Indiana Palladium, Volume 8, Number 46, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 1 December 1832 — Page 3

PAI.I.AMUM.

JLawrciiccbursh, cc. 1.

A Bill "to charier the "Union Bunk of Tennessee," has passed the Legislature, and it is expected the Bank will shortly go

into operation.

To the Patrons of the Palladium. Encouraged by the kind indulgence received last winter, and by the confidence still reposed in me by the editor of this paper, I have again undertaken its management during the approaching session of the legislature. The Presidential canvass being over, and the bitterness of feeling, too often engendered by a closely contested election, buried, as I trust, with the inciting cause, the sarne apprehension of creating enemies, or wounding the sensibilities of political op ponents, docs not now, as heretofore, exist. The struggle is ended, and I conceive it to he the duty of every man, let him have been for "Paul or Apollos," to dismiss all party bickerings and animosities, and join, with

unprejudiced minds, with cordiality and

good feeling, in support of all measures cal culated to benefit the country, by whomso

ever they may originate. Patriotism and

good policy surely dictate this course, and

it is to be hoped that it will be universally

adopted. There will be subjects of suffi

cient interest, to engage the attention o

every man who values as he ought the well-

being of his country, and the prosperity and

security of her free institutions, that will be fair and legitimate subjects for newspaper discussion, which will receive all the attention they may merit. I am promised the assistance of the editor, in giving the details of the proceedings of the legislature, and other matters, of interest to his constituents, which may meet his observation during his residence at the seat of state government. With these premises, I intrust myself to the liberality of a generous community. H. LADD.

From the Baltimore American. CHARLES CARROLL. We have recollected, as fully as the brief time allowed us for this day's paper would permit, from such popular sources as are within nnr rprjrli. a sL-tfr! rC ha nirimliinnt

Fire. On Sunday evening, 11th ult. tie inc:jents in the life of Carroll. He was

Post Office, and Clerk's Office in Rockville, born on the 20th of September 1737, at An-

Park County, were destroyed by fire, to- napolis, in this state, and consequently was,

ther with all letters, public papers, and ai ino lime pi nis aeath, in tho nineurW j ' . i i A ycar oi ",s a "e descended from a high

ly respectable Irish family, who had cmioralpd In this rnnntrv In tUn mmn V;ii;im

Another. An extensive fire occurredm and M At a very early ae he was sent

Buffalo, N. Y. on the night of the 14th ult. to St. Omers, to bo educated; thence, after which destroyed about GO buildings, princi- a short time, he was removed to Rheims, to pally on Main Street. Estimated damage he college of Louis Le Grand ; and thence

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01JUJUW- the Study Of Civil law. After hprnmInT

0 . A . r , . .i well versed in this science, he passed over Sufficient information has been received tQ Lond commcnced , . ' .

to justify us in setting down the following Temple for tho study of common law. Af-

electoral votes for Gen. Jackson. It is now ter finishing his studies and his travels, he

something more than conjecture that Mr. returned to his native land at the ripe age J I" A A A aI'. ' 1 .1 1

Clay will not receive the entire vote of 0!1 " -8 : m i.puno meu.scus-

more man two states: viz, iventucKy anu coloriies commenced. and wero snnn ft.

Connecticut.

The Congress of the United States and the Legislature of this State both commence their sessions on Monday next. The attitude assumed by South Carolina in regard to the Tariff laws, the Bank question, together with the ordinary routine of business, will render the approaching session one of unusual interest. In our State Legislature, the most embarrassing subject will probably be districting the State, agreeably to the census of 1830. There is, also, a Senator in Congress to be chosen to succeed Gen. Tipton, after the 3d of March next Canal Commissioners to be elected and the subject of a State Bank will undoubtedly be discussed, if nothing more.

We shall keep our readers advised of the

movements of both bodies as far as our lim its will permit.

Pennsylvania New-York Virginia Ohio N. Carolina Maine New-Hampshire Indiana New-Jersey Tennessee Maryland Illinois Delaware Georgia Alabama Mississippi Missouri Louisiana

30 42 23 21 15 10 7 9 8 15 3 5 3 11 7 4 4 5

carried on with great warmth. Mr. Carroll did not hesitate, but took side with the lovers of liberty.

He wielded a ready pen, and was soon

known, as one of the most powerful political

writersjn Maryland. He foresaw early that an appeal to arms must be made, and boldly

recommended preparations. Early in 177G, lie was sent as one of a Commission to Canada, to induce the people of that province to join us in opposing

the mother country. Ihe disasters which had previously befallen our arms in that quarter rendered the mission ineffectual. He returned in June, 1700, and instantly

repaired to the convention of Maryland, of

which he was a member: and there, urmng them to withdraw the instructions they had given their delegates in Congress, not to

vote for independence, at length succeeded. He was appointed a delegate to Congress. On the 18th of July, he presented his credentials to the Continental Congress at Philadelphia, and on the second day of August

following subscribed his name to the immortal instrument. He was considered at tho time, as one of the most fearless men of the

age ; for he had more to risk, in point of

property, than any other man m the whole

'3i!i3:hustrator& VWiVr. W-HEREAS Phcbe Wiightand Clns. 1 W. Wright having been duly appointed Administrators of tho Estate of Samuel Wright, late of Manchester, Dearborn County, deceased, all those indebted to said Estate aro requested to make payment, and those having claims against said Estate aro requested to present them properly authenticated for settlement. The Estate is supposed to bo solvent. The Ad

ministrators would further give notice that

they will on thc22d day of December next,

sell at public sale, the personal property on

the premises of said deceased in Manches

ter, consisting of

Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,

One Wagon, Farming Utensils,

And various other articles of property. For

all suils over three dollars, a credit of eleven months will bo given by giving note with approved security. Sab to commence at ten o'clock. PHEBE WRIGHT, CHARLES W. WRIGHT. ) AUm' Manchester, Nov. 2i)th 1S3'. 4G 3v.

ELECTIONS. Indiana. We are informed that the official return of this State shows a Jackson majority of 0019. Delaivare. This State has washed her

hands of the sin of Clayism, by rallying on community, Hancock not excepted. On

the side of democracy. Maj. Noah may now the first day he entered Congress he was

stitch up his breeches pocket. appointed to the board of war, of which he , 7 , , . . , was an efficient member. During the whole Maryland. 7 Districts have chosen Clay 0f the war, he bore his part with unabated

Electors and J Jackson. ardor, often being at the same time a mem

r.mnarnn From nil ih infnfm;nn ber of the convention of his nativ e State

I nml n mpmhpr rf f!rmrrrrca n rlniilln iliitt.

can gather, the conclusion is that this State, whicll reouircJ reat enerv and indllatv

"v,u ouuuuiia miiiiaijr iaiiiu, pcriorui ; uui so auiy uiu im uiscnarge nis

has given her voice in favor of his re-election, duties, that both parties were satisfied witl

Clocks, Watches, &c. THE subscriber has just received from Philadelphia, an extensive and splendid assortment of

JEWELRY, Table and Tea Spoons, (silver and common;)

ALSO, A SELECTION of COMMON,

Patent Lever and Repeating Watches.

And various other articles, not strictly in

his line, among which are Percussion Caps.

Sec. ccc. all ot which he will sell at Cincin

nati prices.

He has removed his shop to a room on

the west side of High street, lately occupied by Dr. Ferris, as a Drug Store, and adjoin

ing L. D. John's store, where ho will bo ready at all times to repair Watches, Clock?,

and attend to all kinds of business in his

line. E. LUCAS.

Nov. 29, 1832. 313-3 w

It is vastly funny, now that the elections are over, and the result satisfactorily ascertain

ed, to observe the extravagant calculations

the opposition editors have made and usher

ed to the world, with lungs distended to the

1 top of their bent.' We give the following,

from the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer, as spe

imens of the whole. Under date of Nov. 5,

the Editor is in ecstacies, thus: ' GLORIOC3 NEWS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The battle has been bravely fought in the

Democratic State of PENNSYLVANIA, and

the PEOPLE have nobly triumphed over a corrupt administration and its unprincipled Agent3. Pennsylvania was the strong hold

of Jacksonism; but thank GOD the honest

farmers of the Country the Democracy o: the State have shaken off the delusion un der which they labored,1 &c. The next day we find the following GOOD NEWS FROM INDIANA.

All is safe with Indiana. I cannot believe

there can exist a single doubt, but that Indi

ana will give her vote for Clay. We often

speak and write as we wish things to be. Bu

on this I predicate my assertions and opinions on known facts. We shall have a clear

majority of upwards of 3000 in Indiana.' On tha 7th, a Clay letter-writer in Phi la

dclphia holds out the following comfoi table

expectation:

4 We expect to carry the State by a small

majority.' The Editor comes down a peg on the Stl

In allusion to the Pennsylvania election he

says,

We have not time this morning to enter into a review of the past or of our hopes for

the tuture. bulhce it to say at present, tha

by accounts received from Philadelphia las

mghf, it is evident that Pennsylvania h gone for Jackson.'

Of New York, same date, he says, We

believe religiously, that her vote has been

decidedly Anti-Jackson.' And, 'Ohio is be

yond all doubt Anti-Jackson, and if (en passant these ifs are always in the way) her voters have rallied to the polls all is safe.'' On the 0th the Editor advises his friends 'not to bet,' but still claims the State. On the 10th he isat enmity with cousining hope,' and proclaims that all's lost showing that, although he may be airily ffcliiiciaii, he is but a scrry prophet.

Tennessee. Returns from all the counties

save three give

For Jackson 29,100 For Clay ' 1,441

Jackson's majority 27,G59 Virginia. In Gl counties the Jackson

majority is said to be 10,350.

his attention to each. In 177S, he left Con

jress and devoted himself to the councils

of Ins native State. When, the Constitution

of the United States went into operation,

Mr. Carroll was elected a Senator from

Maryland, and took his seat in the city o

New lork, at tho organization ot the gov

eminent, on the thirtieth of April, 17S9

He was elected a second time to this situa

tion.

In tho year 1S01, he quitted public life

llcimraclovij) and

iCKINSO.V u VIl.UMSOK, F.f'.b St.,

cinnali, tuvi commenced mi KhUblinhttri.t t'v

the ma..i.ficurc of tUIN I'lMS fut'.SsESt of

Medium, ltovfti. Super 1, tiu;.erul, u4 Mammoth is, of cast it u.. . The V UANKUX l'iiKss.aa improved Pie by Mr. D.cku:oii( (w!u us been tnH'ucJ, for several ut, ai nuuLcturin ltiuiin IVeiseH.) combines jjreat ease in wuikmp, uw i durbil ty mlliue pru where the Triaiou U preAtet. The pull i prubabiy t!,e most ey that can be obtained jfiv.nfc an imavnvf pre, sure. They ls nuke the tew. i'fi.uW to irenerally used in the Vet. D & W. will khortly prudu-.e a machine t be woikel in connection with th- presn. to perform alt the duties he;etofore p?rfornritil Ly the roller boy or the pres.rnan wun bJU. Ma. chines of this description ttve been in ucceai.

lul peratiuii i i the Lo ted States lor tvtrt )ear, and in thi city fr several month; no during better uuik than is usually dote witli rollers or b:U!i Messrs. Uasteus, r.f Kev York, woik ult the r pies?s in coontction wait lhefe machines one pi es, nan thereby performv the woik. of t a o. u-.Ui n t uure tl.nn ten per cent, additional lubuur, allowit j him to work oil' iwnv to fifteen tokens j er Jay, if de siralle, and keeping one uaii'ot ai Color ihrouju out . They manufacture an improved appara. tus for inking type vilh roller, by a boy witU traversing roller; by winch means the ink it equally distr.Luied over all parts wf t:.c tolsc whicli ii k t'.e fr'o. The Piopiietora intend ke?pirptte fjllnwinjj aiticles consUntlv rn band: Z, Jljuldt fof castM'ir rollers; JioUtr Fiukum. dobie and tin pie; Chuifs f ri!,cUt i. ml c t iron, ail : Cvmpuilug iti(.s I'o.nii, Ca:cs

fy- AM v i tk ioi.e tt i!u eUl.:i,l.n.; t wiU he vv.trranicd. 'ie.ius ie ..be:.!, fci-.w 2fre$ Svtial recon I hand rrc;Cl sale."

Cincinnati, Nov. i, IfcJJ.

4 J - JI1.J.

Sals or Heal JSGtxte.

Seminary IVotice. NOTICE is now given, that tho Hoard of Trustees of the County Seminary,

ot Liearoorn bounty, met ana orsanizca as

a hody politic, on tho illih inst., according to the Statute for that pirposo provided, and that they have appointed Thomas Palmer, Esq. of Lawrencchurgh, their Treasurer, and invested him with authority, to receive all moneys, bills, notes, credits and cfiects helonging to tho Seminary Fund of Dearborn

County. They further notify all Oilicers, who have received any moneys belonging to said Fund, to pay them over immediately to tho Treasurer at his cilice in Lawrenceburgh. DANIEL S. MAJOR, Cl'l:. Lawrencchurgh, Nov. lSJW. -10 3w

Public Jctive is hereby givsnt rMIAT I thall expose tr salr, at'r-ub'ic en. I due, at the premises, on Saturday tKt 1 5t!i day cf Dtcemb.r next, the following detrtbtd puce of ground, via : briiming at a corner that bears north, tbiriy. two demurs west, from In lot numbeied ftreu hi the addition made by Guard and Tercival, to the town of Lawrenceburgh, twenty. one fa't distant from said comer; thence no.ih lv.cnt two and a half degreea east, one hundred fret, to a point that in.

ttTstcts the line ot land owned by Waller Armstrong; thence south, forty five degieea vest, one hundred feet; tlience south, fortyfive degrees east, forty. ihice feet to the place of brgiuntiit containing about a quarter of an acre f gtour.d. To be otd on the following conditions, to wit: one half the puichae monev on il e ilay of sale, and the residue in six

months thereafter, fly oidir cf the ltota',e court of Deai born county. FREDERICK UTZ, puarJian, tf ihe h.in r leir c Jttse 2i. Lord E"lh of November, 45u JSalc or Real Estate. jpunLtc noi'ick is ni:it:nv givkn that Jl. 1 btull rxp(fle to fale, at the piemites, in ti e town of Rising. Sun. on ti e fourth SaUnriay in January r.ext, at Public Vendue, the real estate of Ii ixter l)vix, late of Dearborn countv

(H-ctased; concur g vf part ol in-lots No. 35 Si

Connecticut. All the towns but five have

been heard from. The Clay ticket has a at the a?o of sixtu-four and for thirhi

: o ' - it

majority of 3,142.

Illinois. 10 counties reported in the

Vandalia Whig, give a Jackson majority of

3,692.

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. (Official.) Jackson. Wirt. Adams 1071 1302 Allegheny 3321 29S5 Armstrong 1437 429 Beaver 1300 13S8 Bedford 1970 CIS Berks 4172 1150 Bradford 1598 1221 Bucks 26S0 3011 Bulter 1070 641 Cambria 444 94 Centre 1901 725 Chester 2732 42S0 Clearfield 520 207 Columbia 1058 404 Crawford 1470 1130 Cumberland 2150 1337 Dauphin 1295 1248 Delaware 655 1423 Erie 1049 1494 Fayette 2047 1171 Franklin 1979 2176 Greene 1443 338 Huntingdon 1510 1441 Indiana 654 5S3 Jefferson 175 105 Juniata 579 208 Lancaster 4001 5140 Lebanon 1004 8S2 Lehigh 1544 933 Luzerno 1745 1325 Lycoming 1540 6G9 Mercer 1306 1214 Mifflin 784 454 Montgomery 3315 2507 Northampton 2780 1092 Northumberland 1404 411 Perry 1021 346 Philadelphia city 3207 5476 Philadelphia co. C760 6433 Pike 503 43 Pot tter & M'Kcan 253 131 Schuylkill 1270 482 Somerset 778 814 Susquchannah 1082 868 Tioga , 1035 197 Union 1057 864 Venango 1117 294 Warren 490 194 Washington 3125 1SS8 Wayne 633 307 Westmoreland 3419 801 York 3152 1452 Total, 90,9S3 60,716 Jackson's majority 24,267.

years and upwards, has passed a life of sere

nity, tranquil happiness and prosperity, till in the fullness of years and honors, the Patriarch has been gathered to his fathers and

the LAST OF THE SIGNERS IS DEAD! Mr. Carkoll departed this life on Wednesday morning, about four o'clock, at the residence of his son-in-law, R. Caton, Esq. in East Water street. In testimony of respect for the memory of the deceased, the fl igs of the shipping and public places were displayed throughout the day at half mast. On the annunciation of the fact to Baltimore

County Court, yesterday, tho Court was adjourned, Massachusetts "doubtful." It is doubtful whether any choice of Electors, or even of Governor, has been effected by the peo

ple of this Mate, and we understand that his Excellency, the Commander-in-chief, is hesitating whether to issue his proclamation for an extra session of the Legislature or not. Boston Statesman.

TO THE PUBLIC. WHEREAS tho undersigned was attack ed by a noted Absalom Cocn, of Lawrence

burgh township, on the fifth instant, at Jack-1 rG, in the town of Itismg-Sun, with their inv

son township election for president and

vice president, and assumed the ground under the Clay Agency, of challenging my vote by saying he could prove by two men that I had voted in Hamilton county, state of Ohio, on tho preceding Friday; which statement is as grand a falsehood as Binns's

Coihn Hand Bills. Had said Coen not been class leader I should have called him a

public liar; but the subjoined certificates may suffice. REUBEN C. JACKSON. Dearborn county, state of Indiana, Nov. 28, 1832, This may certify that Reuben C. Jackson did not vote or offer to vote, in Whitewater township, Hamilton co.nnd State of Ohio at tho last flection for Electors of President and Vice President of tho U. S. cn the 2d inst. JACOB FENTON,T.Cl;k. Whitewater township, Nov. 21, 1S32. It appears that tho board was formed in Jackson township, for the choice of Eh ctors of President and Vice President. J; mcs

Roberts, Sen. was inspector, and Ebenczer

A suit was brought a short time since against the Branch of the U. S. Bank at Lexington, Ky. for crossing a ten dollar note, as a counterfeit. The note proved to be a genuine one, and the Plaintiff recovered. We have always thought that Banks used the cross too

often, and it probably would be well for

those who have notes crossed to be a little more particular. We take it that Banks have mo right to cross notes. Anr.otator.

provewenu and appurtenance kelling alo tho w idow' right of dow er with her consent. To be sold on the fj lowin teima and conditional to wit: one third of the purchase money in hand, one third in three months, und the icp due in six months tro.n the day of nae. Uy or. dtr of the I'ioba'.e ecu it of Dearborn county. GEORGE W. ANDERSON, Adm'r. 13th November, 183 J. -Uta

SalcoriScal Estate. PUHLIC NOTICE IS UEltr.HY r.lVGN that 1 will expose ti t-ale, at Public Vendue, ua the south wtbt quarter of tertion No. 3i, town 7, ratiRc 1, west, in ihe county of IX ai born, or the t!ird Satmdrfy in December next, the f.! lowing described properly, to wit: the ail south west quarter of section No 3-J, town 7, rane 1, west, and n uudvded pait of t her west half of the north vtsi quant r oftectien N. 23, town 7. rai.e 1, wrt, in the county of Deai born; winch wdl he koU oi the followirr; terms and cui.dition. to wit: .ne thiid of thci purchase mor.ey u hand, on the dy of tale, one third m ix month, and the residue in turUo months fiom th day of sale. liy ordir of tha rVobute court of Dc4rhru county. WAttRi: TliBUS, Covmittitmer 16 h Nov., l&iJ. 4 5-t

Roberts and Arthur P. Roberts were Clerks I DKARIIORN CCJ'NTY ) of the board. When the Polls were opened pkakhoun ciucuit cornT.I to receive votes, there was a man by the r . , , ,rnf name of Absalom Cocn present who chal- eptanber icm, U-

It is stated in a letter recently received from St. Louis, Mos. that on the "l5th inst. a young man in that city by the name of Graves was shot by a fellow clerk, by the name of Mitchell, through the body while behind the counter. Graves fell. Mitchell walked to the door returned drew a second pistol, and reached over the counter, and shot a brace of balls through the neck downward into the chest, which finished the business so well commenced. Graves died in a few minutes. NEW-ORLEANS MARKLT. Nov. 10. Bacon, hams, canvassed, lb. 7 to 6i, hog round, 4 i to5i; CorTec, Havana, green, lb. 14 to 144, St. Domingo, 13; Corn, in ears, bbl. $1 75 to 2, shellcd,in sacks, bush. 1 09, meal, kiln dried, bbl. 2; Flour, 1st qual. bbl. 5 50; Hay, 100 2 50; Pork, mess, insp. bbl. $11 75 to 12, prime, do. 9 50 to 10, cargo, do. 7 50; Sugar, lb. 5 to 6; Tobacco, 1st qual. lb. 4, Qd do. 3, crossed, 2; Tallow, lb. 10 to 11;

lenged the vote of Reuben C. Jackson, saying that ho could prove, by two men, that said Jackson did vote in Hamilton county, state of Ohio, on tho preceding Friday. We do certify that the above is a true statement. JAS. ROBERTS, Sen. Insp.

Attest EBENKZER ROBERTS,) y ARTHUR P. ROBERTS, j Uer :S' Witness Benjamin Dill, EZEKIEL PETTEGItr E .

In format ion W an ted. The subscriber having four brothers living somewhere in the State of Indiana, and as he spent considerable timo in travelling through that State in search of them, in vain, he takes this method, as a last resort, to obtain information of their residence. Their names are ROBERT. RICHARD, HENRY, and THOMAS YOUNG. The subscriber left tho county of Sligo, Ireland,

about six years since with the intention of

meeting Ins brothers in Indiana, from whom, about 2 months previous, ho Ind received a letter communicating to him their place of residence, but unfortunately left his uative country without bringing tho letter or any memorandum of tho refiideuco of his brothers. Any person having a knowledge of them, or of either, will confer a favor on their disconsolate brother, by addressing a lino to JAMES YOUNG, McConnclsviUe, Morgan county, Ohio. fcirEditors of newspapers in Indiana will

j pleaso copy the atou. J. Y.

Stephen Hyland. v-rcr.

"jSTOW. at t4e September term, of the Dsr. ! X nJ born circuit coen. to wit: 25 h of

fieptember, 1S32, come the petitioner nfo"0 tiaul, by l.ane her attorney, m i proven to tha tfti.fciioii of the court nw here, that SutiSf i tUbud the defritdant firs.id, is not a rei dent of thu Rtutc; it U therefore, on motion of said pia ut.ff. by tier attivi.ey, t tiled tnl oi c'rrtd by the cnurt now here, that not ice cf tho pendency of the petition or bi!l iforciid, Is publuhed for three weiks successively, i" fcnn public newspaper, printed and pi'.bl'hhtd iu Lawitncebuigh, Dcaiborn cnunl ; iKMifvirp and lequiring the t.ul Stephen nlnd to be ind appear, befoie the Judpea of ihe Diaiborii circuit couit, on the firt day of thnr next tei ra, the n and there to aiuuer to the b.Il cf.re said, or the karr e will then be heard in h ab. Fence, and a decree entered thereon acicidirg

ly. Uy order cf ihe court. JAMES DILL, CI

25ih September

rjnHE co-prlnerrnp beretutore exi.il t It jJ. twetn Ueui!s f llujiktii.., u v!;n d d'Sf,o ved, by mutuul c;iiifcciu. Ah vrt iujtbt. td to the fi.rn, imisi wufee u n...'iiu'e p. ui rnt, as no induliti.cc can or v i I e u. OI IV1U liKl STO, IILr.RY liCPKINr?, Msnchrttrr, Krv .'2d, lt:,2. JDr HI. 12. nvu ilins Oi'FEUS liiw pn ft nc;-ual sc rvlccs to tho citiztim o( Mriitlxslcr ai-d tho ui rctmding t cuntiy. His ttlicc iiiit thi hcuiw of Oliver Heutiv. .Nov. SUtl, it:.1. 4r-lu.a