin County, 6 September 1839 — Page 2

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Vo-. the New-Few WA;f. THE TWO COUSIN'S. cocsis caxaiKs. My cousin Charles had been absent so long from the part of the country in which my frnn- i ily resided, that I had almost forgotten him; and yet on the morning of his railing to see roe, soon after his return, las voice awakened a thousand lender recollections of by-gone days." yie we were rhilemi together, a very happy intamacy existed between us, and very often we fchared each other's pleasures with something more tl.nn n brolhcs's cr sisters affection. Now he an J I had ,tome to rears of maturity still I was single, and he, 1 hardly Know how to say It, was as handsome as ever, thcojli rather more sedate, and there weie a tew care-marks on his forehead. Charles had not sat with me long, before lie said many kind word?,calculaled to awaken as many kind feelings in my willing heart. He talked of eld times old ecquaiutances told over old stories, went over the old grounds of our country place the school house the; nutting ground the little bridge oyer the brook, and oh! a thousand things too numerous to mention here; so that when he rose to fro away, I found myself asking him two or three tin.es. why he went so soon. I believe tic saw my state of feeling, and half rejoiced in it though he looked very serious as he bade me "good bye." He called again, he was more lively than before, and talked and laughed with my father and mother till the evening was nlmost gone, and then proposed a nhort walk with me. I knew not why, but I trembled when I put my arm in his. He seemed to nolice it, and spoke more kindly then ever. : Our walk was a very long one, and yet the time passed so rapidly, that when we returned to the door, 1 believe I sighed, and said something about the evening's beit' shirt. What lie s-id in reply, 1 do not now exactly remember, for I was really quite agitated, as 1 found him upon the point ol bidding me adieu. Somehow I remember my hand was still in !,;, as we entered the sitting-room, from which the light had been removed and in which the oHj-rtj wer- somewhat indistinct. MMary,'' said he, "peihsps I shall not see you agJtin in a long lime, and I wish to ask you a very serious question, perhaps you will not like to answer me immediately." He spoke in a soft, gentle lone, and I re member now distinctly how I trembled from head' to foot. Mary,dear Mary, I wish you to tell me IJ.-nc mej blue brans make peel I never answered him a word. coram a juit. After the laueh at Mary's rtory had some what subsided, I s;iw that all eyes were turned to me, as if expecting further explanation. i sound it a good opportunity, to tell a story and so proceeded. That evenina to which allution ha? already been made, was one cf the most delirious, ofj me very many surh, I have had the pleasure nf passing through. Several times daring my walk with Mary, I was tempted to declare my pmion. it 15 a fact, that I Rough I had not seen hr for year, her image had been with me very often. I he impressions of rhildhoo arc strong and I wtisig. Our morning rambles -trough the h Us our httle parties of pleas ure into the woo ls our little misunderstand ing, like April showers, driven awny by the sunshine of better feeling the stolen kiss of reconciliation the gift of flowers and fruit the best always saved for ine all these.lhougl long p.ird, were revived during thatdelicht ful wulk, and I felt my heait clinging closer .nn.l closer to Mary s. And there was one thing I discovered, du t. . . ... 1 ring me evening, juary loven me; sue did tiol know that 1 knew if." How should she? I had never asked her. and vet it needed not an eys one jot sharper than my own, to discover it. The man need never be mistaken on this point. Those who go begging aftef thi one and that, know before they begin to beg the fail ones, that they do not love them, llat the moment one loves you, you can tell it. Many a lime, as 1 spoke lo her, her arm as it lay on mine trembled, nnd as I would try to citch a moonlight view of her face, it was hid immediately under her pretty straw honnet. Sometimes when I asked a question, she hardly knew whether to say yes or no. She was a high-minded, noble hearted girl; yet these traits were given her for other experiences. In the affair now under consideration, she proved only tender-hearted. Mary loved me. When we were about entering tha bouse o i our reiurn,i saw the old people had retired to their own room. The hall larrm onlv was lighted, and as we entered the sitting room, the words were on my lips to ask her to be mine, and 1 proceeded; but as the first words fell from my lips, my heart failed me, and in stead ol "popping the question," I had inlen ded, some evil spirit compelled me to the utterance of I scarcely know what. Laughter, Gfton, go on.l Next evening,! found Mary and her fulher and mother together; she scarcely spoke to me; they were more than ever pleasant and talkative. For full half an hnnr Marv cat. I little or nothing I taw that she was hurt I knew that she ha a right to be t had trifled with her feeling; acted foolish and basely. How could I make amends! It was Retting late, when the olJ people rose to retire, and I was heartily glad when they turned' their backs on us. Mary and 1 were once more alone. Neither of us spoke for ever so many long minutes. Mary spoke first. Her voice sounded rather soft and ml. ancjiolt. She called me Charles, but with

the prefix Cousin . that .want had nlwa iVsctan-

dcd pleasant. Not it sounded harshly bo my v ear,- and rather goaded my - heart. 1 could' submit no longcr,nnd rose to depirt. Mary's

hand was once more in mine, ns I was about t fig 1 r i-i. iniorms bis customers ana to sav eood niff'.it. All l nnrVtnv rn.inrro'11' the public in eeaeral. that be hat taken a

revived "Maty, tsow many da)s, and J a - -m. j " v ' - - i on " ' j wui oe my own dear wiler'" - ' ' ln as many days, at it takes blue leant lo make five" was the prompt reply. STRAXGR SVORY. Tha Jackson (La.) Republican has the sub joined remarkable nan alive, the editor vouch ing for the credulity of his informant. The affair is not impessi Me, certainly, hut there Is!. is. i ue May ana ine gentleman were iea ; snot with the pistol, but the writer, we pre-1 surr.e, is equally skilful with the long bow. Srme I'tm cin- iKo Kin. rid a riMinlr ih lb -n,.t!m nrt Arxi;..;:nni aLa in his offiei.il characte',a large sumcf inoney ... ......,r tt,.,.. Bay 15 or 20 thousand dollars. ITndpr nretevt of a call frnm Knrno fr o .!, nr ion l.ol - ----- ..v.. .--.. X . . will V .nw, ' U l I - .i - piiiecu me inonrj in me Keeping ci ins who, whom lie charged to take good care cf late in ttie evening ol tu dav on which he left home, a stranger of genteel appearance called at the house, and asked permission to remain over night. Disliking to entertain a stranger during her husband's absence, the wife of the Sheriff denied the request, ind the stranger rode on. Directly after his departure, howeve r, the lady come to the conclusion that she had done Wrong in refusing to Take him in, and sent a servant to call him. The gentleman returned nnd soon after retired to rest. Lte in the night three men disguised as negroes came to the house, railed up the la dy, and demanded the money left in- her charge, I elening ll at thrre was no l eln for . . Mb . a i, site at length told them that the money was in another room, and that she wouKl gel it for then. ll so happened ihat the money had been deposited in the room ortuiilcd by the s: ran ger; and on her going for it she found lam up nnd blading his f istols. He had been awa kened hy lue now, and overheard most of ne conversation, between l!ie I.osfcrS and the robbers. Telling the lady to be cf eocul heart, be gave her a loaded pisti.l, and instructed l.er to go out nnd present the money to one of the robbers, and to shoot the fellow while in the act of doing so on her doing which, he Cthe Granger) wonM be ready for the other two. itn a coolness and coutagc that it is difficult to conceive of in a woman, she did as directed, and the robber who received the money fell dead at her feet. Another insti nt. and Ihe stranger s bullet had floored a second robber. The third attempted to escape, hut was overtaken at the gate lv the stranger. ana icu uuuer me iiimst ol l.is knile. As soon as practicable, Ihe neighbors were alarmed, and on washing the paint from the faces of the dead robbers, the one killed hv the lady proved to be her own huhaud, and the other two n couple of near neighbors. rnopuECV Extraordinary At a meet ing of the French Academy of Science, a communu ation was presented, announcing the important item in the history of created things, that on the 6ih of January 1810, an Eclipse of the Enrth !! U to take " place In the following wise! At three quarters past nine o'clock in the morning, a mass of clciids will be seen, which will spread all over Europe, and descend gradinlly towards the earth's surface. ' As soon as these clouds arrive at distance of three ft-et from the surface, the whole human race will be, as it were, atupified for a qnarter of an hour, and loose both sighlnnd hearing. After the 6fleen minutes have elapsed, they will find themselves mi. pen ded in the air, between the mass of clouds nnd the sky, at a height of eighteen feet, or mereauou's, during winch time the earth will be fumed completely upside down, and then return toils former position, nnd all things eo on once more in their regular course. These phenomena will cease at about half-past two in lac Biicrnoon : vise ia liaeatcllel Lit. Ji'ntt Lrtltr. There Is nothine more certain than that there will be fought in 1840 the most desoarate as well derisive rm'ii;-ul l..ni.,a thai .-. - - fv. ..,1 ... UH , 1 o 1 . 7 er took place in Indiana. Wo snrak- not of the Presidential election, but of the one im mediately preceding it for Governor, and ouier otaie omcers. Already do we hear from every partnf the Statr the "busy notes of preparation, for a vigorous and arduous campaign, ami eacn party is casting about them for leaders in horn they can repose confidence. Aside from National politics there are many questions, in which the neoDle. and the State are deeply interested, which will have an important inSucnce on the result of th election. The mm who aro in b tunnnrirJ for Governor not yet known, but it is sup- j posed that our present worthy executive will be a candidate for re-election, and will receive the support of the Whigs nnd of all who are in favor of the Improvement system Mas it is." On the other hand, there is no certain ty as to who will be the candidate That will be decided, however, by a convention to be nem on me ott, or January next. Amos Lane, Esq ex-member of Congress, and now a member of the Indiana Legislature, has been spoken of as the person most likely to receive that nomination. He is n shrewd politician, a man of strong natural abilities, and much personal popularity. He stands foremost in the ranks of those who have t ken a decided stand in opposition to our system of Improvement. We think it most likely he Till be Ihe candidate cf the Democratic I a

tano antt-imprmremeot parly. M. Sn

fclALaCSAIi IT Ft7IXiITUISE:

Vo 1," Nets Building north east of public square. Xicnry Smiin,

i ,,, , , , . , in i win leave iirooKviiie every iHunuav, euroom in Mr. Ciarks-ii'a new frame, on the corner l II , , ., . r. ,ti, . , . i . .xi. . . ,r.i. i - t . . i I H. nesdav and rridav. at (it o clock A. 31.. ana liOrtu east oi the puunc enuare. which he intends! . . . J . .. t (arrive t. Lawrenceburgn lb -same uay. ieavc

tends to keep constantly for sale, alt descriptions u jui lumiiurc mum- ins v ncrc lie in- ' . . . ... . I .f CABIAKT FUUXI iTRE. .uch a Side Eocra's, Plain and Fvitry Burraus, BreakfatU Dining, Side and Pur Table; Fancyt Common nnd French Bedsleadi f Slands and $qfast And all other articles in tfce Cabinet line; all cf wh.ch he will warrant not inferior, with regard materials and workmanship, to any minufuctu hi constant aim to p!enfce all who mav call upon him, he expects liberal favors. He requests those wishing to purchase, to examine bis Furniture, and lue terms upoa which he will sell of the aboTe rticlcs will be made 10 order, al lne ehorlest notice. A sood upply on hand. Broekville, July 17, V'D-tf TTl?sT RECEIVED and FOR SALE, br the iW barrel or lees ouaniitr. . 16 Bble. Sugar. 8 do . Molapee, 4 do Mackerel, GOO Its. beet Uodfch, 7C0 Ihs. Rice, 5 bbls. Rrandy, 5 Rum, 3 do Wine; ALSO, ll-W) lbs. Seal leather; Catting. Nails a;d Axer; Small Rrasa Kittles. N. I. GALLION Brookville, March 27th, 1&59. Valuable Town Property for Sale. TyflLTlLL be offered for sale on the 21st of Sep. " leiuoer next, .10 101 s in the kw bottom near the basin, together with 10 in Butler's old plat of the town of Brookville. The greater portion of them are well calculated fur buiiiie, and are located in that part of the town where all the Commission business will be done. The terms will be made knon n the day of sale, which will be liberal. M A R Y BUTLER, Executrix, VC. Y. BUTLEU, Execntor. Any. 7. 32 DiMlntion of rarlnrrtiip. THIS DAY the partnership of D. Price & Co. was dissolved by mutual consent. All persons who have accounts with the above firm are reQUeSted tO Call and clot lh anii. immMliila lyMit wi'i be wanted, etpeciallv tnose whose notes have been staudmr over from tact Tear. I. Price ia duly authorised to settle all accounts or the arm. D. PRIOR. Augua 61b, In0. -12J JOHN Y. IHTT. G, & A. rVnntvth. MAYING permineiktly located themselves in Crookville, nider tie American Printing Of. nee, are low prepared to execute all orders in the l AlLOitlM; BUSINESS, ia the most fashion. bl and workmanlike manner, and b?pe by strict attention lo business to merit a shant ol roblia paironape. . . 19. All kinds of mrmetits cut in the shorter! nntiee. June! 23-tf Just received aud for Sate, jrjY the undersigned, the following arti Vs,fo Yonn Hveon Tea, Imperial do; CoflVe, Pepper and Spice; New Orleans Kugar, Loaf Sugar, Wes tern uecerve meere, r lour, Cora meal. Canvassed hams, broom curds, Led cords, candles, painted oacaeis, vinegar, salt, tar, and stone cal. All of winch no will sell low for rash. Angl XL J.WOOns. Valuable Blooded Stock for Sale. fTI IHE Socictr of Shakers, at Vh oer t private sale one large superior j, irom me beat stock in Ky. Six milch cows superior crow of Durham and ll.lderaess; eight heifers of the best cross from Union mage. un large yoke of working oxen. Ala one bundred bead of fine stockp Shee which are crotvea wita I be Saxon, Uakewcll and Lincoln sKire; alto a few full and three quarter blooded Rukeehire Pigs; all of whieh ui',1 be sold oa the most reasonable terms. For -sedivrM mnA formation, call and sec the ruWriber on the oreciicKai a is, Jr, . Trustee for Society. AS 10, 1839 S4-3w Beacol 30OO BBLS; Kanawha Salt, for sa'e on . , , S. C. STEVENSON, At the low price of G2l rents per bushel. lawrenceburgh, Aug. 10, 1839.-34 4 w Bene. Unseed Oil. IVST ree'd 10 bbls. of Linserd oil, which will be sold either by the barrel or gal lon, at me lowest puces. E. S. CLOSE. LawVgh, Aug. 2, 1839.-31 3w i?fOC. Administratrix' Notice. T ETTERS of administration on the Estate of Benjamin Adair, late of Fntiklin county, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned. A!l persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate pay. ment; and nil claims will be presented ir. due form for payment. The eslatc is solvent. SARAH ADAIR, AdnVx. Aug. 16, 1839. 34 3w Doct. Thos. Kenned, MpENDEIlS his professional services to the public. Having regained his heahh, he is willing to devote a portion of his time in me pracuce 01 his professit-n. He lives on his lann, on Little Cedar, about 21 miles cast of Brookville. Aug. 22d, 1839. 34.6w Administrator? Sale. rpHE nndersigned,adiiiiistralor of the estalc tf James E. Higgins, dee'd, will offer for sale, at the late residence of the deceased, on Saturday the Ulli day of Sept., 1839, the personal property belonging to the estate of said dee'd, consisting in part of the following, to-witt hones, hogs, cattle, household mid kitchen tuiimure,and other articles. A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, by the purchaser giving note nnd approved security. Aug. 17,1839. 34 3w

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LANK. BILLS OF LADING. B.ixi ik..

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"ACCOXIMODATION. ; -7 The' flew and. Baperior Caaal .Ileal I Pliei regvlarly on the While-Water Canal beticee Brookville aid Lawreneelurg h. hi -it . ii -1 1 i ii i

, , . j ii ... J. 1 I jvi rrrrphnrali ever 1 ncsdar I huri-diiv and Saturday, vt6i o'clock A. M.t and arrive at Brook vill the same dav. The AATlY I is a new Doit, well lit ted up to Accommodate paecengere, or. to carry freight. Evety exertion will bo made to render satisfaction 1 and comfort to paccngersi and freight will be carefully delivered. Arrangements have been made to meet tha lines of Hacks noticed below. For freight cr passage, apply to D. Hoffman and iwis Rig;s at Brookville; to John & Moorebouse and Mr. lieuatie, Lawrenceburgh, or to S.UUtrM , Vsfer. - SMMW 1 1 ' ' " LINE OF HACKS From Harrison to Cixcissati. -The subscriber baa established a Line of Hacks, to run on the Turnpike from Harrison to Cincinnati; to leave Harrison every Monday, YVeduesday and Friday, so Boon as thu Cinal Boat Native arrives from Brookville, 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 Boat for Crook vlilc the same dy. This line of Lacks, in connection with the canal boat and the accommodation Licks at Brookville, will le ih roost pleasant, Ea'cst and cheapec-t route to travel, for the eastern portion of Indiana. For paesage, Spp'y at the Mansion House, Cincinnati. JOHN GOD LEY, Pmj,rirtor. A CCOXMODA TtOX i.i CKS. The subscriber ia prepared to convey in backs, to any place within one days travel from Brook vuii, any peisons who may arrive at Brookville by the above lines, or other traveller?. Ilia carriages are coou, norscs geiuje. ana prices low. J. J. TEMrLETON, Proprietor. 50,000 LH3. IRON, just received and for sale by tic quantity at Cm cinnati prices, adding the freight on the Canal, by . K. & S. TYNElt. Itrookvifte. July 25, 18t. Kmvbtille Herald and Connersviile Watchman wnl copy the above 4 weeks and forward their ac counts to us for payment. " U. 4 S. T. BOOT 4 SHOE STORE. rnillB SUUSCRIBERS wish to inform the U. public generally that they have, and will continue to have, on band, an assortment of . ISC. $ho e, nnd Slippers. of all kinds, superior to anv ever offered in this place, all of their own manufacture and fur sale. wnoieeaie or retail, at lue lowest prices. ' Wbrk Warranted. TL-cy wall also keep an assortment of LEATHER and FIXDIXGS. of all kind on hand and for sale at tbe lowest pri ces. . UHtina Ac TII031AS. Julyro,lS?0. 31 Sngar & JQAtasstts. Tl rfh Ilhds.of .Sugar, ao -a-v i t 1 barrels cf Molasses, iosl rereii1 aJ lor Mie oy R. Jk. a. TYNER. Ang. 1, 1ST.9. TAKE NOTICE!! V lalo ..II r. . . ... . j rj- . . oiwiwj Kent ant little rearoeu, no matter how lung the debt may have been slandiner! It is lint ill intoMw. Mr.M. Merchant to credit longer than to tbe end of the rcncni year; yet, there are those whose Note va new ior one. two and three .. t. .11 thtwe, this notice may be taken as lair warning and timely ostice to pay ap and avoid costs I need inoney, and I must Lave it, especially for -"-k w w prvvioos is i tie present year. Jo,y X. O.UALLIOX. XEW GOODS. iiir. stihwrbcrs bare just received from tbe S". isrgesl and best aswntment ol foreign nd Domestic DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, SHOES, PALM nATS, BOX.YETS, ever oOered for ssle ia this place, which they will sell wholesale or retail at the Cincinnati prices, adding carriage . & s. XYKER. Brookville, May 16, 1829. gi .UU.?T RKKIVED-An ts,rtment of light . -hcoes and Ginghams. Alm, Strined.Mixed and Blue Drillings. March ?;th. N. D.UALLION NOTICE. A Prans indebted to the subscribers are reQuested to call and make settlement immediately, either Vy cash or note. i-SOU-m.. . I0NQ 4; BROWN. Av Planes. A assortment of Planes j.ist received and fr j"!17 N.D. GALLION. VWSIW 11, Ov.II A TO'1 "wortBisnt af Celtoa Oul V1 ?Vp.7wr,,i T.awara, Aajtrs, W,nJw W"nd N. ll.C.MOx. "US DOZ. first ouality of upper leather just Feb. 1, issa R.&.a.TVs.rn COFFEE. TlE have on hand a fresh supply of Rio and Java f Joflce. and for sale by n D- ?WCE ct CO. Brookville, April 80, IS39. Comniisaioii Warehotisip.. J. iI? n WouWre8Ptf'lr inform the eitmti ana ,icil - " Min ';: -"""'"'on warehouse in Brookrille. on tl v"" tbat may be entrusted to bis care. He wi!leo receive and sell on commission all good?, wares And mrCDd,M ,eftwilh iorthTpuIpoIe Also, he has an interest in tbe Canal Boat Liule Westera which plies regularly fweJh?iJ2to Uwrenceburgb. Any pVsoni w.ntin.: CSS Al kr. "" "Vutt ot on boards t tended to. "I , , . """"lBU aim will be Dromotlr .t m -

CJBciAtJed Xlamiaotrt Seheme. frrtHIJ following details of a SCHE51L: OK JLL LOTTERY, to be drawn in Descmber nest warrants us in declaring it to he unparalleled ia the history of Loitvries. Prizes to ihe amMr.t ,tve never before been offered to the public. It js tre, there are many blanks, but on the other hand extremely low charge of $20 per Ticket the Ya). tie and number of the Capital, ai.d the revival 0"' the good old custom of wsrrantinjr that every rr;,i

universal satisfaction, and especially to the Sil llandrfd Prize Holdct!!! . To those disposed to adventure, we reeomruc.i? early application being made to us for ticketswnen me prises are all Bold,Manks only remai.i-ti.e first buyers have the best chance. Ve ;'uer. emplalically say deUy not, bnt at oiice remit ar,i transmit to us your orders, which eliall ai-ys receive our immediate attention. Letters to be addressed, and application made tn , . SYLVESTER & CO.. 156. Broad w-av, N. y. fr-Observ the Number, 158.. $700,000'!! SaXMXX)!!! $25,000!!! f, pri2t of 20,000!!! 2 Prizes of 15,000!!! 3 Prizes oM0,000!!! Graxo Kb At Estate a xd Bans Stock. Ltterv, of property situnlcd in New-Oi!cars. (ft-llie Richest and most Jlhgnificrnt Sihttat rrer presented to the public in this or any olhcr coirr.try. TICKETS ONLY $'20. Authorized by aa act of the LcrtUtir My of Florida, and under the direction cf ibc Commissioners acting under the same. To be dnwn at Jacksonville, Florida, December 1st, lS3-. Scbvidt & Hamiltok. Blisoatrers. SUA pV TER & CO 150, Broadway, New-York, sola stents. Ao Combination Humbert I ! ! 100,000 Tickets, fmm No. 1 upwards, in suicstion. i be deeds of the Pronerlr and tbn .-v nsfcrred !n trust to tl.c CommiKnioneis nn.t.. ted bjr tU raid act of the Legislature of F Jori.'i, for tbe security of the Pnrc holders. STLrvmo sco Eat e. 1 Prise Tnc Aacxpc6 fset A ia. ebes 4 lines, oo Magazine at; ISC feet 6 inches, oa Nat obex at; 120 feet 8 inches, on uravier rt Krat;d at aboal $-ilfiC per an. Valued at -C,Ct4) 1 Prixe Citt Hotci 162 feet oa Com mon st: 140 feet O inches, on Camn t Rented at (23,CtOO valaed at 5l0,f r. 1 Prise Dwelling Howte (adjoint th? Arcade.) No. 10. 24 feet 7 inches front. .a Natchez rt; rented at ej,3i0. Valued it y.nco I Prize ditto (aejoinirg tbe Arrau-.) No. 13, 23 feet front oa Xatchez rt; retted at B0. Valued at .c" 1 Prize ditto (adjoining the Arrive) No. 20. 23 feet front on Satches t: rcnuA at Valued at ruH uiiio .o. io,noriftei cer.:"r of Basin andCostom House teS feci fr-mt on Daia and AO on Franklin -,-by 17 ri deep in Costom House st; rente J at ific. Valued at " , 1 1 rize Oiitj Ao.l.soQlntrcst corner of Basin and Cnstoa noose sts; 32 f.iet 7 inches on Baio,32feet? iccher on Fraakliif, 127 feet 10 inches deep ia front rCas'om Ifoase st: rented st 1,500. Valued at 2C, lC 1 Prize ditto No. S3), 21 feet 8 inches on Royal st, by 127 feet 11 inches deep; rented at I.CC0. Valued at 15 ,r0i 1 Prize 250 Shares Canal Bank Stock, $100 25.W'.. 1 ditto 200 do Commercial do ?o 1 ditto 150 do Mechanics': Trader.' 1.Vi 1 ilitto 100 1 ditto 100 I ditto 100 1 ditto -HO 1 ditto 50 1 ditto 23 1 ditto 23 1 ditto 15 1 ditto 15 do City Bank, 10.1do .do do do 0 Exchange Bank, lO.Ufl 2. do do do Gas Light Bank, do do do Mechanics 4- Tracr3t do do J.VP 20 ditto eeh ten shares of the Lanltla-i State Bank, 1C0 dollars each; each prize I.030 dollars, jflA' 10 ditto each two shares of 100 dolurs each; each prize 200 dollars of the Gas Li'ct Bank. " 2.1 V 200 ditto each one ahare or 1C0 doilire. or ttie Bank of Louisiana, 2.f 200 ditto each tae sham of 1C0 Collar of the New-Orleans Bank, 150 ditto each one sh-.re cf ICO doi!ar. of the Union Bank of Florida, !". CX0 PitntB. TICKETS S20NO SHAKES. It shall be al the option of ibe winr.cn rf prirr? of Bank Stocks either to take tbe slock itl; tae par value thereof ia cash. Tbe wholo or the Tickets, with tbe;r ?ionii:: SB alan Ikall Mtilalnlr. .I.. D.:. II I ..nr. tned and sealed by the Comsjai.wneis p,o:under the Act, previously to their twin? put tha wheels. On wheel will contain tb? b'e the Numbers, tha other will contain the SixK'-r dred Prises, and the first six hund.ed Ksn5 that shall bs drawn out, will be entitlfd t prise as msy bs drawn to its number, a tonate hnldPS nf link P. ia.. ...:tl 1.,. ,-l. cm crty transrsrred to them ;mmsJiiiii a.lor d' - . - - . uti, m -' itranrinv ..l..i.l. l ... . i I. " fi T m . . II. lay . Z ' ey Hper in tao i,iiiicu su . : ,"""."'" naoa, ana otner wi" ..auumg sarertisement, until the let -r i f ccmoer next, sou to send their accounts ta us. getber with a paper ceotaining the .idv.rtiseir.c: . 8YLVKSTER k CO. Mav 2. Ifim Ot ft iu , . v V thrashing . Cleaning MachUn 11 . ub-''iber, from Philadelphia, c-Terf. Lraviu ivnauer a lot i;iteerc v I braahinff and .iaaninr i.,n. w!i; :ll .. . " ..- j . ii Kinas oi rrain " ctr. tu 11:.. . . , ui excepted, aud also, TTTitrbi nr. "iiiivui one Dusbel in three amuicr, . hand power. ' A -. .1 . . . K..uCH,in oesirous.nr seeing the aoevs chiaes in operation, and models, can do so by uigat Mr. 8amnei Miller's. orHledsoa Gsatrj 8bop: Fairfield. Frsnkliaeoaaty la. 8tats.C; IJ. IDfllViaual HlffhtS.ar a aj'nlMfl...irfli'' sold on reasonable terms. lff If Will ka t.bai. . - . l. DIviBO In - UCVIn . ..r.-rr7mieS. v. . . TmMtnn, ja. nvarnn"

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