Indiana Palladium, Volume 9, Number 33, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 31 August 1833 — Page 3
?.;jvj -.cnccbursU, August 31.
j v e nave been requesiea to aiuiuuuu- -" ilregg, Esq. as a candidate for justice of the p-oace in this township. We have also been requested to announce Edwin G. Pratt, Esq. as a candidate fur the
same olTicc.
TOWNSHIP ELECTION. MONDAY, Otll SEPTKMBE2. For Justice of the Peace, George Cable, A. St. C. Vance, Milton Gregg, Hiram "Wiley Edwin G. Pratt.
By the Indianapolis mail of the 24th inst., j feeling continues from 21 lo 4S, and some-1 we received from our respected friend, John times "32 hours. But the most peculiar efGlass, Esq. the following particulars cfa most i f'-ct is a sudden and complete prostration of distressing and bloodv transaction: ! slrcnglh, to such an extent that the patient Nap"oleox, Ia., Aug. 2?. iconics at once deprived oftho power of Horrid Batcher,,. Two men were mor- ! supportm himself. Plus curious symptom tally wounded on Thursday, 22d inst., one ' induced the doctor to propose the use ol mile and a half north of Napoleon, on the state tie of lhe scorpion in mcdicino in cases road leading to Indianapolis. A man, nam-! where it became necessary suddenly to reed John Bassel, was indicted for perjury and jducc the pulsations of the heart, a writ handed to the officer to apprehend him. , .,,-,... The officer summoned o citizens of the neigh- . , , , borhood to asi?E in taking said Bassel, and f . s1r2 murt!cr s ast porpotra-
alterhe was taken, he requested to be per-! ? in Germany, o miles neyona nememorg,
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mitted to go into his son-in-law's house, to : by a man on ins step-oroiner. i ney were
make some arrangements and he then would continually wrangling, &,onthisoccus:on one go with them. When he got into the house j happening to have procured a larger sum of
LAt ii all of this nplIK pres. on which this paper i printed I -H. i Sniper Royal Kamage, in good re-
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31 ARK I ED On Thursday, "tho 22d inst., j by John Sultmarsh, Esq. Mr. James Dona-
uoc, to MlsS hABAJl 1
On Thursday, the 20th inst., by James W. nir-is orod for It will be sold for
Hunter, Esq., Mr. Jrss,i: CoLSiir.vn to Miss o.trj v.xc money iiMiauy gntaior
1). V. CULLEY. Lntrrencelicgh, Aug. ?H, lM'!.
3Iai.:nia Ghees all cf this place.
i0,C0 FEET BOARDS,
Sale of Real Estate.
TTy ULU nctice is iierejy given that I
The first annual fair of the "Kentucky JVbrlh Bend Agricultural Society," will be held at, the town; of Burlington on the 25th and 26th days of September next. In our
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iiexi paper we smaii rupuuiiaa uiu nuico u. the fair and the scale of the premiums, for the information of our agricultural and mechanical friends, whose presence on the occasion is
respectfully requested.
"Western Comic Almanac
been favored by the publish
lord,& Co., Cincinnati
. work, and by way of compensation for the amusement it has afforded us, take this occasion to recommend it to the attention of our
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he immediately seized ins gun and butcner ; nionev thin the other, lhe less fortunate son, kuifo and gave battle. Daniel Booker, a jn a nf jcslousv, complained to his fathstout, abb. bodied man, laid hold of the gun ; cn Tho q1( mm bcn exclaimcd uGo out and a scutde ensued, wher iLassel let jiooscthej d k , d , he . ob (
:iO,COO FEET JOIST, j 11 shall expose to sale, ut public out cry,ou 05,000 FEET SCAXTLIXG. j the premises, on Saturday the 21st of Seoho no CQQ feet of hist year's Lum Iteinbor next, the south half of the west half
QO.QQOfcct of hist year
her. well seasoned, for sale hy W3I. TATE. Laicrcnctburgh, Aug, 29, 1SIW. T;Mf
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him in the breast, the point of the knife rang- i UIS ldlli; r WS ',-a umu -ing downwards, giving a deep wound, suppos- ! Ulna, br..thcr in two with an axe commonly ed to be four inches deep; then turning round used in hewing wood. The culprit immegavc Booker a mortal wound immediately un-1 diatcly ficd, but was soon apprehended and dor the shoulder blade, the orince supposed secured, and while beinu conveyed across
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STATE OF INDIANA, ) s Deakborx Coi xty, 1 Ucnrliorn Circuit Court.
John Test, . 3Iichacl Cusack.
In an action of dt.lt, 2.) ( 0.
ito be tnree inches in length. Ihcn leaving the Ncckar. leaned into the stream with the
. I him rut at the ld man, who rrave him a blow r,irrvr,WMT lutnnlf IT" At ".m i
c ha.e . t. , i , , hrou lis r nh 1 10n i . . , , , , p '
nrc (X A- G Guil- , 1 I i . 17 i i i nowever, was lrusiraien, anu ue was orougiii ers, f . A- retreated. Bassel then took to the woods and 1T , ',. , , ' ,
with a COUV 01 tills l i , i ini i , , i iii nt'iueiuei", ij:; j luiiuiku uan-
lied to the amount of SO or 40 and are now on ! n, il!Ss m J1-
the search of him. Iiookor cannot survive
but a lew hours: Hudson may with proper at-
TyTIEKEAS, a writ of Domestic Attachv w ment; issued from the clerk's ofuce of the Dearborn Circuit Court, on the 27th day of August, lIW, ut the suit cf John Test
against Michael Cusack, a non resident, in an action of debt $20 U0 which writ of attachment has been returned to the said clerk's ofiice by the sheriff of the said county of
Dearborn, with tho luilowing endorsement
Singular Prescription. "1 henrd the olh
dlow was lvuig on oftho within writ I have levied and attached
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aaers. "i,augii aim j;iuv ui, ia us ujollu, , tention rcCover. The citizens have Eubscnb- er day," said Grenvdle, "that some distance thereon, to wit: In obedience to the command
id it any tiling-, in inc snape oi a ook, can .i ... hnndsomn rnwnrd for t.hn nnnrebensmn of! ,t o r,.,, v,a ln.i r,n ,..:,:., ,
. . , i n -I.- -j -.v. , ull; wuiiu y ci i'vuji n.jiun iiinj: wi iliu uuiuu
ur up uit "Vl111.1"1"' ,aV" ,Ci,iLUUil!- j Bassel. ou will conter a lavor on the pub- j k;, fiv;n. i10 i.-.i been mven un hv the 60 acres of land, beinr Dart of the north west
that nappy state oi leeimg ana neaitn, usual- r.hv ;vin(T th, an iRsertion. i .. . Urtor f,totm -i t,,u-n :i v . ,,ct
surijeoiis, oui was uii visiieuiiv uin;;,jiiuic. iiiu"11-' , .tv.v,
y observable in corpulent persons, the Comic
Almanac is the thing. If any one doubts what we say, let him call at our office and be "fully persuaded," and then go and buy a copy; or perhaps we may have it in our power to furnish him one.
" Fire. On "Wednesday evening bst, the dwelling house and kitchen, belonging to Mr. Moses Tousey, on the opposite side of the river, were nearly destroyed by fire. The buildings were of stone, and it is thought the walls may be repaired. The fire is supposed to have originated from a stove in the kitch1 en, and had progressed to the roof of the dwelling house before it was discovered. By the exertions of Mr. Tousey 's family, aided by a number of citizens from this place, the principal part of the clothing and furniture in the building was saved.
lie by giving this an insertion.
Basse is a man ot a swarthy complexion; ; f - of f lJian for , of his f a small size; aoout o ieet 0 or 8 inches high; i T1. , , , ,,' , rrt ,r .., . i recovery. Jlis brother omcersirid been giv-
ot
about
j0 years of age, with a scar over one j reC(ne,
of his eyes; rather a down look. It is repo
ed he leit Ivy. iorkihinga man there.
..t ! in,'r a party among themselves; the wine cir-
in the county of Dearborn, the property of the
within named defendant; .Ctu An?., VJVA). (Signed,) wm. dils, nyn. C.
(f the north east quarter of section twentysix, in towii SvWen, of range three west, in the county of Dearborn. This land i sold as the property cf Edward Kound, late
ot Dearborn county, deceased, for the payment of his ju-t debts, and will be sold on the following conditions, to wit: one third of the purchase money in hand, at the time of sale, one third in six months, and the residue in twelve months from the day of sale; the deferred payments to be well secured. The title is indisputable. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county. JOSHUA OIYENS, Commissioner. August 20th, 1 : VJ-Jl w. . MO '1)1 WXEiW SPKOPCHE to be at Invren?eburgh on the oOth day of .September next, to remain four days to receive propositions, if nny person i.-l:e- to purchase tbe Keul Estate of
Timothy Davis, 1 ate of said town, deceased, consisting of tho vihnble lit known bv tho name of the JtOUDY CASH tract, 271
acres liottom ol the i.nt quality, ivmg in the
PRINTERS LOOKING UP. The late elections in this Ssate show that
itorsjlike others, will get into office occa
sionally. 3Ir. Kinnard, (lately one of the tumblers, &a a nd the rest tomtoms, or any
X m' t linwAi. iHA 1.-T irtf 1 IkAwAliv vii- n lam s. m . i
, , i i . . n.rfiMmr. the said Michael Lusacfc, that unless lie be i r;,.Pr i,.,,,i. :.. , u,,ur omiI t f lou m u In much r.s to be lost to every sense ot leeimg. , . f. 4, , , ,,tl , ( rut r a.u.u, mi.k uiyin.mu uwi, u..i j.i W;,l, ono COn,.nt ,i,oV ..lUullicd forth to the u;ul ar,peiir boi0r0 Juacsot t,a0 Vf !orn 1 1 -t, and or.e quarter section on Tanner's u un one cons.nt tli.) all salhcU torm iot.,c Cjrcuit (,oUft at thoir tena on tUo Mi yivn U U- furd. I unv be f und dv.ng man's bungalow one taking a crnck- , c )to1Pi)n. nCKt tjn aM.i ... , . v' . 1 ' , k : 1 r . . ., . r. - aa ia ..ipun.ikt iK.t, iu,a n.w t.i i.r. t r- by :i:(iUinn t t the i-tiire oi Dr. 1 (MTis.
.Uu,,,m,.lw.,.. u.. v.., ,.w...., i frnu it ncciaiatiun uuu )u;ii 11 iiw i.iiiim rv i- 1 1 i 11 1 1 1 1 1 IS
Editors of tae Democrat,) is elected to Con- j thing they could lay their hands on to mnke a gress for the Marion Distrikt; Mr. Ewir.g, j nois?. They tlien marched round his bed, (the Ex-Editor of the Wabash Telegraph,) pi:lyin,Ttho AMorcl, in Saul.' Whether Irom this District; Mr. Cuiley, cf the "Law- i ,.J . o, , t P!,.lf,OOMt fir i :. rvr;lp.
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Between the 17th and 2:5d inst. 10 deaths by cholera occurred in Richmond in this ftate. The Palladium of that place, of the .24th, says the pestilence has nearly disappeared.
It appears from tho returns received that no election has been effected for congress in the
2d district. The votes, as returned to the se
cretary of state, are eaual in number for
Davis and Mr. Ewiner each having 1819
The Constitution and law's make no provision
for such a contingency; but it may be presumed, as no election lias been effected in that district-, the governor will order one, as in case of a vacancy by death or other cause. We have no complete returns from the other districts, save the 1st and 4th.
tv.u . it e 4i... n i ment brought about a reaction, I know no,;
Senator from Marion and Hamilton; Messrs. j uUt UxiQ Jt 13 l," llct mon)l,,tt 10 -,l:;ti,,a j
Marks Crume and Caleb B. Smith, (both Ex- j recovered, ami is now ahle to laugn at i:ie Editors,) Representatives from Fayette coun-j joke, thank them for it, and disappoint the ty, and Mr. James II. Vallace, from J offer-1 subaltern br.low bun, who !nd mtirked him son county. ' The Senate of the United ' out as a sure stcn."
aforesaid, tho same will be heard in his ab
sence and judgment will b ; rendered against him by default, ;md the property s. attached will be sold for the benfit of his creditors. J AMI'S DILL, Curie Didrlor.i Circuit (urt.
August 2:1, l?n:h
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(States, in its wisdom, prescribed Editors as j a clai:s the People, in their wisdom, will re- j verse the judgment, where talents, honesty,
and political experience shall justiiy the
Luciir. CrcriUc, and Eastern
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jrentleman
who irui
choice.
IFa hash Courit r.
long been subject to the nocturnal visitation of thieves in his orchards, wishing to pre-
A letter from lev Orleans of the olst tilt. ; servo his property without endangering any
"rora,nim'j liP; nnciirrii (mm r.n liosfMtril Ir.e lcr
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to a erentlenmn in this city, savs-
STATE OF INDIANA; ) Di:ui:oe.. Coi nty: $ Prohutc Court f Ecarhorii Coukftt A rue st Ti:u:.', iSoIh Ann Hudson, "I
lrs:m I 0;i
The lieirs of Christo- ! Eutccr.
phcr Hudson, dee'd. J "ttTN this iviattor now comes Ann IIudsDn, u widow of Christopher Hudson, late of Dearborn countv, deceased, by Tc-t her at-
petition
for
Dr" fow da'S VaSt' thC, reatIier, nas bcen moIt:t' of a subject, which he pkced is'lV. If and disagreeaole, m the extreme yet, ! a glcd (r ;n ,,; ,nh m
sennue evier roiuui ino town in ainmunro r inr . . v.,t ;n !,., ,.n,,tv ( c :K.,riv,P.
fTHIE jersonul property oftho estate of J. Uv,ut Joore, deceived, consisting of OXE STUD HOUSE, 1 MAKE, ftficrp, Household and Kitchen Furniture, WHEAT & OATS in the SHEAF, will be Kold at Public Auction at tbe late resideuce of the deceased, in I .nughery township, near Wilmiieiton, on l'rid ay the IT.th September next. Mine mouths credit will be
given.
PETER MOORE, Adm'r.
August til,
the health ot the city
th- r-hAlnrn hie: roiwi to ri t p r.ntivr-;
were iought last week, only one, however, proved fatal. We fear it will ije long ere public opinion will correct this abominable practice."
tornm ji'.ki uios her ! t-tit:oii. siiowm" tuat
one evening in , , , , , , . . , . .. - i
d next mornuig ..t.,. TVr.. v..,,t ,5MirtoP rt- SP .t;i. .N t.-,v.-
1' GOOD QEALITV, lor Sale bv TOI SEV DUNN.
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TO THE EDITOR. Booxville, Ind. August L'Gth, 18S3. Sir Below ycu have a correct statement of the number of votes given to each candidate for congress, at the late election, in the first district in Indiana. Yours, truly, R. BOON.
" b a S b ? 5 e 1 c o s s s 5? Counties. 5. Warrick 402 SO 83 42 4 Spencer 20f 9 8 115 13 10 Vanderburgh 164 7 254 IS 2 00 Posey 807 58 223 1G2 7 00 Crawford 203 35 18 19 2G3 17 Pike 311 KG 20 13 23 1 Orange 518 22 133 15 99 4G Dubois 227 31 13 47 13 2 Gibson 37G 214 195 43 4 00 Harrison 423 537 47 G3 135 192 Perry 213 21 59 24G 43 13 Total S955 HOG 1053 7S3 Gil 2S7
Ebamuokt, Ky. Arc. 2.3
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Qomoderoo rfrertninH- tint EnnHnrt on tll,s reject is ;igam agitated, we will give j j10iaen on the second .Monday m November somcuegice ot certain, mat rianutort en-; vnn u rfi, p , i . ...m :.. : :
oys,ut this time, good health. The Cholera j something like the following: to arsi-i and sot oif to the said widow, her las entirely subsidedno case having oc- ifcarried out of the state where printed Sets. Uower m the said land, pursuant to tho laws
ihe owner cf tho leg kit in Mr-
ppi;cation.
hat
t:
,aid
lie is entitled to dowe: in
grounds last nigb.t, might re ceive it upon ' land; to set oif which, pursuant to tf.tute,
T T ii-n.i li.o-oi' VKK.wl 'ort?n 1 Jir-kt -i- I -: . luf'.nvfa t'.il .l i, 1 i.fi .1
yiug rel.ct luuvm: .Notice is tuerc-
fore hereby given ta I'hristcviher Uuihen,
PcsTAGH. Some of the Ohio editors are in
John Hudson and all others, the heirs of the
favor cf increasing the postage on newspa- Lau deceased, that the court will hear and
pers, passing Irom one state to another, it ! act on said pitition at the next term, to be
hii
currcd, us we understand, for upwards of a
week.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. . We learn that tho Sheriffs for the fifth Congressional Dis'rict, met in Harrodsbur?
Witliin the state and over 3C0 miles 1 ct.
Within t'ae state and under 1C0 miles i ct. To any place in the same county, free. Biuirs. lie cord.
Mount Vesuvius has been in a state of
Mercer, Jessamine, Anderson and Garrard, I thronged with thousands, many of whom pas
j were counted, and resulted as follows.
of Indiana. Rv the court. JAME-i DILL, Clerk.
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By the above it will be seen that Colonel Boon has beaten his most prominent opponent 2349 votes; and received a majority of the whole number of votes given in the dis- ; trict- Ed. Pallad. - The editor of the Cincinnati Republican hits at Mr. Hammond of the Gazette, and the numerous grumblers against the postmaster general, in the following humorous manner. By the way, it is the only proper mode to dispose of the complaints of certain editors: Major Barry. We are sorry to perceive by the Gazette of yesterday morning, that - the Postmaster General has been playir.n- up some more of his pranks. The Fredericks-
fiercer Garrard Jessamine Anderson
Jluore M6U 247 471 43o
2G2G
Letcher 080 1075 :k1 199
The SherilTof Lincoln, as will be perceived from his address, having withdawn, tho certificate was made out in favor of Mr. Moore, signed by the three sherilTs first named. Mr. Moore, it is understood, immediately proposed to Mr. L.eichcr, to relinquish their respective clainvVand to run the race over, or for both to retire and give place to oiTicr candidates; and thus prevent a furious and demoralizing contest. The vote of Lincoln, added to the above, would have given Mr.
Letcher a majority of thirty-eight. The vote of that county stands, lor Moore 501, for Letcher 650. The friends of both parties are said to have been very violent, active and confident.
P. S. Yve understand by last nights mail,
WE OE INDIANA; Di:aubokn Coi.ntv. Prolate Court of JJra rborn County, ArursT Trm:, 1 33.
the night at the brink of the crater; among 7TjOTICE s hereby gaen U tho heirs.
them are considerable numbers oi English. I creditors, and all other perrons concern-
About tiity paces irom tho burning bed oficd in the settlement ol tno -llowii
lava, booths are cr
incuts,
tv. t.ieir hn al accounts, ami nravimr a tt e-
Alesanduta, (La.) July 10. j ,;ient f e.-tute, to wit:
it is wuu iecnngs ox pleasure oi no oruma- l-viate ol Jacob Cox, deceased; Daniel'
ry land, we announce to the puulic,t.ie grata- ; RUrt!:olomevv ti:;d Aaron Eoulk,
iyirg liitciiigence mat iiie scourge nas passeu trators
ever. V e have had no cases now
IZichiti'Hii Zlo:d Rand AN ACT .'implement al, e., approved Jan.: t tli, Sio dth Section. That the north cast quarter and the north cast fraction of each section shall be sold for cash only, until the full amount due to the i-tate treaMiry, from tho .Michigan Uoid i'ur.d, is fully paid. Having been notified by the state treasurer, that the debt due the state is fully paid, from find after the lirtt day of September next, the north ea-t quarters and fractions will be subject to entry for Michigan Road Scrip as other lands. WM. POLICE, C. M. R. Chippc way , J uly 20, 1 -W. VMvr
Wheat Wanted. rrnllH subscribers wish to purchase 20,000 ii. bushels of GOOD WHEAT, to be dc-
livcred at their Store in New-Lawrenceburgh,
i irom tno burning bedoijed m the settlement ol tno i lowing states, j ,')r v li;(.h M rms l)U,!irl ectedbr supplying reirei-; that the aumnustrators on tao same, have j u;!til the j-,,,,- At!r(J; t lloxt, and the high1 hkMVn th. 1 rob:xte timrt !t 1'oari,or t,,l':"- est ca.li price the remainder of the hoasoiu
b
ADAMS iV LO'i'HUOP. .Vcxr-Lau re nc( hurgh, July 20, lS'.:i.-2rtf
admini.
away lor
St!e of i:a:l Estate.
-w-riT'MT .! . 1 1 .. ..- 1
on
at
Estate cf Moses Musgmvc, deceased; S.'am. ! P'r'V mnT llTl' 1 icl I). Wood, adminhtre.te.r; ! fA V" c 1 i tU 1 . i' t v. i i m,... ! Saturday tao 1 lt;i day oreatember next.
r.tuiLo oi.ioim i . i uuon, oecasceu; uu- ,til . . , ... , .... i
1 111 WlL- Ill ll 1MI lUWllMHJ', J .1 I imi a countv; the we.-t half of the north-west
town and neighborhood. We have had very
few deaths in town; there were many seat-
that we have yet heard of in any part of our
country. In the parish, we have not lot more than 2.10 slaves out of about 8,000. The sickness we learn has abated m the parish of Natchitoches also; they have lost nearly 200 slaves in that parish.
burgh Political A
rena, directed to the Ga-
thatMr. Letcher has refused to accede to tlcmcnt in Jackson Co. Missouri, not Ion
tho proposition made by ilr. Moore, ot since. A Mormon preacher recently arrived
for nearly two weeks. The planters have moved their slaves from the Pine Woods,
and are cultivating their crops as usual, con- i;am La,;;..s and James Povle. ovpiM-.ti.r.
fident the endemic has nasscd. We have I "P-t t, .a n.,,-;.i a...w..,...i v.
had a gloomy time while it prevailed in cur ' lonf Runnion and Polly Rumucm udmmisl ' 'l'yter of seeth n Rt tovui 7, range 2 wvst,
tr-ito- ' 1 H 1 J;s 1 l property oi me neirsoi liouert iMate of Christooher Hudson, deceased: ! "? decease,!, Vulj-ct t. tho widowa
term? deaths through the parish; but in Ray-! r,r. j;mhor Hmlsoo nnd .Trim l Tn..m rigut oi Uower; the same hold by order ot tho
on Rapide, the greatest mortality prevailed ! ministrators.
And that the court will proceed to act on c i i il Ttntilunc n i ;1 ienlA 4. -i 1 i-of -.I1
cut iv.nuoiio ii.anu iiwui r-. itit lilt l A 1 l a I l i t tho term of said ronrt on tho n-,A linn.,1 Mn! ,,i tho l'1'rchase inonoy in hand, one
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i iioro in m. ami mo rcMia.c in iw i'ivo uioiuns:
t!ie deterred payun-nts to be well hciured. A deed in fee sinipb will be made to tho pur-ehaj-or ou the final jiaymcut cf tho purchase money. JOHN KELSO, Commissioner lP.th August, :il-ts
i'rubate court of Dearborn county; the title
1 indisputable the Mine will bo told on the 1 f dlowing terms and conditions to wit: one
We learn by tho Chardon Spectator, that a great riot took place at tho Mormon sct-
zette office, and dated May 2S. 183:3. onlv
arrived in this city on Thursday morning last, having made the trip in seventy-eight days. Major Rarry deserves a good scolding for this. Not long ago a postmaster, some" where in Missouri, took the cholera and died in a few hours, all through Major Harry's
"ti'--t;i jjafeL surma- no vorv nnipt v
permitted a heavy rain to 1111 up the" streams in Omo, anU render them impassable! A short time since a chap, in the Hoosher country, cut open the boot of a stage, in search of the mailbut, not finding it, carried orl' a passenger g trunk Major Rarrv never made the least apology for the cccident! The next thing, hc'l let the Ohio river get so bw that steamboats cannot. nn-im, .i i. :e
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t .t
we uoesnot receive, a rrnl i-
flbilpfifrom tni X. ;i n i i- J
- I i tw L",IXJL1 ipuDiicans, we are mistaken. It is strange that the Postmaster y general wita the puissance of tho Cincin'V.juti Gazette staring Lira in the face, does not try to ochavc bettor. ' - The Norfolk theatre has bcen altered into i cnurch.
round of
both retiring and giving way to other candi
dates, or that they themselves run the race
over again. In consequence of this refusal
on the part ot Mr. Letcher, to do that which is unqucstionablyfair and honorable, we are fully persuaded that Mr. Moore w ill not relinquish the certificate of his election, or surrender that right so inestimable lo the people of the fifth Congressional district; hut that he will stand firm to his post, unawed by the boisterous epithets of his opponents. Should Mr. Moore insist on his right, we presume this matter will come under the
arbitration of Congress, where justice must triumph and the voice of the people be established. Ibid. Scorpions. A French physician, who
had paid great attention to tho habits of
scorpions, says thai tho female instructs her '
young by degrees in the mode of hollowing outlier burrow or nest. He allowed himself to be frequently stung by them, and he discovered that the cliects of the poison became less and less painful at every repetition, so that by degrees he became almost
prool against their venom. lie describes
at Kirtland from theaprom:sed hud," relates that just before be left the inhabitants of the neighbourhood of Mount Sion attacked tho
Mormontic?, and tarred and feathered some of the leaders oftho sect, because they refused to recant their faithSuch conduct towards the members of any community, however wild and extravagant may be the principles of the creed which they adopt, is exceedingly reprehensible. Though we give no crcdenc to lhe pretended high authenticity oftho Golden
day in November, V3:A. Ry order of tho court. JAMES DILL, Clerk, 22d August; 1832. ftUlw
SI 00 Itciraril. TJnN the first inst., a man by the name of
LK MiLLmi, passing through the wood-land, ! belonging to tho hairs of A. Muldrow, dee'd, I
(7:;t it i is! ra tor' s Vo t i n .
in Woodford county, near Snblett's Eerrv. i ffEE subscriber having taken out letters
discovered the remains of a man lving by the ! ('t t-dniiuistratiou on the estate of James side of a log; the scull fractured in two pla-l h'oorc, deceased, late of Lumjhory township; ces, and the under j iw bone broken. The ' requests those having chums nguinst said body being completely putrined, it is impos-! deceased to present them properly mithentisibleto give a description of iiis person. He' '!'ted lor ottlement, ami thoso indebted nro
had on a pair ot striped cotton pantaloons, a uesired to make payment with as Jittlo tlelay
yellow silk vest, a check shirt and a white 1 us essible. lhe estate is supj
linen roundabout; 70 cents in specie, a few insolvent.
mosed to be
pieces of copper, a silver pencil rase, a sun- PETER MOORL, Adm r glass, a screw with a lock of light hair wrap- August 11, 1SU1. :il-Ilvv
pod rcund it, a gimlet and some few nails
were found m his pantaloons pocket.
Bible, yet an acquaintance with Mormomsm I An inquest was held over tlu body.
of verdict of murder rendered, against som
son or persons unknow n.
as exhibited in the lives and coversation
many of its disciples, convinces us, that if
embraced m all sincerity, it will go quite as far in the work of reforming the creature, man, us some of the more popular isms of tho day. "By their fruits ve shall know
them." Ohio
ami a 1 : .t
Casualty, Yccterday morning about two miles west of this town, on the MansHeld road, the Mail stage upset, having at the time several passengers within, seme cf whom received more or less injury, but the principal suf-
iererwas Governor, Miller, oi Ir.aiana, Mis-
thc part ailected as becoming much swollen ! ,ouri3 1ho1h tho h??cs of onG of,lii3 frhcul" and extremely painful immediately after the ! lfTS h"?cn' 1 ougl back to infl;,f!n f.;n; L J . M this place, whoro medical aid was ahorded,
infiiction of the injury, and according to th
constitution of the individual this painful
and the fractured bones set. He now lies at
Judjre Coulter's Hotel.
IE oolstcr Adc,
e j er-
Ihe above reward will bo paid for tho ap
prehension and conviction of the perpetrator of the murder, by the Citizens or Vriis.viLLi:s.
ersaiiles, Ky., Aug. ',), liUi.
tF::2 uidstrctoss c:icc. jrURLIC nctice is hereby given, tiiat fornc time since, I took letters of administration from tho Probate Court of Dearborn county on the estate of Edward Round, which estate is ir.scivar.t; those persons having claims will present t'uem immediately, pn perly authenticated for settlement, and these indebted to the deceased will mako immediate payment to JOSHUA GIVENS, Adm'r, August 2Cth, 1833. U2-yw.
by.
July 1, lf3.
ISacou! POUNDS first quality JJ.lCOJ in Shoulders, tor t-alo
TOUSEV i DUNN.
i i
rnrcn rroun, A few Barrels !L2nufactured from New Wheat, fr sale by L.W.JOHNSON. Aug. 7, ie:m. fio-tf
ALL persons indeltrd to George Toucy, or to the firm of Tousey & Dunn, cithcT by Note cr Rook Account, now due, will please make payment on or before tho ilrct day of September next. TOUSEY & DUNN. Jnlygoth, 1S.1:. 2S-7w iTlaiiL JViUh urTtiln For Sale ut thisVjfce.