Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 23, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 21 June 1834 — Page 3

Saturday Iftoriiiiig, June 21

! The laws and journals of the last general assembly vf this State, were received at the clerk's office in this place, last week, and are ready for delivery to those entitled to receive them. Adjournment of Congress. The resolution of the House of Representatives, proposing an adjournment of both Houses on the 30th of June, was taken up in the Senate on the 9th inst., and amended by striking out 30th June and inserting 30th instant, and inlhat form adopted. So both Houses have agreed to close the present session on the 30th inst.

FOURTH OF JULY. At a mooting of the citizens of Lawrence-burgh, held at the Hotel- of Mr. Hunt, on the evening of the 11th inst. for the purpose of making arrangements for celebrating the 57th anniversary of American Independence, Judge 31'Pike was called to the chair and G. Spauks, appointed secretary. The object of the meeting being stated by the chair, the meeting proceeded, to business when on mo

tion, the following resolution was adopted:

key, and keep the money, and the poor Indiunr. ne ver see a dollar. There have been case?, said Mr. T., where the Chiefs, and a few others, prevented the common Indians from receiving the money due them from the Government, although the agents would count and offer them their annuties, they would not receive it, fearing the displeasure of the Chiefs; and the Chiefs and traders want to coerce the Govcrn-

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Another paper has recently been established at Washington city, under the title of JS"orth American. The Editor, Mr. Greer, warmly espouses the

cause of the Administration; and judging from the numbers we have received, we are led to believe he will be found an able and efficient advocate of democratic principles.

The resolutions submitted by Mr Clay in the Sen

ate, and which passed that body, in reference to the i , 1 ' A. C J " A .. . t

removal anu restoration oi me oeposues, wure iuu!n .., . I.. ,l. it c ti xi. . io.i. appoinitu

10 sieep in neiiouseoi itepreseniaiivcs on u.e 101 a D g M Omor Mai.

umn.

Resolved., That the following gentlemen compose i mcnt to make the payment in such manner as to fu-

a committee of arrangement for celebrating the ap-.; vor their interested and dishonest motives, proaching anniversay of the 4th of July, viz: J This Chief, (Ross,) I understand, claims $3,000 J. II. Lane, G. Sparks, Jacob P. JJunn, G. W. ' to ,t0fr.iv his rvupino In rnminn horn, and ho wnnta

Lane, II. Fields, E. B. Hunt Jacob Scoggins,J. Uq Unjle( glalc j . cn3C and jf Con. .S. Ferns, C. R. If est, V. M. Cole, Geo. Jf . Ca- .r,, ,i . t i . i . i .i . r hie, and IF. Davidson, j Sr'&3 iefus? lIs request, I do not doubt that Ross And that the committee report on Thursday eve-! w,'1 nev lcl ihe annuities pass from his grasp, unning next its proceedings to this meeting, when, j tl1 lie wrings from the poor people ot his tribe the On motion, the meeting adjourned to Thursday , price that he wants us to pay for coining hereto evening next. J annoy the president and Congress. JOHN MTIKE, Prcs't. Sir, I am anxious to have a report on the facts of Green Sparks, Sec'y. this case from the committee on Indian Affairs. Let , . , us know all the facts, and I havo no doubt that we

i mrsaayevenmguie meeiing conveneQ pursui t shallfmdlhatthG Chief anJ f hc ,v, adjournment, when the committee made the fol-, d L ,&, . war upon tinner rnrtnrt whiph ivns iinnnimmislv rnnr'iirrpn 1T1: . . . J ..., u. ""a'',-, u" I

this most just and proper measure of their administration. When we understand all the facts I hope that the Senate will sustain the administration in this measure.

I know that many honest men, who are misled by

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SENATOR Johnson Watts.

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lowing report, which was unanimously concurred in

The committee appointed to make arrangements for the celebration of the 57th anniversary of Ameriwt 1 f 1 t 1 A 1

j can muepenuence, Degs leave 10 report tnai 11 nus

Wc understand that tlie committee appointed by a meeting held at Wilmington some time since, to nominate candidates favorable to the removal of t'.ie county seat of justice, met at that place on Wednesday last, and nominated James Walker, Esq.

ns a candidate for representative, to fill the place of J for one dollar eadwhen it was

Resolced, lhat the tew remaining revolutionary

soldiers in and near this place, are respectfully re-

J. W. Hunter and

Dr

Chaplai

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and

Spooner

W.Johnson, a committee to draft toasts T. hat the committee has contracted with Mr. II. Fitch to pre

pare a public dinner for one hundred and fifty persons,

. J. H. brower, Marshals Ilev. . 31. Dailey, such clamors, coming from interested men, are im-

rt Messrs. V . Armstrong and G. P. liuell, posed on, and under a mistaken state of the facts, are

evident A. Sparks, 1 . Porter, 1. l'rotzman, i . .iJinythla CI lief 1 Ross, and othors. T nm unm tint.

O. Tousey, Fice Presidents- E. Cunlift, 1 . L. R s ftn ,sin,trr.ini;1rmnit .:n

, A. St. C. Vance, John P. Dunn, and L. " "1 . 1 " Z ,u' VIIJ" iUV"

J sJ UIOU U.UU 1VUU Vll.lt OiJ fVJl I.

Col. Johnson Watts, refusing to stand a poll. No

alteration, wc believe, was made in the ticket for senator.

quested to honor the celebration by their attendance.

Resolved, 1 hat the citizens ot this county are 111-

Jloorc and Letcher. The house of rcprcsenta-1 vited to join with us in the celebration.

Resolved, 1 hat the citizens 01 Jiilizabethtown, U.

tives have a toufrh iob of it to determine which of

these eentlemen is entitled to a seat as a member, are requested to attend

Un the llth inst. tne nouse cornmitieu me repori oi the election committee, with all the amendments thereto, to the committee of the whole, with instructions to report a resolution, in substance, declaring the election in the 5th congressional district of Ky., void, from uncertainty and irregularity, and that neither of the claimants is entitled to a seat. The vote on the reference was ayes 113, noes 109. The house will probably sustain the resolution, when reported, and thus determine that neither of the gentlemen is entitled to a seat.

Mr. Clay obtained leave in the U. S. Senile on the 28lh May, to introduce the following resolutions: Kcsoli rd, Ly the Senate and House of Representatives of the U. S.of America in Congress Assembled, That the reasons, comunieated by the Sec

retary ot the I icasury in Ins report to Congress ol the 4th of December, 1833, for the removal of the

August Election 183 fl TOR GOVERNOR, JA.MFS G. RFAD, VOAU .VOllLK. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, DAFID WALLACE, IMF ID F. CULL FY

FOR Horace Bassett.

Walter Armstrong. FOR SHERIFF Alexander If. 77, John UVim'f James W. Hunter. William Martin Trester. "Warren Ttlbs. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, Alfred J. Cotton, X H. Torbtt, Thomas Howard, David Guard, Samuel H. Doicden, Isaac Caldiull Isaac Dunn, ron COMMISSIONER, George Arnold.

EOU Til E IWU.AMl M. Jfr. Editor: Please place the following ticket in your paper, to be supported at the next election by liOTll KNDS. senator,

Jolinson II "..

REPRESENTATIVES, David Guard, Alfred J. Cotton, The Rising :Sun Times, will ploa?e publish this ticket, and oblige uoru i:ms.

.sr.co.M) w:ii or fJiWW. unexampled success of this juvenile Woik which now circulates into every state and territory intho Union, has encouraged tho publishers to renewed oxertions in making it all that judicious parents could expect fortlie aiiiuement anJ instruction

ot tout II,

It

become

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interesting matter, its spirited an.l

t is important tn remark that this Magazine ha Jino a general favorite in Schools, and that judiis Parents and Teachers have discovered that its

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Resolved, That the proceedings be published in i Iiifb oi me money 01 ino uniteu states, and

the Palladium and Whiff. i ,,s branches, are insulhcient and unsatisfactory:

On motion the meeting adjourned sine dir. JOHN MTIKE, Priit. G. SrARics, jStx-'y.

Col. Webb, of the New York Courier and Enquirer, has signified his willingness to exchange with ull the Whig papers in the government, up to the 1st of January next, on unconditional, equal terms. This is vastly liberal in the Colonel, considering the severe pressure in business. We presume, however, hefl is not doing this all on his own "AooAV nor in this wise scattering his bread upon the waters for nothing. Tho bank would sound public opinion in every way, and may be she is willing to allow the Colonel for a few extras. It won't do for her to stop at trifles or be parsimonious now it's neck or nothing.

Jlr. Culley, I perceive you have given place, in your last paper, to my name as a candidate to repre

sent this county in the next legislature. A due rc-

Resolved therefore, That all deposites of tho

money of the United States which may accrue or bo received on and after the 1st. day of July, 1831, shall be made with the Bank of the United States and its Branches, in conformity with the provisions of the act, entitled "an act to incorporate the sub-

gard to my private business makes it necessary that ; in,. r' iqi

thcretorei n,7 "

rmUmmt&iJL it'Z XiUx3 2d tOilUIX'TED WEEKLY liY Til E UEPEl.I.lt'AN.

OHIO, N O Canal banking t.'o Ti j l.l. t : : i i "

v;um uiv. viiiciiHuu pTr ' t nion uk oi Louisiana o I'ranklin bank of do par All others muvrtaiu BankofChillicothe li! .MISSISSIPPI. do payable at Phila. 1 J ! Planters' Bank .r

Agricultural bk Natchez " U State bk Mississippi do 5

I should decline the

list of candidates

and I

liUUIiJlUl IKJll . U11U A tuv:viviv , f-p 11 Tl '

request that you will withdraw my name from the , lK uviug rcau mree several limes in t- f J the Senate, and divided so :is tn trpt n vnt nn p;ip!i

separately the first passed on the 3d inst., bv yeas

anu nays, as loiiow

June 20th, 1931.

Yours respectfully, GEO. 11. DUNN.

VLV O AT T.ll T-'l I T1 -r.

'W-J-essrs, lieu, iioo, uiacK, Uallioun, Ulay, Clayton, Kwing, Frelinghuysen, Hendricks, Kent,

King, ot ueorgia, Knight, Leigh, Mangum, Nau

(Iain, Poindextcr, Porter, Prentiss, Preston, Bob

bins, Silsbce, Smith, Southard, Sprague, Swift,

I lomlinson, lyler, Uagganvan, Webster proportion tO females NAYSML r TlpnTnn. ltrnwn. Pnv.l, nmn.

Rank Investigation. On publishing the report of the majority of the committee appointed to investigate the affairs of the United States Bank, we promised to give place also to the report of the minority on the same subject. We did this, (not having then seen it,) on the presumption that it would

be a paper of moderate length; but have since dis-

Females wanted in ihe West. The correspond

entoflhcN. Y. American, who writes from Ga

lena says :

" The number of males in

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nr . , . i i p m ay, llill, Kane, King ot Alabama, Linn, McKcan, fifteen, (I m.ght say twelve) or widows of a0 are Mqu Robinson ShcpleVj Tipton, While, Wiikins alike snapped up with avidity by the disconsolate ur-, ir. ' 1 1 1

bachelors. In the mines, a few years since, their n. i ,v 4i n n . i 4i r n 1T . ' , .J, , i . r .i 1 lie second passed on tl:e 4th mst, by the followeyes were so seldom cheered with the sightot the j - vo , ' J belter part of creation, that I was told by nn old i Vtt-xq u, d,ii t i k it i r v rt ii i on -i i 1LAS Mesrs.l5elI.ljibb,15Iack, Calhoun, Clay, borderer, 'he had travelled 20 miles, only to get a p.i v,,- i , i' . t- i . it. i. 'JXu i Clayton, Lwing, 1 relmghuysen, Kent, Knight,

. . . , ! Leigh, :icKcan, Maimum, iNauda n. Poindextcr.

Porter, Prentiss, Preston, Uobbins, Silsbec, Smith,

All others uncertain

ALA ISAM A.

IS jHank of Mobile 1" Id .'State bk Alabama & br 1T

11 others uncertain FIRGLYIA.

Valley and Uranch

o

Marietta

.Mount Pleasant Norwalk G'eauga Hank of Zanesvill St. Clairsville

Commerc'l b'kL. l'rie Id Dayton Hank H Commercial bk. Scioto H

V iV .M bk Steubenville 1 i i Hank of Va : branches !i

14 ('ohuubus 44 liancaster .Muskingum bk

i.'rbana Hanking Co Wtjstern lleserve Id

All otheis uncertain. .MICHIGAN.

KLjYTUCK V. I Michigan bk ." and up. II

Hank ot Louisville Id ! p As -Alec bk of Mich I Louisville Hotel Co " 5 and upwards , I Hank Commonwealth X?t); Smaller notes

do Kentucky Sc brVhs J0, Hank of Kiver Haisin All others of no value All others no value.

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gr.nmgs, us enure novelty, added to the circumstance of its coming every fortnight f.vh from tho press, in convenient and beautiful mmuVrs, havo all conspired to render it unusually attractive ti. i...i.S. .

I oung reuuors. u m n.iti wmi avmny nnj pleas

ure; and the object ot school education, o tar as it relates to reading understanding!', aciptiriiig at tho same time valuable portions of knovvlcge, .and an enduring taste for reading, is better accomplish! by this interesting periodical, than by any moans hitherto attempted. There arc now fchools in every pnrt of the country that take, borne twenty, tome thirty, foiuu forty, and tome as inany as bixty-six copies of this Magazine; and the Teacher:?, ono and all recommend its uacj and importance in the most unequivocal manner and are exerting thonibcKcs to increase its circulation. To such a are yet unacquainted with Pnrloy'i Magazine, we would ttate touio of the interesting topics it presents. 1. Natural History t)f bcat-ts, bird, fithfis, reptiles, insect, plants, .lowers, trees, the huma;i

frame, c. II. Hiognphy -lv-pecially of the Younj. III. Geography Accounts of place.0, manner, customs, c. IV. Traxclj and voyage, in various putsoflhn world. V. Lively description of tin curioritics of .Yii-'-'"'' and Art in each of the I'nited States, and in other coantrcs. VI. Lessons on objcts that daily surround Children in tho Parlor, .uWry, Garden, A; c. Accounts of Trades and l-.mploymeut?. VII. Particular duties uf the Young to Parents.

I eachers, Hrothers, Sixers, c. VIII. llihle Lessons and Stories. IN. Narratives Such as are well authenticated; Original Tahv. N. Parables, Tables nml Proverbs, where tho moral is obvious and excellent. NL Poetry Adapted to tho youthful capacity and toolings. NIL Intelligence llmbracing Accounts of Juvenile Hooks, Societies and remarkable occurrences. Many of the subjects art? illustrated by nuiuerou and beautiful engravings, pre pi red by the best Artists, and selec ted not only witli a view lo adorn, the work, but to improve the tas-te, cultivate the Mind, and r iise the allot tion of tho young to appropriate

would make them better

1 and worthv obiects. v

j ao payable iiiarteston V j children, better brothers, better slttor?, bettor pupils, Id 'Farmers' bk aiV br '2 better associates, and in the end. Letter citizen.;.

ii : jn. . uk at y tieoung J

do payable at Wheeling M All others uncertain

was actually one in the neighboihood.'

What a fine market is here for unmarried Fi:malitv! We marvel that some Yankee, who is up to

covered that to publish it entire, would occupy more trade, does not export a cargo or two of eastern girls i i.i n iit i. .1 c ' l a n

to the valley of the Mississippi. Articles which arc not perfectly saleable among tho fastidious bache

lors of this market, could be most readily "snapped '

room than we could yvell spare. We have therefore

given very liberal extracts to-day, omitting only Buch parts of the report as appeared not absolutely necessary to a proper understanding of the matter under consideration.

up1' in the far West. We do not know of any thing

in tho present hard limes, which holds out a great er chance for speculation. Ar. Y. Trans.

C il i ci.. ci . fit ! rri i i

ooumaru, oprague, owur, tomiinson, lyier, aggaman, Webster "28. NAYS Messrs. Benton, Brown, Forsyth, Grundy, Hill, Kane, King of Alabama, King of

Georgia, Linn, Morris, Itobbinson, Shepley, Tipton,

White, W.lkins, Wright Ui.

REMARKS OF MR. TIPTON, On tho motion of Mr. Clayton to refer and the memorial of the Cherokee Chiefs.

In Senate May 20.

Many of the citizens of this county yvill no doubt be sorry to learn that George II. Dunn, Esq. owing to urgent calls of private business, declines standing a poll for representative at the ensuing eleL-tion. For the last two years Mr. D. has served in the house of representatives, and we can in all truth and candor bear testimony to the zeal, ability and indus

try with which he discharged the various and com- I referring this paper to tho

plicated duties confided to him, as a member of that body. The interests of the State and of the county yvere alike ably sustained by hin. We say this much in justice to Mr. Dunn, notwithstanding our difference of opinion as to many points of general politics.

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Mr. T. said that he was in favor of receiving and

Committee on Indian

Affairs. He would hear tho complaints of the

humblest individual, no matter of what color, if he was an individual entitled, as tho Cherokees were, to the protection of our Government. But, sir, I am opposed to incurring the expense of printing the voluminous document accompanying the

We omitted to mention last week that Arthur St. Clair and Abner McCarty had been nominated by the President as Register and Receiver of the

Land Office at this place. Mr. McCarty's nornin'atton has been confirmed. That of Mr. St. Clair had not Lccn acted on at our latest advices.

Indiana Journal.

Horrible. We havo recently heard several rumors of a number of persons in Louisville being poisoned by negroes. Yesterday a gentleman just arrived from Louisville, communicated to ua the following particulars. It seems that some day last week, a large party of ladies and gentlemen of Louisville had attended a wedding. Among the sweetmeats served to the company were several custards. Into these , it is supposed, the cook, a holmo

TEJVLYESS EE. State bk Tcnn. 5c br Union bk Nashville do payable in Phila. Yeatnian !v; Woods payable at Nashville S do payable ut Phila

All others uncertain LOUISIANA Bank of Louisiana do Orleans ii Commercial bk Loui'a ." Consolidated AssociaFn f City bk of N Orleans T Louisiana Stato Hank fi Citizens' bk of Loui'a T

j LYDI.LYA. rF A- M bk $ V up.

Small notes

All others no value

I) 1ST. COLFMIUA,

Hank of Metropolis

ill All others uncertain.

PE.Y.YSYLFA.YIA.

Allegany bk of Pa.

Hank of Chainbersburg Chester county Gerinuntown Delaware county North America

Pittsburgh :

Other banks gait i al

Tho Magazine comes out every other Saturday.

and is ent to any part of the I'nited States by mail. Price 1 a year, in advance, 1 copies for .; X?0 copies fbr or 'Jo quarterly parts for .r postaga j of a cent, if under loO miles, and I cents for tho

greatest di.t nice.

Boston, Mass. May,

LILLY, WAIT, A: CO. W1.

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Mec cc Tra bk A: br 5;y from l toT.

memorial, until after it is examined and reported

Parlefs Magazine, the friend, the pride and de-! on by a Cornmitteo of the Senate, who could judge

light of all juvenile readers, has made its appearance : correctly what consideration it is entiled to from

on our taDie, alter a lapse ot time that betokened,! this body. woman, infused a lame nortion of arsenic. Fifty

as we thought, some neglect of us on the part of the lam confident, said Mr. T., that it is right and ! persons were immediately seized with all thesvmpwTv of eii 32i tt T' and,, y Proper to protect the poor Indians. No member of toms of poison, and, in a very short period, fourteen way oi snowing our tricndsliip to the work, conv the !i c . c i i .i t i i ' c i im t , . . publishers' address on commencing the 2d year and he &e"at.C feels a decpcr interest than I do in their j of them were corpses. The others recovered, tho' ask our readers' attention to it. ' preservation and prosperity ; and it w ill be found j some delay occurred in the administering of the much more difficult to shield tho poorer class of! proper antidote from the belief that the disease Rail Road Celt I rat ion. It will be seen by tho j Indians from combinations of dislioncst Chiefs, and J was cholera. Several of those who died were disfollowing article, extracted from the Indiana Journ-1 llioir co-workers of mischief and oppression, than j sccted, and the arsenic found in their stomachs, al of the 14th inst., that the commencement of the to protect them against the impositions of the offi-! The cook, who is suspected ef the act, I113 been

woriion me line 01 Jtau uoad Irom this n am tn in.

dianapolis is about to be celebrated in a becoming

manner. One mile and a Quarter of the road at

cers of the Indian Department.

The

policy adopted five years ago by this ad

ministration, of paying tho annuity to the heads of

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fl p r?n vi fr 1St C COmpIetC( a11 ,t0 tamilies, and no to the Chiefs, is both just and orothe iron, and will be ready for the passage of cars by 1. . 1 i u .i t 1 r .i

apprehended; but wc have not yet learned that any disclosures havo been made. Cincinnati Republican, June, 17

the 4 th of July.

"A celebration of tho commencement of the I11-

tlianapolis and Lawrenceburgh Rail Road is to take

per. it not only snields the poor Indians irom the

impositions of dishonest Chiefs, but enables the President to detect dishonest agents of the Indian

At the Supreme Court in Worcester, last week Miss Frances Rice received a verdict of nineteen

hundred dollars and costs against Mr. Willard, a turdays.

J&airrcncvisuFgh llcils. AlililYALS. From eastward, viaCincinnati, Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock A. M. Indianapolis, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays

j at 1) o'clock A. M. j Louisville, via Hiding Sun, Tuesdays and Satur

days ; O Clot K A. -W. Louisville, via Hartford, Thursdays at 0 o'clock A. M. Burlington Ky. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 P. M. Hrookville, via Kelso, Friday?, : o'clock P.M. Oxford Ohio, Sutunbvs at "o'clock P. M.

Petersburg!. Ky. Tuesdays .'i P. M. DEPAUTPKES. To east, via to Cincinnati.. Tuesday!, Thurrdays and Saturdays, at 1) A. M. Indianapolis, -Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 A. 31. Louisville, via Rising Sun, Mondays and Fridays,

10 A. 31. Iiouisville, via Hartford,Vodnosdays 10 A, M. llurlington Ky. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 8 A. 31. llrookville, via Kelso, Saturdays OA. 31. Oxford O. Friday 7 A. 31. A mail route will go in operation, in a few days to "Suniiuna' and back samo dav, perhaps on Sa-

Taken Up, IY II. Fitdier, of Delaware town.

f thip, Kipley count and f lute of

Indiana; two otray llOUSl'S, one a DAKK IKON OILY 3LV11F.

supposed to be four years oU this spring: two hind feet w hite, and the left fore foot alto w hite; about fourteen and a half hands high; a hard lump on her right hind leg U tween the pasture joint and knee, with a ecar on her loll hind buttock, ul a email white spot on her forehead, foino appearance of tho sweney coining on the right t boulder. The other a HRld'lIT HAY UIIH.P.LLNO HOKSF, with black mane, tail and legs; four year old this spring; tourteen and a half hand higli;" 110 either marks or brands perceivable. Tho .MAUI' appraised to twen-ty-fve dollars, and akoth.; lloUSi: ujipraUed to twenty-uve dollars, by Jituj M. Cure, and Daniel Hooker. Appraised before m3 on the 'd day of Juno IK I. ' 1 do certify that thf above is a true copy from my estraybook. MILF.s .MK.NDl'MIALl. j. v. 'r"ue 1 1, 1KU. yj-'iw

Iron mul iails

undcrsi'Mied. Agents for tho ('uviimtnii

Uolling 3lill. w ill keen contantlf on bin.! r

large and general aoi tment of ISar Iron, toiler Iron, Sheet V Mmoojt Iron. ALSOX comph-te assort unnt of NAILS, nil wamtnnd of EUjvrior quality, and Kr tale on the most accoiumoduting tonus, rnd at the Jowcr-t prices. C M ACALLF.STFU iV CO.

Cinviniudi, March ft, ?:, ?2-Aw. Citiciiiuuti Gazi ttc)

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place at Shclbyville on the 4th of July. Exten-1 V , ' tlhe ecrcl"y 1ot v.ar kno1ws'.,or ! trader of Leicester, for a breach of promise of

sivc preparations have been made by the citizens of j KIU,W U1C nuinue.r,01 in ulL marriage. Mr. W. had taken lessons in music of!

Shclbwille. and a lamn rnnrm, nf pnnln fmm a"U UlG arn0URt l U0 10 ",era D'

Shelby and the adjacent counties is expected. It I A&cntsi ?nd !f.th? aSenl

u ;ntr,,To,i fi.n. .: r .i ; to transmit wiiu uieir

. "ivnviv.u uuc a puiiiouui mo roau compieieu

oy mat time, and a Car to accommodate twentyfiyc persons, is said to be nearly finished, and the directors contemplate alfording the visitors an opportunity to have a Rail Road ride on that day."

Miss F. and afterwards fell in lovo with her. He danced, and now has to pay the fiddler. Boston Gazette.

The anniversary of American Independence, will be celebrated at Aurora, on the 4th of July next, by the members of the Sunday school; and all the Sunday schools within a convenient distance are esneciaily invited to unite with them in the celebration. Coiii(?u'cacc. Extract of a letter from General Lafayette to his correspondent in Baltimore, dated 2d April, 1834: '-'It is with the deepest ailiiction and with tho live

liest displeasure that I write to you, and to you! a-lone, on tho subject of what happened yesterday; the American treaty was rejected by a majority of a few 0te3. M. de Brogile very honorably sent in his resignation this morning; General Sebastani, tho author of the treaty, has done the same. You will be, a3 I have been, surprised to see members of the cote gouche have sided against the treaty. I am still sick, but with a fair hope of recovery, provided I do not commit any imprudence; that danger, however, would not havo prevented me, ns you may well suppose, from appearing in the House; but my friends used so many arguments to dissuade me from going, that I, at last, was obliged to yield. It is best, that I should repress the expression of my feelings upon this subject; I shall therefore speak of my sentiments toyou,17 &c.

hem by the Indian

agents were instructed

accounts tor settlement, an

abstract, showing the number of heads of families In n'lrJi Irlhn in1 1 1 1 - nnmKpr n f I nrl I vi il n 1 in

each family, with the amount of money paid to each, , 'rcat Exploit. On Saturda) a span of horses, ,n,m,; fWcimnh! bo rorfifipd bv two witnpssns. before a light wagon, trotted over the Ccntcrville

known to be entitled to credit for veracity, should C0.UIS0 n Long Island, one hundred miles in two the payment not have been made in the utmost j minutes less than ten hours, and, oi course won the finmosV In nil nprenn, holnnmim to the tribe, the i bct f ne tllOUSand dollars. Is tlllS not UnprCCC-

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dented.

N. Y. Gazette..

HEAD Ql!AKT212S9 Managers OJicv, Wheeling, Juuci, ISML

31 A RRI ED On the 15th inst. by John Saltmarsh, Esq. 3Ir Isaiah 3FLeastek to 3Iiss Ehzabstii Rranxex all of this county.

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President should dismiss every agent neglecting to do his duty agreeably to instruction.

Tho honorable Senator from Delaware (Mr. j Clayton) has told us how oppressive it was for a; poor Indian to travel fifty miles to receive fifty j cents, when the Chiefs could bring their money ;

without cost, as was the case under former admin- DIED At New Lawrencebunjh, on Tuesday

istrations. The honorable senator is mistaken as to I last, of consumption, after an illness of some weeks, i

the fact. -uiss3Iauy An.n Ludlow, last surviving daughter There is no law directing in what manner the j of Stephen Ludlow, Esq., aged about 17 years, annuity shall bo paid ; it is, as it should be, left to 3aMtacf?5 the President, and the mode complained of is the J ClClS$ WjttCllCS &C only just one. It is the duty of the agents to count j jj subscriber has just rcceivea direct from tho the money due to each individual, or head of fami- j J city of iV2?Sj an extensive and splendid adIy, and to show each man what he is entitled to lor; dition to his former assortment of Jeicelr, Talk-

lumsell, his wile, and each child, and not suiter the and Tea Spoons, (Silver and common;) ALSO, a

cnoice selection ot Lepine Horizontal, Repeating, Patent Lever and Common WATCHES; And van-

line, among new style,) of which ho

will sell at Cincinnati prices.

OpSHOP opposite to the market house, where he will be ready at all times to repair Vratches, Clocks, and attend to all kinds of business in his line. 1 LUCAS.

Chiefs to cheat them out of a portion of the money due to them from the Government. It is true,

that if all the Chiefs were honest, this would change ous other articles, not strictly in his tho case. Sir, said Mr. T., I have heard of Ross, j hich are FA.XC Y All TI CLES the memorial, hi om nrl ,lw.pr have not l.1 FRCbSSIOA CAPS, &e. &c. all

made a favorable impression on my mind. I have no doubt but he, and others acting with him, will subtract 25 per cent, from the annuity, if it is put into their hands. The Chiefs, most generally arc traders, and will pay the peoplo in goods or whis-

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Our Correspondents will find below, the outlines of two of the most Brilliant, Rich and Attractive Schemes ever ollercd to the public. Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class No. 13, draws on the Wth Juli, 1S.1 i. oni: l'Rizi: of $25,000!&15CaPitaIaofSSfOOO! Each: besides 1 of G,000, 1 of

4,000, 1 of 3,GG0, 1 of 3,000, 1 of 2,000, and 25 of 500. (pj-Whole Tickets only 10 Dollars, shares in proportion. ANOTHER MAMMOTH!!! SPismal Swamp .Vo. 11. Draws the 2Gth July, 1831. 1 Prize of 0.0im)

l'J.tKKl ti.UUO - a,ouo of - 1,000 of 500

Whole Tickets only 10 Dollars, and lowest prize Dollars. Please Address

Clarke & Cook, Wheeling Va. gontsiiithe West, for w . ........ . m . . "r r

VA lTi CC .U l.MUil., Manager.

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(latj:i.y OV lMSI.N'C Sl'.V,) 2 H AS removed to L:wrcnccburgh, and i now & opening ;i splendid ttock of NDUGOODS, Just received direct from Vcif - IVl7. He invites purchnsors to call, tee, and buy. )wrenct'biir:h, April 4, ISM. 10-tf Shorirp SalvM9astjwnn1. P"S lli ri'Eiif nn oxccutioii to m directed -Ul lnm the clerk's otlico of the Dearborn circuit court, 1 h.ivo levied upon, and will oiler for sale nt the court house door in the tow n f Lawrcuceburh, n tli4 XJlftday of Juno next, between the hours of 10 and 1 o'clock, on Kiid day, the following property, to-wit: two-fil!u of one hundred acrcjj of land, bein tho bouth-wcft end of fractional section lTi, town 7, raiifftJ o, wci t; also, the one-third of the cast half of the h-outli-east uartcr of bcctioti :Ui, town 0, run'o U wei-t, in Dearborn county. Taken in execution a the proporty cf John Oliver, and will be nold, as the. law direct, totatifdy an execution in favor of Tot: fcDumi. WILLIA.M DILS, Sh'tf. t ., I)' .Smith, Dcp'y. April :?0, ISM. mltda imyr &oom,

rnlIL fcul'scribers have jut received and are now -U- opening, a lar, general, and elegant assortment of Scasonsihle Co oils: W hich they ()ifer at the htaiul formerly tcc4iied by Tousey : "Dui;n, w here th'ir old customers and tha public rencrally, are respectfully rcipie.-tcd to call. J. P. DUNN 45c CO. May Lt,lS'M. Hi aNSt'KANCL. Tho subscriber having been ap. (Hjiuted A? rof tho Protection Insurance Company, in the place of (J. II. Dunn, resigned, w ill continuo tho business of Insurinjj buildiiv, merchandize, Vc. and also, keel boat, tlat Uiatt and their cargoes, cm liberal term;?. Oilico on High street, a few doors below Z. lledford : Co, grocc

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Lawrenceburgh, nov , ISk'l, 4t5ZANESVItiLE SALT. A CONSTANT SUPPLY of this articlo kept on hand, and for aalo by N. & 12. ttPAUKS. Slay 1, lSvJi PJ