Indiana American, Volume 11, Number 16, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 April 1843 — Page 3
AMERICAN. BROOKVILLE, IN DIANA FR1DAT, APRIL. 14, I843. ' FOR PRESIDENT, HENRY CL A Y, of Ky.
WHIG XOMIXATIOXS. TOR GOVERNOR. SAMUEL BIGGER. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JOHN II. BRADLEY.
Fire. A building belonging to Mr. Hutchinson, in this place, took fire just after daik, on Tuesday evening last, and was entir el y consumedloss about 350, apart of which loss was Mr. John Campbell's. The building was formeily occupied as a cooper shop, but it was finishing off for a dwelling house. The loss falls upon honest, industrious mecharies. Another Court House Burnt Two weeks ago we informed our readers of the burning of the Court House of Miami county, in this
State. This week we record the burning of
the Court House of Noble county, Ind., with
all the papers and records of the Clerk's of
fice, Recorder's office and Auditor's. It was destroyed on the 25th ult. Notwithstanding
the admonitions and warnings we are constantly receiving, our public records are in the same exposed position. We do hope our county commissioners will da something before it is too late. Burn up our public records and papers, and the losses and litigations, w ill continue to be felt for several generations to come. A fire proof building will cost but a small sum, and we hope the citizens of the county will make known their wishes to the commissioners.
FALSE SYMPATHY. The manner of electi oneering, and the cause assigned for supporting candidates, are often odd enough. The loss of a leg, or an arm, poverty, a wife and half a dozen children; these are great helps "Do vote says a friend, for this ticket; my friend has only one leg, he has a large family give him your vote, do." And all this said so earnestly, that good meaning citizens often comply; without making any further enquiries on the subject. But let them, or let any one, apply this principle to'private matters, Who employs a phy-
SHERIFF'S SALE. T Y virtue of 3 venditioni exponas, issued M-m from the Franklin Circuit Court, and to me directed, I will offer for sale at the Court House door, in the town of Brookville, Franklin county, Ind., on the 29th day of April, 1843. between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the following described Real estate, towit: Lots No. 2, 13, 10, 19. and 20, in block No. 16; and lots No. 13 and 18, in block No 17. in
the town of Laurel, in said county; also the North West quarter of section 17, town 12,
range 12; also the North East quarter of sec
sician because he has lost a leg, or an agenrbe-!tion 17 town I2- ra"-Je 12; also the South East cause he has a wife and children and is poor? i qarter and South West quarter, of the South Noone. And are our onhlie affairs of ; East quarter of section 8, town 12. ranee 12:
importance than our private business? jalsote East half of the North West quarter of Not a whit. Neglect that put the direction !seclion 12tow 12, range 12; also the East ofthat into improper hands, and embarrassment inalfoftl,e Soh West an(j tne -vest half of
in all branches of business is sure to follow. The same principle.therefore which impels usto to select lawyers, or doctors, or agents, ought to govern us in choosing our public officers; and he who acts upon any other, does not do his duty to himself or his country. Let us not be misunderstood. The power of sympathy we understand and value. Give it always free scope, whenever a worthy object presents itself; it is the real wealth of the heart, and we would never chill or repress it; but do not misdirect it by folly, or vent it on unworthy objects. To elect a man to office when he is not fit, through sympathy for the reasons assigned, or for any reason, is both foolish and wrong, and should not be done. Cin. Gaz.
NOTICE. The Franklin county Education Society will commence its next meeting at Blooming Grove on Thursday the 20ih inst. at 1 'o'clock. The friends of education generally are requested to attend. M. J. KELLY, Sec'ty. April 6ih, 1813. Mr. Editor. You will please announce the name of Thomas Murphy, as a candidate for
I Justice of the Peace, in the place of Daniel St.
Gov. Bigger will address his fellow-citizens i j0jint whose term of service expires on the 21,
the South East quarter of section 12, town 12
range 12. And first I will offer for sale the rents and profits of said property fur the term of seven Jyears. and if the rents and profits afd, will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy the debt, damages, interest and costs as set forth in si,l venditioni exponas, I will then and there offer for sale all the right, interest
and claim of Henry D. Smith and Burges G. Wells, at the suit of Norris &Beattyf Mateon &
Holland, Stephens & Robinson. J. O.ST. JOHN, Sh'ff F.C. April 6th 1813. (prs fee S3.) 15-3w
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN HARDWARE. npHE subscribers are now receiving their spring importations of Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware, direct from the manufactories. Our assortment of American Hardware is large, extensive and direct from the first hands. Merchants who visit New York and Philadelphia, may be assured of obtaining their supplies in such quantities and prices, as will beentirely satisfactory. Our stock on hand, an advice ot shipment embraces: 20 casks Trace Chains, ass'd 61 and 7 feet, 12 to 20 link; 5 casks of Curry Combs, ass'd "6 and 8 bar; 10 do 5,000 doz. 'Clark and Baldwin'" Bntt
Hinges, all sizes;
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. THE undersigned will sell at public cutcry at the late residence of James Blacklidge, dec, in Brookville township, Franklin county Ind., on Saturday the 22d day of April A. D. 1843, the following described real estate, situated in said county of Franklin, to-wit: The South half of the South East quarter of section 27, town 12. range 13. Also, the West balf of the South West quarter of section 26, town IS, range 13. Also, the West half of the North West quarter of section 26, town 12, range 13. Also, the following tract beginning at the North West corner of section 7, in town 9, range ft West, running thence South 8 degrees, West 102 perches to a corner stske. thence North
84 degrees, East 5G4 perches to a comer stake.
of this county, at New Trenton on 26ih and
Brookville on 27th instant. The following notice of the settlement of the time for the District Convention, by the people of Rush and Decatur, came to hand last night, and we publish it at once for the benefit of the delegates from this county. The Convention will meet at Napoleon, on Friday the 21st inst. We answer for the delegates from Franklin.
of this month.
MANY VOTERS.
Daxl. Sr. John is a candidate for re-election to the office of Justice of the Peace.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
JT1 HE Assignee of the Estate of Thomas
Shera. a bankrupt, will sell at public sale, by orderof the District Court of the Unred Slates, for the State of Indiana, on Friday the 12th of May next, at the residence of Thom
as Shera, in Springfield township, Franklin county, Indiana; between the hours of 12 and 4 o'clock on said day, the following described
personal proper! y,bolonging to said bankrupt's
' estate, to-wit: I yearling colt. 17 geese, 2 cows,
1 heifer, 2 yearling calves, 2 turkies. 2.) sheep.
one sow and pigs, and one sow, a bag of dried
THE DISTRICT CONVENTION. By the last Rushville mail we received the fallowing letter from P. A. Hackleman. of the Whig; ':Rcshville, April 5.
T. I " n --" IJ Ji .1 fir ft U ;
Chilians Mxri'isiiui q turn j ilch.. , . j i i ll .. I. .! o . . , : ' 4 o .,,, thnt : apph?s, 1 set of indsor chairs, 1 small wheel
J i ,ii i r t rwtKa 1 locking glas?, 1 hay fork, 1 anger, 1 drawing
'':.?.? " ..T I'Tr-.u nnchnil scythe and cradle, 1 mowing scythe,
lpraclici;
county to attend on thai day, as it will be in
!4 doz. chickens. 1 brdsiead. bed and bedding.
and some additional bed clothing; 1 clock, 9
lbs. of wool, 1 lb. of roll . 1 farm shovel, 1 fire
shovel. 1 half bushel measure. 1 maul and
the midst of our Circuit Court
S ip? we v.u say the 21st instant, or a later : .1 : f... I Ol.i - I. f 1 Vi , t, nnv
L' . ., , K' wedge, 1 sod iron, 1 tin trumpet, 1 chest. 1 tin other time, but if the other counties cannot be i .. e '. . . . ' .
ready by that time, fix the time later in May
Yours Respectfully,
P. A. HACKLEMAN.', 53 To accommodate our neighbors tre agree to THE 21st OF APRIL. THE DELEG ATES FROM THE DIFFER EN T COUN TIES SHOULD BE INFORMED OF THE ARRANGEMENT SPEEDILY'. Repository, Eurtra April 8 'h.
SHERIFF'S SALE. WB Y virtue of an execution issued from the Franklin Circuit Court and to me directed, I will offer for sale at the Court House door in the town of Brookvilie.Franklin county,! nd. on the 29th day of April, 1843. between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock of said day, the following described real estate, to-wit: The West half of the North West quarter of section No.
18, town 12, range 12 east, in Franklin county,
Ind. And first I will offer for sale the rents and profits of said premises for the term of sev
en years, and if the rents and profits aPd will
not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy the debt,
damages, interest and costs, asset forth in said execution, I will then an i there offer for sale
all the right, interest and claim of Chinc?y
tnks. Taken at the suit of James Couwell,
use of David Hazzard.
J. O.ST. JOHN, Sh'ff F. C. April 6ih, 1843. (prs fee S2) 15-3w
3000 groce Screws, "James" and American; ; thence North 3 deerees.East flfi and 1-10 nerch
100 doz. '-Carpenter's" Knob Locks and!es to the section line, thence West 66 ptrchLSAX0!nChV, L jes to the place of beginning, containing 36 2J00 doz. Files of all descriptions '-Butch- ores more or less. Also the following tract, er's" and "Greaves';" beginning at the South West corner of tl. s-50-00 doz. Sheffield Table and Pocket Cut- bove 35 acre trrcl of land, tunning thence lerJ'! . . 1 South 3 degrees. West runninz on the old
boundary line 101 poles to stake; thence East 6Gi poles to n stake; thence North 3 degrees, East 18 and 1-10 poles to a stake, thence West 5 degrees. South 56 po!es to the beginning, continuing 5 acres mote or less. TERMS. One half of the purchase money to be paid on the dav of sale, and the halanca
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, all si-. jn one year thereafter, to be secured bv cot
ana security. Bv order of Prohat? court of Franklin county, Ind. HARVEY BLACKL1DGE. Administrator.
March 2, 1833.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SPY virtue of an execution issued from the
20 cases "WaldronV Grain and Grass
Scythes, 42 to 54 inch. AMERICAN HARDWARE. 103 doz. "O. Ames'" Spade, and Shovels,"
all sizes; 10 casks Iron Wire, all No's. 0 to 33;
103 cases Cut Tacks, Brads and Sparables;
10 do
zes;
103 doz. "Collins &Co" and '-Williams' " warranted Axes; 150 doz. American Scythes, embracing all best makers; 233 doz. American Sickles, embracing all best makers; 103 doz. Cast SieelHoes, ass'd 4 to 7 inch. 10 cases '-Ropes" and '-Russell's" Ameriran Cutlery; 1033 doz. "Greenwood's" Cincinnati Butt Hinges 2 to 0 inch. ALSO Planes of all descriptions, Cincinnati Locks and Latches; 'Sad Irons; Wasron Boxes and Dog Irons, Rifle Barrels and Gun Trimming--; Guns, Rifles and Pistols; Saddlery; IIrse, Wool and Cotton Cards; Norfolk and American Latches: Cabinet Maker's Trimmings; Cincinnati and Juniatta Nails, &c, &c. TYLER DAVIDSON & Co., No. 118 Main street, One door above the Commercial Bank. April 5th, 1S43.
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In the Probate Court of Franklin county May Term, 1843. On petition for Partition.
Franklin Circuit Court and to me direc
ted, I will offer for sale 'at the Court House door in the town ot Brookville, Franklin Coun
ty, Indiana on the 6th, day of May, 1S43 between the hours of 10 and 4, o'clock of said
day the tollowmg described real estate to wit: immediately, or slt will be commenced there
I lie west hall oi the v.. quarter oi section on in a rtnv weeks; the estates, to-wit:
BANKRUPTCY. THOSE who are still indebted to the following Bankrupt estaies are informed that pay
ment must now be made to the undersigned
No. (12) Town 12 ranee (12.) And first I will
offer for sale the rents and profits of saidprem-;
ises for the term ot seven years, and if the rents) and profits afd.wiU not sell for a sum sufficient !
to satisfy the debt, damages, interest and costs! as set forth in said execution; I will then and! there offer for sale all the right interest and j
claim or Jessee Doclerman, taken at tne suit ot Tie undersigned has also just received the Morgan Roop. schedules of the following named Bankrupt J. O. St. JOHN, Sh'ff F. C. !
Caleb B. Clements, Jas.Hilliard, John S. Ray, ElishaB. Jones, Win. Holland, Win. Alley,
Isaac Clements,
Nathan A. Morgan
O.N. Jones, Richard P. Clark, H. D. Smith, Ezekiel C'ollett, Elihu O. Ha!stead. Geo. O. Kein,
State of Indiana Franklin county. I George W. R-an K vs. j Isaac C. Roseboom j
Wm. II. Roseboom. J THE above defendants, sons and heirs of Henry Rnyeboom deceased, are hereby notified that I shall on the first day of the next Term ot said Probate Court to be held at Brookville in said Court on the 21. Monday of May 1843. Move the shH Court, to appoint Commission ers agreeably to law. to divide and make partition of the South Ensiqniirter of section 12. Township 8. Rance2. in said county among the the owners and proprietors thereof at which time and place you can attend if you see proper. Geo. Holland, Att'y., for Petitioner. Mach20,lSl3. 14-4 vr. WILLIAM BROWN, Manufacturer of PaUented Hight and Left Wood Sci eir Poinid Pail Ur-dateadf,
TS now prepared to offer to the citizens, and
nn!i!ip crpnprnUv
r fc. .
March, 9th, 1843, (prs. fee SI 00.) 11-Gw.
I3-The reader will fi id in to-day's paper, zrci'ilerftl article, taken from the Cincinnati S in, concerning a very stranse sight sad to h ive been seen bv the pilot of the steamboat
William Penn. We loam. also, that a lady, in
theCitvof Madison, on the same night, saw the same, or a very similar phenomenon. M.id. Banner.
Official report of the lots of the V. S. Ship Ctitcnr.L Extract of letter from Commander Conover, of the U. S. Ship John A lams.date 1 T.iMe Bav, Cape of Good Hope, December. 26. 1S42.' ' I resrel to inform the Department that tl e Purtujnese brig L'liioti arrived here a few d.ivs inrp with the surviving officers and
crewofihe U. S. Ship Concord the offic ers j a i I men nndei charge of the first Lieutenant. Mr. Gardner, who has officially communicate I to me the loss of the Concord. She a wrecked on a sand bar at the month of the river Lorango, in the Pornctieso pr vince of Qii'lemire. Capt. Boi nim, Purser Hart and June Davis, ordinary seaman, were drowi.ed oaihe21 of November, while crossing the bar at the mouth of Loranffo river, in ihe pic I ruve taken five midshipmen and sixty men on b nrd the John Adams. The remaining officers and crew will proceed immediately to Rio de Janeiro, in the Portuguese bri? which conveyed them to this place. The Concoid,
after throwing over her guns, &c, to li ghten her, was forced over the bar, at high water, vith loss of rudder, keel &c, and otherwise materially injured, though not a complete wreck."
gallon kettle. 1 bbl. of pork, 1 fat hog, about
130 bushels of corn in the crib, about 5 bushels
of wheat in bags, 1 chopping axe. 1 hoe.l rake
3 ha'js. 1 coffee mill. 1 lantern, cow bMls, 1
pair martingales, I man's saddle, 1 side saddle, ! 1 bridle, 1 candlestick, 1 clothes brush. I sickle, and various other small articles. Terms, cash in hand. I will offer for sale at the same time. 16 acres of wheat, in five different fields, which was sown on saiil Bankrupt's farm last fall. This wheat I w ill sell nn credit, if I find, on the day
of sale, that it will be best for the Estaie. I will also state that some lime this sum
mer. I will sell that excellent farm on which said Bankrupt resides. It is entirely uni- -cumbered, beautifully situated on the Oxford toad, well impioxed, pood brick house, and one of the best farms in ibis county. This notice is eiven that purchasers can be preparing. It will be sold to be paid in yearly payments. C. F. CLARKSON'. Assignee. April 1 lib, 1843. (prs fee S3 75) 16-3w
Almitiitrntor$ iVoticc. JVOTICEis hereby given, that the under-' ' signed has taken out letters of administration nn the Estate of Franklin Sample late of ITiii.m noniitv tnrli:in:i Atrfnp All nersons
imlolit.irl In en id Kl!il( are rrnnested to make OU' delay.
immediate payment; and those having claims against the same, are notified to present the j same duly authenticated, for settlement within one year from this date. The estate is sol-j vent. " JEREMIAH COREY, Ad m. March 2)ih, 1S43. 13-3w
William Brown, Elias Macy, Aaron Ailes,
Wm. Morford.
Hiram Williams, Thomas Dillard, Robert K. Brison,
the best article of furni
ture in the way of Bedsteads ever offered in this part of the Country. This newly invented Bedsteads possesses ihe following decided advantages over all others heretofore m use: They can be put up or taken down in one fourth the time that is required to do the same with others and without the possibility of a mistake. They are more firm and less apt to become loo?-e and worthless; but on the contrary, are always drawing lighter and without a single harbor for vermin. As soon as their
'superiority over the common kind becomes (known, nnd duly appreciated, they must of
All persons indebted to said estates are re-; necessity take the place of those now in use, or
ouired to make payment to the Asisnce with- at least to a very great extent.
Feb.23J. 1813.
LIST OF LETTERS, REMAINING in the Post Oilice at Brookville, Ind., March 3lst, 1S13. Which if not taken out before 33th of June, 1843, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at Washing-
ion, D. C.
David McMilliun Jacob Mvers
C. F. CLARKSON,
Assignee. 9 ALSO
Those wishing to purchase Bedsteads are re
quested to call and examine them at S. & C. Coffin's Ware House t the Basin of the Canal at Brookville. where they will be kept constantIt fur coin Tl,-t u-ill hi ci il.l fnr rncli nr rnlin
The subscriber has just received the sched- ( prodl,;e a( casll rrjce; "les of He also keen- on hand at his ware rooms in Thomas Shera, James Maple, j Lawrencehuruh. an excellent assortment or Chancy Jenks, Jas. Alley, , r .,,. pPn;.nro f n t-h-iU ubirh will ba
CEO DICKINSON, BOIK BINDER. No. 13 West Third Street.
PERSON wishing to have their binaries or
files of Papers or Period icals or old valua
ble Books rebound, will do well to call on the
subscriber who pledges himself to give satisfaction for neatness, despatch nnd durable work. PCjg'Priresto suit the Times. Z Bo k Bindery on No. 13. West Third Street, one door from the Lafiyette Bank, between M tin an 1 Walnut Sireets, Cincinnati, Ohio. A-HI 12 h. 1811 16-tr. Ind. Telegraph copy Cm. and charge Dickinor. rOOKINR STOVE FOR S ALE. Ihave for sale, trade or barter, a good cr-rnnd hand cHking stove. It is laree enough for anv family, and will be s,old cheap, or ex
changed for produce of irrn-t any kind.
Death of a U. S. Senator. U is with deep nd sincere resret. that we announce the death
of Senator Samuel McRoberts of Illinois. He died in this city on yesterday, on his return
home from Congress. Mr. McRoberts was -
faithful public servant, and an exemplary man
We have been requested to say that his funeral will take place, from the residence of Judge
Hill, on Wednes lav at 2 o'clock P. M.-Cm Xfessage, March 27th.
Oct at Last. The Republican, the organ
of Capt. Tvler in this city, announces the pre
sent course of the Tyler party to be "nothing short of a fair and unqualified effort to give
stn-ngth and efficiency to the Democratic cause. The President is henceforward fully and irrecoverably pledged to the Democracy of the country, and ready to rise or fall u li principlu may triumph or ba dtfsat-
C. F. CLARKSON.
April 11th. 1S43.
I
A HORSE FOR SALE. have for sale my horse Charley. He is good to work in any situation, but is rath
er too old for a saddle horse. He will make a
good farm horse, and will be sold cheap.
C. F. CLARKSUN. April Ilth, 1843.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
fTIHE undersigned will offer for sale to the.
- highest bidder, for cash in hand, on Saturday the 22 1 day of April, 1843. at the late residence of Wm. Brown deceased, in Blooming Grove township, the personal pioperty belonging to said estate, or so much thereof, as will pay the costs and charges which have accrued in the District Court of the United States, for the District of Indiana, on the petition of Wm. Brown, for the benefits of the Bankrupt law. The sale will take place between the hours of 12 and 4 o'clock on eaid day. C F. CLARKSON. ; March 80, 1843. (prtfe180) 14-8
Thomas M Morris Daniel Adney Solomon Allen Henry Adams Jacob Bly Elias Brooks 3 Frederick Basner Walter S Baker Laban Barcus Luther Brown Jesse Butler Henry Case Nancy Crist .James F Cole 2
John C Conrad Timothy Calligan
j Mm hew Colter i Craig & Co 2
Joseph Cups Archibald Craig James Cinible Lewis Carry Clerk F C C 8
Gabriel Dreback John Eppii k Mrs Flinn David Fosher Samuel Flinn Stephen Gregg Calvin Gant Philip Gisett Patrick Gilligan Horace Guild Abner Goble Ezekiel Hall Reuben Hawkins Townsend Hamilton David Hays
David Harzard Gabriel Hady Seneca Hull Rev John Johnson Henry Jinkinson Chancy Jenks Patrick Killene Thomas Kennedy Frederick Klamme John Kirk John O'Kein Lind & Lind William M'Danol
James II. Reid, Wm. M. Powers. Auy persons indented to said Estates will please make payment to m. C. F. CLARKSON. Assignee. April 3d. 1843.
delivered at Brookille. or any place along the line of the canal, in good order. The above bedsteads are for sale also by N. D. Gallion. Brookville. June 3 IS 12. 23-ly.
April B0i,1843.
Francis McKowin M Wr Morris David Mowill James L Miller Samuel Merrick Patrick Mc Kowen Charlotte McDanol Abn.r Mcliemy Thomas McCoy John McCoy Elijah Moffatt N Merri-eiber 3 Michael New man Nancy Nelson W illiam Prifogal Henry I'ausel James IVrrine Lucinda Philby Joseph Rodman Adam Kipbarger Nichols Hedinghaugh Elizabeth Ryley Jo-.iaihan Russell Abel Roberts Robert Smith Thomas Smith Susanna Slaughter Elista Skinner G Stephens Cracker Snow George W Shane Daniel Shaffer Philip Scoot Greenberry Smith Samuel G Smith George Trager John Timmerman
Lucretia Ann Thruster
Sylvester Upjohn James Wildridge William Wallace A R Wilcox John W Woods John S Wallice Henry Weaver Catharine Weaver N Werts Lenny Young J.WOODS, P.M.
rTITTOV YARNS FOR SALE.I JUIIiVA MAISU,
A LL kinds of Cotton Yarns for sale at (he! ArronxEY at law. A. Wi-ii Water Cmton Factory. 3 miles! Office on Main street, in the room lately oe-
ahove Brookville; at the following reduced i cwpied bv the County Treasurer.
prices: Cotton arns. 17 cents per pound ;
Oct. 27ih 1842.
Batting, 121 do
A liberal deduction will be made to country i
merchants. or those purchasing by the quantity. TrnMs CASH. The above articles are warranted to be of a superior quality. J. L. MILLER. Pro. March 30. 1843. 14
JOHN D. HOWLAXD, Attorney and Co nnsel lor at Lav. Brookville, Indiana. March 1st, IS 12.
FINE PRINTING INK. , T1HE subscribers have a consiant supply of Priming Ink of various qualities, fiom 30 cents to 2 00 per pound from the Eagle Prin- j ling Ink Manufactory, which ihey offer to Printers at reduced prices, and which the j
(confidently recommend to 'purchasers as be ing fully equal to any manufactured in the (East or West, they having used it on the best j woik for the last three months. Owing to its j peculiar blackness, but a small quantity is re
quired on the type, which makes it the most
economical Ink in use; even at former prices.
Prices. News Ink, 30 cents per lb. Book Ink, 40 do Extra Book Ink, 50 do Terms CASH. S. & Co. are also agents for Wrm. Hagar &
Co's. (New York) Type Foundry, and are con
stantly supplied with Type and other Priming be in arrears for goods purchased prior to this
annaratus. which thev offer for sale at New
York prices. SHEPAKD & CO.,
Stereotype Founders and printers. Third street between Walnut and Vine. March 21. 1843.
GEO. HOLLAND, Attorney at Law, Brookville, Ind. Office on Main st., nearly of posite D. Price's store a f BUSHEL CLOVER SEED for sale bv R.&S. TYNER. March 13. 1S43. FAR3IERS, LOOK HERE! fBMlE subscriber having erected a SMUT MACHINE, is prepared to clean the Wheat of his customers of all smut. white caps, and dirt of every description. Farmers resirous of having pure wheat fiour, will find it greatly to their advantage to have all their
Wheat run through the machine. J. H. SPEER. Brookville Mills, Sept.12. 1842. 29 THE UNDERSIGNED, ONCE more, as usual at the close of the yeas, rail nnon such of his customers as may
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date, to call and liquidate their several accounts
without delay. Those who can pay ought to pay, and those I hink, who wish me veil, will pay. My real necessities cry aloud for pay, justice says pav, and it is earnestly hoped that every one will now make the best pavment they can. N. D. GALLION.
Brookville, Nov. 30, 1S42. 49
WHEAT TAKEN FOR DEBT
THE Subscribers, will receive Wheat a
the market price if delivered in Brookville forj
all debts due them. Those who cannot now mcciv frinv
pay in money are requested to make Went- "JSSpofJuhn A. Matson and in wheat. ; ... ., . nr.u i,ic
R. &S. TYNER. Gt'orge iioiiano, in nn pim - -
43- this dav dissoPeu oy niuiu.u i uim .. .-
Brookville Oct. I8th 1842.
sons
indebted to the firm are expected to set-
OK FIRST rate ploughs as'd. from No. a to j-
AB 7i
' inclusive, for Bale by
R. & S. TYiNfcK. BrookviHe, March 88, 1843.
JOHN A.MATSON. GEORGE HOLLAND.
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Oct. 27th 1842
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