Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 9, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 15 March 1834 — Page 3

Saturday 52ornin, Klarcli 15.

0?- A journeyman printer would meet with employment, by immediate application at this office. 07" James G. Ready Esq., candidate for governor, has signified hia intention, by means of printed cards, to deliver an address at this place on Monday the 24th inst.; and at llarrison the day following- ' We would tender our thanks to Messrs. Tipton and Hendricks, of the Senate, and Messrs. Lane and Boon, of the house of representatives, for their kind attention in forwarding us documents and newspapers, during the present session of congress.

The Louisville Herald, a leading and ably conducted opposition paper, was discontinued on the 1st inst. The editor gives as the cause, the want of punctuality on the part of those taking the paper a very common, complaint among publishers.

Township Election. The election held in this township, last week, resulted in the election L. G. Elder, Evan Watkins, and James Thompson, as constables; A. F. Gage, Joshua Sanks, and E. W. Jackson, as trustees; John Lawrence, as clerk; and Micah Gary, as treasurer. We are informed that the election in Manchester resulted in the election of Mark M'Cracken, John 13. Clark, and Charles W. Wright, as justices; and A. It. Pond, J. P. Milliken, and C. C. Jaqueth, as constables. We have not learned who were elected to the other offices in the township.

' Aeto Townsftip. The board of commissioners, for this county, at their late meeting, formed a new township out of Lawrenceburgh, by stricking from it on the north, congressional township No. G, in range one cast. The new republic is christened Miller. We presume that measures will soon be taken to give it officers, and place it on a footing with the original townships.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, By and with the advice and consent of the Senate. David Hodge, Register of the Land office at Stcubenville,Ohio. James C. Sloo, Register of the Land office at Shawneetown, Illinois. Charles Prentiss, Register of the Land office at Yandalia, Illinois, Willia3I L. May, Register of the Land office at Springfield, Illinois. IlAMrTox L. Boo.v, Register of the Land office at Fayette, Missouri. William Edmondsox, Receiver of the Public Moneys at Pontilock, Mississippi. H. T. Williams to be Surveyor General of

Public Lands in the State of Louisiana, in the place j

ofH. B. Trist, resigned. James Corsadex to bo Consul for Londonderry, in Ireland. William J. Drubs to be Consul for Maracaibo, in the Republic of Columbia, in the place of Alfred Laussat, resigned. William A. Macill to be Consul for the Island of Martinique, in the place of John S. Miercken, deceased. Alexander. Schwartz to bo Consul for Riga, in Russia. Charles- J. Smith to be Consul of the United States at Para, in Brazil, in the place of Abraham R. Smith, resigned.

provements which have been made in the mills in this vicinity, and the new ones which have been erected, give reason to believe that the inconvenience arising from the scarcity of lumber, if not altogether obviated, will at least be greatly lessened. A steam mill is intended to be erected here, during the summer, and will be ready to commence operations in the fall. Would it not be well for those of our eastern brethren, who are preparing to move west, to turn their eyes in this direction! Industr ious men of any description farmers, mechanics, or laborers might come here with a certainty of success. The land is of excellent quality and easy to acquire; laborers and artificers are in great demand; wages are good; cash is more abundant than in almost any other newly settled country; and last tho' not least, the climate is particularly healthy. Fo rt If a ine Sc ntin e I.

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" Who'd le an Editor." The Providence

Gazette has the two following paragraphs: The gentlemen who sleep over this office, are politely requested to omit vomiting on the stairs. "Such acts are not exactly the clean thing by no means, whatsomever." I particularly request Captain Jones to return my poker and a couple of baskets of stone coal, which by some way or other crept from my office into his.

3IARRIED On Sundav the IHh inst. by Jamea W. Hunter, Esq. Mr. MORTEMORE PLATT.of this place, to Miss SARAH HOPPING, daughter of 3Ir. E. Hopping, of Laughery township. Accompanying the above we received a very liberal 6lice of excellent wedding cake. Besides tendering our best wishes for the health and prosperity of the contracting panics, our familiar says they are entitled to have their names set in capital, for this piece of kindness to the printer.

White-Water Canal. By a letter from Mr. J. L. Williams, engineer, we learn that the Wabash canal commissioners have directed a survey of the line of canal from this place to Nettle creek, in Wayne county, as required by a law of last session of the Legislature; and that he is now engaged in an examination of the route, preparatory to a more careful survey hereafter. We presume he will soon reach this place, when we shall be able to ascertain some further particulars. It will be seen by the correspondence between the governor of this state and that of Ohio, published today, that that state has given its consent to the survey and location of so much of the canal route up the

White-Water valley, as lies within the limits of

Ohio.

Congress, we discover, is still engaged in discussing the deposite question. The committee of Ways

and Means, to which the letter of the secretary ot

the treasury was referred, in the house of represen

tatives, reported on the 4th inst. 1 he report in lull has not yet been received. The Globe of the 5th

inst. contains about two columns of the conclusion,

prefaced by some remarks, clearly indicating that

the committee has sustained the secretary. The following resolutions accompany the report and are

presumed to contain the substance of all the matter in it, subject to the action of the house: 1. Resolved, That the Bank of tho United States ought not to be rechartcred. 2. Resolved, that the public deposites ought not to be restored to the Bank of the United States. . 3. Resolved, That the State Bunks ought to be continued aa tho places of deposite of the public money, and tli3t it is expedient for Congress to make further provision by law, prescribing the mode of selection, the securities to be taken, and the manner and terms on which they are to be om-ploycd.

4. Resolved, That, for tho purpose of ascer-' tain'ng, as far as practicable, tho causo of the commercial embarrassment and distress, complained of by numerous citizens of tho United States, in sundry memorials which have been presented to Congress at the present session; and of inquiring whether the charter of the Bank of the United States has been violated, and also what corruptions and abuses have existed in its management; whether it has used its corporate power, or money, to control the press, to interfere in politics, or influence elections ; and whether it has had any agency, through its management, or money, in producing the existing pressure a select Committee be appointed to inspect tho books, and examine into tho proceedings of the said Bank; who shall report whether the .provisions of the charier have been violated or not; and also what abuses or malpractices have existed in the management of said Bank; and that the said committee be authorized to send for persons and papers, and to summon and examine witnesses on oath, and to examine into the affairs of tho said

Bank and branches; and that they are further authorized to visit the principal Bank, or any of its branches, for the purpose of inspecting the books, correspondence, accounts, and other papers connected with its management or business; and that the said committee be required to report the result of such investigation, together with the evidence ihey may take, at as early a day as practicable. Bridcetowx, N. J. March 1. Horrid Deed. The bedv of a white male child

Vice President of the United States. Martin Van Buren the distinguished incumbent of this office, seems to daily advance in the esteem of his countrymen; even tho most strenuous opponents are found acknowledging tho errors they have labored under in respect to his political character. Our opinion of the republicanism and abilities of Martin Van Buren, have been formed long since. Wo then, and now, consider his political course as evidence the statesman and the patriot. The approbation of his countrymen has been charged against him by his enemies, as resulting from deep

i i if.-! .1 Ti..i ii -t

iaia una arum uesiuns. jjui n wouiu seem inai

this most ridiculous pretence has filled of effect and

that the confidence of the pcoplo of the United

States in the integrity and republicanism of Martin Van Buren is still firm and unwavering.

New Orleans Argus. Turn-out at Lowkltj. We learn that extraordinary excitement was occasioned at Lowell, last week, by an announcement that the wages paid in

some departments would be reduced 15 per cent, on the 1st of March. The reduction principally affected the female operatives, and they had several meetings or caucuses, at which a young woman presided, who took an active part in persuading her associates to give notice that they should quit the mills, and to induce them to "make a run" on the Lowell Bank and the Savings Bank, which they did. On Friday morning, the young woman referred to was dismissed, by the Agent, from her place in the mill where she worked, and on leaving the office, after receiving "a bill of her time," as the phrase is, waved her calash in the air, as a signal to others, who were watching from the windows, who immediately "struck," and assembled around her, in despite

of the overseers. The number soon increased to nearly eight hundred. A procession was formed, and they marched about the town to the amusement of a mob of idlers

American Slock. The following information by the late arrivals from England and France, fully sustain the opinion that American Stocks, (except U. S. Bank,) are as good as ever they were in the foreign market. London, Jan. i. United States seven per cent. '2'2 a o; New York Life and Trust 9SJ ; Pennsylvania Fives lSfiS, 103 6; do. do. I860, lUGi; Virginia Fives, 194'J51, 102; Ohio Sixes 1SG0, 11 U; do. Fives 101; Mississippi, new Sixei 1SG1-71, 111.

Another slight turn of the "Screw." Bickncll'd Reporter, of Monday, last, says "The directors of the United States Bank have advanced their rates for collecting drafts, and have discontinued selling bills of exchange on the various cities aud town: where they have branches located."

CO F.IK ZWJfc'XS 8 Mi II. THE subscribers respectfully inform tho public that they have entered into copartnership in tho TAILORING BUSXOT2S3, in the town of Lawrenceburgh, where thoy are prepared to execute all manner of work in ther line, with neatness and despatch. They solicit and hope to merit a liberal 6hare of public patronage. Their shop is on High street, nearly opposite tho Market house in the upper story of the brick building, occupied as a saddler's shop, SAMUEL PARKER, SAMUEL K1NCAID. Lawrenceburgh, March 10, 1SU. U-3v.

DOMESTIC .ITT.lCmilE.VT.

Stewart Brandum, 1

KOTICE To Canal Contractors T AIID LABORERS. IS. W,N 1)0 lmt under contract, on th Fjnsr n.1 r of ma r avjav, at Wf ty Ground, abash county, Indiana, from SO to 25 .llilcs in tength of the UABASH & ERIE CANAL; Embracing OAT? LA JIG E A Q UED UCT over the St. Mary'a River, near the town of Fort WavneOXR AQUEDUCT over Char Creek; TWO DAMS across tho Wabash River; SEVEN' or EKJHT LOOKS; SEFEJfor EIGHT BLUFF BA.VKS; several Z.AHGS OULVEUTS; and other heavy worka on tho Canal Line, between iuntington and Treaty Ground Plaits, Profiles of the route, and specification of tho work to bo let, will

bj exhibited at Fort ayne, Huntington, and 1 reaty Cround. SEALED PROPOSALS for th construction of the work will bo received from thft the Mh of April, at port Wnyno aud Huntington, and from tho Xith of April tit th UtofMay, at Treaty ( I round, where the awards of the Contractor will 'be madf. Prom the large amount of work that i to Ikj let, it is hoped that a general attendnnco will bo slvcn bv

Contractors, a tho amount which will bo put under

From the Maysville, Ky. Monitor. Extract f a litter from a friend to the Editor , dated "Wabiiigton, Feb. 23, 1S34. "I think the opposition have almost given up the hope of defeating Mr. Van Burcn's election. Indeed, there is but one circumstance that can do it, and that is, the refusal of his friends to place Col.

Johnson on the ticket as v ice President. I do not think they will refuse, but prudence requires that caution should be observed, least others may become disaffected at not having their favorite placed on the ticket. "There is no concealing the fact, that Col. Johnson has more personal, active popularity than any man in the Union, except CJen. Jackson. I have seen it fully illustrated here since my arrival. The proceedings of the minority of our Legislature will have a good effect, and I hope will incline the whole party to place the Colonel on the Democratic ticket for Vice President. Fan Buren and Johnson can carry a triumphant majority over all combinations."

versus ! Domestn tittachnu nt. A- r,,,,.!,,,- 1 " . 1 .1 1 . John Brand.m and mount cfdanand-j 11 COS- J inV Uf ConlwclOM w!" uUcnd lcl" William Sloan. J j Q f . innu7 , nmn

WV . a wr; of domestic attachment ha CVLVJL.are now under contract, and progroir,; VV been issued by the uiuiersigned, a justice ot : with considerate activitv. The .late of Indiana the peace, in and for the county ot Dearborn, Ind. has wado provision tbr nn cnor-ctir ,.roMVUtinn of nf;Vu- anich;Ueli "tf u 1 randuin the work. During the present year. Will: TILLS" and ilham Moan, lor the sum ot $11 which crymv tvttt Tti iinr i ' i'vr; writ k.s been returned duly executed by I,, ti. Kl- o dcr, constable, by attaching one sorrel mare as the pro- nr r rr r . ntMnrri'n perty of said Sloan, with the appraisement thereof. d J O & Q 0 0 ilt A.LD Jijh Ji

made bv Evan Watkins; notice is therefore hereby

given, that the trial of said causo is set for the fth day of April next, at 1 o'clock on said day, nt my office in Lawrenceburgh, at which time and place you will attend the hearing aud determining of the same, if vou think proper. JOIIX SALTM AUS1I, Justice of the Peace. Lawrenceburgh, March 11, 1S3-1. .U3w SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED. A young man qualified to teach a common English school, would meet with good encouragement by applying to G. L. Jialsly or John II. .Moure, in the North Bend neighborhood, Boon co. Ky. It is expected that any person applying will couie well recommended. March 4, 1S34.

New Est ablishincitf.

THE subscribers having purchased the large house and Crocery establishment therein, 1

and boys, and we are sorry to add not altogether to the credit of Yankee Girls, if we are rightly informed of their proceedings. We are told that one of the leaders mounted a pump and made a flaming Mary Woelstoneroft speech on the rights of women, and the iniquities of the "monied aristocracy," which produced a powerful effect on her auditors, and they "determined to have their own way if they died for it." The storm however, has been, aa we le3rn, hushed for the present, and hopes are entertained that it will entirely be lulled, by casting on the troubled waters a little oil of conciliation. The Lowell Journal of Saturday is silent on the subject, from

which we are disposed to believe that the reports current in the city are exaggerated, although there is

no doubt of the principal acts as stated. Boston Transcript,

brick

Utclv

kept by Z. Bedford Jc Co. would respectfully inform

the public tnat they will continue the

in the same building, un

HOOD cv Co, 1 hey have and will keep constantly

on hand an extensive assortment of article in their line of business, such as

Will bo required fur TIIUVAlvr FOUR YEA IIS, for tho operations contemplated. Almost any number that may come to tho lino will find ready rmploy at 31.1) WUU tfOii 2LlJii in a healthy country, where LAXDS ARE CHEAP V: easy to acquire. The Canal route U mottly located in the centre of a rich body of NEW LANDS, which are sold at low rates, and for three-fourths of the purchase money, on a long credit. Many emigrant and native laborers during the hit year, from the proceeds of their labor alone, purchased tract of land of 0 and 100 acres, and became respectable settlers and land bidders'. Perhaps there is no pnit of the United States where money can be employed to so great an advantage; where property can be easily obtained, or where it is o rapidly increasing in value. On the last day of receiving proposals, &t tha lotting, a few choice Tracts of Iaml Will be offered to the highest bidder. They cmbrace a valuable

ontinuo tho (Jrocery Store j JHHt-Scal, on the Salailtnnia ri nler the firm of ,OAV 1V.,, .... , re and will keep constantly 11 ltIiltl iVo

Tun Times. The publication of the Louisville Herald and Commercial Gazette has been discontinued. Mr. Tanneiiim,, its editor, says that he is "compelled to take this step for the simple reason that, at this time of almost unexampled pressure, he has not the means of continuing it." The Herald was opposed to the present administration and an advocate of a renewal of the charter of the United States Bank. We take great pleasure in saying, that among the opponents of the administration, none has been found more honorable than the Editor of the "Herald" giving facts uncolored by party prejudice, and never descending to low scurrility and personal abuse. Ind. Patriot.

Bus ines8 in JW'W Orleans. The Bee of the 24th ult. gives the following gratifying account: This city was never more prosperous; never possessed a greater amount of available capital than at this moment. As a pi-oof of this allegation wo will state, that at the sale of public lots on Friday last, the price given by men of sagacity and fortune for lots was high beyond all former example, and far beyond the most sanguine expectations. Some lots of 24 by 60 feet were sold for upwards of $20,000; let it be

remembered that these lots are entirely unimproved.

Bachelor s Revenge. An old bachelor in Ohio.

way of set off against General M'Clure's proposition to tax bachelors instead of dogs, proposes as

loilows: near him

"Let every one that is tired of coniuo-al felicity

pay a certain fee to the State for a divorce, accord"-

was found on the edgo of Morris Iliver, at Port ing to his ability; and it will not onlv supersede the

Elizabeth in this county on tho 22d ult. A jury (necessity of taxing dogs, but there will be no need

"of inquest was held, who agreed on a verdict, that

'the said child had come to its death by drowning ,r by some person unknown." This calls loudly for . active exertion to ferret out the unnatural monster guiliy of such a crime. OhsciTcr. Wm. Hendricks. A response by our fellow Townsman, the lion, Wm. Hendricks, to a compliment bestowed upon him at the Typographical fes- - rival at W athingtion city is published in to-day's paper. Mr. Hendricks well deserves the compliment given to him by the printing fraternity, He printed tac first paper in Madison, performing, as a printer, hajf its manual labour, in Betting types, and inpressAvork. He i3 one of the pioneers of tho West in this business, and kindled one of the first fires upon he banks of the Ohio, and we are glad to find that he is ftill among xis in feelings. . " - Rejmbllcan and Banner.

kji mAta ji n.uv ivwiu. iu 11 U UrnillCnt Will lVe

me the exclusive privilege of unmarrying all those

who wish to be unmarried in the United States I

will pledge myself to pay off the national debt in

live years.

JLalc Foreign JYews. By the packet ship New York, Captain Koxic, which left Liverpool on the 8th January, the editors of the New York Mercantile, have received papers of that place to the the 7th, and London papers to the 5th, inclusive. The New York was the 1st.

The John Jay, packet of the Sth, came out in company. The papers contain but little intelligence of interest. The King of Naples and the Peoplo of Rome persist in not acknowledging the rights of Donna Issabella. SrAix. Defeat of the Queen's Troops. On the 21st Dec. a corps of the Queen's troops, under General Baron del Solar Espinosa, were repulsed

with great slaughter by 1900 Carhsts at Guernica (Biscay) under Zavala. Two hundred of the Roy

al Guard were slain; the line had 60 killed and

120 wounded, and the remainder were dispersed. Fresh insurrections are starting up almost every

day, and in places that heretofore wero considered

attached to the Queen s causo.

Portsmouth, Dec. 22. Tho Numa, with female convicts, under medical

charge of Dr. Bromly, for Sydney; the Jamea Laign, with males, under Mr. R. Allen, surgeon, and the Moffit, with 100 males, under Dr. E. B.

Wilson, for Van Dieman's Land, aro among the ships wind-bound. The convicts on board these

ships complete the number, expatriated this year to 0,000,

London, Dec. 21. We bavc some reason for believing that the

misunderstanding between this country and Russia

is likely to be adjusted. Austria is as little dispo

sed for war as ourselves, and the exertions of Prince

Lsterhazy, we believe, have been unspairng to pre

serve peaceful relations between us and tho Nor

thern Powers. Couriers are leaving the Foreign Etnbasses here with despatches, and wc conjecture they are of a specific description. It is understood that Earl Fitzwilliam is determined to pcscvcrc with his motion for the repeal of the corn laws, in the approaching session of Parliament; and success is wished to the measure bv very many persons in this city.

GROCERIES, FLOUR, WHISKEY,

The site will be situated at the head of the pool for

med by a dam across the u abah immediately be low the junction of tho Salamanio, to introduce a Feeder into the Canal, and of course will afford ea-

ay access for Canal Bouts from tho Mill-Bite to the

Satt, -Ti-oii, Ci gaps. SV. Vr.

Which they will sell low in largo or small quantities Canal. A great variety of excellent Lands, in tha to suit purchasers. They will also keep on hand a vicinity of the Canal may alto bo purchased at pri

vate entry

inz

very general assortment of

Which they will sell wholesale or retail. Hav

extensive rooms suited for the purpose, they will re

ceive FLOUR, JIERCILLS'DJSE, and other articles on Storage or Commission, And attend to the forwarding or sale thereof, on moderate terms. JOHX HOOD, DANIEL E. BEDFORD.

Laurenrelurgh,JIarch 0, ISM. -tf Itissolntiott of Partner ship.

THE firm ofDURBL- JOILY, in the Tannery in New-Lawrcnccturgh, Ind. was disgolvcd on the 1st inst. by mutual consent. All debti due the late firm, by the conditions of the dissolution, are payable to W. S. Durlin S,- Co. and in lika manner all due from said firm are to be paid by said W. 8. Durbin & Co. E. D, JOHN, W. . DUBBIN. Lawrence ourgh, Tk'i .Varcu, 1S2-1.

which oilers reasonable inducement to

Land Buyers as well as Canal Contractors uud Ln-

borers to attend the letting. d. iimn, H. LEWIS,

J. B. JOHNSON,

H ayne, I to. 1 1, 1SJJ. T-w MEAD QUAKTEKST FOR THE WESTERX STATES.

) Canal CW-

THE Sub?criber3 hereby notify the public that the TANNERY above named will be continued by W. S.k 11. J. Durtdn, under tho firm of IF. S.

DURBLS" Co. The highest cash market prico

will be paid, at alt time, tor Elides Sc Skins At their Tannery in New-Lawrenccburgh. W. tf. DUUBIN, 8-Sw II. J. DIJUBIX.

' "Halloa Snooks what's the matter with you toJay?v' ."I've got the deposite fever!" "What's that?'" "Why one empty pocket and another with

nothing in itT' tcr. .

Linis cnap must nave cccn arnn-

Fort Wayne. Judging from present appearances, we should suppose that the ensuing season would produce a greater alteration in this town, than any previous year. A bridge across the St. Mary's river has been contracted for, and will be completed by the 1st of October next. Funds have been raised for the erection of two meeting houses, both of which will speedily be put under contract; and we are informed that the number of dwellinghouses purposed to be erected here during the summer is unprecedentedly great. In addition to this, that part of the canal running through the town is intended to be located an d put-under contract. Two causes have hitherto retarded the growth of this

town the scarcity of mechanics, and the want of

building materials: but now that the advantages of

this place, and the inducements it offers to enterprising and industrious mechanics, are becoming more

known abroad, we mav reasonably hope that the first

j of these causes will no longer exist: and th im

MiLLrncEViLLr, Feb. 12. Great Damages. A Petit Jury at the late term, of the Superior Court in this county, awarded Six Thousand dollars damages against the defendant, a gentleman formerly residing bore for an assault and battery on the plaintiff's wife. Journal. Tho Fredonia Courier savs. that Mr. McTvenzie, the rejected member of the provincial legislature of Canada, intends making an attempt to obtain his

scat by force ot arms, having iiOOO men at his com

mand ready to assist in the undertaking. An Envoy from one of the German Courts who

has recently left England to represent his sovereign at tho Court of Vienna, during his stay in Lon

don, had a large brass plate on his door, which was engraved, "Scrape your feet before you enter.'1'' M. Gour, formerly a dancing master at Montpclier, now SO years of age, has been sentenced to 10 years solitary confinement for the murder of his wife, arising from jealousy, she at the time of the murder being GO. August Eicction18341:. FOR GOVERNOR, JAMES G. READ, XOAIT JfOBLE. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, DAFID WALLACE, DA FID F. CULLEY.

THE subscriber being necessarily absent for somo time, requests all those indebted to him, cither by note or book account, to call and settle the tame with Mr. George Touscy, who i authorized to receive and receipt for me. JOHN P. DUNN. March G, 1S3-1. 6-4 w Sheriff's Sale.

Y virtue of an execution to me directed from

the Clerk's office of the Dearborn Circuit court.

I have levied upon the south west one-third part of In-lotNo. 41, in the town of Lawrenceburgh, fronting 22 feet on High street, with that width back to the raarendofsaid 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 ot Lawrenceburgh; which property I shall

Max.vueus' OrricL, Whfeuno, Va. February V ISU. OUR Correspondents will find below a Fvnonsis

ofafew BRILLIANT MAMMOTH SCHEME.

To draw in March. D1SXAL SWAMP LOTTERY ri.vss no. nr. Draws on the Mh of March, lsJil. Ortlt s received at Wheeling until the Vth. CAPI TALS, $20,000, S10,000, $5,00, and one hundr d of 1,000. CrWhole Tickets 10, Shares in proportion. VIRGINIA PETEUsnURGH LOTTERY, Class Al. f. Dra ws on the l."ith March, lIVl, Orders rcccifed until the 10th of March. CAPITALS, 820,000! 6,000! 5,000! 20 of 1000, L'O of 500, &c. 03Tickcts only .i, and Lowest prj.o 0, (fc-Ad venturers at a distance will find the Mail a safe convevance. Pleano Address, 0 " CLARKE .V COOK,

mm Whirling, I 'irg in ia . Dissolution of Partnership. rTJlHH undersigned, having sold their (Jrcrcry ci--ii-tablishmcntto John HhhI v D. E. Bedford, bcreby notify the public that the late partnership cxUting between 'A. Bcdf,vd - Joseph Sattmarth, umUr- the name of Z. BEDFORD A- Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the Cth int. Accounts due ta or from said firm will be settled by either of tin utidorsigncd. All those indebted by account, note or otherwise to said firm, aro ivui f-ted to make settlement without delay, as no longer indulgm- will bo given. . BEDFORD, JOSEPH SALTMARSH. Lawrcnci lurgh , March (', 1SU-1. 8-'.5w

Kail lloatl IVoticc.

expose to sale, at public out-crv, at the court house A f : . , l ,,,irccto" of hc Lawrencedoor in said town of Lawrenceburgh, on Monday ; '-C Hail Road Company, the 17th day of .March next, between tho hours of v ,e 1kU at thehousr ot Jmo Hunt, in Lawrcncc-

10 o'clock A. M. and J o'clock P. M. on eaid dav Ul""' " ul -""""ay oi tho prevent month.

i u uuohB ior inscription of tocl; arc now ocn in each county on the line, under tho direction of tho directors therein. Those fur this county may ho seen at the office of the mbcribcr, in Lawroiicburgh, where subscription will bo received. By order of the boa:d, not more than C."i rer share can bo

judgment in favor of the president and directors of, cancujor in, any one 0 months.

first the rents and profits will be offered for seven years, and if they will not bring enough to pay said execution, costs, damages, and a foe bill in favor of Thomas Porter, then the fi'e simple will bo offered tr ihr Viirrl thf nrnnortv nf

1 William Harrington, and will be sold to satisfy a

tho Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Indiana, and

the fee bill aforesaid. WILLIAM DILS, Sh'lf D. C. Bv I). C. Smith, Deputy. Sheriff's Office", Lawrenceburgh, lVo. 1?, 14.

O. H. DUNN, CTk.

Lawrcncchvrgh, March (5, 1S5I.

JRst raff Steer. TAKEN UP by (Jcorge Arnold, of Login town-

All Apprentice A anted! December, ISM, A RED STEER, with eonm A HEALTHY, active boy, of industrious habit, white in his face and on his bellv; marked w ith a

L. in or io years oi age, tusposea to learn the i crop oil the riL'ht car, and under bit in ,

Carpenter and Joiner Business, would meet crop off the left oar and a (lit in tho fame- en

House Cai

with good encouragement by applying immediately to the undersigned, in Lawrenceburgh. Ono from

the country would be preferred. Ww. K.ow ELLIS BROWN. March C, 19S4. S-3v

fame; a

ppoted

Appraised

to be 1 years old and of a laruo crowth

to be worth $14, br Adam Anders and Adtia Rifi ner, before me this 3d day of March, l.'H. 1 do certify the above to b a truo copy. 8-3v JOHN ODLEY,j. p