Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 43, Brookville, Franklin County, 25 October 1839 — Page 3

BUOOKVILLE, INDI AN A. FRIDAT, OCT tS, 1839.

The Editor continue! very ill. At last accounta the New York Banks had not tuspended specie payments, but the subject was cv King considerable excitement in the city. It is said the Virginia Uanks have etopped specie payments. But little is said of the probability of the In diana Uanks suspending, as yet. U. K. B. OCrThe Eleclion in Philadelphia rif v. mi - i t- i iuesaay,resuueu in me success of Hie entire A his ticket lor Select and Common Counril ,y some 2,500 majority. The Whig Senator aua iieprcseiuauveg are ctiosen by about the same majority probably more. We shall have further returns by to-night's mail, but when yesterday morning's papers were nut to press ni 1 1 uaucipma, me vote lor Al.tior only had been counted, and gnve the following Tor John Suift, Whig, " Jo'iu C. Montgomery, do., Tola! Whig vote, For Jehu K. Kane, (V. R ) .Ul3 11,070 CO 1 3 Whig majority, 2.719 This is about the uiul Whie vole and ma jority, uiougn neither is so high ns that of last vear. The wliigs having resolved to quarrel niwut Mayor, did it frankly and manfully with the above result. Mr. Swift having the hi Hivote, will be chosen by the City CounriU." J. 1. Ilu'tr. Pexxsylvasi Election. We have farl!icr returns of the result from Philadelphia County. The whole Whig ticket for Senate, Assembly, and the City Council is elected bv about 1800 majority; the following w the vote for Senate and Assembly: nv. l ui Bucn. II. S.Spatkmi!i 5331 A. Miller Assembly. 55G5 J. J. Snyder 4SG3 J. C. Neal 55S5 A. Waters 5125 U. V 55G4 Geo. Emlcn 5G35 R. M. L-e 55'jl James Greer 3652 I). M. Hinchman Jesse It. Uurden Wni. A. Cr.tuh J. C. Firhcr Geo. R.S nilh j;icob Gratz lvl vard E. Ihv 3Gl: 3933 3GS7 3741 3735 3105 35G3 A. 1, flTti'v. o Xrw Jek.-ev Election. The Whiss !ave carried Xew Jersey. This is a great disappointment to the Administration." The loioIbco candidates for Congress ol last year, who claim to be elected, if the locolocos had carried the election, would have been furnished with certificates, so as to appear, al the organization of Congress, and procure the return members to be excluded from taking their seats. This manoeuvre cannot now be wotkel. Some other invention must be contrived to prevent the election of an auti Van Uursn Npcaker. Cincinnati Cat: llr. Nkws by the Liverpool. We I lave givtn copious di tails of the news brought by the Liverpool. From End uid there is verv litUc but what relates to trade. A partial failure in securing the bread crop is undoubted, and at the present price here, flour mar bear export lo England. Great allow ances must be unjoin every statement, for the peculiar views 01 those who make it. Y e may anprebend discoloration, to some extent, in all we ! see. AUogHher, the news by the Liverpool, u i iur us. l tie IN. 1. Commercial s j s: rTi .... i ne uncertainly that hung over the state of the English harvest, when the British Queen left England, is not entirely removed by the arrival ol the Liverpool. The weather had been extensively unfavorable, and it is not to be concealed that the tone of the advices is adverse to the expectation even of an average crop; but still there was room for hope. In Ireland, however, the question was considered settled. The crops there, of grain as well as of potatoes, were unquestionably w below the average. The weather had "vvu laiai to the potatoes. Cotton was a shade lower than at our former advices, and confidence was felt that it had not reached its minimum. We regret to learn that bills to a large mount, drawn by the United States Rank, bad been portested in France but it ill be seen that an arrangement had been made for their payment Cincinnati Gazelle incinnati Banks. The Cmciimali banks, ytccpt the Commercial, have suspended spePiimenls for thirty days. '"H done our J amies!! Sink or swim we heir resolution. Cin. Gas. Havre, September 14. -ras in Eurcpe. A Billofthe iank of the United Stales to I -n sterling, went lo protest all drawn to cover cotton ship.uicsi proaucea great alarm The Rothchilds iuterfcrfaft, and thus staid the generof trade. Cin. Gaz. wbbt-Potatoe. Every bo- , i-"Aorf and kt," but, here is sweetness long drawn outT. , - yon of a potatoe four feet longt bekiY itt Here it is before us y one inch from the end of the . tip of the tail, ami six and a half Crcumference. Thw beats beet, i, a4 squashes all to smash! This

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- - -urns mil. DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. ed in the basement storv or W T Provision store, Ko. utfiJ SE'iiss Si HniVn K t A,,u,l'C"o., Horn and James " rTr . ",B UJr.anj stale tha ed thehre, but the draught created by npen ng the door instantly increased it and Pxn dedto various rm ...ai ' ,ai,d."lenin a few minutes tlw flamci bnr.i reached the aoiningprovU store of D W Prcscolt. This houte was built Ck ,o W V fr street, f.,u,.g No. 19 o that s I , ne same range the store of George Merri took fire immediately af:erwaris 6 Jler" on the cround. il. r T".' o lap.Jij il the prospect of rrP..:;

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. pearly hour, vcrjdouhS The Crot ery stores of C. Che, seboroiurh m.d I Onorge A Wood, No. 15 SoutI warve the tore of ex,irt & Alli!,orne,and tl e ro n ii.n tlore of J. Emlin, No. 17, t he i on ..rehouse of Andrew M. Jones & U oti Tn the clhce of the Merrhim- t "'i"eis. I ;p ,,, e wer"inl, Transportation Une, and the ?a,ra . omm.ssinn warehouse nl C. Kins C... V.i in " "c uu c ' "ere success) vilr eiiv. loped in the flames. uess.Lt next attarktfL nuA . .. ... .1 ... i .. lommuiH - ., me nre communi- . iut- large on warehousp, ..r.vj!,! Hunting & Co., No. 21, extending ,1, noier, through o V tcr street. At this point theconflaorl.; uon nerame terrific. The shin , UnAU Z . U. Hinkle.No 2 Sn.h 3- ! IHC 1 UlllllllsSIOn IVfirphmu-nc ,r I i , Havers .lick, and of Smith Johnson wero i,. .-urcesM n consumed. Here the tire reached ihe corner of CU nuisueei. Keturn nr to W:ifnreri -j.-. cent to Mr. Prescott', sto.e, the fire is traced to John Harding, Jr.'s extensive wholosal, grocerj establishment, No. 17; th nee to n very large wholesale grocery of White, Slevv, w,hu, -fii.ntm me storehouse of the! ' " iciu e in ii. sioan s pf-ner-al commission warehouse, No. 25, and thence W n '.MgC r proof store,1ou-se occupied bv U . K. I hompson Co. Next lo this building stood the Fulton House, kept by J. Myers, at the c orner of Water and Chesnut st. which, with all the houses above mentioned were utterly destroyed. The buildings on the opposite, or west side oftheslrcct then took tire. In this range were William R. I hompson &to.'s storehouse (a second building occupied by that firm); the Hibernian lavem kept by J. Filzpalrick; and between the latter and Chesr.ut street three houses, occupied as taverns and clolhingslores, the names of the owner of whih we could not learn. At the northwest comer of Water and Chesnut streets, the clothing store of Gaskill & li.trncs whs next consumed. From the rearof the latter row of buildings the fire communicated with those facing on the east side of Front street. There William .HinR ni-iii. ix-n. J ii lii . O ! . l- . o.ee.a.cu i.aciory, No. was partially a lit rod lll'l.: a V.t.x......! H. r f t i

it 'Tt V l'c"u:riuanu,,ctr3MNo. uroke out in Watcher, tlcstrounp several val;andS& r. Davison s Sacking EotlcmEac- liable buildings-loss estimated at not less lory, No. 31 were also injured; Jas. L. Mif-!thanl00,000-suFposcd to have been set by ll:n and Geo. Hill s Commission houses, Nos. an incendiAry J V. Il hi.

.1.1 iiiiu .1.1. ifii.'H v niirnit ii .1 . . - x;;fi.-.-Commission store for ihn sal. nf rtimi,i'. , -'M.tia, m. iruivia VI. utllllll Gunpowder. No. 37? John Xf K,,;.. tor's store, No. 39; Wrr.. R. Thompsor.'s large warehouse and counting house. No. 11; iMtncK Uonnclly s lavern, No. 4:5; Dennis Lahey's Tavern, No. 45; J. Lloyd,Tobacconisl's store, No. 47; and John Longhead's Cooper shop, No. 49, were entire ly "destroyed. The house at the northeast corner of Front and Chesnut streets, occupied by Thomas M. Clark, and Payntcr& Slack, commission merchants, was much injured. The intense heat of the (lying cinders set fire lo the roofs ol the sorcs of George W. Richards S- Co. andol Richards y Bishm,on the west side of Front street. The upper stories of the former were burnt, the latter partially injured. Here the fire was checked in this direction, beyond the expectation of the spectators. Meanwhile the flames had extended to the Steamboat Hotel, on the South side of Chesnut street, al the corner of Water. Next door a cooper's shop was destroyed, and the office and baggage depot of the Camden and Am boy line was materially Injured. At Ihe southwest corner ol Water and Chesnut streets, the fire reached the clothing store of Enoch Alden; next the barber shop of William Gorgas, next, to Martin's tavern, No. 57 Front, and to the oerman commission house of Mcisgies Unkart, No. 59. These houses were wholly consumed. I The other stores in the same range, of J. B. Mcllvaine, Wm. P. Hanna, and C. Field & Son, were sliirhlly injured. The sparks set several buildings on fire in Taylors Alley. J. Rowlands liquor store was seriously damaged, and a large four story nuituing aisoinjurcu In Chesnut street above Front the store ol Durdon B. Carter was consicrably burnt, and the store ol Henry Kisbrough partial Wc have not yet been able to ascertain the names of the owners of the buildings w ere injured or distroyed by this fire. All which were within-' flji mcs were burnt literally to Not a particle of wood work, and the walls of many have (t There prevailed during th north-east wind, which rapj'

conflagration and greatly increased the difficulties toopperating against it effirienllv. other combusftbles, blazed for hours with i. tense violence. Ex Dlosinn r.

dVr V . e becn kf,gsof gunpo r. Al SIX O clock thi owv.gu.e ana oaru.g exertions of the fire Had reduced the Ham .i r..Mi a.... ;.ti. ... 'K "IC UIUC indefamen on of proper(y CeaSed to be apprehended 11 18 impossible In rnmmnn,l slruc,lon( , . , . " v,,u " iciius too arlent and grateful, the labors of the firemen on ly of I L U T" ""'J" ,iad no opportunity ol workiiirrat l hn i.-mnc iuf .d"!ie!'. l'.,C' S0t nd Carlson the -.e,.......uW, loaaeil tl.rm With Poods anrl rr - U J "V", f,seure ePos:U.. The Mayoraud l,ie' ole body of wa h:en Mere on the ground, protecting il ,. . Jibout the streets, nnrl J.LLa scatiercd Z l-0 (Ll -l.ged o lheJ,,aBI,om , Th.e nmoun.1 .' prpc-rlr of various kinds iiu 1,-1 i r-i-i il i, if 1 1 r !i ill i v tr anion!: 7 . " imJ0fSiL,e ""mate with prec.f.on. hut it may he reasonable staUd at uever, we learn, h ive ll v' J s'ooa more " of reg 'gul ir and perous trade. pros Tire at Urookltji. About G oVUk on u'm"u;'J evening a tire broke cul in h stable near the corner of Jay and Front stre.ts, Brooklyn, which speedily tommuncatcd to mjonung ,argt :laii.i..g and gtoovingeslablisnment, which, with near .$4,000 worth of lumber, was totally consumed, as was also " l"":slor7 r.ck building connected with the null. Fire at Maxiiatt.nvii.i.e. Ve tarn that on Saturday night n house was consumed at Alanhaltanville. Fire at Xon walk, Ohio The flourishing country seat of Huron was visited by a disas trous fire on Sunday morning, September 22d. I .it: largo steam mill used as paper and grist mil s, and to dwpll ed. I he JUflector estimates the less of mill and fixtures nt 8,000 or .$10,000, on which here was an insurance of 5,000. Loss ol u weiiing House?, luruiture, &i: nt $1,000no insrance. Fire at Red Hook. About ilir .,. i..l. v. v vri.n Cvdurday afternoon n two story brick building at Red Hook, occupied as a stove store and dwelling house, was, with its contents, consumed. Fire at Troy. The stores of James Curran, draper and tailor, and of Loomis and Shaw, dry goods dealers Nos. 7 a id 8 Cannon Place, Troy, were destroyed by fire cn Friday morning. . FireatFortI.ee, and loss cf Life. Mr. Lnetl's stable al Fort Lee, on the Hudson, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night, with two valuable horses, and a quantity of hay and grain. Mr. Ephraim Pomeroy, in the employ of Mr. Enctt, perished in the flames, and a colored boy, who also slept in the upper loft of the stable, barely escaped with his life. Pomeroy was a native of ihe slate of Maine, and about 37 years of age. Il issupposeJ that when he discovered the fire, he attempted to save the horses, and thus perished, as his remains were found by the sido of those of the horses. J Y. Vhir. Another Destructive Firk at Natchez. ' " On the 2Gth of September, another lire . . ' From Ihe Arte IVJfc Courier. OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE IX NEW YORK. Al about fifteen minutes after I o'clock, an alarm of fire, was given in the lower part of me cuy. uur reporter was early at Use scene, and at the time of his arrival flames were belching foith from the upper stories of! a large brick store No. 189 Water-street, mid-! way between Fulton-street and Burling slip. Some few citizens who were present, broke open the doors,and exerted themselves to save ! a portion of the valuable slock of furs, of its i occupant, S. A. Halsey. j TI.e Third Ward Hose Companv, got up by private subscription after t!.e "Great Fire,1'! shoVtlv arrived, and endeavored to check ihe . . - ' v fury of the flames; but there was so little I head water in the reservoir, that their elforlsi were enlnelv Iruitlcss; although it is certain that a plentiful supply from two or three streams al this crisis might have arrested ihe progress ol the lire. In the mean time the wind began lo freshen from the south cast, and soon the adjoining stores on either side were enveloped in flames. The intense heat and cindcis soon ignited the roofs and corni-

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United Slates Hotel, late Holt's, waa serious - ly threatened; but by the zealous efforts of its inmates in covering every window of the exposed sides with wet blankets. ; served without injury. ? At half pa t three, the grca'.ei entire square between lcM, Il Water streets and Ltuning p, co thirty-two buiMir was iiiflai.ios,) a sight truly awfui in its sublimity, 'trt to save the least portion of it see 'Me, and the lircman, devoting them protection of threatened, but yet ed property, Abandoned it to its square is novr n mass of ruins, ws tionof.' , ' i ' "

lodged. The aspect ol the fire, at this lime, !rZl f0,,.r V,rCk' WBS thr"ten'"g in the reme; when, fortunately, the wind shifted several po.nts to the eastward, ibsidinr nt conrSZe t"fn-'Wn,d ""tfing.ihcrcd new courage. Lines had been formed to the river, and a plentiful supply of water obtained-

,e, ,ll,,' Pgress of the devastation . The whole number of buildings destroyed forty-six, and that Ihe whole loss cam.ot fad much short of OA'E MLLIOXOF DOL ofZZ C-TrKv" -About two o'clock on ednesday altcmoon laf, our citizen, ere alarmed by ,h, cy of Fin-, whici, IT Carpenler Shop of Mr. Joip.i lolhclm, on Main Cuss Street. The lire, owing to the previous drought, extended rap dly nlong said Street, whkh, notwi.hstand.ng the uimost endeaiois of th Fire eHSTryt COU,.d,noi be "tioguisl.ed util the M ,r0r'TW,th the "option of Messrs. Hannah & Newman's new three-story Brick Building, was consumed. The Print inlp tnD',1 . ",, ' ,u "r- rmciis Heirs. Mr. lolhelm'a shop, tools, a lar c r . . . -u . c uuaniiv destroyed ,5asoneJ ,u'nb'r s ;J.F",c, -h'0"J Mr. IPs, Paint Shop, I alius, &c, was consumed. 1 Mr. Crane' finis!, . l, "J J " .7 " IOOIS, consiueranle lumber were UUI ill. Several Journeymen Carpenters lost all w.i !uuir, aim some clothing. The entire loss by tins sniall fire,' is etimated hi S3 500 dollar,. The fire, we undei stand, originated by the which one of the workmen was melting some CREAT TIKE AT MOL'ILE. An fcl Conflagration !-Eleven Squares destroyed bv Fire! We have only lime this morning, bifore going to press, to announce the occurrence of the most awful and ucsliuctive fire which ever occurred before in our uufortunate and ill-stancd city. Last night, about eight o'clock, when the wind was Mow ing almost a gale from the south east, the fire broke out in an old wooden building in the rear of the house on the south east corner of Dauphin and Conception streets, owned bv Mr. Pinto. ; The adjoining buildings, being all of wood, llic fire was soon communicated to them, and in a few minutes crossed Conception street. Here it had full sweep the buildings being very compact, and all of wood, and the wins sou.h-easl the fire swept over the 2 squares west of Conception, from Couti,on the south, to St. Francis, on the north, with unexampled and terrific rapidity. Proceeding west, it crossed St. Joachin street, then Jackson here it extended one square further north, to St. Michael street and then three solid squares abreast, all in one grand terrific flame, it swept onward to Claiborne street and crossed it, sweeping every thing to Franklin. Here, at about twe o'clock, the wind fortunately abated; and in consequence of w iui n,anu me mowing up ol several buildings on Ihe west side of Franklin street, the pro press of the devourinc element was staved. Not, however, until six or eight buildings of il.- .. i i it t iv. i r . . tut; nvn siui-ui i i.uiMifi nail occn destroyed. The dwelling of Duke Goodman, Esq. on the corner of Dauphin and Frasiklin, was Mown up. Thus all ike buildings cn the north side of Court, from Conception to Franklin, a dian i p" ' l. rancis lance ol lour squares all on both sides of ic same extent on both sides to the same extent, with the exception of three buildings on each side of me corner ol Conception nil the buildings on me south side ol St. .Michael, from Jackson lo Franklin all on the cross streets of Con ception, St. Joachin, Jackson, Claiborne and r ' ; . " , , '.T . 7 . ""V'rV" V ' ' ? V 10 bu, f.'"? 3 " ,t,IC V,."?,tJr' WilJhi" limit lirrihil hn,-f if . il the "'"' Uf ' 'TJf ' " PPOsca aWui V0?, have suddenly been reUMII.U vr i?lll.ai The origin of the fire is attributed lo liiCctl diaries; and we understand that two persons ,vf-! e.iiT.- .....I I. j ? ?l vii ?u?iii.tt;ii aim lougca injuu Can it be possible there can be found in hu man shape, such base fiendish monsters? Mo lulc seems indeed a doomed city. Have Ave not drank deem enough of ihe bitter cup of ncre 1 . U.r calamilic-. end! .Mas! Heaven oi ly j Knows 'btlc ramlUc Vet, b. I ' - '- ' JO II iV FEISRIS & VO. con?tEn or .vim asu short streets, Istmrtnceburghy Ind. -olesale and Fctail Dealers in Drugs, Med ones, Taint, Oils, ,Vrnishcs, Dyevlufl, Window Glass. &c. t on hand a ery exten$ive ioclc, and ih te ihe i 'eiihon of .Verchanlt, crlk er, nttd Phyiciant. . uHIHER VARD. ...... ; bscribers hrvc now on hand, ,..00 ft. Pine Lumber, asserted; tiich they will sell at as lore prices and on HaTorable IcriiH as any other persons. tjnber. Yard, corner of Vine and llig .s,in Lawrenceburgb. , i DAVID SPRINGER, - : .5 vM'f. II. SPOONER.. 8,1838. 34-5m

It is expected that the Rev Mr ni . Pleach in the Court Hotite on h,.1'a Robrlso o'clock A. 31. bJEETiu S? r.e?.V 11

..w, lt leWa 7? Annrm - ' ""ieaced the Co, fully olicita the B, " 1"' mb'"b robreribe respectT nuce.inir .balic.t;.:-r..T.!?..p.MI,1,e' ? rerfonnance. to merit It. w - " UB1I1CSR. .r 'USiucts. an.! f. ii r .i He wishes to purchaeo TEX Tlimivi, porlr barrel STVpi i wtitaAX I) noon ti.. r .... . -'-i', leir ttiounaiiif tuiiii noon nolet. fnr wi.;a . .I,-4.1-4W M IlL'TCIIlVssi.v BtARW,cKn?: bl for UUH I l r T'VU'T "y - i lie U'ririr l. .i.i- . " canal tietn I ... " ..7 . , ,'lllw the wviltKICU III till Uct.,-.t7; "us-a 15r..o!;villo. upon said eat.te n,ut present th me dulv .u Uu-nticated w thin on ... i .... V . rljr .a" -id estate .nu.t H1Bke" "Hi cUte ie euppoeed tu be olrent. h J '""'enca ill ee:i at public outcry to the niftiest bidder, on Satur.t.. n. o.i .i , - K"v ber. 1639. at the late re.iTece .aid'de eTn hatiMu.n.h.p. in .aiJ county. lli(J eriy belong, ne lo ,aij e.utc, to-wii: One l.oroC one cow ,cP. hay, 0,t., nheat, corn, l ousdLu and kstclien luriuturc, Acc.Arc. -u'ia JOIT V J n lnp . t .. ... 4!-3w Office of tub UnooKvitKE fx. Co., i rwttlif 13 Oct., i receiv nncy on dcpo.ite at lb7nin.r -iCe,"n 11,6 foI,owi"? term, namely: for. nioniha 3 per cent, per annum for 3 inontha 4 per cent.rfor 0 month, 5 per cent., and Er9 nmre months 6 per cent. " lerBonn wishing to make aiirht dsnK;m confideiitlv ndr mi ri, -r.. i... caa met when presented. Kiks on all kinds of nrn .orto i. ,.t. usual.- for terms apply at the cilice of ih east upper room above Price and Arf.n..' J.aaiI store. A. M l.Aa VT, V.. M'Cahtt, N. I). Galcox, 1). Vrh k, W. M'Clkert, J. WVNK, Uko. Holland, V. T. Decks, Joiis.W. IIiti, Ssc'y. -I fc-'lt INo Cnlonirl o rniompi. VOIt ile at the "Ilrookville Drup .store," on M. Mam liargetc el reel, opposite D. l'rice'a store. AHIaISS Coiaposuid Extract orTomnto, The cclibraUd Substitute fur Catomrl. Almost universally recommended, even by the Regular iractising Phyticiant. mifeiakc. call an! see tha numberless rtillmej in in firur. and know for vr.nr. eclves that it ia good. 4I-3w State of Indiana , In the. Probate court oftqjd wii.i v.um auu i.i Z'lUClu Jane, his wife, VS. Jamea Reid, John P. Rcid, Washington Hardin and Mary Ann lua wife, Nancy Reid and Margaret Reid, the heir, and Mary Reid the widow of John Rcid. doe'd. ln petition for Partition. rSVIL above named defendants and all others JL- concerned, are hercbv notified, that nn ti.n 2d day of the next term of the Probate Court of said county, to be bold en at the court house in .rook villa in said county on the 2d Monday of November. 119, we shall move said court to appoint three disinterested freeholders as commis sioners to set oft dower in, and divide the follow ing described real ertate, situate in said countr. and of which John Reid died seized and possessed, anil wiiicli descended to tbe aforesaid parties as his heirs, to-witt The X. W. quarter of section 30, , to-wut i ne . quarter ol section ill), and range 12; also, the S. YV. qr. of the ir., and the N. W.qr. of the S. W. qr. of N'o. 2, in town 11 and range 12; at which town 12 and N. W. qr. section No. time and place y u can attend if you see proper. MAISU.N At HOLLAND, Att'y for petitioners. Oct. 9. 41-4w I,A.I FOR S Al.r. rVXlIC aubsbribcr wibl.es to sell th N. W. and JL tha N. E. qr. of the S. E. qr. of Sec. 12, T. 11. oi range 12 easi; being in Franklin county, la.. about two miles west of the mouth of Pipe Creek. The land i well situated, aiid will make a handsome farm. Any person wishing to purchase will do well to call on the subscriber, on the farm, of whom all particulars, terms, A;c. may be learned. THOMAS WILSON. tJept 10 I37-7w unless f 4.V ORDLV.i.YCU, lie I at ire to the .Market-1 louse. 111! it ordained by the President and Trustees of the Town of Hrookvil'e, That any person who shall In toll any beast to the fence surrounding the Market House; or who shall cut, mark, or in any manner disfigure or injur? the same; or who shall post up any advertisement upon any of the columns at other part of said hous? or fence, or who shall feed any horse or ether aatmal in the same, or put any beast w hatsoever wniun the mciosure rurrounding said Market house, shall loiicit and pay for every such offence, any sum not less than fifty cents, nor more than thrce.aolJaw R I? FITS- .I " 7 , President. GEO. ITtEltKY, Clerk. l.,,BU nV... 4.1-vr Jnt received mid Tor Sale, jgjY the undersigned, the following articles, toYoung llvson Tea, Imperial do; ("ofltfe. Pepper and Spice; 5iew tlrleans Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Western Ueserve Cheese, Flour, C'orn-iiiedl, Canvassed hams, broom cords, l eJ cord? , candles, painted buckets, vinegar, aalt, tir, and etone coal. All of which he will nil low for cash. Aug 15 S3- J.WOODS,

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