Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 51, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 December 1840 — Page 4
POLITICAL
It ought to salisl'v
THE BLACKLIST CORRECTED,
Ince, says Ihe Boston Atlns, we prepared a list of l.n"rofoc tgrs oMhe"-'jf .Con---o.a i.n f tv and
who tramr Jersey, wj
ttl. list.
however, to know that Harrison has received I vialsnril c lTo Tl
Several weeks r number of Electoral vote, thanhasj . & '
iprnr nppn rprp vrn rr un nihrp mni virtual. 1
whether opdosbc! or net. His rate i what X AC iMdieS and UetttletnanS
we have nut it down at for two or three weeks past TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOUR. The highest number ev-
New
n turn rejec-
M U 41 H of Vermont, tt of Massachustlis. of New Yoik. u t U " of New Jersey. i. u U it M tt U t of Pennsylvania, tt tt tt tt of Delaware, of Georgia. i 14 it of Ohio.
J received. Mr Monroe's highest vote 21G, and this was without ' opposition.
! TRti not ail satisfied with ihe victor v?
i .
was Arc
If not,
! pronounced the most readable and popular of the AdJrss, pott paid bfcaK.UK.MUM,
rr,mui K !,.. l P.,.,A-.;,V i dav. will be onene.1 on th Fir.t of J anuarv. 184 1 . ! ooutb west corner of Chcsnut and I bird sis. I In I
1 w u Jv as w . aa v luivuj vi cr i y . tun hiia - - v - - I 'in,;- - I with an array of Contributors secured by the union, I "' r - .j . . - ... r .i.-l
ui tan-in inu lame, which do periouicsi in tu Country can boast or pretend to rival. The De-
.-i 1 " " '. i er pi von to Gen. Jackson wa tto humlreil and
VrrVr re tince oeen aaueu wuitr t , - Ttlj ,JLi,a nineteen fifteen less than Gen. Harrison has
AlhrtSmftfu of Maine.
Virgil D. Taris, Thomas D.ivce, Johua A. l.cwtll, John Smith, Isaac Fletcher, Henry William?, Augustus C. Hand, John Pine, Edward Roger?, Xehemiah It. E-wl, Wm. R. Cooper, Philemon Dkkerson, Joseph Kil'e, David 1$. Ryall, Peter D. Vreom, John Davis, George McCullock, laac Lect, Thomas Robiuson, Edward J. Black, Walter T.Colqnet. Mark A Cooper, Alexander Duncan, Isaac Parrisb, Jonathan Taylor, llenrv Saearingpn, Iiaac E. Crary,
matt to uistantsusscribeis, wU become tired.importunato,and eventually discontinue many works, in conseouence of tt great delay bv oubiiahers.
TERMS. THREE DOLLARS per annum.
Or two Copies yearly for FIVE DOLLARS, invariably in advance, pott paid. No new subscri
ber received without the money, or the name of a
responsible agent, for the accommodation ot; public, and in
TrnOFFAV3 VEGETABLE LIFPy, ltil CINESTbese Medicine. ,ri indeb ?' rpienbameto their manifest and sensible tcr nrifyitng-the springs and channels of jfe , lnin dowingthem with renewed tone aud vigor. nv hundred certitied cases w'-icli i.av- kl- Bn-
J : -I - UtlilH.
almost every specif s of "u
those who may wish to subscribe for either of the i which the human frame is liable, the l,nr. J? '"
World of Literature AND FASHION. fTHE CASKET AND THE GENTLEMAN'S " UNITED. A New Volume, under the above title, of the pathlicleil nt rKmn.kla M.ir.inp Tli
Philadelphia Casket in conjunction with the Gen-iPtage, wc will forward Graham's Magazine, and, were previously unacquainted with the beSu. f," tieman's Magazine, which has been every wheredej' Lady's B ok, for one year. i philosophical principles upon which tbcV are'r. "
of MOFFAT'S 1IFE PILLS AM) liup " BITTERS have been gratefully and m,M;. ,:x
)ia m?if1f- 1nr Vivn flnllara rnrrpnt inAnpv frre of 1innvrlf!frnf1 hv thm nerann, lutnoRo. j
following Philadelphia periodicals, this
LIBERAL PROPOSAL
The President elect. Extract of a let
tcr from a gentleman of Cincinnati to his
; friend in Albany, dated Nov. 12, IS10: "Gen.j j Harrison is in fine health his spirits cannot 5 be otherwise than good, though J do not pei
ceive any material change, lie appears to
leel more composed than he ha done ; and
evidently more grave and contemplative. Du
ring the whole ot the canvass, he has manifested much less of excitement, and apparently less of interest, than his personal friends around him. Already he shews the pressure of the responsibility he is about to assume, although not more than forty eight hours have elapsed since he was assured of his election. Ball. Pal.
tt ti
tt ct
it tt of Michigan.
North Carolina Senators. The work of reform has commenced and by North Carolina, who was among the first to take bold ground for Gen. Harrison. On Thursday last the Legislature elected the Hen. illic P MnnBm!' the Senator from Orange, and Hon. W"m. A, Graham, Speaker of the House Senators to the Congress of the
United Slates the former six years from the
4lhofMrch next, nnd to nil ino uuexpirtu r Mr Rroxrn: the latter to till the unex
pired norlionofbetermofMrStrange,which
r . is two vears. The' folio win gl the state of Ihe vclci: Man gum, ' -Tq Grahaav . ? Bfcn.
Pat.
enerni xscuiun rth,aml proceed'ed to the election of aUnid States Seiator. Hon. Win R. King and
5 Hon. Wm R. Ki a re elected to the IT. S. Senate. Trte two Houses of the
General Assembly of Alabama, met on the
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ted
Rw-finvrrnor John GaUe. were in nomma
tiun. The vote was a stood for Wm R. King John Gaj le,
strict party one, and
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We learn from the Carlisle papers that Col. Charles M'Clurc has been elected to fill the vacancy in the present Congress occasioned by the death ol Mr. Ramsey. The vole in Cumberland co-inly, of which only the return has been received, was for Colonel M'Clurc
178G, scattering ICG.
Moderation in victorv. The extreme
composure as well as gratification with which the Whigs of the United States receive the
news of their victoiy, the absence ot all pub-
lie parades and extravagant rejoicings, are go
many convincing proofsof their proper Amer
ican feeling, ll is and ought to be cvUpni
to all that a party which tempers victory wj(h so much moderation is worthy of the confidence of the whole counlrv. The catI5a for
public rejoicings, processions, nnd festivals are abundant, but we have seen nothing more
ihan sober republican manifestations of the
most nnmingled joy and satisfaction. 'a!
different was four, tight, and twelve years
ago. when on the election of Jackson and
Van Buren, the thunder of artillery was heard from Ihc lakes to the ocean. The joy felt by
IriC Americans resides in the heart, and the rrreat Whiff VTftory just achieved has been
celebrated by the uls of liberty by a prop
er and unpretending InUTcnange oi hearilr.li
congratulations. Pending art eiecuoi, pro
cessions nnd the firing of guns mij be excused, bit, in an hour like the present, ihe causes of rejoicing r.reof too momentous afid important character to aflniit of mirth and exhihration. Savannah Rrp.
cember number will, however, be a specimen of
the Aew volume. I he olume will be opened with a new and beautiful type, the finest white paper, and with the first of a series of embellishments vnscrtassfd by any which have yet appeared in any Magazine. The style of elegance.
the beauty and finish of these illustrations, aud the
extensive improvements which will be made in its typographical appearance, and above all the tone
of its literary department, by the brilliant array of
Contributors, wbose rtcles have enriched the pages
of each number, will give it a character second to no Magazine in the Union. The character of the articles hich shall appear in its paces, will be
equally removed from a sickly sentimentality, and
from an cnectation ol morality, but whue a true delineation of human nature in every variety ol passion is aimed at, nothing sbaSl be found in its
pages to cuse a biusu upon the cheek of the most pure. THE LITERARY CHARACTER will be sufficiently guaranteed by the reputation of both Magazines thus united, for years past, a, Writers of the first rank hnve been regular Contributors to their pages, and the tales and sketches pub
lished in them have been widely copied and read, and the firm and independent tone of the criticisms, upon the current literature of the day, has been every where approved nnd commended.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
Embrace the names of mnst cf the principal wri
ters in America, with a respectable number of En
glish authors.
Original articles Lave appeared, luring the last
year, from the pens of the lollowing-
Professor Ingraham, Author cf L.a f ltte, John Frost, Philadelphia, " N. C. Brooks, Baltimore.
-CF. Wines, Philadelphia, Author of
Two Years in the Navy,
Captain Marryatt, Author of Peter Simple, etc
Morton McMichacI, L.eq. Philadelphia,
i Notice. TTPO all who have open accounts with D
M. for the past year are rr
before the first day of Janua thorn with cash or otherwise.
To nereons whoro Notes and Accounts bave
layed over tr-e past year are requ
pounded, and upon which they conjequemv . '; The Z.IFE MEDICINES rccoimenT !
selves in diseases of every form and description " ThAir ret nrtfiratiAn tn Inaaon .... i.
" o vpi ar w ivvdvu IIU11I i IlR C&1T
Ihe stomach and bowela. tbe various
t nn ar!aiitia rnnctnnl ) sot 1 1 1 n rr Pn.. -.1
quested to call 00 or' " '" , " ;r . ;uuu luen; saj
ry 1S4I tnd close w cu.icct ifi 7 j convolutions of the pmnwept intestines li.i 1 J:: ' it -I . 'iUfr
' iiivruiLiiiit.-H itiiiv iinni:T riHsnKi i ia ,
hoia
i it n i .
La avLVUllin imt I sll.i . . . . Jf -r. ested to call and ""ch Elected niasses beh.nd as to produce b.bit,,
' ,. . , ., . -, ., K cwiiveuerB, wiiii an na train oi evils or,.inav immediately. a3 further indulgence cannot be ',. . . ' ' . . '"'"fSuo.;, pj nuii.i.u.avciji1. .un s ,..- diarrhma, with its imminent dangers. Ti.i.r " given. ' rlllLr. I . ,, , . . "l"ic!i n i -u r ,. la in I well known to all regular anatomists, who Brookv.lle, Dec 9 th, 1S40 lbt bumn bow o es
STOVES and TI. WARE.
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1 prejudice of those wed informed men tr. ' I quack medicines or medicines prepared and i '1 ond to tLe public by ignorant persons. Ti, ''r'
aid effect of the Li'e Medicines is to cleans iL (kidneys and the bladder; and by t!,i8 moan,
liver nUliie lungs, the heath mi action of 1iTl entirely depends upon the regularity of the urir,-r organs. The blood, which takes its red color fn
the agency or tbe liver and the lungs before it pi. see into the heart, being thus purified by them and nourished by food coming from a clem stomach, courses freely through the veins, recewiew ery part of the system, and triumphantly mowiu the banner of health in the blooming cheek. Moffat's Vegetable Life Medicines have b?ea thoroughly tested, and pronounced a sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia,. Flatulency, Palpitation oftk Heart, Loss of Appetite. Heart-burn and Hud. ache. Restlessness, Iil-temper. Anxiety, La.
gnor and aieiancuouy, uostivencss, Diarrhisi
FUDGE & VAN CAMP have constantly on hand a general assortment of Franklin, Ten
and Seven Plate STOVES, aleothe rremium Cooking STOVE, two sizes. This Stove they would recommend to the public as one oftho best
Stoves now in use, be.ng the latest improveweui.juoiery, revcrs ci an amdo, Rheumatism, Gout ALSO, they will keep constantly on hand a gen-j Dropsies of all kinds, Grsvcl, Worms, Asthma eral assortment of Tin ware, stove pipes, house; and Consumption. Scurvy, Ulcers, lnvetem
Koxta of the best aualitv. bouse cutler pipe, wc
All of which they will sell at Cincinnati prices. Job work of all kinds, in their line, done at the shortest notice. Old copper and pewter will be
taken in exchange of ware. Shop on the North
East corner of the public square.
FUDGE At VA.M CA .Mr. BrookvHle, Oct. 29, 1840. 44tf.
M.vnriN Van Hcbes. The- Cincinnati Advertiser and Journal, of Wendesday last, has the name of Martin Van Duren under its editorial head, rs a candidate for the residency, afier the exp'.ration of Gen. Harrison's term. The editor, Moses Dawson, devotes a whole coluam to prove the policy of placing Mr. Van iiuren before the country.
and ralhine around him as the candidate lor(.
the rrcsidencv. Moses will find himseli on the wrong track pretty soon. Mr, Van Ruren can never command more than one halt
iho snoRort he received at the late cleclion.-
Th. o'rvat hflilv of thcSC who SllCDOltcd
A llv Si -' J
d
cth of narlv
man, and now the party 13 deU-atctl ana me lenders prostrated, it will be impossible to rally them again to his support.
Dissolution of Partncrsliip. rfjnllE rrrsrtreri-h'p leretofore exiting under
the firm of Wallace &- Peck in the practic: of
medicine was this dsy dissolved by mutual conS'nt. Those having claims against said firm are requested to present them for settlement immediately. And all who are indebted to them will settle the same prior to the first day of Januiry, cither bv cash or note, as we are dcternvned to close the bocks. J. S. W ALLXCE. .
W.J. PECK, M.D. Springfield, F. C. la. Dec. 5th, 1340. 0-3w.
him
Administrator's sale of real estate. ra,llK undersigned administrators oF the estate
JL of Samuel Barbour dec, will sell at public J . 1 o j . r a . . .
-.-- - - - , itnuu un wie u uit oi January, I 1 , netween nrtrg the late contest, did so more Irom the lfce hours f lt, and-4 .clock oa faid U e
rencth ol pariy tiistipnnc, uiwh iu i miiowu:
g described premises, fto wit:) the South
Eait quarter of Section No. Ten in Township nine Range one West, in the District of Lands sold at
' . V. M - 1 -
inrv:n. vjnenaiiot mo purcnaso money to be E isid t the time of purchase, and the remaining lalf to be secured by bond and approved security, payable i pne year from th3 timo of sale. Sale tabs on said premissoa. -JOHN WYNN ) JOHN BARBOUR - AJminis. Dec. 5th 140.
Jnst Received
J i A for 83 lc b7 the undersigned, a email as-
r,Xi. sortmcnt of Dry Goods, andGroc
Vi-tot.tiv Lt:aisf.TrnB. The Virginia I,cs"wl:tture met on Tuesday. In the Houie Mu Soulhall(W.) of Alhermarle, was elected Speaker by a vote of 67 to 56 for Mr. Goode (L. V.) of Met ken burg. Four Whigs and two Ixcos absent. Three teats vacant one frcn Frederick, one from Fairfax both contested on the return and
one in l.ouisi, where the rcdera! membc
elect nasresignea. j Andirons. Window Glass. Coooers Wr
There being a tie m the Senate, llie vv nigt Tobacco. Cum. m1
majority in the Hsuse exhibits the Whig ma-j Rroom Cord Jc Twine, N. O. Sugar, Loaf Sugar) jority er. joint ballot. Mr. Booton of Madi-j Coffee. Y. II. Tea, Imp. Tea.Gunpowier Tca.of sou. was the only member of the Administrr.-1 l best quality, Salcratis, Ginger, Cloves. Peper. .. ' , r ti.n Spice, Nutmegs, Maudcr, Allum, Copperas. Indi-
uon par.y wr.o Tote - - Ked UaJ- Vhite LeR(j CanJlea Soaa.
Mr. INash,(L. 1 .) was ctecieu i rtsiueni oi , Caet Slcc,t American St5s, v miati!t gt .
Men's and Boy's Caps and Hats. Meal Sieves, Sage. Snuffs, Kcasins, Brooms, Wagon Boxes. All of which I will sell low for cash or country produce, such as Wheat, Flour, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, Flax-seed. N. B. 1 will pay cash for Flax-seed. J. WOODS. Brookvnle, Dec. 8, 1340. 50-ly. Administrator's Irotice.
rniHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
M. has tbis day taken out oi the Probate Court of Franklin County Inda. Letters of Administra
tion upon tbe Estate of John Buck deceased. All
persons having claims against said state re no
tified to present thsm without delay properly pro
ven, and persons indebted to said estate re re quested to make immediate payment. C. WHITEHEAD, Administrator. 12 Dceember, 1S40. 51-3w.
Hon. R. T. Conrad. Esq. do.
Willis Gaylord Clark, Esq. do. Cha rlea J . Peterson , do. Rev. Tim. II. Stockton, do. Samuel W. Stockton, do. E. Armstrong, Esq, do. General O. P. Morris, New York, Leigh Hunt, England, Mrs. Fanny Kcmble Butler, Philadelphia, Park Benjamin, New Yotk, Doughs Jerrolc, England,
Joseph C. Neal, Charcoal Sketches) The Ameri
can Hot! James C. Otis, New York, ! U.S. Iliott, Editor of llarrisburg Journal Pa.
David lloninan. L-tq. haltimore, Charles West Thomson, Philadelphia, Judge Trcmpor, Dresden, New York, 1 John Du 'olle, Esq. (i.-cnville Mellon, New York, P. B. Elder, Eihtor of Columbia Spy, Pa.
T'iiC Author of "Stanley,"
Edgard A. l oo, Philadelphia, T. II. Spear, Author of "Howard Pinckney," Mrs L. Sigourney, Hertford, Miss Catharine H. Waterman, Philadelphia, Mrs. Ann Stephens, New 1'ork, Benson Hill, England. Editor of New Monthly Magazine, Dr. J. K. Mitchell, Philadelphia, Jamos Montgomery, England, A. M'Mikin and E. Holden, Esqi. J. Beauchamp Jones, Baltimore, J. E. Dow, Washington City, Mrs. E. F, Ellett, Boston,
Dr. Thomas Dunn English, Philadelphia.
In addition to this brilliant array of namja known
to fame, the distinguished services of a host ol anonymous writers of no ordinary a b:'. it.es, have given worth and character to the pages ol tin Magazines. The scries of well known nautical papers
entitled, "Criizing in ihe Last War," have had a
run, unequalled by any series published in
Magazine, lor years, i lie author promises to open the first of a new series of TALES OF THE SEA, and from his known abilities as a depictor of sea scenes and life, much may be relied upon from him in maintaining the popularity oftho Magazine. Papers may be expected during tho volume, also from the author of the well known articles entitled " i'bi Log of Old Ironside." The author of "Syrian Letters." will also lend bis powerful and
graceful pen, to sustain and increase the reputa
gi GRINDSTONES, tJPtPCJ 50 Bbl. Conamaugh Salt.
2,000 lb. Cotton yarn, 10 sacks Coffee, lhhds.N.O. Sugar, Imperial Tea, Young Hyson do. Common twist Tobacco, Palm Leaf Hats, Do1 Hoods, j Tust received and fbi sale by R. &S. TYNER. The Ru.hville Whig please copy the above.
Hoot, Shoe. & teat her Store.
nglHE subtcriber has opened a Shoe Ac Leather
-8L store in the house recently occupied by Mr
Edrington, nearly oppsite the Court House,
where persons wauling any articles in the abovf
line, can bo accommodated on as rood terms ani
perhaps better anJ cheaper than the same article
can be had in Brook ville. Country produce or cash will be taken in psyment for Knots, shoes or
leather. I intend to keep shoe makers finding for
sale." ' DANIEL HOFFMAN. Brookt iil, June IS, 1840. 35-tf
IT UMBER. Tbe ssubcribers have now on band ILi and offer for sale low 1,100,000 feet of Pine Boards.
4UU.DUU StillMliljbS;
1,300 Lcccst Posts; Joist, Scantling, &-c.$rc.
W.TA1E St SON. July, 13l8:l9.-Beac 29 tf
BOOT c5- SHOE STORK
HIE SUBSCRIBERS wish to inform the
public generally that they have, and will
ontmue to have, on hand, au assortment of Boots. Sliocs, and Slippers,
of all kinds, superior to any ever offereu in tbis
invipiace all or their own manufacture and for sale
- i t , -1 . . , .
wnoiesaic or retail, ai me iowesi prices.
Work Warranted.
They will also keep an assortment of
LEATHER and f iJYDIAGS,
of all kinds on hand and for sale at the lowest prices. BROWN & KING.
July HO, 1SC8 ... 31
the Senate, one Whig (Mr. Goode of Wheeling.) being absent. The vote in a full Senate would be 16 to 16 a tie. Ball. Pat.
A cvLL-SBasiON of CoNcnsss. It has ocevirredto us that the strong probability there will be a necessity for an Extra session of Congress very soon after the new administration goes into power. Of coarse this is a mere conjecture. Present appearances indicate thai the national Treasury will be left empty, nnd that it will be necessary to make some provisions to keep the wheels of Government in motion. Would it not be well for the Legislatures of Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, lilinei. Missouri, &c. &c, to take this matter into consideration, and if they coacar in the opinion, that there may be a necessity for such a movement, to make some provision for electing their representatives before August! Cm. Rrp. Gen. Mkbston G. Clark, of Washington county, Ind. has been select ed by the Electors to take tbe vote of this state for President and Vice President to Washington City. Geo. Clark was one cf tne Indians thatselected the cRTampmetit for Harrison's army at Tippecafnd. Jour.
Sores, Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complexioci Eruptive complaints, Sallow, Cloudy, and otbtr disagreeable Completions, Salt Rheum. Errij las. Common Clodeand Influenza, and varietur!.1)or Pfiitinlftint, ulitt. .fflixt V. ... V .
vwi.iii uit.ii .mil k vtiv uuiiidii r rnnir. la
cever and Ague, particularly, the Liie.Medieiaes have been most eminently successful; so mucin
that in tho Fever and Ague districts. Pbysiciaoa al
most universally prescribe tncm.
All that Mr. Moffat requires of his patient lit
do particular in taxing the Life jledicines strictV
according to the directions. It is not bv a nni.
paper notice, or by anything tkat ho himself tut
say in their favor, that he hopes to gain credit
u is alone by the results or a fair trial. MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL: gestael
as a domestic guide to health. Tbis little pamphlet, edited by W. B. Moffat. 375 Broadwar.
New York, has been published for tbe Duroose af
explaining more fully Mr. Moffat's theory of diseases, and will be found highly intercom; to persons seeking health. It treats' npon prevalent diseases, andtbecanses thereof. Price 2 cent -for
sale by Mr. Moffat s agents generally.
1 hese aluablo Medicines arc for sale by J. J. TEMPLETON Brookvills.
AGENTS The Life Medicines may be also W
had of any of the pnncipWuroggests in every town throughout the United States and the Canada
Ask for Moffat's Lifo Pills and Pbenix Bittsit
ind besurc that a fae simiie of John Moffat's lig-
natureis upon the label oi each bottle of Bitten or
box of Pi H.
Thcsfi valuable Medicines are tor sale by J.J. TEMPLETON,
Dec. 27, 1339.-52-ly Brookville. IJ.
TO RENT.
A'E nr Ttc.t Roomt in Ike frame lu'dim a
f he AortA East earner of the Public ncr
in Brookville, suitable for uork Aoj cr ftn
vsarraon untucuiaicty. Tte. C. F. CLA RKSOX
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TOMBSTONES For sale by Sept. 24 1840.
R. ft S.TYXCR.
lion of the work: TLe valuable aid of the author
rOCeriCS. also! f ! nnt-aa fmm a Lairifin Vnrt Pntin " nluft
Iron.Cooking Stoves, Sugar Kittles, odd lid. Sad ! been secured, and we may expect something still
more cl'rilling from the capacious' stores which a long lifa in t?."'- profession has enabled him to amase. An occasional Chil-Chat, with "Jeremy
Short." and "Oliver Oldfellow, is also promised;
with a variety of choice articles in proS? end verse,
from various wr.t?rs of celebrity, as Contributor
to the prominent Magazines of the country. The
editors of bcth Migasiuos continue their services'
under the new arrangement. With such an array of talent, a Magazine of unrivalled attractions,may safely be promised the coming volume. FASHIONS AND ENGRAVINGS. In compliance with the almost unanimous wish of our lady subscribers, we shall the ensuing volume furnish them wiih a beautiful and correct plate of Fashions Monthly, a feature, it is believed that will neither be unwelcome nor unpopular. These fashion plates shall be drawn from original
designs from Paris and London, and may always
be depended upon as the prevailing style in Philadelphia and New York for the Month they are, issued. These, however, shall in no wise interfere with the regular and cuoice engravings, and music which acompany each number of the work. The aplendid Mezzotint engravings from the burin of 8 attain which have been so justly admired, will be followed during the volume by several from the same hand, while tbo steel engravings in
the best style of art, from interesting scenes shall still enrich the magazine. The choicest pieces of music for the Pian and Guitar shall accompany each number of the work. TIME OF PUBLICATION. Tbe work will he published oa the first of the month io every quarter of the Union. The most
distant subscribers will consequently receive it
on mat a ay, as wen as loose who reside in r&iladelphia. In all tha principal cities, agents have been established, to whom the Magazine ia forwarded, prior le the time of issuing it so that they
may be delivered to resident subscriber by the
first or tbe month, . 1 bis ia an important arrange
BLANKS. ON and, constantly at tbe American office the following kinds of blanks;
Fall nnd Winter c!
JUST received a fresh supply of ci:n?tv, aim collars Beaverten. Hard Times, fanct rrinta.
liiue du Sheeting, Laghorn Bonnet's, Pew 9ea I caps, mens, womens and childrens Shoes, Ltd:
gloves, ribocs, &c.
ALSO Groceries and dve staff.
Rio coffee, gunpowder tea, sugar. ing, readier-
alum Arc Powder, shot and Iad. in addition t
bis former stock which will ha sold on reasonabM
terms for cash, approved produce, euch as featbia.
rags flaxseed, timothy seed, dryed peacnes, &c
j. riuvf
Rrnnfcvill. Opl.21i.a 1Jfl 41
Deeds,
Mortgages, Quit-Clalm Deeds, Title Bonds,
.Notes of hand,
Summonses,
Subpoenas, Execution!. Constables1 Bond., Constable Sale.
XOTARY PUBLIC.
C. F. CfcAKKson, will also attend to fillinj deeds, Mortgages, Iads, Ace, and take tbe ack nowledgement or' ueCds, powers of attdrreTt or take depositions, certificates, affidavits, 4-c, 'its.
Office in the printing office. In -ly
Goods', Goods. WE have on hand a heavy stock of Dav Goons, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswarb, Tinware, Cotton Yarn, Fur and Seal Skin Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c. &c. Also Iron, Nails, Grindstones and Salt. All of which we will sell low for cash. R.4-S.TYNER. Brookville, Dec. 6th, 1840.
BARRELS of Salt, just received and for salebv N. 0- GALL10N.
JJrovkvjlle, Nov.4, IMO.
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Office or the Brookville Ins. Co., f 15 Oct., 1840. THIS Co. will receive money on deposit at their office, on tbe following terms, namely: for 2 months 3 per cent, per annum for 3 months 4 per cent. for 0 months 5 per cent., and for 9 or
more months o per cent.
Persons wishing te make sight depositcs. can
confidently rely on such certificates being met
when presented.
Risks on all kinds of property will bo taken as
usual.- for terms apply at the office of the company.
east upper room anovo frice and Adams' saddle
store. nVM. M'CLEERY. Pretid.ni.
A.M'CAarr, E. MXJaett, N. D. Galliok, D. Price. S. Goodwik, J. Wtkb, Geo. Hollari., W. T. Beekb. John W. Hitt, Ssc'y
NOTICE.
A LL persona indebted to the subscribers are re
A, quested to call and make settlement immediately, eitherby cash or note. UONT1 I BROWN.
Groceries.
TfUST received a frech supply of Sugar, Slo.ei
v ees, uoncc ana JiacKcrai, ana win oe som for cash.
AlsOt fine aessrtmcnt of women nnd cbi"
hoes. JJ. rtvivf-
Brookville, April 10, 1540
Tea. Collee. Suear fc Salt.
"ffUiST recuived a fresh supply of the above f"
tides, and (or solo, by
IK TRICS-
NOTICE.
A persons indebted to the subscribers roai
makeimmediata settlement bv note of C-
they will have to nay costJuly 12 1840. LONG BH0VT3Salt bv the luirrel. "
TfUST receiveJ, 53 birrels of Salt. snJ for
v br D. fKi-
SEW GOODS
THE subscribers would respectfully
ie citizens genera. J
their customers and the citizens genera
they are now receiving from ,Vero York, Philadelphia, PUisbu. r'Cincinnati, A general assortment of MERCHANDIZE' Consisting of tho following-: , Dry Goods and Groceries rf all &'' Hard, Earthen, Queen's cvd 7"i
Liverpool. China, and Britanta.J BOOTS, SHOES, PUMPS Sr SLIPPY Fur, Silk, and Pain and UglJ
All ot which we will acll on the saost jt
terms. COUNTRY lRODUC ebange for goods. ..- ; JXVG & BV"1
Brookville, Slay 53, tc.9.