Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 6, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 22 February 1834 — Page 3

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Saturday VIoi'iiin, Feb. 22.

The speech of Mr. Ha nnegan, noticed last week, is given on the 1st page of this day's paper. The Wabash river, says the Terre Haute paper of the loth inst., is in good boating order. One steam boat, (the Sylph,) from Cincinnati had arrived at that place, and gone up the river. The Cincinnati Advertiser says, "the report concerning the insolvency of the Banks of Sciota and Geaugua, have turned out to be entirely unfounded. Their notes are now in as good repute as ever among our citizens." Illinois. Joseph Duncan, William Kinney and It. K. M'Laughlin, are announced in the papers of this, state as candidates for Governor, and Alexander M. Jenkins, for Lieut. Governor, at the ensuing August election. For Congress, 1st district, John Reynolds and Charles Slade; 2d district, Zadok Casey; 3d district, Benjamin Mills and William L. May. Slate Bank. It will be seen by reference to the proceedings of the directors of the State Bank, published in another column, that the several branches, authorized by the charter, have been located. The branch for this district has been fixed at this place, and books for the subscription of stock will be opened here on the 7th day of April next, under the direction of three commissioners. The commissioners, we understand, arc Messrs. Omer Tousey, Geo. P.Bucll, and David Guard. The amount of stock required to be taken at each branch is $80,00030,000 of which is to be paid in specie by individuals, at such time, previous to the organization of the branch, as shall be directed by the directors of the State Bank; and the balance in two annual instalments, secured by real estate on mortgage. From what we have learned, we are of opinion that the stock of the branch here will be taken without difficulty. The business, the wealth, and the enterprize of the place and the surrounding country, warrant such a belief The trade in the single article of pork, at this place alone, since the first of December last, exceeds $150,000; and this, at a moderate calculation, fulls short of one half the business of the trading season. No county in the state, we venture to assert, exports a larger amount of produce in the year than this; nor is there one whose credit stands higher in the lower country market, or whose produce brings a better price. This being the fact, and believing that the establishment of a bank in this county, would greatly facilitate trade, increase business, create a ready and profitable market for the surplus produce of the farmers of the surrounding country, and in itself be proGtable to the stock holders, we can sec nothing to prevent the branch in this district from commen cinjjf business, as toon as the fund commissioners shall have effected a loan on the part of the state. A Bite! Some pork dealers, not a thousand miles from this place, overhauling and weighing a lot of lard, a few days since, discovered something unusual in the appearance of a few kegs they had purchased during the cold weather. Turning them over to inspect them more closely, and removing the bungs, they were not a little surprised to find them filled with ice, save a small space around the bunghole, which was covered with lard. The purchasers do not recollect from w hom the kegs were received, and unless the demand for ice is better below than usual, it is apprehended they will lose by the trade. Be this as it may, it's a pretty good speculation on the part of the venders, and should rank next to that of the wooden bacon hams, or oak leaf cigars, of newspaper notoriety. The Louisville Advertiser states, that the directors of the branch bank of the United States, at that place, have refused to carry into effect an order from the parent bank, requiring them to curtail the discounts of the present month 220,000. "We arc pleased to see by the following article, that N. B. Palmer, Esq. has been appointed, by the Governor, Treasurer of State. A better selection, nor one that would have been more generally approved, could not, we believe, have been made. We understand that Nathan B. Palmer, late Speaker of the House of Representatives, has been appointed by the Governor, Treasurer of State, to iill the vacancy occasioned by the election of Samuel Merrill, Esq. a3 President of the State Bank. "We are informed that the Executive was governed, in this appointment, by the almost unanimous expression of the members of the late Legislamrc, in addition to his high regard for tho qualifications of Mr. Palmer for the ofiicc. Indiana Democrat. The following brief speech, made by the veteran editor of the Cincinnati Advertiser, and published in his paper of the 12th inst., is, in our opinion, as good if not a little better than three fourths of those made in Congress on the deposite question. It Avould be well for the country, and quite as honorable, were members of Congress to govern themselves by such views as arc here presented. j A Cure for the Pressure. Let members of Congress quit talking, and come to action let them give up long speeches, which are neither listened to, nor read, and come to a vote on the question of commitment; then let the Committee of Ways and Means be as prompt in action in short, let us have a speedy decision whether or not the Bank shall be rcchartcred. If the affirmative of the case, tlicro will be no excuse for the continuance of tho pressure if in the negative, the point will be equally conclusive, aud the Bank will rather go on as usual than have their money locked up in their vaults; it was placed there not for the purposa of lying idle, not to accumulate more, and when they rind there isno furthur hope of recharter, they will make the best use of their time. It is not the In. terestbTthe Bank to create Bankruptcies or Insol- . venciestheir own property is at stake if they press their debtors too hard, much of that property will be sacrificed; and we therefore believe that if the business now before Congress was speedily and finally settled, either charter or no charter, the pressure would wear away, as the Sun of the Spring seasons dispels the murky clouds of winter, and we would have agoodaadsafe spring and summer trade. For sore Throat. Put a half a pound of figs into a Quart of water, and boil it to a pint then open and strain the figs. Add two table spoonful of veait. and the sarna ouantilv of honey. Garble the throat with this liquid, and cure is certain.

APPOINTMENTS BY Tim PRESIDENT, By and with the advice and consent of the Senate George Read, Jr. to be Attorney for the District of Delaware, re-appointed. William G. Singleton to ho Attorney for the Western District of Virginia, in the place of William A. Harrison, resigned. Riciiaud W. Gkkexij to be Attorney for the District of Rhode Island, re-appointed. Thomas P. Df.vereaux to he Attorney fur the District of North Carolina, re-appointed. John II. Morel to be Marshal for the District of Georgia, re-appointed. Benjamin F. Edwards, Receiver of Public Moneys at Edwardsville, illinoisBernard Smith, Register of the Land Otlicc, at Little Rock, Arkansas. Thomas L. Wayne, Surveyor and Inspector of the Customs at Savannah, Geo. Thomas Hall Jevey, Surveyor and Inspector of the Customsat Charleston, S. C. William Dikand, Jr. Surveyor and Inspector of tho Customs at New Haven, Conn. Daniel Garrison, Collector of the Customs, Bridgetown, N. J.

Florence? Jan. 3, lSol, Steamboat Disaster Tho Rising Sun from tho mouth of the river on her way up, yesterday about one o'clock, struck a rock at ihe foot of Colbert's Island and sunk in lour and a half feet water. The Rising Sun had only twenty-five tons of rrroceries. !

ree'd from the Bonnets O'Blue from New Oilcan- uu.COH1I,l"eu 'V. i uinoer. now in alt coum .,, . " . 1 1 . yucdut, science ir, Lditor, at this tune ot treneral excite-

r t v lennessee; tho principal part I u. .w.u, a. miormeu, wui ue saveu wim- i out much dainigc. Several other boats were j coming up at tho same lime the Win. Penn, the I Reliance, and Jack Downing. The Win. Pcnn was left neartheR. S. lying across the channel and our informant thinks had sustained some injury. The Jack Downing after some ineffectual attempts to como up, dropped down the river. Oaz, The character of the late disturbances among uiu lauorcrs on me canai, nera v uiiamspori, ap- j pears to have been exaggerated. The differences I 1.1 . I l iiT'iiwere connneu exclusively to the laborers, several o: whom were seveiely bet n. Thirty-four of them have been committed to the jail of Washington county, and order has been restored. Baltimore American. Gcavgua Bank. This institution has suffered "a rft" upon ils vaults for near three weeks, and has thus far met every demand. Ils bills have suffered no depreciation in value in this vicinity: but at a distance wo understand shavers have suecccded, by means of their own falsehoods, in buying them up at a discount. We arc well assured that the Bank is perfectly solvent, and has now more specie on hand than when tho run commenced. Pancsville Ohio Telegraph. Lancaster, Feb. 8. On tho night of Wednesday last, about half past ten o'clock, a shock resembling that of an earthquake, was felt in this city: it was so violent as, in many instances, to upset light articles of furniture. and to break the glass in several houses. We have no correct accounts of its being felt at any distance from this city, and are as yai, unable to divine tho The papers of New York, Philadelphia, cause. Baltimore, and Harrisburg.arc silcntupon the sub ject. Democrat. From South Carolina, wc learn that Gen. Ron ert B. Campbell (formerly in Congress) has been elected a Representative in Congress from the Georgetown District to fill the vacancy occasioned j " by the decease of Mr. Sixcleton, tho Reprcsenta live elect. JVat Int. Death of Lorenzo Dou This celebrated preacher died at Georgetown, D. C. on Sunday 2d inst. T . r . . -r, , , Insurrection of Martinique. By an arrival at Savannah, bringing Barbadocs papers to tho Gth of January, wc learn that an insurrection had taken place among the slaves in that colony, and that in a skirmish between them and the military, on tho 21th of December, between 50 and GO wcro killed, and ISO taken prisoners with arms in their hands. Ib. JLnCicw lortc navers state, that orders have been received at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn, fit ou the frigate Brandy wine for sea immediately; ... .1 il.i .i : . 11. a ,11.,. and that it is presumed the intention is to send her out to England with anew Minister, Mr. Stevenson, and then to proceed to the Mediterranean station, to relieve the Constitution. Ib. Specie. The brig Lady Adams arrived at tills nort from the Pacific, brings between S2.0.00u and $300,000 in specie. Baltimore American. Donna Maria, so says the Boston Journal, is the youngest reigning King in Europe. From the JV". O. Price Current, Jan. 25. NEW-ORLEANS MARKET. Business has been somewhat favored by a partial return of fair weather, but appearances are far from indicating a positive change; until the streets become somewhat dry and practicable, business must be seriously retarded. The Mississippi is within 74 feet of high water mark, rising. The remark that money is scarce is yet current, and it cannot be denied that commerce is not cramped in consequence, but notwithstanding, the merchants and others, our fellow citizens manage to get along without compulsory measures, which would redound to general injury, and we think that tne piesent crisis will establish for them a reputation for forbearance not less meritorious than that which they already njoy fwn'terprise and punctuality. Sugar. Our'remavks, former and anterior arc yet applicable, the article is dull and prices re main without change: on plantation oij m me city 5 a 74 cents per lb. Molasses. Within 50 miles ot the cuy me planters are firm at 20 a 21 cents; beyond we quote at 19, and in the city 23 cents per gallon casks included. Tobacco. There is very little in market, and rrinaonnpntlv not miirh rtninfT. Small sales have been made during the week at 4, 5 and 6 cents per lb. Arrived this week, 240 hbds. Flour. The prices last quoted remain without change, and article is dull. Sales have been made for exportation at $4 25 per bbl. The bakers pay $4 50 a $4 62i. Arrived thia week, 11,342 bbls.

FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH. The clerk of Manchester township, (Mr. John Bennett,) has furnished us with the following list oi' candidates for Justices of the Peace in that township, (3 to be elected.)

Charles VA Wright, Benjamin Sylvester, John Palmer, John Shoernake, Henry Hopkins, Janus Kelso, Knock Conger, Thomas Tanner, John Cundale, A. L. Baily, John B. Clark, Mark M'Crackcn. Simeon Freeland, Benjamin Pvu.cH, LAWUEXCEBUKUII TOWNSHIP. We have been requested to publish the following list of candidates, for township otliccs. ili:hk. John Lawrence. trustees 3 to he elected. Joshua Sanks, Anderson P. Cage, Enoch W. Jackson, Samuel M Curdy. (leorge Cable constables 3 to be elected. .Tames Thompson, John flatten by. Jrvin Armstrong, Evan Jt'atkins, John Stnbbs. Lemuel CS. Elder, lb rum Dccarnj. Mr. Editor In your last nan'er I see a list of fifteen candidates, only, for the Magistracy in Maw-! fhestCr'illl "tim-tiou that the full list shall ment, do save at least one column of your paper for! political matter, etc., though a part of tho list should : not appear, and by way of helping tho caue, please erase my name, as I am no longer a candidate. A. J, COTTON. Manchester, Feb. IS, 1?31. MEAD iQtUAKTERS, POTt THE WES TElt.Y S TA TES. Manaoews' Office, Wiif.ei.ino, Ya. ) February 13, ISM. S OUR Correspondents will find below a synopsis I BRILLIANT MAMMOTH SCHEMES, ! Gfa few To draw in .March. DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, CLASS NO. FIVE, Draws on the 8th of March, ISo-l. Orders rereived at Wheeling until the lUth. CAPITALS, $20,000, $O,O0O, $3,000, and one hundred of 1,000. (rWhole Tickets $10, Shares in proportion. VIRGINIA PETERSBURG!! LOTTERY MAR YLAJVD L O TTEIi Y, CLASS NO, 0, Draws on the 25th of March, in Baltimore. CAPITALS. i $30,000, S1S900, ! ,000, 6,000, oO of 1,000, and 1 10 j of 500. Tickets only Ten, and lowest PrUe $12. OtAd venturers at a distance will find the Mail i a sato conveyance Please Address, G CLAPJvE & COOK. THE Pj&BSSURE-NO JOKE. THE removal of the depositee, and other causes operating still wiorc prejudicially upon the private interests of the undersigned, compel him to request, conjure, entreat and almost beg those indebt ed to him tor carrying newspapers, to discharge th jv,,,, u iiu jv i v ciutl. II J1U HUiUO 1 UjrJ who have received his services, in the wav named, ' will consider this a jointed appeal to their justice land magnanimity; and do him the favor to acknowL ledge it in the "solid charms," labelled "Deigratia" ! or Evluribus tutum" He would furtherVemark, mat aitiiougn lie lias tor some time been acting tor ihe printer, he has never learned the art, presumed to be possessed by that notorious personage, of "i'wingupon air;" nor lias the hardy animal on which he makes Jus weekly peregrinations, altogether i i , . .i i r- . 4. ., . v . , .ouuu out u.l. nacKo t-MMing on noinuig, inougn near it as it was reasonablo to ox cct. ! iujunuu to u uu n uj auiuu mm bue uas come as JUSTUS SOUTWELL La wrenceburgh , Feb. 10, 1SC4. Sale of Keal Estate. I "ffUBLIC notice is hereby given, that wo shall i j expo xpose to sale, at public vendue, on the premisthe third Saturday in March nest, the follow- : es, on ing described Real Estate, the nronertv of Martin Cozine, late of Dearborn county, deceased, to wit: j the North East quarter of Section No. 31, Town 5, It m ... . . . Jiange 1 v est; also, eighty acres oi land, bem the West half of the South "West quarter of Section 23, Town 5, in Range i West; and the following lots of ground in the town of Aurora, to wit: In lots, Tn 140 ifi 990 19:T 9-11 1SSA- 9.17 n.l nut lots No. 2S, Go, G6, 07 ec 3; all lying in the county of Dearborn aforesaid, and State of Indiana; and to be sold on the following terms and conditions, to wit: one third of the purchase money in hand, on the day 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. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county, Feb. term, 1834. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M, aav -w ' -m., v4tu V ELIZABETH COZINE. ) -" , HIRAM WILEY, f 17, 1S4. 6-3w. February TOWNSHIP ELECTION. TJotice is hereby giving to the electors of Law1M renceburgh townsbm, that an election will be held at the court house insaid township on- Monday the 3d of March next, to elect 3 Trustees, 3 Constables, one Clerk and one Treasurer for said township. By order of the board of Trustees. JOHN LAWRENCE, CPk. Pro. tern, of Lawb'gh. tp. February 14, 1834. ADDISON F MAYO, Counsellor & Attorney at JLwir, TT" ate of Kentucky, having permanently located -LLi himself in Lawrenceburgh, Indiana, respectfully tenders his Professional services to the Dublic. Business entrusted to his care, in the counties of iearoorn, uipiey, Switzerland and liecatur, win receive his prompt and devoted attention. 0C7"Office on High street, opposite the Court house. Lawrenceburgh, Jaa. 1, 1334. OQ-tf.

i ass o. uull.vI " "u ,N :U,1 1 UVU Ul v fc Vu i tavor of Elias (nuell. I hall proceed to otlei. Draws on tho loth March, IS'M. Orders receiv-1 "axtc Davis, dec d., to satisty the debts agauist the Irst tll0 n.uU nrt, ofiU c.r, . ronor... fir'

ed until the 19th of March. CAPITALS, ; c-i it is onJerea by tn? court that unless tl! sevon years, and if they will not brin-' enou-h U &4 tethW ft attfV & tiMlft' c,reJitors ot said estate not.iy the administrator ot I fatisfy"aid execution, ti.cu thf ri ght, title, i;tcivst, W'UlS 5UtP. 9UU ; tho existence and extent ot their respective claims, alul aaim .,f VUntWH Ymtior iu and to the 20 Of 1000, 20 Of 500, &C. I y fllin? -the T?rn eUXcTUa lh ,wlur'!e, attheComt llou.odeor in Lawrcnccburgh. ...... . . . ' description, and date ot the contract or assunvpsct, nn s.-itnnb.e ih. K .!,... M-.r..i v i.. ......

OO 1 ickets only $o, and Lowest prize $0,

or the State ltaiik of Indiana. TOT OT ICE is hereby given, that Books, for the subscription of Stock in tho respective branches of the Stato Hank of Indiana, will bo opened at the following places, for their respective Districts, on the seventh day of April next, by Commissioners appointed by the Directors of the State

Rank; and said Rooks will l-e kept open between the hours ol t and I o clock .. M. 1. etch day. for I rr, (Sundays ex-1 the s:aco of thirty davs thereafter. ( i"ntil ."in! will iutordindv be close J nn tln" tinl. i Ttfry ot .May next. j v , y "... O . - - - - . w. ...w IV ,, 1 In District No. 1, at Indianapolis, in Marion county In "District No. 2, at Lawrenceburgh, in Dearborn county. In District No. '), at Richmond, in Wavne county. In District No. -1, at Madison, in Jeflerson county. In Dit-trict No. ", at New Albany, Flovd county. In District No. l. at Evanville, in atulerbur irirn county. In District No. 7, at Vincennes in Knox county. Jin District No. s, at Bedford in Lawrence county. In District No. 10, at Lafavetu in Tipiecaoo ! countv. " iii iiistru t n. li :it I erre i!;ini. m I'fiirniniiv. By order of tho Board cf Directors of tho Stat. Bank of Indiana, February 11, A. D. 163-1. JAMES M. BAY, (uhicr. of the State Bam. i Offh i Of Indiana, Judianaj'olis. 01111 subscriber, le;ng desirous tore move to some more convenient situation 111!, a : P 1 1 s i ':v for his busine siness, will oiler at public sale, P Jr. . . 1. 1 " l . I ! .1 1 . . I. - It th day ot i March next, the house where he now resides and the ! lot whereon it is eituate, contaiuin g one aero of !

ground, under good fence, and well improved lor a 1 cient encouragement be aiforded, the Major may, no garden. The house is a convenient 2 story frame, j doubt, be induced to continue his interestiu'doslarge enough for the accommodation of an ordinary i cription of public atlYirs, and other matters, family, and in tine repair. The whole will be sold! This Volume will bo completed in eiht narts of

low, on the following conditions, viz: ouo third of I .i : . , ....i . ! and the balance in 12 months. Also will be offered at the same time and under the same conditions, a grass lot, situate on the south-west corner of Partition lane and Walnut street, containing one fourth of an acre, more or loss. WILLIAM K. BKOWN. Lawrcnccburgh, Feb. 1, 1SS L (Ms ROB ATE COVRT of Dearborn county. F 01). ruarv term, lSill. In the ma.'tir of the estate tj Baxter Dams, decl. Ceo. W. Anderson, Adm Fi:nui AUY ti:rm, llM. On the hearing of the complaint of the said ad-j uiuiiMiaun, at una ivi ;u mcu t ituii: in imo uimi;upon which the same be founded, in the clerk's of - nee oi tnis court, previous to tne tmai distribution ot the assetts of said CAtatc, such claims will be postponed in favour of the more diligent creditors; and further that the said court will at their next terra, to be held on the second Monday in May next, pro- , " -" - - ' snail nave been mod in tins matter. Uv order ot the Probate court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, (.Th. February IT, 13-1. G-thv. 3 SUAld S3TA'i'l wi'iT 11 .-ii- . , . TP. v V . t, "Vrti f,ven' !,at Ne hul1 ii expose to sale, at the court house door, in Lawdoor, in Lawrenceburgh, on Saturday the 2'.Uh Uay ot .Mann next, the tollowing uoscribeu propety to wit: a part ot in lot .No .1 in the town ol L;uvreneebur-h, and v l .a,,Y ." ' " 11 1 . . V . . . . o with alnut ttrtvt to with sa.d alloy 22 toot railed with tho lino ut -o, oti iu"ii rutti, iueucu w mi uiuui birvei io an alloy, thence South West thence lunning in a line parall Walnut street to Hi;h St., thence Northeastwardly 22 feet to tho corner of said lot No, 41, or place of bo-1 ginning; oc to be sold on the following tonus and con- j ditions: one third of the purchase money in hand on tho day of sale, one third within one year from tho j day of sale, with interest from said day, and tho remaining third within two years from the day of sale, I with interest; the deferred payments to bo well gecu- j red and provided also that the same shall not be sold for a loss sum than $2000. This nronertv hav in? been found incanable of oartition or division, is 1 Sftl.l tor tlu l.onpfit urtllO nlfilmnnle I !.i,inn 1 1 ., (1 . m - - " . " ' f , sell tv J. II. Lane; and the heirs of David Askew, i deceased, liv ordar o t bo Proh.ito eourt of Do.ir. bom countv, February term, lIU, JABEZ PEBCIVAL, ASA SMITH. (mrs. G-lw. WM. TATE, S February 17, 1SS-1. j jT i ruaO ter,n In the matter of the istatc if ! A"omas Hi iuli:stox. I ON vktition rou final settle mknt. i Now comes Samuel II. Dowden and James Mur- ' 1 "a mi -mm mm. : ra) aciin auininiairaiors oi i noma Jiuumesnm, deceased, and tilo their petition and final account, verified on oath; and paying final tettlomeut thereof, I NOTICE is therefore hereby given to tho heirs i and creditors ot tbe said Thomas Hml.llestmi Am I . and to all other persons concerned, that tho court ! win proceed io act on saia petition on the second day of the next May term of said court, and will then! iiiuru miai ev;kiiv.uiuiib vi eaiu tMaie. Jiy OrUOr OI me court. JAMES DILL, d ie. G-3v. February 17, 1834. Sheriff's Sale. TTftY virtue of an execution to me directed from -IO the Clerk's otlice of tho Dearborn Circuit court. j I have levied upon the south west one-third part of ln-lotNo, 41, in the town f Lawrenceburgh, tronting 22 feet on High street, with that width back to the rear end of said lot; also, the north west half of In lots Nos. 75 and 70, dividing the said lots by a line running parallel with William street in said town of Lawrenceburgh; which property I shall expose to sale, at public out-cry, at the court house door in said town of Lawrenceburgh, on Monday the 17th day of March next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 2 o'clock P. M. on said diy first the rents and profits will be offered for seven years, and if they will not bring eiough to pay said execution, costs, damages, and a fee bill in favor of Thomas Porter, then the fee simple will be olfered to the highest bidder. Taken as the property of unaiu littrrinKion, ana Will be sold to sat isfr a ljudgment in favor of the president and directors of i the Farmers nnl AT1. r i .i . j j the Farmers and Mechanics1 Bank of Indiana, and j uie ieu um aioresaid. I 1 X I'll . WILLIAM DILS, Shy D. C. By D. C. Smith, Deputy. Sheriff! Office, Lawrenceburgh, Feb. 19, 1934.

rnUT. M.bscrihors tVsirMo inform yo j and tho publi generally, thnt thev have, and will continue to keer ol ,j,"Ul n constant upplv of first rate IMPUui;n PUMOIIS; uhioh thev will

uairaui m i, superior to nnv thnt hive vet U o:; manuiucuirod m il0 Western . uuntrv A Uo, aiioin i'nii;;!i9 EEari'ciWrt, TosnMhor with n general tvrtmrnt tlf f jducnis, which they W;1UU on icWablo terms. C.iONTV. .V- WYMOND, iwronceburgh. Fob. IS, Wl. O-Umo. 1 MP urtuo ofmndry executions to me directed -4 -V frojiitho Clerk's otKcv of t!ie lKaiborn Cin-u t fourt, 1 hive levied upon lots i s. 1(11, 10J, lo;;, and 101, lying in the town of NVv-I.avronce!iurgh and f!all ejoso the raine o s.-.le, as the law requires, at the court houo d.or in the town of law-rencebur-h, on Monday, tho nth day .f .March nevi, nenvceu taj ho.irs of 10 (Vhu k A. M. and "2 Vl'K!,; V' OJ .v. Taken ol ,ll,m shHk,jr. and will la mM as the property til sutifctV tSjree several executions agaut fiid Shook, John T. Bihhop, and Kobort Ma?v.n two in favor of Ceop'o V. Buell and one in fuvcr of John p. Diuin WILLI AM D1I.S, sh'fl" J). ( By D. 1'. Smitu, J)ii. February l- lt':M. lltij. Mid; )ownih&s . TZagazhir. II V MLI.V, WAIT, Of, liOMOX, MASS. fHHE publishers tire encouraged by the extraordi--11. nary demand tor the Letters of .Major Jack Downing, tv issue tho original and most p,;uhr of his writings, including hi hte, in u periodical form. After completing the lira volume, should t-ulU-thirty-six page- each, and will contain ELEYE ix page eaolt, and will contain original designs by Johnston, and lurnished in any part of the Tutted Suto it free for one dollar, (KT SEVEN COPIES will bo furnished to any one address, postage fne, for FIVE DOLLARS, Payment in all casses to be made in udvance, and free of expense to tho publishers. SjHEMFF SALE. By to me directed, from virtue of nn execution tho Dearborn Ciricuit court, 1 hnw levied on fractional tactions No. .'2 und including inlols No. 1, 2, and o together with other in, and outlet in the town of Aurora and about acres ot laud on the north bide of the Main logan Creek, with their appurtenances, as the prerrty of Charles uttier, to tutitfy an execution in j ,lu, j,ours 1f l0 ;uul 0.corK Uy fob s, IKU 1-ts WM, D1LS s'tV D C . , ' " ' 1 ' ' ' Sale oi I6ea Estate. TnjFULIC ntice is her by given, that 1 thall pro. - hum mi mv.- munu na u m , tun en i:t J r, ut 'oiler for sal ai l'Ul'lie vein ue the one -ii i i uudtudod J tMith part of the North eaj-t tnuutor of tool ion Nc ! 2t, iaTown 7, Pnnro2 West: ais'o. the nndivido No. d tekth part d tho .North wott ipiartor of section No. 17, Town 7, Bango 2 WoM, in the county ot' Dour1 Si,!'," ,rn"t,y "r l'lf ,Utt'f' ,,uiT 1 ,lCir 1)1 Daniel Lawrence, deceased, and u 11 be ofi tWed for salo on the. premise, on the day aforoaid. i.otu H.o lu,.,, f .Y m J.a a .a.i ...o V. 31.; and told n tho following terms und conditions ttllVlt- lTi tT l I It I k i,t' t l,.t .ii nmiw . in huiul vw f((Urth iu t,tri. fo , . d lho riiiu!l1 tttclw months from tho day oUale; u, resume m iwcive months irom the day ot ale; j Uu, uYferred ,iuvilients to bo well m-ured. lly order ! of tho probate court of Dearborn county, lVb. term, : ' JAME.S L.UVlJENCE, Uuardian f E. L. February 12, 1n11, St in'mary .Yoticv. WOTH'i: is now given, that thcTnutcca of tlw 1M Dearborn county Seminary will, on the second Saturday in .March next, at Wilmington, receiv n - 1 ll'1 iatg ua plastering the Dearborn cuu.nty ouiinnry also tor toncing tho lot on which . i Sa 111 llU UU l II'' 1 1 a lUS. ' " . For particulars inquire of tho Board on said day By order of tho Board. DANIEL S, MAJOR, CVk. Lawrenceburgh, Feb. 12, 1-IH. V3w. TAKEN n by Philip .Mason, a reidont of Kelso township, Dearborn co., lndian.i.on the hth of Nov. 1K13, an cstray SO It It FA. MA HE COLT, with a blaze in tho face left hind foot and log white ujwicarla tho ham ioint; thirteen and a half hands high; supposed to bo two years old last spring. No other marks or brand perceivable. Appraised to fifteen dollars and lifty ccins, on the lMh day of November, IKiM, by Jco, Lewis and Thomas M'Clarv. A true copy. ISAAC COLWELL, . i Doc' 13, lf:i.i. i-wVV Copartuership mill E subscribers respectfully inform the public U. that tiu. hue entered into nartucrshii. in tha mehca.vtha: u the Their ttock eonsitts in a reasonable und general assortment t f KY001S, MATS, HARDWARE, CASTINGS, &c 11777 .i QFAXTITV F Itcmly made Clothing; All of which they will sell K'v for Cuh or Country Produce. They solicit ud hope to merit a liberal share of public patronage. m. SAMUEL McCURDY, JOSEPH W. WALDORF. Harrison, Feb. 10, 1S34. O-Jw TAKEN UP, by Ira Hill, living in Lawrcnco burgh township. Dearborn county, Lidiaua. near the mouth of Tannen Creek, on FLAT BOAT sixty-five foot or upward long ixtren wide poplar gunnels sickemore bottom a le' oak carlins one sweep and tearing ou pattly gone, and partly sided up. The owner ii requted to come forward, prove property, raX cbree. and take it away. Tho forogoing i & true copy from my Estray Book. , . . . . rir.,w jw 53,1934; 2-2 JOHN SALTMABSU.r,

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