Indiana American, Volume 7, Number 45, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 November 1839 — Page 3

A SI IE IHt I (DAN. QBOOKTILLE, IIVD1AIVA. sitCRUir, uror. , 1839.

For the American.

JMCJKVT ru ma niTVItllBT.- inere la a . --""- hoc. i,hsi nicrni we nari n

tf.x- Tare. F lllt llMMl .1 . tt heavy ram Tor several limit-.. tA.. . j

n" - v vaifltk uuu a, Kiin-ia niita r, i a . -w ivs-ii n a a. lie asr 1111

tors of a mile from this plate, on the road leading , C !?5?d ' we feHr Ihe weather will frosn Brookville to Hamilton, now in mil bloom". tY U ,e river ' ftil' declining. ri.- nn ;.!. nr . . t"tTR. tor the two nrrcinm t-.-. ...

iuci v. v.gciivu iu seen, ex i is I i l - .... , 0 una m ceptthe blossom, which are as numerous a8 we ! b U1nna,,,,ral,Jr t,?,, s lhe receipts

generally see in the proper season. I h., Z " . ,,,u were "S- This rnor-

apple bloW. in September, but when they oc- a eVwen, made SVTi cur there U not more than a half do-en on the parcels!- iS. !V"

. u o.oom, on me i6i or no- k, ami Mess at I5; but these nrirr.

.c.iwv.. -.... ..o, ocTcre irau mmi. 1 Or Oilier UeSCrlpUonS, DO OUO this fall, sufficient to kill all ordinary ahanin nf tation can be pivn. Rl .... i

- i . ., ... . s wuij- u rethu chants. It is a pleasing anomaly, thus un- V" -Scalers refuse (o make ennlrari f.i-

xpectedly to meet with a specimen ofthe worka . ol"k

.nu xvccpa up to a and 10 cents; but

we have no transactions to record.

of Nature, exhibiting the appearance of fruitful

rioaity. which the human mind ia heir to, at this v , T Eaern in request nt 68, and eason ofthe ycai, when all aronad looks drear i . . C.entS ?tr usht Slock on it makes m think that f lite rfel lW. life. h"dJHsi dimuushing. Query -What law of nature causes this tree rI? L- h,l"r"Ucn t lst,and (ales nnt cmh MoS.on.. th;. ; a Rre lre?v mak,ng l 68 cents per bushel. It

ther ai2n, of venation vT IlTJm ."a I ' "'f "tities. ttye remains in-

bear fruit next year! r'e Devil. bu Vhch Z Si 'th? " TfV receipts li?ht.

Or The Governor of Illinois had issued his , AYr,The, Jnaikel ls weU applied with prot'hmation, to convene the legislature of 1 anJ ba,e nl W cents. Sales that state on the '2d Monday of December. i, Cirt. Rrp. ,.1 noTtsioNsNothing lias been done in ; r this line worthv of notice, nod we can do lit, . t. r -k - tie else than rnniimm nM.-:... . -.r

diT evening, about 11 o'clock, it commenced l.h mrkcl ' JI pp!ied with Buttcc at 16

rnminji in rooa earnest, and continued, with ,. : . v,"i'5 maaw accor-

hut little intermission, throughout the whole

night. It the same quantity shoulJ have fal

len far East and Y est of u, the Ohio will begin to look up again. At present it is almost t'orJjiblc opposite Jour citj . Cin. Whig. GovcRsoa vr New Jersey. The IQgisliture of N.iw Jersey assembled in joint balhl on the 25th, and re-elected William Pennington Governor of the State for the ensuing jMr.- Cirt. Whig.

We learn from the Albany Daily Adverlier. that General Ilenselaer Van Rensselaer, of Navy Island memory, convic ted of setting on footja military expedition in the United Su'es.Jngainst a foreign power, was sentenced to six months Imprisonment in the county j til, nnd to pay a fine of 250. Lebanon 5ar.

Joseph A. Wright, Esq. (V.B.) has been chosen State Senator from Parke rounty, to till the vacancy ocrasioned by the resignation t.f Wm. P. Bryant, Esq.(Whig-) Mr. Wright ta-.I no regular or serious opposition. Indiana Journal.

Sickmiss at the SotjTtt. The Baltimore pipers have dates from New-Orleans nnd Mobile to the 23d. At the latter place the fever was still represented to be highly malignant. The New-Orbans Picayune of the 2i Hit., says, that the health ofthe city is perfectly n stored, and strangers may visit with safety. Cin. Whig. I'ouTrERFEiT. Irtvk out lor counterfeits nn the Hank of Xenia. The Xenia TorchLight of a late date say, that "Oncs altered tolives ofthe Bank of Xenia, calculated to deceive those who are not judges of money, are n w in circulation. As the bank has never is9'il any fives signed by the present lashier, E. F. Drake, ther

Those who handle much Xenia paper should

mere nave oeen twentys signed by li Hnikc, consequently they will be more c!t to detect." Connerstille Watchman.

COMMERtJtAL. cinrciNsr ati prices ccrrent. t.

Remarks .-There is no improvement whatever tn the condition of mmmtrrui ir..:M

ax.Bis nuau Cm s nee our report of Saturday last. Owine to thfe low state of the Ohio river, business is cramped, nnd no transactions are making exrpnt Inr tnm . ... .

r. use. i,asi nichl we had a

' transactions even when business is broke, that

effect also will be less, because under the belief that there would be a meditation, 4oubts were entertained of its tending to a result, reports were spread that our government would make no consessions, nor, treat with any of the French Agents kovv in the river; indeed the French cause has so much lost ground that alliances of several South American States, wiih

hare been mach spoken of. Uncalcolable mischief may yet grow out of a question which has now been tampered with nearly eighteen

uuiii?, wiuioui apparantly being nearer Its solution than at the commencement. Meantime the invasion of the Orientinl Territory from the Entre Rios has taken place, nnd new excitement is created by looking towards a result, if fully successful, the French lose their near alley, and may nrili:m lnk!.i nc

j i r -" v. uiviitevideo also, whereas the contrary might cause

nvsn cmiiarassmeni to our Uoveromenl. On the whole, our accomodation with France nnd the raising of this blockade is considerd more distant.

Ucai.Tu or Mobile. -The Mobile Chroni jclof the 19th says:

we nave no urprovernejit to report in the health of our titv j although we do not yielJ to a ?ery prerilcnt impression that the malignancy of the epidemic increases. Aiwe remarked In ourPrices Current issued'thi morning, which will be found in another column, undoubteily much sickness has been induced by the fatigue and exposure to which all have been subjected, still it found re covery generally supervenes. We would continue our caution to distant friends, not yet to think of returning. The interments during the pn?t Week, to; include the ISih, were 21. the whole month tu im In i!.n

' - . , .ill. .IIUH 44.

Baltimore. The American quotes the provision mnrket for the week ending on the 2d as follows: Western hums at 10 cts sides 8 a 81, and shoulders 7 a 71. Mess pork is held nt $ 17. Lard, a sale of 100 kces at 1 1 cts.-C,.. Wig. 6

ding to quantity. Potatoes 37 and 43: an-nlo.-l?l. unit m-I.:ii I n '

! . . ' "H,w ucana a a 3 ou per bushel. r Whiskey. This morning Whiskey took a rise, nd went up to 31 cents at which price several parcels were sold. There is a large quantity in the hands of rectifiers, and we

imnK present prices 30 a 31 can hardly be maintained. tVhig. Corrtiponde ice of the PMla. U. S. Otzcttr. Mew York, Tuesday, !, P. M There is no positive change in the state of money matters to ndt ise you,yet I think there are some favorable symptoms. The bankst.re discounting more freely, and the course of some few of them in this respect is highly spoken of. There is no demand for specie, and the amount held by the banks is increasing. Several sales of sterling bills have been made at 108; Amsterdam is offering at 40, and Paris at 5,30 but there are few purchasers. Stocks are without any material change today, though the tendency of prices at the second board was ratherdownwards. There line been more enquiry for Southern funds, and the price of New Orleans is nt nbout 8 a 10 per cent, discount; Mobile I7al8, Philadelphia, still nt lit a 12. I quote to-day Delaware and Hudson 42 a52l;U. S. Bank 74 a 75: Kentucky C4; Vkksburg 29i a 32; and Canton Company 25a25t. v J A small sale of tea was made nt auction, by Austin, Wilmerding A Co., consisting of a few en voices per ships Panama and Canada. Terms 6 months: 90 chests Hyson brought 56 a 60 cents I,096 hf chestsdo56a5 )cents; a few packages axtra fine brought 6Il h 77k cents. No important marine news.

Ciiarle-ton (S. C.) l' 25. Death of Judge Lee Death has again leveled his shafts at one of our eminent citizens. Who have nf Inlo folia.. I ... :..

" - -. niuunu us III such a cluster of public worth nnd private ex-

"'"i " uecoms truly mclancholly to reeotd the rapid and melancholly succession. Judge Lee died last evening, nfter a few days illness, of country fever, ha iing nearly reached his seventieth year, but with his faculties .no wise impaired his activity very little di-

u.uiisiieu. 1 -rom iits youth upwards Judge Lee has occupied the most important nnd rcsponisble offices in the St ile of South Carolina. A member fora number of years ofthe Legislature. Sintf Snlmlnr n,l nr(i..

Court of Common Pleas, he was subsequently

uuu repeaicuiy eicdea t-omptroller General ofthe State. Such were tlm mamf..!.! ..rr.

1 Ul'lj of confidence in his capacity and integrity

neu oy me oiaie or winch he was an ornament. The offices of District Judge ofthe United States and President ofthe State Bank ht has filled for several vean with wnprJ

satibfaction. CourtVr

New Orleajis. The Baliimorc papers have dates from New Orleans to the 19th. Business remained very dull, with the exception of cotton j for which there was an active

1 1 . ----- r -t I .iiu urc uibi ui iuu wees, sue acmana iook stiarn. as We nave nndiiiiht lh(i-( nre somp I Trr trt.n . 1 u . ...

, - veitni jiiuuuie m smHii, una seici in 01 the same plate altered to tens and twentys. small quantities generally, prices, even nt a

.,.c ueeii iwcmjssignea oy 1. r . reduction Irom quotations would not aulhor-

diln lire shmmentt to ih M.ril rmrAinn in

--.w avB.a V .V Ulll ' V ces there; therefore, the only demand for

. 1 '"-in .uiiitut.-u 10 cny consumption,

-- i'i ua nine mi 11 inniei. 1 ne news Uie rPDOrt nfthp riiff.i-nl nro.rhprt in i-haril. I f . : f.i - t.i - i

tu tt . 1 --ej wi ure iu9jicunuii ui me uanKS in 1 niiaaeipnia 11 u 5 neW ,ncrease of the members ofthe was received on the ISth.and the New Or.Methodisl Church within the bounds ofthe eanl banks suspended the nett morning Indiana Confern-. tiirSnir lU naif vpnr. l TL ..ln. r r.t. . 1 1 ...

- - 1 & 1 - j ' iiiEenm ui luiiiiu mr me weett were aooui little over 8,700. It also appears that with- 7,000 bales, viz: 193 Mississippi and Louism that period there has not been a sing!e 13C; 33 at 121; 174 nt 121; 135 at 121; 'leattt among the preachers belonging to this 535 nt lit; 651 nt 12; 335 at III; 150 at ID; v onference. Pol. Beacon. . m at II 3-8:883 at 111: 2ifi .-.ill, Rl f 101

327 Mississippi and Alabama, at 11; 100 old,

-".wM 1 ni iu ai ; isiu mississippi ana Lioutscounty, (O.) have sentenced Jndrao Ryder to jana, prices not transpired. Nothing done in -U years hard tahor in lh Dhln Ponilpntijirr L.i f

- . j luuiiiiui urtiro ui aug.ii luuuueu tu ciiy cuuon an inuiclmcnt for arson. This is the same sumption ; 25 hhds. of the new crop have been Individual who flmtricliort in lKi o a (mm I r j r.l.:.U ..II r I .1. .

-receivcu, jmn ui niutn eoiu tor ui; ana inc jears since, and was sent to JeffVrsonville on balance at 7 tents per lb. which is said to be n indictment for larceny and house-break- 0f a very good quality. The Bulletin says: lnK- He is an old oifcnder. and this will be hTi.. i. l... i r. .

i . . . - i a hb viv( ii. vi iciigci iiinu i"i euuic jrnis "H UlirJ term Pol. Beacon. t. nrnvidoil rnld nnd wp trxtlhnr Hn nnl

. . set in too soon; at present every thing looks

. "g. vu.miu.nit iv ,iTorauie a- lour uuu laiieiioinu was uuu ai Mte hreant PKilalnl.;. w v..,i, ark;i I r. , r Me .

I u .", 1vi,i.h.iic,,3 w ana a t o. v,orn niso gave way, una na other cities south and west of us, should sod TCry dull at 50 and 53c; oats 40 a 42c; " He OCCUrreii nlnuul timnil.nnniial.l In lk i.:.i tti JO. . tm

course of human events, such a thing might

uCen accidental; but it looks indeed like Correwonttenee ofthe Courier mud Enquirer. Dreronrurto.l r:n: I u a cv Iikhi

I b U .tiu.c amuiig .1 ling ui villinur l DliEtlUS AYKE!, AUgi Ht , lhat denominated The Mnrrtll Gang? a We have to regret extremely that the pros-

porlion of which was so promptly punished by nect of a SDeedv settlement of our differences

sippi a year or two since. wi.h France by the mediation of Great Brit-

citizens of Mississippi

P.. . Madisonian. htlifv J..

--.j,i iin oar iciieroy me iormerpacKet,as proceea i pkin in ap l( uaki f.-tlm f nnfantinnnl. I inor frnm liiolilv rnrlii(ila innnii in I rn.

without :aT..;. z;z z'v:: c?:c:?" ' r :r;.v . rzz

ith othei nppear in puouc tur i uuu, uas ueen vaiusnea oy me iniormaiion re

nin, which we were warrented in holJing out

in our letter by the lormer packet, as proceed ; r t . . t .

stored, with othei was aPPer in public lor don, has been vanished by the

nnjremem of the fuuc: tl, me "w costume .eiveu oy me present pncKer. 3ir. Browne iraa au.er; all the efforts of the The effect of this disappointment on our

. - ' s sasyav m iiiuu v ssi tat i innings si0 m J t iuiij .iviiy ut,vnu. Sjne.tjii Mr.Krowne proct.t,e ancient costume, since the arrival of the packet we have had TrSEZ . - . - .pending

Bocmdary Troible. In a postscript jo the Burlington Cnzttte of the I9ih, we find the following: Late from tub Border. A communication was received last evening by the Governor from Van Buren county, slating that on Monday last the sheriff of Claik county, Mo., with some two or three others, made his appearance on the disputed ground, for the purpose of collecting the taxes; and the refusal ofthe citizens to pay, he departed, giving nolice that he would return on next Monday, with a force sufficient to compil payment. It is further added, that a rendezvous of the military was to have tuken place at Wat ei loo ;ome time durinz the presdnl week, and that

next Monday the ground in dispute will be in

inucu u mi nimeu lorcc. e a wan mriner

intelligence with no Utile anxiety. Settlers' Meeting. The proceeding of the Settlers' meeting held yesterday nt Morgan's Mill, were handed in just as our paper was goiog to press. We make room for the following resolution: Ilisoh(d, (hat the citizens ofthe townships

whose lands arc not to be sold nt the next sale, be invited to attend nt the land sales

winch commence on Monday next, at Burlington.

Later. The Pari?, (Missouri.) Sentinel of i - ir.i. .. i . . '

ine lutti sajs: "t e nau hoped lor a peaceful and amicable adjustment of this difficulty,

out it now appears, mat the storm thickens and the elements are begining to wear a more

gloomy aspect. If the worst is yet to come,

we are prepared to say that every Missourinn

will do his duty. War! War! Since wiitins the above.

special messenger has passed through I'.is place, bearing information to the Governorof

this Slate, lhat an armed force from jco, had

seized upon nnd lorcibly attempted to impris k Cl :(T . ri'l.J. ... ' i

un me wMicim ui vi.iih tuuiiiv, who was as

usual engaged tn the discharge of his official duties. The citizens of Clark, have called General Willock ofthe 11th Division Missouri Militia for aid, and tlm dispatch who passed through this morning on his way to the capitol is direct from Gen. Willock lo the Governor for

orders.

We are are sorry that it uas come to this, but MUsouri wil! and must s'.and by her rights. St. Louit Bulletin. Fatal Affray. Crime multiplies fearful

ly. On Frydny evenine last an affray took

place on Main, between 8th and 9th streets, in which tne parties were Augustus Smith and Casper McNirol. It seems that the parties had been drinking, a quarrel arose, whirhended inn fight, and the death of Smith, NcNicol stabbing him in three or four places The latter was arrested and examined before Justice Glenn, who we understand, has not

yet determined wether to admit bail or not.

Smith was a man of family, and they are left poor and destitute. Qn. Whig. A Pair of Suspenders. The Liuchhurg Virginian savs: "The Government has been

issuing Treasury Notes, nnd therefore has

been, to all practicle intents and purposes, a non-specie pajing concern, ever since 1 837. Whv isitnot dem""1 ---winriler. hr the

Anti-Bank party the red hot not exclaim,

down with the Uc":e,veujy wen as, down with the BanksPv lb

A Sad Pictcoe of Mexico. Santa Anna Private letters fiom Mexico, state that Kaiita Anna, although apparently at Lis ease in the country had by no means abandoned his ambitious views. He was endeavoring lo foment disaffection, to injure the popularity of Buslamente, to produce another domestic revolution, and thus once more ride into power. 1 hese letters, it is but fair to stale, are from individuals avowedly hostile to the "hero of Tampieo." His friends still dest ribc him a a patriot, as anxious only for the permanent welfare of Mexico, and they point with triumph to his address to his countrymen after the battle of Vary Cruz, and when he supposed himself on :i bed of do ith. 'i he New Orleans Louisinnianofa late date, contains some

......... ..urn riiu, aiu 10 tic I rom -the pen or a distinguished nnd unprejudiced gentleman, which possesses considerable interes'. The writer describes the highways i s greatly deteriorated, the private and public building mouldering in decay, the agricultural and pecuniary resources of the couutiy rapidly diminishing, the officers of the government more venal lhaa ever, nnd Hie number of robberies and assassinations rapidlv increasing. The deficit in Ihe public treasury tl.U year, is said to amount already to $ 15,000,000. The pro duct of the custom houses at Vera Cruz and Tampico, is reduced to 10 per cent. the balancs being mortgaged to old creditors ofthe nation. Several of the courts have been closed, for wnul of the neccsary funds to pay the Judges. Many of ihe cities are destituteof the means of lighting up the streets. The police c-flkeis nre either unpaid or nre compensated by their connivance with robbers. All schoo's.ilis added, are closed, except in a few of Ihe cheif towns, where private fouuda-j lions afford a miserable support to institutions that arc called colleges, where they teach the, ancient languages without books, the physical sciences without instruments, chemistry without laboratories, botany without plants, anatomy without dead bodies, medicine without living cases, and legislation without codes. This is a s.id picture and despite the endorsement of the Louisianian, is, we incline to the opinion, greally overcharged. Mexico is no doubt in a wretched condition in a national point of view, and cheifly because of the political factious with which the country has so long been lorn. But the view of this writer is entirely too extravagant.

rhilu. Lnqmrcr.

Domestic Drv ft nnri.

A. & V. SPRAGUE Jc CO., No. 0. Pkabl St. TTlfAV IXO received from their manufactory at TT lt EaBl nd on consignment, a large stock of Doincetic Dry Good, such as prints, brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings, sattinetts, linseTS. cLecki. tirltl. (.( nnn nfTor Ik. -

chanta, on as favorable terms as can be purchased in the city. Merchants generally are invited to call and examine for themselves. cin. Gat Sept. 10. 43.1Iw

IN in t Is Instalment. Finite stockholders of the Brookville Ins. Co. M. sre required to pay one dollar on each eharo of Block subscribed, nj.king the ninth instalment, on the th of Uec'r. 19C9. lty order ofthe Hoard. .,., JO,IN W- IHTT, Sec'y. brookville, Ind., 0 Nov., 1880.

, i U-V.i.VC to amend an Ordinance entitled ". in Ordinance araintt offender and their penaltiet, patted .March 29, laao." 111? Za. 1 r. a . . .

ruiiieu dj me rre-JiUent tnI Truatocs nf tliA 'I ...-. t , mrB ... ...

. I. rooKviiie, i list lb loth section

ui me orainance entitled "an ordinance against

' ine,r Pnais, parsed March 20, lbotf." be. and th sumo i.nk. lj

Nov. 5, 18:0. ItUFUS IIAY310ND.

A.et. Pretideut

ueo. ucaav, CI . . 45 3W

BE IT ORDAINED by the President and trustees of the Town nrilmnV.m. T1..1 .1

and a half feet alley between lots No. U and 15 aft . XT n .1 ...

",rH . . . lb 10111 P,rl of lne lown of Brookville laid off hv Arthur llu.i. .n J .i. ... j .

- -j 1 um 1111 uKinu a half feet alley oetween lots No 2 and 3 in square

- , - ' "c iwwu ui orooKTiue lata off by Arthur rlenrie, be and the same are hereby vacated. Nov., 18S9. - Attest, RUFUS IIAVMOND, Pretideut. Gbo. Bcaav, CCk.

on

store.

IVo CnlomeL.'i'A rainm.1

IOR sale at the "Brookville Drug Store", Main Burgess street, opposite D. Price's si

MMIjJSSP Compound Extract ofTomato, I he celebrated Substitute for Calomel, Almost universally

Regular practiting PKyticiant. No mistake. f!ll ami n.. i..i

. - ww UUIHU6IICBI CertlflJttej UI it! favor, and bnnw rr

selves that it is good. 4I-3w

Of tie County of Franklin, Indiana, from the th day of November, A. D. 1838, vp to the 7lh day of November, 1839, inclusive. Cash remaining in the Treasury including the amount r.f (;c Duplicate of the yearA.I).1638 f,.r rounty purposes on the 7th day of November, A. D. 1838, ' 3473 ICi Amount of Cash received in the Treasury of said county since the 7lh day of November, i838.incl.isivc of Tavern, Grocery and Store license, Tavern. Grocery and Store permits, Jurors' fees lai for Cin ui Exhibitions, New Aiemrnt for .l838' mi su Amount of the Duplicate for 1S30, 37i2

c.

00

IS

' Total amount of receipts, $3177 841 Expenditures (u m the 7th d.iv e.f Novemtier. A. 1. l83S,to Iie 7ili day of November, A. D. 1833, un the following item-, to-w i: :

f

I aid Associate JuJgr s, 151

" Clerk of Franklin Cir-

uit Court, IDG

44 Collci tor for Jc!iiir,tif lilies nnd iinoroner a-

sessments. 1?.; or,

M Collector's Commission, I 8l 44 Stationary for Cl .-rk's Office, .11 00 44 Poor Expenses, HO 85 4 Road Viewers, I'JI 37 44 Supeivisois rf itoad, 383 13

44 Jurur.s u Constables, u Jail Epencs,

44 Court House Expenses, 102 751 44 Listers, 210 00 44 County Commisiioncis, 120 50 44 Sheriff. 70 00 Wolf Scalps, 4 00 s 44 Recorders Books, 13 23 4i Election Returns, 53 50 14 Srhool Trustees, 1(5 50 44 Est ray pen Expenses, 4 00 44 Printing Expeucs, 30 37 44 School Commissioner, 25 00 44 Coroner. II 00 . 44 ComuiisMoner state road,27 00 44 Counsel Pee, 5 00 44 Art turn Expenses, 1318 59 44 Road Tax Receipts, I 93

570 45 148 75

101 73

3778 50

ai-wr. fill

Allowance lo Treasurer

for Stationary, 1 00 ' Amount of Treasurer's per rcntuin on monies actually received and paid cut since last settlement, 131 71 l!W9 fUi

Wh'ch omoun' of Expenditures of

5i o4 remg ded ictcd from Ihe ahovir amount of Receipts cf $8177 841, leaves a balance in Ihe Treasury, including the Duplicate for 1639 as aforesaid in

Ihe hands of the collector of

franklin County, of But the Treasurer not hnv-

ing as yet received any part of '.his year's Duplicale1 which amounts s nforesaid, to the sum of $3712 2 1 which deducted from said balance or 3778 50 shows a balance ng;iiust ' the Treasurer, in fivor of the County of the sum of CG 2G And the said balance including Duplicate for 1839, is yet lo be received, am'l $3778 50. November 7th, A. D. 1639. It. TEMPLETON, Jr., Attest, THOMAS FLINT, RoBkilt Jokm, C l'L. Conuty Cummittionert.

STOVES. JUST RECEIVED and for sale, a number of different sited CUOKING STOVES, ono Franklin Eire PUce or Stove, Andirons, Plough Moulds, wagon boxes of all sizes. ALSO, a largo lot of Connpr tv ro mul. at llwtXnn V;il. W...

I " w.ltVW . II IB V , .1.1ren county, Ohio, by the Shakers, to-wit: washing tubs, buckets, churns and half-bushels, painted J..... r- I - . ... . .

iswuon yarns ei an sites, Daiung, candle wick, Spanish, halfSpnish and common cigars; cut and dried smoking tobacco, by the pound, sweet honey dew, Bonn's natural sweet James River leaf tobacco and common pipes and stems I. S. Mason's unequalled and inimitable challenge black mjr, ami starch of the best quality. All of which I wDI sell low for cash. J. WOODS. - N. B. I have moved to my old stand, opposite the court house. J. WOODS. Brookville, Oct. 29, 1339.

busi-

COOPERIM..

TJJTAVING commenced the Coopering

JSJa. ne8 in IfronbVI Ie. ILa auliarr h rnnwi.

fully solicits the nalrnnacrn nfthv nnhlii. mJ l.n..

by uncoasing application to business, and faithful

pci iwraiaiicv, to merit II. He Wishes to Durchian TRY TIKlIISAVTl

porK barrel STAVES, and also, a few thoutand

nooo potet, lor wliicn a reasonable price will be paid iQ cssb, so soon ss delivered. lie wishes, also, to employ two good journey, men, to whom constant employment will be given. Sa. 01 JO J1a ft4 lll!1itill.oii,

V w - ill. I1U lllllllSUil.

B

luat receired and for Sale,

ins unuersigneu, lb follow ine articles, towit

Vfiiinir IfraAn Tm Imr..:.l jr.. n

and Spice; New Otleans Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Western Reserve Cheese. Flour, Corn-meat, Canvassed bams, broom cords, bed cords, candles, painted

oucaeis, vinegar, salt; tar, and alone coal. All of which he will sell low for cash. Aug 15 3:t- J. WOODS.

CTkLANK BILL. OF LADING, and other J Bleaks on head aad tor sale at this otDva

NOTICE.

rjnllE undersigned having become agents for Jl I ha Wtiitn. Wafer IVn... ... r..

-- -v....... . .l..vrj 1Q BWW prepsred to furnish Merchants and their customers, with a Soferjob article of yaritf .'earnt chain, caudle-wicl ing and salting, at ClnrfpTOas at their store in Druokvilte. LOXO Ar BROWJt. Jaay 9th, 1820. 4

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WholcMle nnd Retail Dealers in Drugs, Mediciuea. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye SluSs, Window Glass, Ace. Hate always on hand a aery extensive stock, and respectfully iaritt the'attention, f Merchant,' .Manufacturers, and Physicians.