Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 November 1839 — Page 3
AMERICAN.
pit O OK V I LL E, IKDlAfA. TCESDAT, NOV. 5, 1839
We failed to publish our paper in the usual
tj, iu corfccquence of failing to ge t paper, as accustomed to do, at the mill in thii place. The Ppcr mill has been stopped for seral weeks, in consequence of the extreme lowncs of the water, and p.ipcr could not be obtained :rom Cincinnati until Monday morning. We will endeavour to print again on Saturday. The cJitor continues unable to attend to any
business. . 3Ir. James II. Cratkns, Esq., the Whig candidate for Senator in Ripley county, has been
cUvted over Dr. Brown, his Van Ruren competi-i
tor, by a majority, it is said, of 800 votes. Married At Greenfield, Ind., on the 14lh Oct., by Rev. Ilenjatnin Cooper, Rev. Joseph S. IUhwics to Miss Martha Hamilton, of that place. -
U.S.
Bask of Pennsylvania II is un
derstood that the Auditor General of Pennsylvania has called upon Ihe Bank, to Curr ish.
forthwith, a statement l us assets and liabuities, and generally setting out ils condition. Under all the circumstance?, this statement will be looked for with much interest by the stockholders and public generally IVhig.
The late Elections. That the Whip party tn-ist and will triumph in the decisive Slni''lc that the reign of Van Burcnism and Sub-Tre.isoryisni is to tome to an end in the
year '40 we have never lor a moment doubtThat Ohio should have gone for the administration by an increased majority that PoniiM Ivauia 'should have been sunk apparehllvdecper in tho mire of Ijocofocoism thut Indiana should have entirely reversed Iter position thai Mar) land should have a.ine likeivise that Vermont and New Jer
sey should have been barely able to maintain t'leir WT.'g integritythat these things should
?):ive come to pass within the short space of tree moru'iS vrvndcrs nol ?. And wc re-
opal the belief, that these very rrvrcs and v. -ii .... r...i. vi :
discoiiwi ores win worn out toi u.c . mi; ! tT a final and complete victory. '1 t him that thinketh lie standelh. take
k rd lest he fall," is a precaution as well np-
idicd in politics as a more righteous sense!
1! it one short year ago after the gloriou
re?? of37 the general opinion was, that
the irAf.asa parly, could have stood against the worfd! Then, the Locofocos were so sig
nal'y defeated in every successive election
the adauuMralion was deemed so completely
prostrate that, in the opinion of many, it
saoriortcrs would have to unite upon some . . ? I
other candidate than the present incumiwni. a order to m ike even a shorv of mutest. -he Whigs thought they 6tood . r d dii tale any terms! Availil.ilu., ''iicitto. fnit a the r,Mfriirt'! We ;": v. fs f.ivoti'e candidate fili: Whig U.i j r.-V;.; r.;Vi! j.-n
Indiana Annual Conference. At the Annual Conference of the M. E. Church held nt Lawrenceburgh, Ind. October, 1839, the following appointment were
uiHue, to-wii: . . . . ! Madison District. C. W. Ruler, P. E. " Station p. C. Holliday and W. M. Fralcy. ...... Canaan Circuit.-- II. S. Dane. Vnay " C. B. Jones and G. W. Ames. Rising Sun Cir S. T. Gtllet and P. R. Guthrie. '"-..- " Later, na but gh Station Win. W. Hibbcn. Wilmington, Cir.- -Charles Bonner and A. B. Hayes.
. Versailles Circuit. I Hurlhuf.
Paris- A. Bussey and J. C. Harbin. .... . Indiana German Mission to be supplied. Charlatan Dis E. G. Wood, P. E. .Vi jo Albany Sta J. C. S.niih and Win. Knowles. C.rydon Cir J. A. Brouse and V. M-
lick. - .,. . .
Grcentillt Cir. Tho. S. Gu;m. Home Cir. 11. T. Grifihh. Salem CtV. -W. V. Daniels and J. Crawford. Oiarlcstun . Cir Isaac Owen and T. J. Doyle. .. : JrffirsoHville &ta,Y. II. Good.
Lexington Cir. E. Rullidge and P. Hol-
acn. Indianapolis Dis A. Eddy, P. E.
bin A. Wiley. XMcnillc Cir.U W. Berry and J. V. B. Miller.
Mvorcsvillc Cir. Isaac Craw ford and Tho. 11. Ruckcr.
franklin Cir. Miles HutTikcr. Shclbyville CtV. R. Hargrave and Jns. S.
itarnick.
Rashvillc CtV. James Hill and E. F. Re
mington.
Rnizhtslovn Cir. J. li. Burt and J. D.
Kelly.
(ji-ccxficM Cir. F. M. Richmond and Geo.
Havens.
t Pipe creek mission.S. S. Williams. J. S. II u risen, Agent of the Preachers' A id Soriety. , Vincrnncs Sfa. Jno. Miller, P. E.
Lvattszille Sla. Jno. Uanit I. Mt. Vtrnon Cir. II. A. Harrcl and S. Rodgtrs. Prinalon Cir Anthony Robeson.
Bmxnnith Cir Wm F Wheeler and S
Ravetiscraft. Vinccnncs Cir John Kernes. Washington Cir Silns Rawson. Bloomficld Gr Isaac M'Ehoy.
Carlisle GV Tho Ry and J Miller. Anoi mission Wm Bratton. Crazrfonlsvilfc Dis Tho. J. Brown, P. E. Lafayette Sta II. B. Beers.
Dayton Cir Wm. Wilson. F.ankfurt Cir Joseph White nnd G. W. Stafford. Cnvington Cir J. I. Thompson and Walter I.. 1 1 u (Tina n.
Y-f Tovcn Cir A. B. Bcesly, I to be sup-
Lagrange cir V Posey and L L Allen Steuben cir Wm K Young and Enoch Ilalestock ,.. .
Lnporte cir E Games and G W Baker : Va'paraiso VVn J Forbes Warsaw cir E Vanschoiark Michigan dis John Erkcnbrack. P E !' Niles cir Wm II S.-impsou i E'aardshurgh cir Joseph Bron White Pi 'geon nrJames B Watson Ccnlreville cir Erastus Kellogg Kutmazoo cir H Vanorden and O S Wclh Btrrian cir Franklin Gage Pazrpaw rr lleiuy Worthitigton
.llliguan cirWm I odd. , The next Annual Conference is to beheld at Indianapolis. Lawrettccbnrgh Jiiaion. Missouri. Gen. Nalbeii Ranney, Collector of the port of St. Ijouis, is announced as an Admioislrnlion candidate for Congress in place of Mr. Harrison, deceased. It is thought that he will have no Whig competitor. '.
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would, if again resorted to, Interpose a formi
dable barrier against revulsions nnd suspensions, in future, by restricting our facilities ol
indebtedness lor the m.tnulactures of othci nations.
The following remarks, on Ihii subject, are
made in the Franklin (!') Repository of yes
terday: If the present suspension ot specie
payments by our banks, does not arouse the
attention ot the people to Ihe cause of the fre
quent occurrences of this evil, nnd induce them
to compel the General Government o retrace
Iheirstcrts, anil again give us an tiiicieut pro
tei live iaritf, cx erieiu e i.ns tan d to ope
rate on the minds of men, and fe.irs may tust
ly be entertained (or the existence of the llepubliir. From the waul of a sound, equal uniform currency, and a proper protection to home itulus.'iy, our situation isaliitost onepfco-
jnial vassalage to Ureal Britain.
Thi sudden changeViu lite weather in Arkansas in the beginning ofjast mojttli hae produced u extensive crop of ngucs. All
the hands in the Little Rock Star oflice were
down with these iulermitlents. Ball. Pat.
OCrAAnoji M. Peui.ne, Eq., for the Iwo
past years a Kepresentalive in our State Leg isla ture from Mai shall and Kosciusko roun
ties, died at his residence in Koscsusko, on the 2G;h tilt. Judge Perii was a gentleman
highly esteemed as a man of strict iutegrit) of character, and had been several limes hon
ored, with important official a iations in the
county iu which he resided.- Aurora Dent
TUB subscriber havinir Iocatad hiMtf at !2t.
Carmel, is now prepared to receive all orders m him
line or business, which he pledge himself to execute io the best and most workmanlike manner, and hopes by a strict attention to business to merit liberal share of public patronage, t . N. It. lie his alwo on linnd a general assortment of TABLES. BUREAUS, IFORK-STAMtS and BEDSTEADS of all descriptions. The public are respectfully invited to call and see fur themselves, a. nori. . Mt Carmel, Atnruet 12, 13:',9. 5 - TJ DtlZ. first qunlity of upper leather just -B.t received. Al.Sl.HH) llw. first mlitj oio
loatiier, and Tor ale low by . . " Feb. 1, IS:!!L 11. .V. S. TVaEU.
Lima. The U.S. Gazette fcays-: A mer
tahtile gentlem r.i of Philadelphia has reI mm ' V. . . ...
ceieo n ieuer irom Uin i. written about Ihe
1st of August, whit l( says the political, commercial, and social state of that country hat. greatly improved, nnd tl.at the demand for
produce is good. Business gcnen llv excel
lent, and the mine, have recently yielded a rare abundance of the prccicus metals. It is refreshing to hear news of this kind; but with a proper political n-gulalioii that portion ol Sjuth America n ight be the seat and centre of a moil profitable commerce. Ball. Pat.
CrThe Vevay Times sas that the negro
boy whe murdered his mistress, ticaijGheut, nol long since, has had his trial, and was sentenced to be hu ig at Cat Tollton, on iho loth of November.
II.
t
Robeson.
Died. At his lato residence, on Fifth slr et, al three o'clock, on the morning of the l2ih inst- of Pulmonary Consunilion. Win. Mc
Lean, Esq.
Mr. McLean was bom in Mason county,
tvy., ou the 10 or Aug., at an early ng he removed with his parents to Warren couuty Ohio. With great energy and persever
since, he prepared himself under the tuition
of his brother, (Hon. Judge McLean)and was
admitted to the bar at the age of 21 years.
He has subsequently filled the respouble dusi-
ties of Receiver of Public monies, al Piqua,
Ohio; member of Congress for the iiflh UiS'
tnct, for six years, nnd more recently a mer
haul in Cinciunnli,and of the house of Reeves
& McLcnn. Al the nee of 16 years he at
Inched himself to the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in which he lm? been a faithful inem
ber ever since. His long nnd painful illness
he bore with Christian fortitude and patience
of urbane and social manners, no man had
less cnimies. Dying, as he lived, full of hope
of immortal life beyond the grave, he has ta
ken from the good man the sting of his loss, in
the usMiraucc that he is now with his God. Cincinnati AVars,
Suicide. Tho sunercariro of the schooner
Cathrine, recently sent into New York foi examination, havit.g been inptured by the British brig Dolphin under suspicion of being a sl iver, cointi.itted suicide on 'Wednesday mon ring on board said schooner by cutting his
threat with a razor. " lie was a Spaniard b)
irlh, and could not speak English.
Pickpockets. A gentleman, while look
ing at the ruins by the late fire in Philadel
phia, on edncsdai', about 1 1 o clock, was
deprived of ' 1 1 15 by some of the light fingered gentry.' Of the money taken. there were
two 5UU post notes ol the Bank of North
Amerua, nnd one 100 of the same Bank.
U.S. Gaz.
Dissolution oi Partnership. THIS 1)Y the partnership of I). Price As Co. xvns i'i(dvrd by mutual consent. All persona who Live arc.. tints with the above firm are requested to cill and close the saim, as imiaedialo payment wi'l bu wanted, eepecially thorn wh:sc notes have l'-eii standing over from last year l. Price is duly authorised to settle nl! uccoauld
of the hrm. . PltlCF..
Augua Oth, 13:J. JaMX V. Ill TT. TIIK subcribci8 havq jut received from the Kuslern Cities, the lorgtl and b!t astfirtiut-at of Foreigrn and Domec-tic DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, SHOES, r.lU HATS, BO.Y.YETS, A.. ever offered for h-le in this place, which ihey will sell wholesale or rctkil at the Cincinnati prices, adding carringe. 11. At S. TVNF.R.
Itr.Kikville, .May 10, is:,9. 21
UST Itr.CF.IVKl):-An assortment of light
Calicoes and CinghauiF. Alw, Striped, Mix
ed and Klue Driil.i..'. X. I). UALLION
March 27th.
J'
..!. ba the cardi.t-i'c mi!tt " I say quitr all i!
r-tablis'ied Whig p;:er . .; t!i
res ill is before the world in the late eiet-j tions. We s-iv HiC result, because until those
jo'irnais, which press the nominaiion of Mr.
CI iv, can paint its out any measures or acts
of this self-willed and corrupt administratis,
which h ive conduced to make it more pop-
ul irwiih the states of Ohio, Indiana, MaryI in !, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ver niont.lhan it was iu voG, when General Har
rison triumnhanllr and gloriously curried
t!io:n, r.-c cannot listen to any other came for
the result than the one staled. B it there is no reason for despondency
Although it is now written out in plain char
acters that the Whig parly of i7s.fr cannot dispLce our present corrupt rulers, yet is it equally certain, that with a general and cordial concentration of the whole opposition, such a deliverance con be cffcc.lcd. Ifhe whole opposition trill nol come to the Whig nartv.lhe latter nutif forego preferences.
and go to the former. Let but the N ttional Convention nlace the opposition in the same
attitude which it occupied in the fall of '3G.
and thai opposition will make a victorious and triumphant struggle in the fall of 40!
Cincinnati llhig.
!fwOs National Rbrister. We per
;: ;iy ill - a?( ivmbcr that this old csta;
Bloomington Dis-
Row ley.
Pntnamtille Cir '. U. llasselvilte Cir Ezra L. Iveiu. Riickiille Cir Amasa Johnson. Tcrrchvile Sla Ehenezcr Palriik. u Cir C. Swank and Thos. Bart ley. Alamo Cir Jno. E.i wards.
H. S. Talbot, P. E.
Sta Roht. Curran.
Springfield Cir A. L. Miller. Ralford Gr C. M. Holliday.
Broicnslozrn Cir P. May and J. R. Will
iams.
ColumbusCir G. K. Kcstcr and 1). Chap
man.
Broten mission J. F. Sp.llman. Spencer Cir A. M. Sliitlard and I For-
bts.
Panli Cir Win. M Ginnis and J. Talbot. Riehland mission G. W. Walker.
Connersville Vis James Havens, P. E.
u.a
xy not
pa?M:i
J!al.
!tir the hands of
.''fT of the An
t i -
1 1 J. Hi"; and
WISH to purchase corn, corn meal, wheat, ll.iur, oats, butter, and eggs, for which I will
pay aa good prices as can be got in the place.
Aug :j:u J. WOODS.
Couxtehfeit Money. Two Brothers,
whose names are Lemuel S. and Levi Bill
were committed to prison on the 19lh, fur
iitssing counterfeit mouev, of which upwards
ol SIVJ was found upon their persons cousis
ting ol SZJ notes on the Bank of l'llUburg,
ind s-i notes on the bank of Steubrnville,
Ohio. Ihey were arrested in lulton on
I uesday night, by Constable Crossley.
. dim. Ithig.
The Fijib Akts im Cnciss.vrt. We were
most agreeably cut prised a day or two since
al witnessing the first annual exhibition of our
western art iris, u e have for several y car?
iisitcd the exhibitions in New 1 oik and Phil
ndclphin, nnd hesitate not to nvcr that the
present one in Cincinnati, is in no respect iu
tenor In them. Such a display in the large
room of the Bazaar, has a particularly fine
.v. . . . - . . .
eltecl: and we know ol no manner in winch
a leisure hour can bo tilKd up vo advantage
otisly as in visiting it. We Wiculd observe
that the exhibition is not limited to Paintings but includes the busts and models for statu
ry of Messrs. Powers, Clevengcr, Brackett
and ofhors. lit pub.
ii. X. A. IXassny Ml,
MW'IXU permanently located themselves in Hrookville, under the American Printing Office, are now prepared to execute all orders in the
I'AILOltlNU ttlJSINC.S3.in the most fashiona
ble and workmanlike manner, and hope by strict
attention to buno-xs to merit a share ot public pntronngo.
PS. All kiiuld of garments cut in the short est
notice. June . 2-i-u
Sugar & 1T1 asses. II hds. of hujiar, aim
12 barrels of Molasses, just received and
for sale by It. fit S. TYN KR.
Aug. l,is:59.
10
Stone Cutting.
BVUWICK & MY UBS having purchased the esUblichment of K. Ompttead, Lawrcncsburgh, la., are prepared to furnish all who may
desire it. with Stone of a sUierior quality, suita
ble for lUIll-niiNG, and also for MONUMCNT,
TOMB, TAIILB. and IIKAD STOMW, at the
Cincinnati prices. Orders addressed to It. 1. ('.
liarwick, at ISrookville, la., or to Jacob Jlyree.at I.awrenceburcb, will receive prompt altcation.
The work will be delivered at any point on the canal between Lawrcnceburgb and Brookville.
Oct. 2.V4:i-tf.
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Help Younsr.i.VEs, tuex call fi'oN Hi:.i--'- ' ci:lk! The acting Governor of Kentuckr,ptai -
with a view of raising the sum of '200,000, he made a i,...
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which is necessary lor carrying on me public i calculation me iiaai c.
improvements of "the State, proposes a sale of J things, according to his doctrine, wiu ... six per cent state bonds, to thai amount. In! lionably lake place in the year aforesaid.
the hone of promoting the sale of the stock. Air. Miller says there will not be the slight-
for such important purposes, the Governor has est hope iu another world for those who are
addressed a Circular to a large number of the I hen iu arrears for newspaper subscriptions.-
wcallhy and patriotic citizens of Kentucky, e tremble lor many ol our subscribers!'
making a strong appeal to them to spare some
Admittitrator'M Sale. - TT F.TTF.RS ol adiuinfttrfttion upon the Cetate of M-i F.lcanor Dare late of Franklin county, Indiana, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned agreeably to law. All persons having claims uoii said cetate mutt present the same duly authenticated within ne year, and those indebted to
said estate must make immediate payment. The estate is supposed to be solvent. The undersigned will ec'.l at public outcry to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 2d day of November, 1830, at the late residence of said deceased, in I'at'.i town-hip, in said county, the personal p:oprrty Kdoiiging to sid estate, to-wit: One l.irse, c:".'v, si;t.-;. hay, oats, wheat, corn, household .'.!, en ion.it. nc, Vc. Src. JO!I J. DItK,ndm'r. . i .ti-Sw
i v: ls. Co i., i :'..;.
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ter.
thing of their abundance, and to apply some
portion of their surplus means, m the pur
t base of these bonds. The surplus floating capital of the w orld appears to be pretty well
used up, for '.ho present. 1 he result, neces
, rnl I " I ..... ill i ic t Ii h ft cl:itn, nhil rAntnin nifioa. milf.l ... .t. t i i. . . ... 1. . .
rir ill. il Ilicr nilu Or. ci . , ri i ...... ................. v , ... , fvu cuuiuy , vviuu, uy lilts ciiinAurv, iu-v ii; wariuiii!
C nlre-illc cir 3. W. Sullivan and J. Car- for a time, look at home lor Hie means ol pros- tubs, buckets, churns and half-bushels, painted.
STOVIiS.
UST UECEIVF.n and for sale, a number of
o different sized COOKING STOVES, one
Franklin Fire Place or Stove, Andirons, Plough
Moulds, wngon boxes of all sizes. ALSO, n large
lot of Cooper ware tnadc at Union Village, War-
- ;c: ii', namtav: ;V r M iiientlis .,: ;,t , nA for P or
GEoitr.i v Election. The Georgia papers, received Ibis mo.-n'uiff. contain returns from
the counties of Baldwin, Bidd, Hancock, Jas
per. Richmond. Wnrren, Wilkinson, Burk,
tureen. Taliferro,Glynn, Mcintosh, JelFerson,
W ashinslon. Morgon, Wilkes, Latham, tiui
lock. I lfiiiffham. Muscogee, Liberty, Scriven.
Tatnall,and Bryan (21,) which give ihe fol
lowing result: - For Dougherly, (Whig.) 8.7S3 . For MeDoiial, (L F.) ,552 Baltimore Pal.
Yc7caetle cir JamcsSct.lt. Liberty cir John Ky ger and L. Havens. Brookvilic cir J. Jones and F. A. Con
well.
Greensbur&h Sla Wm. B. Ross.
Mlroy cir E. Whittoli and F. II. Carey.
Scipio cir Jacob Mayers. Richmond Dis Robt. Burns, P. E.
II Bruce and J Otker-
mul lay their own shoulders manrully to the pin:U,lilf-SpanUU and common cigars; cut and ...i...l Lr.. ML: r...,inrnnl Th..ir Jr,cJ "nioking tobacco, by tho pound, sweet honey
, ! itl rl l urieu eiuufcii'K vouacco, uy iuu iiouiiu, Mvuci wheel, before looking for external aid. Their. . ,!,.,,, ' ' . t, ' i,':, Kr ,.:
doing so, w ill be the most likely way ofsccuring bacco ,nil commo pipe8 ad stem; I. S. Mason's
unequalled and inimitable challenge blacking, ana
All of which I will
scil low for cash. J. WOODS.
N. It. I have moved to my old stand, oppobite
the court house. J- WOODS
Brookville, Oct. 20, 119.
that aid, w lieu limes begin to mend, and foi
eign capital shall be again, to a reasonable Utarch of the best q-iality
extcpt, comc-alable. Hall, rut
xhk..; ' "
for2 months 3 pr ci r ' 4 iHir cent. for 0 months it
more months G per cent. Persons wishing to make sight depositee, can confidently rely ou such certificates being met when presented. Risks on all kinds of property will be taken as usual.- for terms apply at the office of tho company, east upper room above Price and Adams' saddle
store. . ciOUDn rrctuicnt.
A.M'Carvv, K. M'Cabty, . N- I). (J ALL. ON, 1). PUU E, W. M'Clkekv, J. Wysk, (bo. Holland, . W. T. Bkkks, John W. Uitt, Sc'y.
Temjiesseb Legislatvub. This body met
on Mondav the 7th ult.
In the Senalc, vicneral T. S. Love,(l F.) . .. . -. ! f
ol llenrv. was elected Sneaker, voionei
K. Hill, Clerk, General Wm. Martin, Assis
tant Clerk, and Mr. Casey, Doorkeeper. The vote stood: Loco Fo'co 13. Whig 10.
In the other House, Jonas E. Thomas, ol Maury, was elected Sneaker, Granville S.
Crocket, of Pvulherford, Clerk, and Lycurgus
Winchester,of Madison, Assistant, Clerk.
The vote stood I F. 42; Whig 33. Baltimore Pal.
It is said the water is so low in the channel of our river, that it is impossible to dip
p more than half a bucket fu;i at a time
man
Portland cir-B II Bradbury Mnnccytaan cir Jno II Hull Marioncir Daniel K Slra't Andcrsonloxrn cir I It zckiah Smith Pcn lletoti cirJ S Donaldson BhtflloTcn ciV-Scth Smith Logatisport Dis-G M Beswick, P E cir J F Trnslow Pent cir B Westlake St Joseph mission Samuel Reed Ft Wayne cir Jacob Colclaur DJphicir Ancil Beech Independence cirWm Campbell Jno Cojgill Monticcllo cir Josiah J Cooper RochesU r cir J B Meshon Miami Indian mission J L Belotto South Bend Dis Aaron Wood, P E it u Sla David Stiver Mishazcaka cir Warren Griffith Goshen ctr-G M Boy d
Put up tiie Fence!- The opinion prevails
extensively it is spreading widely, and the
conviction of its correctness grows stronger
and stronger that the United S'ates, with
nil her mighty resources, cannot gel along
moothlv. in her business atlairs wiinout
and
t ooii:uiti.
HAVING commenced the Coopering business in Uronkville, the subscribe tespectfully solicits the patronage of the public, and hopes
be
Ocl.2:J,-43-4w
M. HUTCHINSON.
Cti
I'o Calomel IVo Calomel.
TOUR sale at the 'Brookville Drug Store,
H. Maiu Ilurjers i
MILES?
on
Maiu llurgers street, opposite D, Price's store,.
jniooui.y, ... i.e. UU9...a . .. , Ceasing application to business, and faithful the aid of a protecting tariif, winch shculd 'rformBn - nwtt lt.
prevent Ihe country iromoeing uooueu wtui nc wishes to purchase TF.N TIIOUSAai D
:irtirles of foreinii manufacture. If these I pork barrel STAVES, and also, a few tUontnnJ
. i:l.. n-ora mrt ivpH iii pvrboiiirc for our I hoop poles, for which a reasonable price will
j..-.- . .n,.r.,i..rn. il.,.ro u-nnl.l paid in eash, so 6oon as delivered.
uwu i'iumui a Ha wishes, also, to emolov two pood loumcv
be comparatively uuiu ..ico.ive...e..ct;, men, to whom constant employment will be given
cessity lor utliy upon imports, nui much
their purchase requires a large balance oi
gold nnd silver, every year, it is oovious mat a nrotectin?larilF becomes a measure of high
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importance. Such is the disposition oi man,
ill this go ahead age and country , lo go ahead
of hnprc3entme ui,thal we snail vainiy strive
to counteract thai propensity, in our uctimg! with foreign nations, or to prevent the revul
I a- a aAH. lamn fllwtita
SlOnS WHICH nil.!1., .iu". nun: w uiiii) ...v.. , Win. Al SO
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arise, without the. Help Ol a protecting nrm.- WQQ ,bs Soa, Leather, Castings. Nails and It is a measure of tried virtue, as our former 1 Axes; . Small Brass Kittles. N. D. OAI.LION.
orosperily avouches; and, as wc fully believe,! Brookville, March 27th, 1:?9.
i
JUST RECEIVED and FOR SALE, by the barrel or less nuanlitv.
10 Bbls. Sugar, 8 do Molascs, 4 do Mackerel, GOO lbs. best Codfish, 700 lbs. Rice, 5 bbls. Brandy, 5 do Rum,
Compound Extract ofTomato, Thr. rrlrhrntrd Stihslitute for Calomel.
Almost universally recommended, even by tho Regular practising Phyiiciaut. No mistake. Call and sec the numberless cirtifliatos in it3 favor, and know for yourselves that it is good. 4I-2v Just iveeived and Tor Sale, BY the undersigned, the following articles, 10wit; x Young Hyson Tea, Imperial do; Coffee, Pepper and Spice; New Orleana Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Western Reserve Cheese, Flour, Corn-meat, Canvass
ed hams, broom cords, bed cord, candles, painted i,.. . .. .- i . i iir
UUCKeie, fill) JJ.i, auo., tar, miu feiuiiv wit it v. which he will sell low for cab. Aug 15 3:W J. WOODS. lOTICE. J" . riplIE undersigned having become agents for JL the White-Water Cotton Factory, are now prepared to furnish Merchants and their rusto- . . t, t . e- .
mers, with a sitkiiiuk article oi yarn., cautjt
chain, candle-wicl ing and oaltiug, at Ona. p'ficPs
at their store in uroof ule. i.nxrs Ar nnnn'K.
I Jan'y 0th, ISUR. X