Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 18, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 17 May 1834 — Page 3

Saturday Iflorn 115?, ftlny I7

We are requested to sav tliat there will be a Two days -Meeting helil at the "Methodist Church in this place, commencing on Saturday, the 2ith instant. Rev. John P. Durbin is expected to be in attendance on the occasion. The Philadelphia Saturday Courier, a paper not long since highly praised and very liberally subscribed for in this part of the country, publishes, ia a late No., a goodly number of names of delinquent subscribers, under the head of "Black List.1 On running our eye over the Indiana list of patrons, we discover a name very much like that of our neighbor of the Centreville Times. We hope, however, it does not mean him; as we should be sorry to see any of the profession set so bad an example, as to refuse or neglect to pay the printer regularly.

I Mk. Cclley: Mr. Stevens, of the Rising -Sun, 2 i quoted by you in the last Palladium, state w That by

the express conuition or my being a candidate, lie views me as already withdrawn and hs in consequence discontinued my name. A little too fast, friend Stevens: (See postscript to my communication.) I will speak to his note at the earliest convenient day. I wish to act correctly and understanding, and withal perfectly friendly in the matter. In haste. A. J. COTTON.

Onmiuin-Catherst:n.

J i Second 1 to 41 and for tirst quality, a cents ! the belter descriptions readily realising our highest

; ratee. It may well to remarK, nowever Nut a

Dennis Prieur, Esq. has been elected Mayor, and j majority of the sales have been made at an advance hn Culhertson, Esq. Recorder, of the city of New ! of only i on U&t weeks quotations. Arrived this

week WJ hhds

Joh

Orleans. .Veic- Yorker.

We learn that the Post-master and his son at Middletown, Frederick county, Md. have been ar-

1 rested under the charge of robbing the mail.

Baltimore Patrio'.

A Wonderful Case. Having had occasion to visit Koxbury this morning, I called upon Dr. Stewart, and was shown a worm just taken away from a young man, which was over 30 feet in length! Its appearance wa3 perfectly white, with joints beginning almost imperceptibly at the head, and increasing in size and length to its extremity the longest being something more than an inch. The head ran to a point as tine as that of a lancet. Its body was flat, and about half an inch at the widest part. When first discharged it convoluted for some time. Its

power of contraction and expansion were as great as

j those of the leech, its strength perhaps greater, for Speed of the Mails. We would just mention, as j its contractions around the linger were extremely a kind of set-off to the complaints of delays in the painful. The voung man, who is about 28 vears of

mail conveyance, that the Centreville, Ia. paper of

the lbth inst. was received at mis o.nce iour cays before it was printed, according to date. After this we hope to hear no mere of the tardiness of the mails.

We regret to learn that the office of the Liberty Republican, in Union county in this state, has been in whole or in part destroyed by fire.

age, says he leeis connuent this creature has been with him from infancy, and so great was the torture occasioned by it, that he thought death could only relieve him. He now, however, thinks his prospect fair for a continuation of life. Dr. Stewart invites the curious to call and see it at his house. He has it preserved in spirits. It is really a curious case.

We re-publish to-day, for the information of our teadcrs in this and Switzerland counties, the law passed at the last session of the Legislature, to revise and amend the township system; and to authorize and require the appointment of collectors of county and state revenue in the several townships in said counties.

Bicknelfs Counterfeit Detector and Bank Abc L,ist. We have been favored with a few numbers of this publication, and take a pleasure in recommending it to the attention and patronage of our merchants and traders. It is issued monthly from the city of Philadelphia, and contains, in addition to an extensive notice of altered and counterfeit note, a table of the rates of exchange at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New-York, and Boston; and a list of the solvent and insolvent banks in the several states. Terms, per year, $1, payable in advance.

A young Lady of Sunitervilie, S. C. lately brought her action of slander against an individual of that place, for having circulated reports against the character of the plaintiff. The jury returned a verdict of $1,000 damages, which may be considered a very exemplary one, as the defendant is poor. In Luzerne county, Pa. a man named Horace Williams, has been sentenced to pay a fine of $500, and to be imprisoned one year in the penitentiary for sending a challenge to fiirht a duel. The assassin of Casper Hauser is said to have been arrested and committed for trial. His conviction is presumed certain, and his confession is looked for with great curiosity. Arrival extraordinary. Col. David Crockett has arrived in this city on a visit, and established his head quarters at the American Hotel. He is, of course, "the last lion," and by no means the least attractive one that has so honored us. JSt'eic-Yorker, May H.

Virginia. Letters from Richmond sav that Gov. ;

Flock We notice an improvement in the de

mand for this article. Sales are now making at $tt 50, and some holders refuse less than 4 per bbl. Arrived this week 209 1 barrels. Pokk No alteration has taken place in price, the demand is regular but moderate; for mess, 11 50, Prime, $0 per bbl. Arrived this week, 1507 bbls. II.vcon the demand for bacon is improving; we quote, 5 to 5 cents for Hog round; Hams 0 to ; and in fair demand. Arrived this week 414 hhds 311 boxes assorted, 492 hhds Hams, and 42,000 lbs in bulk. Ueef The rates last quoted, M?S3 $11, Prime $9: Cargo, $7 per bbl, remain without change; the demandas usual. Arrived this week, 0 hhds 11$ bbl?. Laud continues to be foU at former rates; that of good quality in fair demand at G to (J cents, inferior dull at lower rates. Arrived this week, 11 bbls 10,CG2 kegs. Huttlk has not improved in price or demand. We continue last weeks quotations, Coshen, 19 to 20; Western for good, 10 cents per lb. Arrived this week, 19 bbls 40 kegs. Whiskey We have noticed a. 'till further reduction in the price of this article 19 to 20 cents is now

the current price. Arrived this week, 431 bis.

Specie. Mr. Benton, in his great speech upon the currency, estimates the whole amount of specie in

the U. S., in Banks and in circulation, at less than thirty millions of dollars. France has now a specie circulation of Three Hundred and Fifty Millions, and England a circulation of One Hundred and Thirty Millions. The smallest paper money in France is for $100. In England for $25. In the 12 years previous to 1833, the Bank, although expressly prohibited by its charter, has sold and exported in that time forty millions of specie including four and a half mii.ions of Spanish milled dollars; the only foreign coin which is a legal tender in the U. States. No one can wonder at the scarcity of specie here, or fail to seethe object of the Bank in getting it out of the country. Bangor Rep.

NOTICE. JUM)UY NOTES, drawn payable to Nblv I. McCinnis, John Rogers and S. V. Jemison, have been left with the undersigned for collection. Unless the said notes are paid before the 15th of June next, the undersigned will bo under the neccssity of bringing suit upon them. All persons, therefore, who know themselves indebted on caid notes, aro requested to pay the fcame to the undersigned before"' the 15th or June next, and avoid the cost, which otherwise miv accrue. r lof "JOHN SALTMAUSH, J. P. May 13th, 1831. Fresh llttchereT.

Ai J. barrel 1 resh Mackerel, of good quality, just received, nnd for sale bv i ' J. P. DUNN A: CO.

May 10, 134. H rrnHF subscriber his ju?t received from Philadclphid, (which he is ready to hov, nt the Stora Room formerly occupied by Juhii V Wcvt,) a General assortment of Goods, Suited to the present and approaching neaion, roxMK'MM: in i.vkt or

BROAD CLOTHS, 1

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77 VT , f pjurcwsetwir immeui- d j contiime, tnJ Ration are .till the Super blue, invisible green, Iondc, Hi;uk stp V. thai. t. in muninn nf t i.-i Wtnfn in-r Ka ..vmvmM ' ... -- . 1... ' . .. . . ' . . w.uw ,

j, ... cjimo. I'ir.R Uv.im Crr-en. V'toH . :,. 11 to - Ulivo brown, h ue. mixed, nml ilml.

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lt?i St. Domingo, 10 to 11 cents per lb.

on the great political questions of t'ie day.

The Brcics. The trial of the fimilv of the

uiews, ioou liiaco in me ;myor ourt yesIerU:iy. . Simon Martin i-ad vert Iced in the Loui-snna. Cour- i

The charge was forgery. Afler a full arid inter- j0r as havir." runawv from that citvon the'JOth ult.

esting investigation. L'.ijxhDrew was convicted,! He took with him about J) tin. usand Dollars cf the

and Cimles and Llishs, tlio sons wi ia acquitted i fund t-f the 'Mechanics' S: rradi'r.' Banlc. He is

t hecn ten-! represented ts an uncommonly nr.o looking uin:

and discharg:il. E'ijaii Drew lias not

tenccd. Phihid.papii'

i CJUUO Howard is t flVrcd for hi

oprrehcnsso:i.

SATXI7ISTS.

Blue, brown, tradette, and premium tnixud.

new article of ftibhionable t-lrijcJ do. I , K K .

Ileal Mack Italian lutCFtnngv, Lhck gro. Swis, black gro.de nap and rVnt-haw.

do.

Beat this Shoemakers. W'u are informed thali

Bank Stock. The books for the subscription of!

etock to the branch bank at this place, were closed on Saturday evening last, with between 90 and 100 ehare3 over the number required. The stock, we take pleasure in saying, has been taken generally in small amounts, and in this way it has been distributed among a large number of the citizens of the district a circumstance that must and will give the bank additional interest and credit, when in operation.

Extraordinary Death. In New-York, a few days since, an infant only six months old, was killed by a cat having sucked its blood from the nose of the child,

while asleep in the cradle. The child was found i

with the blood in its nose. warm, but lifeless. The

cat remained in the cradle with its mouth and nose

immersed m blood, ana so gorged as to be unabie to leave the place. A medical examination took place, and the result was, from the loss of blood by the child, and the great quantity found in the cat, which was killed, -that the life of the child was taken bv the cat.

We have on file a communication from Mr. A. J. Cotton in reply to Mr. Oliver Hewstis's article, inserted a short time since; and next week shall endeavor to find room for it. When this is done, we

hope to be excused from publishing any replies or

rejoinders; as we discover the whole matter is na

rowingdown, or rather we should say, icideninz

into a personal dispute, in which but a 6inail portion of our readers have the least interest.

From the Winchester Virginian. Our Banks. We liave but a few words to sayon thi3 subject. On Friday last an ?.genl for certain merchant in Baltimore was reported to be on his way to this place with 80,000 of the ptipcr of Winchester Bunks. Tho result of this rumor

was that before he arrived at, or least before lie left j uron-

Mr. Grove C. Ilolcotnb, of Granny, in tl made in five and a h ilfdays, "21 pairs of "real I stout inens boots. We need not sav that he is an j industrious 'mechanic, or that he "iiicks to the hst,,Ti literally. X. K. Review. J Drew, recently convicted of forgery, in Phil idelphia, has been sentenced to ten years impris-i ontnent in the penitentiary. j

Lagvira, Feh. 22, 1 S3 i. Matters go on here tolerably well, and I think shortly, of all the republics of South America, this and Boliva will be the only ones where security for persons and property will be found, the other confederacies being now plunged in civil war and, anarchy. By the latest advices from New Granada, it is understood, that Smtander is perfectly detested since he ordered the execution of a number of the most respectable citizens. In answer to an inrpiiry by Mr. Williams, of N. C. in the House of Representatives, Mr. Polk stated that there were 30,000 applications for pens-ons now before the Pension Oilice, and not yet decided

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Aug u Ht f 5 5 e e I on - 1 8 it ICR COVritNOE, j.uies a. JiBADt .voaii .voitu:. FOR LI El' rK.NA.NT fiOVEK.VOIl,

DA VIP WALLACE DAVID I

Horace Basse It.

J Harpers Ferry some of tho citizens of tint place

1 I ran oil

Meeting. A meeting of the citizens of Manchester, we are requested to say, will be held at the house of Oliver Heustis, on Monday next, to consider matters in reference to the Hail Road from this place to Indianapolis.

The bill for the improvement and extension of the Cumberland Road, passed the Senate on the 0th inst. It appropriates for the purposes named $6."2,(500; and provides that as soon as the road shall be put in good repair, it shall be surrendered to the several states through which it passes, and the U. States relieved from any further expense for the repair thereof.

Congress. The Senate on the 7th inst. determined by a vote of 27 to IG.that the protest of the president "be not entered on the journals." The following are the yeas and nays on the question: Yeas Messrs. Rell," Ribb, Black, Calhoun, Clay, Clayton, Hwing, Frelinghuysen, Kent, Knight, Leigh, Moore, Naudain, Poindexter, Porter, Prentiss, Preston, Robbing Silsbee, .Smith, Southard, Kprague, Swift, Toinlinson, Tyler, Waggaman, Webster. 27. Nays Messrs. Benton, Tjrown, Forsyth, Grundy, Hendricks, Hill, King of Alabama, King of Georgia, Linn, McKean, Shepley, Talimadge, Tipton, WhiteWilkins, Wright. 16. O-The Post-Master General has, we understand, directed the Post-Master at this placo to ascertain t K r tprmo nn iL'liili o ivtiil .on ti-i n i .1 1.

from thisplaee via York Ridge to Esquire Sunman's, in Ripley county. Proposal to that effect will be eeeived by the Post-Master at this place.

Flour. Wc are pleased to see that the price of

this article is advancing. The last New-York prices current received quotes it at $o S7i to 6 12. Wc understand that it is worth to o 12 in Cincinnati; and $4 50 to 5 in New-Orleans.

The Engineer (Mr. Van Degraff,) employed to survey and make an estimate of the cost of the rail road from this place to Indianapolis, arrived here on Mon

day last, and on Tuesday commenced an examina- Virginia Legislature to vote the return of Mr. Leigh tion of the route. His intention, we learn, is to Dass i to Washington the restoration of the Deposites to

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their legs to anticipHte tho aforesaid agent

with his $S0,000. This created some noise, in the neighborhood, and the hanks sustained a run for a few days. The famous Billitnorc agent arrived in due course of tho stage, with ono twentieth the sum, to wit, with about ,$'1000, for which, he got whatever he asked. In the mean time the whole community rose en masse there was but one feeling one sentiment. The Binks shall be sustained. The capitalists and the holders of real estate proffered to each banks their whole credit offered to mortgage their entire estate and give their individual bonds. The result of all this was tho immediate restoration of perfect confidence, the return of all the sums of specie which had been abstracted by neighborhood holders of the piper. Simultaneously with tin's noble conduct of cur own citizens, news reached us that Messrs. Cohen, of Baltimore, with their characteristic magnanimity had directed tho banks to draw on them to any amount; all of which has ended in

estabijsimig tinner than ever the standing iind credit of our banking institutions. It is but justice to say that our friends at Harpers Ferry have returned promptly the specie takon a way by them, as noticed above. VIRGINIA ELECTION'S. We shall endeavor, in a few days, to present a full list of the returned members to the Virginia Legislature, with a classification, as far p.s practicable, to designate their party predilections. The statements of the Intelligencer and Whig are not to be relied on. Whenever a member is returned who dissents, in any particular, from the measures of the administration, he is set down by these prints as absolutely against it. If he does not prefer Mr. Van Buren to all the rest of the world for the Presidency, he is set down as at war with the administration. If he ever took exception to the. poclamation, he is against the President in toto if he disapproved the removal of the deposites, he is the irreconcilable opponent of all his measures. In this way, with the help of some downright forced impressment as to some members, the Whig ?.nd Intelligencer have made a large majority in the next Legislature on their side. It will vanish, when day-light is shed upon it, like a mist. We venture the prediction that no majority will be found in the next

i o?. f r.Nvaou Johioji Watty

Alexander 11. Dill, John arer.

WHiiar. Dilg.

James V. Hunter.

Martin Trcstcr. r it n e r i t r s i : n it a t i v : s , Alfred J. Cotton, A". . Torhet, Johnson 1Vattsf Thoina Howard

Mantus, Sarsaiit lU and l.tvi.tinu t-nlHis,

J Colored giode nip, plain and figured, Colored I'orenee and matins. A variety of i Consisting of blond gauze, grj de zane, ' Gro de naps, popclino, and crape de chine. j Superfine gauze, and crape fcarfs, ' Figured Riid plain bohinott, ! Thread and bobinett laces, and inserting, i Bobinett and Swiss cape,

hite and black bobinett veils, Black, green, and white gauze, do. Irish linen, lawns, and linen cambucJ, Linen cambric handkerchief.

; Super gauze ribbons, oud belting.?, Pink, white and black Italian crape, IMain, f-triped and corded gingham,

CI LLB Y. il,itcd .Aluiiin, ' Plain, figured and crostdnrrod jaconet,

1 nam ami jigurea ovvite, loo:; ana can;inc muslin, i Corded skirts, i Linen and cotton table diaper, Circasiane, rnerinoes and boinbazetts. lien's Mummer MYar. f ON8ISTINO OK KCMMKTl

COHKECTED WEEKLY 11 V THE KEITELKWN.

OHIO, Commercial Bank of Cin-

par

.rio

jilong the line and make such examination as will

enable him to determine as near as may be the most practicable route, previous to his entering upon a careful gurvey, with a view to iu permanent loca-

We give to-day, according to promise, a sketch of the debate in the House of Representatives, on the -general appropriation bill. The debate, it will be seen, comprises the speech of Mr. Lane, followed by

Mr. Chilton, on the amendment proposed by Mr. I a r . rn i .... - A J i

v ance. me wnoie will be found well worth v of a perusal; particularly when it is understood that it was in this debate in the speech here given, that Mr. Chilton used up Mr. Lane, according to the logic of the editors of the Madison paper. We must confess that we cannot see any thing very extraordinary in the remarks of Mr. C. He, to be sure, mkes a heavy eet at Mr. Lane, but in no part of his speech do we see the overpowering cut and thrust hits at our representative, alluded to. We leave this, however, to be judged of by our readers, with this remark, that, unless wc are very much deceived in the man, Mr. Lane is a match for Mr. C. in any way he may think proper to take him; and if he did not think proper to reply to his tirade, it was not because he felt unable to meet him on his own ground and with his own weapons.

Mr. Biddle a renewal of the charter of the Bink

or approval of the Senate's impeachment of the President; and vote whatever else it may, we believe that the great cause for which the President contends will be supported by a large majority in that body, the final extinction rfthe Bank of the United Stales. In the Senate according to the Richmond Enquirer, the tables are completely turned in favor of the administration. Last session the opposition was 17 to 15. The Jackson majority is now 19 to 1.

Globe, ua? o.

India. Trie following paragraphs are from Journals published in the British possession in the East Indies. The maxim that "one half the world knows not how the other half lives," is being rapidly falsified by the march of intelligence or (to speak more concisely) the progress ofjournalism. jfvxe-Yorker. Kandahor. A heavy shower of sorolites fell lately in this citv. Owing to the weight of the shower the

roofs of many of the houses fell in, and others were perforated. Zulkefar A 1 i Chan, the son of Olimala, having (although forbidden by his parents) gone to the court yard of their house to gather some of these pebbles, which were very round and Eo-jth, was killed by the fall of one of those fiery meteors, which struck him with such violence on the head, as to fracture his skull into three pieces. The flash which accompanied the stroke was so vivid, that it dazzled the eyes of those sitting in the balcony cf the house. The stone was found to weigh three seers, and many of the stones weighed upwards of two seers. This phenomenon was succeeded by eo deme a fog, that the rays of the sun could not be perceived tor the three days that it lasted. India paper. Capture rfan English armed Schooner. We understand from a person whom we deem worthy of credence, that he learned, on board of the Schooner Tifa, which arrived here day before yesterday from Matanzas, that the Spanish "Revenue Cutter Retllla

had boarded and taken, on the coast cf Cuba an English schooner of war. The circumstances were

oneny these: i he English vessel taking the Span- Farmers i Mech's of do f

ish cutter for a slave-trader, as was afterwards as- j DIST. COLUMBIA, certained, fired upon her; whereupon, she hoisted her 1 Bank of Washington colors, which having been deemed a satisfactory evi- j Central Bank dence of her real character, a broadside succeeded; j Bank of Columbia upon which, an engagement took place, which re- ! U. Bank Georgetown suited in the capture of the schooner, whose loss Farmers'- Mechanics

amounted to fourteen men. JVcic-Orleans Bee. Disasters at Sea. The loss of vessels upon the coast of France during December, was greater than was ever known. There are authentic accounts of 47 ships, the greater part of which were destroyed with both men and cargo. The Superb, 74, lost in the Archipelago, was one of the finest of the French vessels she was launched in 1814, The loss is 2,000,000 francs. The men were all saved except nine sailors. Jamaica. We have received bv the ship John W.

Cater, liles of Kingston papers to the 14th ult. The

c mint i Franklin bank of

Bank of Chillicotho " Lancaster 44 Coluinbua Mount Pleasant Western Reserve

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Ht. Clairsville Marietta Urbana Banking Co

Farmers AcMech's of do 1 1 Farmers B'k of Canton li Bank of Zanesville 1 jv7;rr von k City Banks I Troy and Albany Mohawk Bank I Newburgh I Auburn f Geneva .r Utica and Branches . Ontario Bank, Utica f At Canandaigua I J!ICIIIG.E

Harrisburgh Charnbcrsburgh Eas-ton West Chester

2-Germantown 2iMontgomeiv 2j Farmers B'k Lancaster t! Bucks Cour.ty $ Getty sbunrh,

urownsville York Bank Northampton Lancaster Bank .VA11YLA.YI). Baltimore Bank George county

Farmers' B'k Annapolis 2

rig,

Bank

of Michigan

j Merino, caseimcre, brochell, j Princetta, and lasting, j Real linen drilling, i Bine and yellow nankeen.

i Superior silk velvet.

.i into ano rolorou rnflrr.nllrn rr,M

Valcutia, Satin face and rilk do.

2 HTOCKS. 3 i Bombazin, plain and figured ellk, p I Black Italian cravats, 3 I Gi ntlemcn's and Ladies t'lov, 2 j Brown ::d bleached sheetings and fchirliira, jCheckF, plaids, and ticks, Arc, Arc.

-:Hath, Boots, vnd Shoes, of all kind,

JTil'i a general ujsortrncnt of

O ! a I

Uank of Alexandria

Potomac Bank Farm. B'k Alexandria : Union B'k Alexandria PEM S YL I LYIA .

Philadelphia Banks V

Pittsburgh

Havre de Graco Frederick county West minster Haarerstown

DELAWARE. Hank of Delaware " Farmers' B'k A:. Branch 'A

Commercial Bank Branch of do. Milfuru Wilmington and Brandvwine .WW JERSEY. State B. at Camden At Hlizabethtown Cumberland Bank Farmers' B'k M't Holly Newark Insurance co. Trenton Banking co. Bank of X. Brunswick VIRGLYIA. Richmond As Branch Valley and Branch N. W. B. at Wheeling

Hardware & Gut lory, Quccnswarc, Glassware, and Groceries. A LHO, Bar Iron, Casting, Xe.il, and Yindoi (Haas, tVc. tyr.. C. R. WEST. April 2.1th. lf.1L ().u' He feels grateful for part fivors, end rcMKictfullj

7, ; eolicits u continuance of public patronage. ('lIlL.W IlUzabctiiloivn alxlitichH)fr

T. m. STEWART

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IJaifl ISoacl CoisipnEBy. THE subscribers of the stock in the Lawrenceburgh and Indianapolis Rail Road Company, are hereby notified that at a meeting of the Board of

new Governor, the Marquis of Slifro, had arrived, and i Directors of said Company, held at Grecnsbureh on

thus tar is more popular than his predecessor. De- the 2rth day of April, j!)4, the following orde

hical School in Eliz abMhtovvn.

cn Moiiday.Moy llMhiut. He is pretared to tench the branches iuu-

ally embraced in n literary education, and bcirg a graduate cf Minmi lTnivcrsity, the courcc f rtudy will l adapted to thoe who witli to enter would refer to tho faculty of Miami

; University, for any information ns to qualifications; .', j and for particulars, to . ., lq., C. tV I. I),

.7.t, ana v. J f n i.t t l.lizaLetlitown.

Ikrmk $1 7.1, $2 e.1, and $: 00 per quarter, according to the branches taught. fcC-Boarding can be had on moderate terms. May H, 1M4. Ki.yw

tails are given of an earthquake which has destroyed the city of Pasto, in New Grenada, and which "are

truly distressing. Courier. Tobasco. Cant. Powers. 2G davs from Tobnsr.o.

. j

t was

maae: Ordered, That a call of one dollar per share be

and is hereby made, which the rtockholdcrs are re- j

quired to pay on or before the fourth day of Julv

The will bred Home

ILL sUnl ths present tcnecn ending the lirrt of July next

Mondays, Tuesdiys and Wednesday a, at Steplien Ludlow's table, Xew Lawrcneeburjjh, and on Thursdays,

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uuuuui, w uicujiiu uic Hm:iw. l lie muur rciusiu ' -.-r-'"i ..... ........ ...r. , j . , . , i ,wi ... r, , i. ,,c.n .,,.

to dplivPr nn fhpir ,rmc .,r i Hendricks, or James Freeman, at. Gr.nshunr!,. r &Uio " d L P

va.u, nn. viii; ) Uliil Wiu ! Z ' :i ' C3"' .- l..-

reports that a civil war was rajrinor in that place, in ! ncxt aru tnat tnc Pitne t-ray be paid to .Stephen

consequence ot an order trom Mexico to the com-j 1,luilou' ireasurer, at Jiawrenceburgu; to

The Galenian contains a

description of a new town which has been laid off on : Laborde, mentioned a day or two since, of cliolera, Lhe south bank of the Wisconsin river, about half Vve have to announce tha't of the French Consul at

Havana, on the 11th ult. of the same disorder.

3Ir. J. R. Smith, late editor of the Statesman, of thi3 place, has issued a prospectus for publishing in Coanersville, a new work t?ntitlcd the "Indiana Literary Souvenir." Mr. S. is a gentleman of respectable literary attainments, and a writer of considerable experience; he will no doubt render the proposed work worthy of patronage. We will give his prospectus an insertion, that his old friends here may hare an opportunity of reading it.

.Veto Town of Helena.

the

way between Fort Winnebago and Prairie du Chien, and ten miles north of the mines in the neighborhood

of Dodeville. It is called Helena. 1 ne writer

states that about one mile from the town, below the Pine Point, Mr. Daniel Whitney, of Green Bay, has erected a shot tower, where he contemplates to manufacture from 5 to 6000 lbs. of shot per day when in full operation. The business has been already commenced. Saw-mills are being erected on the Wisconsin, and the farms in the vicinity of Helena are

! rapidly improving. St. Louis Refmblican.

VThe Maryland State Colonization Society have succeeded in purchasing a tract of land 400 miles in

were volunteering to aid trie authorities to carry the i order into execution. Mer. Adccrtiser. ;

January, eleven indict

i wo persons were conv

Crocker Bray, his infant

une was executed, end the other reprieved. One

person was convicted of manslaughter.

Cholera. In addition to the death of C

delivered on or before tho 25th Do-

Certificates cf stocl

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BenjaTTon I. lilvthe or James Blake, at lndiananolis. ! ce,,1lx?.r.r ,, , . . . , ,

i ...hi i it- . l itiii i i)i4uw is a bcauiuui liray; lo k will be ready tor delivery at ! , , , , i V .

j nanus iiij;u, unu pioroj uuui'u ior muuio or narnoss. ; He was sired by Old Republican of Kcntucy; hi dam was a Rainbow, a high prized strain of horse. t a i : , .1,. .i . i

Journal, Indianapoiif., .,, , ,. .

will please publish the above. I V rL"J" Vi f T Juu-" J i I urther conuitions agreed on nt tho Ftauds.

' 4l. - I .1 . 1

nents for murder were found, j ayuvu "a,uvu t',', tr

icted ol the murder of Robert , ,

J.awrenceburgli, Jiay 5, l A.

uy tor eel i very

DUNN, Clerk.

Commercial Advertiser.

The

From the JV O. Price Current, April 19. NEW-ORLEANS MARKET. Mississippi has commenced fallinrr and is

now about two feet below high water mark. The weather, since our last report, has been every thing that could be desired, verging to neither extreme, but preserving a. proper medium between them all. Sugar There is no material change in the price, but the demand is very limited. We continue to quote 5 to 0 cents as price on plantation. In the CitV, 6 to Gi that fif infprJnr n?ii!itr calllr... nt r.r',-

excent,for the purpose ot colonizing such free persons J ce9 below our lowest quotations. Cleared this week, ot color as may wish to emigrate. It is considered j 649 hhds 75 bbl

one of the most desirable spots on the Western Coast

oi Africa, being free from the neighborhood of swamps and other causes, the exhalations of which have been so fatal in generating fever and disease. It has been called Maryland, possesses a good anchorage tnd harbor for the largest vcsseli.

Molasses remains without change in price, with the usual good demand on the plantations, 20 to 21 cents, in the city 22 cents per gallon. Cleared this week, 496 hhds 407 bbb. Tobacco The good demand, previously nr ticed, tt ill continues. We quote this week, Crooed 3 to

(Lately from the East,) AVE commenced the Mercantile Business in Lawrenceburgh , in one of Mr. Ludlow's, Store

Rooms on High street, above Short fctreet; where they olfer for sale, on the most accommodating terms, an assortment of They respectfully solicit the public patronage. May 10, 1834. " 17

May 1, lsC4.

ELI SCOGGLV.

10-4w

An Apprentice to the J'rhitinfT USiUCSS would be received at this office. A Boy 15 or 10 years old, and from the country would be preferred. March 26 .

mllftrkeret.

FEW barrel Mackerel, of a good quality, for

sale by

N. A: G. SPARKS

Fresh Flour & Raw Cotton. THE subscribers have just received a few barrels of Fresh Flour; also one bale superior Raw Cotton. J. P. DFNN tc CO. May 9, 1SC4.

LANK DEEDS, ISOIITGAGES, BZX1X.S f 1 f ff.ntli 11 Si it I a o VE.Veh ansc

Juatice and Constable' blanks, of all kinds, for stle at this cjKce.

May 1, ISM.

IOO nozen ItroowH, OF .Superior quality, for pale by April 0, mi. L. W. JOHNSON.

ZANESVILLE SALT. a CONSTANT SUPPLY of this article kept 011

2VL hand, and for Bale by

May 1, 1K34

N. & CS. SPARKS. 10

Mnnlmvi n Salt. A QUANTITY t.TKanhava .W.just received, and for sale by CEO. W. LANE U Co. April 17, 1634,