Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 41, Brookville, Franklin County, 11 October 1839 — Page 3
0ROOKTILLE, INDIANA,
FSID1T, OCT. It, 1 839.
Vermont Elkctu .--The renders wf ihe t
leoern papers are, by this lime, prettv sure that the Van Buren party reallv carried Vermont, at the late election ai least, if they place any confidence in their statements. I he (xreen Mountain Bora
too independent to bow down to the yoke of
..n..s..., hiiu uiey nave nobly sustained their tme Whfg character. Jensison (Whig) 'i o Govenor by mojority of more than 2,000 over Smilib (federal.) and the Mouse f representatives is Whig, 123 to 1 10. 1 he following are the returns f.-m ne-..-u- -,n
! the towns of the State:
183-3.
Jcnnison. 2644 loll 2234
COmiERCIAI
The editor is very ill, for wbicb reason tbe ed
itorial raf.B.
Eitt Fork Caaml Letting. Some of the heavy
sections were let on Thursday, Oct. 3J; all those amortised" except No. 52, near this place. It is tii tier? wire bat few bidders.
Post Note?. It is said the State Bank of
Indian3 has tommenced the issue of Post 'otrs. It is somewhat singular that this Bank, with its well-established credit, should rrSort to such a measure, in the face of well known ficts, which conclusively show its im propriety. The Mississippi Banks tried the experiment, and the result was a total failure. Jjv it they destroyed what little credit they had. Mississippi Bank piper is the most worthless bank paper in the country. Since thi', the Bank of the United States has tried j', an 1 the result is likely to be about the same, lis post nctcs arc 18 per ceut. below r,:ir and the credit of '.he. institution is already
f2f.i'j!y inj'ircd. ihe issue of Tost ?otcs fn:ht not to he countenanced. We firmly belicvsiti fraught with the worst of consequences. If Bnks expect to maintain their credit anJ he usjful to the community, they must nt all times be prepared to redeem all their ohlj-ntions on demand. It is this principle
tint mcs i . cm .- r uu uess ana wnen has iswej a proc.iima(io
IITMC3TKAL.
Uaun-Un Thursday, the lOtb inst., in UnV,.tTJUy l0d" by Rev' Elij,h Berwick, Mr. JAMES GOUDIE of tbia township, to Mi,. SU8 AN A MATTHEWSON, of Union county.
Windham Caledonia Addison Lamoile Rutland Chittei'dctt Essex Windsor Orapgo Orleans Grand hie Franklin Was'iingfoti Bennington
2S83 IGU 334 4065 2395 1195 225 913 1706 1109
Tof;,l
I. lite 1 1 of
enon
ed
for federal "victories?'
21.692
Sinilio. 2088 2035 1212 1I3 1S6I 1527 376 2509 2817 105-2 232 1735 2528 126G
2-2 379
New-ork Corecspondfnce, Sept. 21. 1 be arrival of the British Queen and the departure ot the Great W stern have made this a great day in Wall street. There is news enough. The digestion of the mercantile news brought out by the Oueen has h.n
to-day, and it goes on badly. The high rate ! of interest in London. Amsterdam. nA f l- !
I I ... . ' -!-
. urKn, win, u,e severity of the pressure on ihc money markets of these frreAt mmr.
ei? m,rf., reacts upon New York, and, not- Troll toct wS wuhstandmg there is a bright relief in IhrV '" Uct' lgS)'
prospect lor crrps, ,e wanof monev throws i a gloom over all moneyed opera t'i oris. ! American Rto ks are niin m.l'l.r.n.l ;n I r. !
don. Only U.S. Bank shares sell. Cotton is retrograding once more. The London rates of interests, from C to 15 per cent, create a corresponding demand in Aew lork. Added to this Ihe rate of foreign exchange on London is going up, and sales to day. for the Great Western, w, re at
iiui,.x liu lor tngbmd; for France 5f. 1?1
Brookville Temperance Society. JtW'V Qrtrly Meeting of ll. Society will 1 be held t in the Metbodi.t Church in Brookv.l e on Wednesday evening tbe 16ib inet., at early sttbW1- An.'. will be delivered, suitable to the occasion. Members sre notified, and Mt;n. s
tiled to attend. JOHN W i l f V'"LW'
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btat of Indiana, ) J the Probate court of mm county. Franklin county, la.,
73.
On petition fnf
Elieba Lenmon. rijrir
...on John Le..n,on,Kla.be,i, I Petition.
, - -. - ji i.i ut i ii Aeinmon.and Martin Anthoy her huabaud, John Baker and Sarah Itaker, infant children of Sarah Maker, dee'd. Tun i
ii c. auove nemed defendants and all other per. sons iutented are hereby notified, that on tb. nrst day of the next term of n . pk.!. r.
j aforesaid, to be bolden at the court bouse in Brook- ! vine in said imunt r n , . j
IXO CalomclWYn rnlnmol ivember, 15Ci9. I shall mnto
r1 "l tbe-IIrookiille liru,r atore," nnUne f"rerted freeholders aa Commissioners. 5'aKurgefsk!reet.oppo.,teD.l'rico--storc.,. Pirtitioti sod division rf the following MILES' lTr, d trhctr vt ,and i,us,' "id "u. t C'ompoiind Extract nfrnmitA . TV' 0vtLe. !outl1 we,t qrtcr . f stction Almost universally mnn.m.nj.j t.1 .. tr ..;.t ' ' .. " l. ,"B.cen
Regular practicing rhyticiant.
nnsiake. call and
i selves that it is good
in it3 ivor, and
M.nsficldV south boundary line.th-nre ae.t with
see the numlicrVa ,aiJ line to the original .rt;n li, - . i , .i.
to 5f. 15; on Bremen, SO to 80l; and on ; State of Indiana,) Hamburgh, 30 cents. These rates tind of, Franklin counh.i
tu me exportation ol speuc; audit is judged, from the number of kerrc. tlin ml.
lie ofcart,&c. Vc.,ihat a million full will go ' T.m. .mi ;..ii,.p . i- . . i James
in, uiviu ceicrn to-tinv. Thus rolls
In tin
V . t 1 i n r. . II 1- . ...
thesoetie thai --er.,n-: ! a " T? t.'n a.na.-?1"y
"wi'iuiuM i iii i l II. ill"' ri
Spuciai Elgction. The Governor of Mis-
they lose sight of it, they v, ate he sp.ri t, if 2Slh day of October for holding the fecial not t letter, of ihe compact that gives them ieWiinn m n. : r '
ihfirrtn'nice. liusltTille Hrra'd. i i....V .. .J ?
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occasioned by the death of the Hon. A. G.
Harrison. 'Ihe Sf.
T it. t.t:
A proposition to is-siie State Scrip appears, thinks the procl.imation illegal inasmuch'as ,mt witu considerable Tivor. The obiect it onlv ren.iir tl. Ur;T i r.. .i -
is io enable the State to progress with her notice, w ereas a law of the State requires works of internal improvement. e arc re !0IJC m0niA' notice. Cin. Whig.
.'lv opposed to nnv projects of the kind, and
tftieve the one i;5 question to be dangerous. n:i!c3 carcfilly mtnaged, but under existing tirca-TKiarues the plan would he the best thit vre co'iid adopt. The state would then he ia a st.ition to watch for favorable opportunities tj procure m jney on accommoJating icnraa l not be ncccssirilv compi lied topav
fchichper cent. The time is not fur distant,!
when eastern capitalists will be anxious to get hoil of Indian i stale Bonds, in pre ft rence to bvikingupon their money. Grrcn I'isilor.
Rtirxn-uiB. The rheubarh plant is a native of Turkey, in Asia, where it rises to Ihe height of six or eight feel; the part useful in medicine is the root, which is t hit fljbrc : tight from Turkey in roundish pieces of a livclv jcl'ow color, variegated with streaks of a bright red. The leaf stalks make pleasant tarts.
our banks to res.ime.
lite 1 1 of ;t filling off in the Whig vote, it is out ii oujih to say thaf,in 1S37. Jennison receiv- back 22.250 votes in 1839, 24.G92. So much We
to be let up from England nobody know i Mar' IWd the w C.-m,- boJy n0ic is looking for the LkrrpooU?lc'?' The "Great Regulator" the United Sutcs' T'conce? "!
snow tor voor- " Dru t,w i t"e place of lepinnin.', 1 12 no'.es. 4I-aw ico'1,a'""ff 112 acres more or less; amonir tbe own- . -ers and prx-prietora f Urmr .rA .
... . vl , i, luru H-
Kms at n hirb t:me and place vca csn
you see proper.
Mil sou ,r Hollan.;, alts f.r
31 A It Y I.F.MMOV.
e Probate court fsniJ'pectiy? ri
countv a:,-t. 'r. ivo llinu
Jane. Lis nirV !
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VS. wcPl- 19.
Keid, John !. Keid.
nn his wife. Nancv Koi.l
When we are i Margaret Ileid, the heirs, and
idow of John
On petition for Partition.
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,u,"u,e namcu ueionilants and all others' " " ""- payment, and an persons In concerned, are hereby notified, that on the r i"n f " "t U,e e,nie PrCfPnt beni in
8-4 w
currency over sea The United States 2d day of the net o 'R "evZt now are but the nppzniagn of moneyed pow- id county, to be bolden at the court iToTe fn 0 (Pd in W . m-M. : .1 .a till., .nbii.ll . I 7
"'""i"-' neir zceamer even, tne very fir k le n ess of Ihe clouds, are ''important news." Who reduced us to tlii vassalage T Who put this joke upon us? Who spiked our guns, tumbled down our money battle
ments, and let us open to this raking broad- a,,d w,licl' descended
sioe oi r.ngiand f u, -.". io-wm i i.e a. v. quarter of section S6
i. mu i a ii if c l.:a eo.l US. H r.i..
A (I in in ist ra tor's Xo! ice. T i-TTEKS of administration hare been gran led to the undersigned wpon tbe evtate of James Donauehoo, dee'd, Lite of Franklin countv. Indiana. All persons indebted to I be estate will make immediate payment, and all persons luring
.aw-
ii i, ' . . roun notire in Hruokville in said counts on th o.i at j ,
November. 18.t9, we shall move said court to sppoint three disinterested freeholders as commissioners to set off dower in. and divide the followuiff described real elate, situate in said county, and of which John Iteid died se.zcd and possessed
to the a foresaid parties as N. V. quarter of w.-ti,n Sfi
Ii ;3 ;mnnci.;u. i . town 14 and range 12.- also n. s v- .
....piuic ui ui.ravei now tue part , W or .nn v , . lur e Five Great Powers are playing with Ale- se'ctilNo. "
I -w m m " laill'lT l mLZ. saw I.I I.
State ScKtr. Some of ihe papers in this.
state object to an issue of Scrp, even to pay Slate Convention.
U1C Vyiiiui tnui lull uic i uuiil iiuik?, nuniis nar d-is them. But one reason, that we have seen, Ins been given for this objection, nni thit i'.Us unconstitutionality. If this be correct, it is a conclusive reason. Without arguing the question, whether the Scrip issufd wonll be bills of credit?"' we would just siat-'', r.s i 5a!e precedent, that o?hr nnd oldcr states, have, urdor similar tirriiimstat.ccp, iss led Scrip. No one can suppose that Pennfvlvania would have resorted to this measure
n-'ten her public works were in danger of sus-
A letter from New York says, the conservatives are making many effective movements in the interior of this State. They are holding preliminary conventions prior lo a
hen Mr. V an Buhex
came and unfolded the Sub-Treasury flag in Castle Garden, they resolved upon a reorganization, and they will give a good account of themselves nt the nxt election. Baltimore Pat
Gov. Wallace i? travelling fur his health. The last we heard of him was in Grcencastle. That paper did not slate vrhnt disease was pre) ing on his system. V. A. Argus. Sept. 25. He was getting belter after hisarrival here, until some ncrson told l.im that-the Fpdrat.
ptns'on, hnd she believed it unconstitutional. Ut intended running lioberl Dale Own in op-
Uew-re opposed lotac measure as long as' nosition to him for Governor. It was noii.rli
opposed to the measure as long as 'position to him for Gover
c co'jhl obtain foreign capital at moderate to make nnv prcsonsick!
and s:tle rates. c arc still orpesed to it if
there he any possibility of obtaining, during the fw weeks between now and the convening of the L-"gislatuic, funds to pny off the
Contractors. That there is no prospect of:
-G re.cn cattle Vit tcr.
procuring finds from abroad, is evident from
ihe following ex'.ract from a letter from Mr. J.Crawford, the agent of the state of Georgia
in Echnd, lo Gov. Gihnorc ot a late d.itei
from Liverpool: "A sale of any American
The Enquirer is about to fall out with its political supporters at Bow linggrcen. The editors reply to a letter from that place, s crusty as if it had been written by some oi l
negro woman with a broomstick.
Green. J'isctcr.
Dissolution of Partnership.
TIIIS niVlliA nirlMrcl.lnnni lri-k A' fn
Stock?, in this kingdom, wifhout a ruinous sac-Urns dissolved by mutual consent. All pers ons
titicc. i? tiit now imDOSSisjIc. Ihe lianic otiwho have accounts with the above tirm are re-
England is discounting the best ptper, on quested to call and close the same, ne immediate sV.rt time, at 6 per cent., and but for a heavy !l,mrmCBt be "anted, especially these whose , . , 1 rr- 'notes have been stndmff over from last vear
.ainiaivcn recently iromtne r,anK oi i ranee n Pr;ce 5g ,,. aul0riscd , SPie ,11 account
mast, before t'.us d?.y, have suspended specie;
p.irment. Brokers have plenty ol good business at 8 per cent. " Ind. Jout.
of tbe firm.
August Gth, ISoi). 32J
D. PJilCE,
JOHN W. II ITT.
MaRTLVNn Election. So far as heard from, the elections in Maryland, have lermi-
naled in favor of loco focoism. In the third Congrcsst'onnl District, compoeu of Baltimore and Harford counties, and pari of Carroll, there seems lobe no doubt, sirs tl eP-iiriot, of the re-election of J- T. II. Worthington, loco-foco. In the fourth district, composed of Baltimore aad Annapolis cities, Anne Arundel ountj, Messrs. Carroll and Hilton (I F.) re elected. It the fifth district. William Cost Johnson is re elected. These are all the Congrcssion nl Districts yet heard from. It the city of Baltimore, the average Van Burcn majority is about 400 votes. The gain
to the loco-foco tit ket, since the election of
I year, is 5S1. Still, the whig vote in the ritj has not fallen. At the election last fall, the Whig vote in this city, was 6191 the kKo f,ro vote G074. This year, the whig ote is 6218, and the loco foo vote G60S showing an increase of 27 whig votes, and loCO-fbcoS. . Wc arc chagrined at Ihe result thus far, tort not disappointed. Cin. Whig. UaRoA Lbttiisg. The last Cleveland Herald 5 that 14 miles of the Mad River V ll her? Knil Road, between Bellevue oaughtct, wkh pal nder contract during " the weirwc of KL-C. Whig. "ow Mrs. Eyerelt 0nedth...,riicr than making money! Concitinttr. ng it. Don't joa say so Burns? Enquirer. fter -B na V Pnyirrg debts without money.
OrricE or the Brookviixe Ixs. Co., ) nrookville, 4 Sep., lPO. rfPUIE Stockholders of tbis tTo. are hereby notiJL fied that an election of nine Directors for the ensuing year, will be held at their office on Monday the 14lh Oct.. 18:'.9, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 2 I M. Messrs. Richard Tyner, Geo. V. Kimble, John A. Matson and Isaac Price (or any three of them) were appointed by the Hoard to superintend the election. JOHN V. HITT.Scc'y-
I,D FOR SAI.R. rip 1 IF. subebriber wishes to sell the N. W. and JL the N. K. qr. of the S. H. qr. of Sec. 12, T. 11, of range 12 east; being in Franklin county, la., about two miles west of the mouth of Pine Creek.
The land U well situated, and will make a hand
some farm. Anw person wishing to purchase will
do well to call on tbe subscriber, on the farm, of whom all nirticulars. terms, &c. mar be
learned. THOMAS WILSON.
Sept 10 37- w unless f
the
liemctAli and luikev in the Lust. The
refusal of Mcl.cmc t Ali to give up the Oltoman fleet on demand of the Five Powers, is news whith,if confirmed, and an act, if persisted in, of a character lo embroil nil
Lurope in a strife.
1 he stock maikcl in New York has been
shaken to-day by the European news. The sales were large, and nil tell. The U. S.
Bank stood the shot k better than the other. Flour did not fall to-rlnv. The eupnlv is vet
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snorr. j ncre IS no t nance in rotton.
The case of the Africans in Hartford is
likely to be as long as the law, whiih hath no end. A habeas corpus has been sued out for the three black rirls. fel.ild ren.i I ir
V. S. c fiicers that captured the Armistad claim
their salvage on the cargo and slaves. The
Spaniards set up their claim fur their property. The United States District Attorney
pushes the demand of the Spanish Minister, 'i . .....
i iicsr arc out parts ol tins complicated trial. Fhe court is crowded all the time. Nat. Int. From the PhilaJrt. U. S. Gazelle. New York, Sept. !'(). Yc have had a severe storm throughout
the entire morning, accompanied by heavy rain, and all out-door business has been necessarily suspended At the Board a gloomy
feeling also existed, and storks of every des
cription have further receded. Sales were
made of the U.S. Bank closing at 103i:
Delaware and Hudson 571; Vii ksburg
Lanti o2J, buyer oU da; Bank of Kcn'.urkv .i i
in. The transaction in exchange At transmis
sion by the British Queen to-morrow, have
not as vet been extensive, and bills at 90
dap go heavily; at 60 10 a 101 per cent premium. I think over half a million in specie will no doubt be shiped. A good deal of uneasiness continues lo be fell as to Ihc fate of the two Charleston pack
ets, before mentioned as having been out since the latter part of last month. The
Planter had not much cargo but the Star was
full. They were both in George Bulkcley s
line, and insured here.
We shall no doubt have several arrivals to
night and to-morrow, caused by the present easterly wind; the ships St. Lawrence, Sev
ern, and Congress, with two ships unknown, arcjust announced In the ofiing Ihc three first from Liverpool. The British Queen goes to sea ot noon tomorrow. New-York, Oct. 2.
The principal business incident to-day hns been the sale at auction of the Niantic's teas.
A lares number assembled nt the Phcnix
sales room,incIuding our own trade and many merchants from your own and other cities. They bid with great spirit, and the owners
the Messrs. Griswc'ds, great composure
let most ol it go off. I
lorm within one year. Tl.e estate is nrobablv
ent. THOMAS MI'XNS .H.v
Sept. 21, I. Vo.;iw"
Sale. TIIF. undersigned, administrator of the estate of Jamea Domingho,' dee'd, will .flcr for' sale the personal property belonging to the estate of tbe said dee'd, at his Me residence in I'.rookille. rear the bridge over the E. Fork of W. W.. opposite tbe residence of Gen Long, on Friday the lMh day of October Ift:'i consist ing, in psrt of household and
auction lurmture and a lot of lum'.ier. Sale to com.
time and place you can attend
MATSON
Att'y for petitioners.
41 4w
Oa. 0.
and range 12; at winch J" ,'twn tl.e honrs of ten o'clock A.M. and tend if you see proper. !,"ur 1 JI Terms mada known on the diy of e. N r HOLLAND, 1 n residence of the dee'd will be rented for one Att'y for petitioners. year,f Pphcation be made on the dv of sale.
r. Vdstrator8 Sale. J EI TEKSol administration upon the estate of J Lleanor Dare late of Franklin county, Indiana, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned sgrecably to law. Ail persons having claims upon said estate must present the same duly authenticated within one year, and those indebted to
esiaie must make immediate payment. The estate is supposed to be solvent. The undersigned will sell at public outcry to tl.e h.gSest bidder, on Saturday the 2J day of November, I W9, at the late residence of said deceased, in l ain township, in said countr. tl.o nr..i
erty belonging to said estate, to-wit: One horse, one cow, ai.cep. hay, oats, wheat, corn, household
-iiu nm iicu iurn:iure, A:c. Arc.
Se.n. 21, 16.19.
THOMAS MI NNS, adm r
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Exci'iitor'M Aoticr. IJOTICE is hereby giren that letters testamen1 tary upon the estate of Moses Rariden, late of Franklin county, Indians, have been this day granted to the undersigned F.serutor. All persons hating claims against sid estate will present them duly authenticated within one year, and those indebted mus-t make immediate pvment. Thees'.atc is solvent. The undersigned will sell at public outcry, on Saturday tbe 16ih day of November, lS.'i9. at the late residence of said decedent, iti Springfield township, in said county, a po.tion of the personal property belot.gin to bis crttte. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms made known on the day of sale, and attendance given by the executor. In the absence of the executor, Aqnil. la Itaridcn will attend to anv burinen connected with the estate. M MJTIN W. MOUUI. Sept. 20. 1839 39-3w Executor.
Shoe anil Boot. JUST RECEIV F.D. a good assortment of Men's. Women's. Itov MioV and iM.n.
1. PRICE.
4JV ORDiJWJ.YCE, Relative to the .Market-Home. BE it ordained bv the V resident unit Tp.iiaa.
of the Town of lirookville. Tim rw,. .i
.. - j- i pu star V. . ..h any bcR8t 10 t,,e fence surrounding the Market IIoiispz or wl.n i..m . t.
----- . I.III, warn, or in ny J G) , - , ' m.nnni. ; - . . ' I flrcn a nnoes. and Tor h
........v,. u.o.l(;uicur injur ii.e same.-or who Biiiiii. ' '
pnsi up any anvcrtisement upon anv of the c.l.im.
or oihcr part of said house or fence, or who shall
leen any norse or other animal in the same, or put any beast whatsoever within the incisure surrounding said Market house, shall forfeit and piy for every such offence, any sum not lees tbau fifty cents, nor more than three dollars.
RUFUS HAYMOND, PretiJent. Geo. liEKRT, Clerk. 41-3
Sole Leather. ON HAND, a good Jot of Sole Leather, and for sate by D. PRICE. Brookville, Sept. 23th, l.eSP.
Taken Vp, Jamea Bailey of Bath township. Tranklin - coun'.y, Indiana, a light or yellowish Bay Mare, with four white feet, a star in the forehead, some white on the nose, three years old past, fourteen hands bich: no oilier
perceivable; appraised to thirty dollars by William filler and Peter Bonlton, befi re me, this ISth day of Soptcmber, 1SS9. 40-:tw THOMAS FLINT, J. P.
TAKE NOTICE! OF late, a cill for money seems but little regarded, no matter how long the debt may
have been stsnding! It is not tbe interest of any Merchant to credit longer than to the end of the current year; yet, there are those whose Notes I have held for one, two and three years. To all those, this notice maybe taken aa fair warning and timely notice to pay up and avoid costs. I
need money, and I must have it, especially for claims cominz to me previous to the present vear.
July 11. N. D. GALLION.
rot m. A LADY'S WORK-BASKET was found half a mile from Brookville, on the road leading lo Indianapolis, containing money and other articles of some value. The owner can have it by calling upon the subscriber. CHAS. CLEXDENING. Sept. 24, 1STi9. 40-3 w
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH WILKINSON, Wsgon-Maker, has removed his shop into a part of Joseph Rod
man's shop, near Mrs. Adair's old tavern stand He will continue to attend the calls of his as tomcrs, at short notice, and in as durable and sub
stantial manner, and at as reasonable prices, is st any other establishment. Ho always keeps cn hand tl.e best timber thoroughly seasoned, to co his work with. J. WILKINSON. Oct. 2d, 16:'9. 40-3w
Iut received and Tor Sale.
B the undersigned, the following articles, to-wit:
Young Hyson Tea, Imperial do; Coffee, Topper J . . : - . V.im. Ik.l.nj I ji.rKiiirap Woe.
tern Reserve Cheese, Flour, Corn-meal, Canvass-! cliielly ol loung II
ed bams, broom cords, bed cords, candles, painted buckets, vinegar, s'llt, t-it, i nu stone coal. All of which he will sell low for cash.
13- J. WfXr
Aug 15
Penmanship and Book Keeping. CaAISLES ARMOR, RESPECTFULLY announces to the citixens of Brook.-. 'ie snd vicinity, that he intends
opening an Evening Academy, for the pnrpose of ; : -I nWU V'41P IllXlIC
giving u'biruriion in rw.w'"' v ivEEPING. either by Double or Single Entry. Those desirons of becoming accomplished in the above very important branches of an education, will please to make application t Messrs. Long ft Brown's Store by the middle of Sept. next, i Brookville, Ang. 30, letfO. 46-Coi
the Canton mtde
great bulk of
- quite up to the is supposed J doll trs jnsifled e were
4.S00 patkages. Uenescc having btn nT"$5 .ei ; . et sold at .Northern rye is worth 77 a 80 cts. Cot.' 71 a 80cls. for Ali-sort. Cotton moves
crops were withdrawn the cargo was sold ai best this season. Ti will realise around he profit at least. The
Notice. VTMHE co-partner? hip between the undersigned JL wss this diy dissolved. RUFUS HAYMOND. GEOKGE BERK Y. Brookville, Spt. 30, 19--59. 40N. B. The books will be left at the Post Office thirty days, where all persons indebted can settie by either cash or note; after that time they will be left with E. Ilarwick, Esq.. for collection. Henry Berry, jr., is authorised lo settle all ac-
j c'it.tn in our absence. H. Ar R.
Tii?? received and lor Sale, Six or S::" en Hundred weight of first rate I.-...!. - .mh 1 will sell low lor cash. 4 J. WOODS.
salt.
ou qurcuj, t "iv w , j,,! BARRELS ol Salt itist received and
day
ON HAND, A general assortment, of Cotton Yarn, Groceries, Tinware, Augers, WindowGlaa and Nails N. D. GALLION.
Tt) DOZ. first quality of upper leather juBt received. ALSO. 800 lbs. first quality sole leather, and for sale low by Feb. 1, 1&59. R.&.S.TYAER.
for sale bv R. S. TYN E R .
Brookville. Oct. 10. 1839.
Rushville Herald and Conns rsville Watchman,
please copy the above 4 weeks. Lumber Yard.
fflONSTANTLYon hand.Pme Lumber, and lor
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in nrooavuio. Sept 10. Si I
KiOiiisville .Hedical Inatitutc.
nilHE LECTURES in the Medical Infinite or JL the city of Louisville, will commence on the
let Monday of November, and terminate on the 1st
of March.
J EDKDtan Cobb, M. D. on Anatomy. Chari.cs Caldwell, M. D.on the Institutes of Medicine, Are. Joi;m E. Cooke, SI. D.on the Theory and Practice of Medicine. Josha B. Flint, M.D. on Surgery. Hekrv Miller, M. D on Obstetrics and Discsses of Women and Children. Chabj.es V. Short, M. D. on Materia Medica and .Medical Botany. Lc.'.sFOKD P. Yahbell, M. D.on Chemistry and Pharmacy. IU. xr el Da a ee, M. D. (late of the Cinsinnati College) on Clinical Medicine and Pathological
Anatomy.
1 lie apartments for the prosecution of Praetfcsi
Anatomy will be opened early in October, under
the direction of Dr. Donne, tbe Demonstrator. TLe extensive College Edifice erected within the-last
year, will be in a state or complete finish before the commencement of tbe course. Comfortable
boarding, including lights, fuel, 4c, may be had
at convenient distance! from tie College, at aa
average of 4 per week. Tbe ticket to each forfessor's Course is f 15; Matriculation and Library ticket, Graduation fee,f20; Dissecting ticket.
which may be taken or not at option, $iu. I ne
Faculty will receive at par tbe paper or sol vent Banks ol the States in which the pupils respective !y reside. By order of the Faculty. C. W SHORT, JLouisville. Ky.. Sept. 7, 1ST. QpTbe publishers of the following papers will .le.-e to insert the above id their country papers to the aaiouMt of $5, and send the paper containing it t the Dean. n the receipt of which tbe money mill be forwarded, via.- Whig and Chronicle. Cincinnati; State Journal, and Statesman, CoUimbMi Scinto Gazette. Cbilhcotbe: Republic ZaMC ville; Herald. Cleveland; Journal, Dayton; Aeoerican, Brookville, Indiana. 87
NOTICE. A LL persons ini!e!u?? to the subscribers ere re J. quested to ca.l and make settlement immedi
ate! v. either y casn or note.
Jaa.SCtb. IS39.
LONG 4- BROWN.