Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 28, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 26 July 1834 — Page 3
JLT " St?ted tha T. P. Moore and R P 2 Kent?? the?neld for ConES in the 5th dis-' of eat l"Cky;u The contest win no doubt one 01 great warmth, a uvl! , nni .. , "
in5 Jra will be the idnaL:r election com &
The Cincinnati 1? nnnUU-, . i .
the health of th; J .1 t- "c aa,,1f Wer represents
-eaROn. lu uu as good as usual for the
0$ !''.$'"
Administrator's T0ire.
101 ICE w hereby given, that Barbara Vaucrh,, of ChfrlesNV- bright have taken out letters fair An'nitrKatl0 0" the estate of Jesse Vaughn, debfn?l t ribrn CUnty' deceased' al Persons inand those havwsr c a ms against, tl.o
JAiJ'ilSXVfi UlA-if ult) t OitHECTRU Wl.UKI.Y UY Till! II 1IL ULK v 1
nuote,flour.r$4,o 4 12 per bbl J Vvt,Bt' 20to20j cts nertrillnn and wh,skeJr "
season.
The Patriot Bank, Washing n,t,r i,
specie payments. Th "u
ias resumed
is attribute ' operations
w.v watuumvancc on the part of its mam .Utfj,lm2 ,n that, it has thought it most advisable to resume its usual business.
The Ohio river has
risen several feet sinr rmr
last publication. The navigation is unusually good the reaSn' bUsinCSS toIerabJy lively along
We would caution our country friends not to be reachat?rn ?redirtinS the rCports which v k 3? m reference the health of this place', and the adjacent towns on the river. Whenever any real cause of danger exists, we shall not fail to advise our readers of it. At present no disease of a residential .character exists here, nor has a single JLn n wbclteve, occurred here this summer; though we are free to admit that around in the neighborhood a greater number of persons are now on the sick list than usual-principally bilious fevers The cUizens oitnisnlace TOnflr.illvpniftun.nn,i i ui m.
rnm,rl P ,. J J v &uuu "t-aiui. i ue same remark, we believe, may be applied to those of Rish?,w' W Gre U Wa3 rcPorted a few days since the cholera was raging to an alarming extent. Two or three cases, perhaps, of that disease occurred there, in the last 8 or 10 days-not more CUrred
August EIectionl34. FOR COVERXOR.
JAMES G. READ, NOAH NOBLE. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, DA VI D 'WALLA CE, DAVID V. CULLEY FOR SENATOR TT alter Armstrong, j)aniet pMmier. j t , ..-FOa SHERIFF
Jiicxanacr n nut, John TT Wr, James H Hunter. . milium Dils. Martin Irester. TIW rih0
James Walker, N. u T Thomas Howard, Jjavid Guard A. J. Cotton. jsaac Caldwell FOR C03I.MISSIOXER, George Arnold. . Joha jarW rAi bcoggms.
n nncfn,l . . i ,
loml Wseat inem' dul' authenticated forsetuernent. 1 he estate is supposed to he solvent. ir r Ad,mimstrators give notice, that they will oiler for sale at nubile nnmn iJ.
vii x uuiv mo lOUl
august next, at the late residence of .To
' , f1"' dec.d.a" the personal property of said deCenii, Household Furniture, A:c. A credit of set en months will be given on all sums of three dol. approved Sv! SS mi With UARBARA VAUGHX, ) , CHARLES W. WRIGHT, WiMr''' Manchester, July 17th, 133-1. 27-3vv
fr iflkrjirfrK pnuvn i ,
ODiy-Itii villi t.r taiivasseu nains and
- -vv- M V V K V I I II II 1 . 1
7 v pounds
for sale by
July 24, 1834.
pounds smoked shoulders
J. P. DUNN & Co.
Laborers Wanted.
STATE OF INDIANA, i c , Dearhorn Coutv, SarTodt?'n hUlC CO"
versus J Petition for Doxvtr. Loder's heirs) WOTICE is hereby given to the heirs and le-al wnSTl1?1' Iate on)earbor wUl be I1, deceased, that application to be haut ' TthC nXt Dearbo Probate Court, in t! f infLarencebrgh on the 2d Mondav' in August next, on the first day of said term for appointment of Commissioners to assi and sc over o the widow of said deceased, herDou er h ""uiaw UI l,ie south westnuartnr
SC :ZAl'l3:, west, (excepting I
00, Coin'l bk. Cincinnati par
rruuMin nanu oi do par Bank of Chillicothe lj do payable at Phila. 1 j
.Marietta 3Iount Pleasant Nor walk (Jeauga Bank of Zancsville St. Clairsville
Com mere '1 b'kL. Erie li
Dayton Bank lj Commercial bk. Scioto 1J F&M bkSteubenvillela
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11
li li
X O Canal Banking C0 n lTnion bk of Louisiana 0 All others uncertain Jtississwn. Planters Bank T Agricultural bk Natchez "
Stuiebk .Alissiippi do ,r
.ah otfiors uncertain
A LA HA MA, Bank of Mobile !."
Mate bk Alabama & br 15 All others uncertain rijtai.vA. alley and Branch !j Bank of Va Ar branches 1 J
uo payable Charleston 1 1 'armers' bk Va & br 1 J
New Spring & Summer. rH1Vrj-UVSC.rfr,Ka5 JUit wcivcl Iron, PJ.il nM Iloom V n' M 1,0,1 ,W is ruad' trt t the Htor Kooin luriucrly occupied by John A: We, t.) a uaJ at or ;wis buited to the present and approaching oaon, ' r
N. W. bk at Wheeling 14 do payable at Wheeling All others uncertain
MICJIK1A.Y.
lllnhu
" Lancaster Muskingum bk Urbana Banking Co Western Reserve
All otheis uncertain.
KENTUCKY. Bank of Louisville l i Louisville Hotel Co r
it. i i
iank commonwealth 'JO simniip,
do Kentucky & brVhs 0 Bank of River Raisin vX?! ialU0 Ml ot,,ers 110 valuet uAvhSSl:' LVDIANA. state bk 1 enn. fc br .V F a- M cr a- ..n
s
1)1
BROAD CLOTHS "per blue, invisible green, Jondon .U ' live brown, blue, mixed, and drab.
SATINETS.
$5 and upwards
in i .. . .
i.i.u-, urown. gauetie, and prtMnium mixed A new article of fashionable Griped do. n , SILKS. Koal black Italian lutestrings, Hack gro. do. jwisu, black gro.de nap and Sei.hawi.
-uu.uufc, parsanetts and lavantino s.-nins.
. .
1,
Michigan bk $5 and up. ! ! ;w oret 7,ro t!e aP'. plain and li-urei V & Mec bk of Mich ! oIort:d orenco and satins. i A vanetvoi
anety of
DIIESS IIAKDirER0Inrrr4
tj j Consisting t f blond gauze, rro d
iiro ue naps, pojiclino, and
le zane,
rrjiUL undersigned wishes to
JW , r , ,WJiW 'ow ?aViVi:"" T nomas uguen,) bothofsaid juiu, in Aawrencelmroh T ;k-i , i iracis, ivinrr and sitnntr in
j i A . uiutiat o'res, i;j CflSfi c - i " . . . fc,J'- -uuui v ana SMaTP and constjinf mn . -ii i .. ' V c nfnrfisaid. nU fv,,:,: . ? ioit
v ..MKivmum win oe given, if apn ea- LT - j uu.iuifcMoners to make a report of tion be made soon. J A AT PS i.vw ? Efii a their dojHM according to tho Stntt i ...;,P:.0T
T.,l iDot ' "
i LUUli 1 V . fill T HO 71 -v W a t
prospects or negotiat ntr the state Uto w. v , ocPlcu,oernextt in separterms, and also of thobank W ! by tl o nJSV0 m divisi? f the Sam' Iliade this fall, at least in W,nWb ! .V?. truflfes? ,ot said townshi,); a plat of which
ue extnDited on t ho d
Mr. Merrill, president of the State Bank nased
crT",,; "L- " e ,earn tll0t speaks on-
d"oJ Joan on favorable ing into operation
l,v . ''I SGCn by an artIe published below that WanflV10 Cntf tle names of Col. Johnson the lt ,Ior?c?eBas!Pt. pq. are withdrawn from and L ; n id3 fr enator in this county, and that of R ev. Daniel Plummer, substituted in their place. e presume this has been done by and 'Zhti 0nSCnt f the piemen named; but whether or not, we wish no responsibility to rct upon us in the premises, and in discontinuino- the names of the gentlemen named, wo dn it nnl.
expectation that the Wilmington meeting wiil st"d between us and harm.
NOTICE. millL School Section sixteen, township eiht, -U- range twelve, will be offered for sale atthe court house door, in the town of Versailles. RinW
provided.
July 19, 1S34.
AT HH A- T A
for Petitioner. 27-lw
av nf snlo Kxr tl. i
signed, echool commissioner for the eountv aforr ,i
T..T..-.n.i. JISE L' HOLMAX.
""i lym, 130-1. i?;
do payable in Phila. Yeatman & Woods ) payable at Nashville f do payable at Phila All others uncertain
LOUISIANA. Bank of Louisiana ,r do Orleans 5 Commercial bk Loui'a 5 Consolidated Associate 5 City bk of N Orleans f
Louisiana State Ban!; Citizens bk of Loui'a Mec & Tra bk &; br
Small notes
I All others no value VIST. COLUMMA Bank of Metropolis - tf All others uncertain. PENNSYLVANIA.
Allegany bk of Pa. Bank of Chambcrsburg Chester county Cermantown
Delaware county North America Pittsburgh
inher banks generally from 2 to .".
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.penme gauze, and crape scartV. ' 'giircd and plain bobinctts, Thread and bobinctt laces, and inserting liobinett and Swiss canes.
... . . .
line and idack bobmett veils. Black, green, and white gauze,' do. Irish linen, lawns, and linen eambiic Linen cambric handl
... . ... ",v"
1 Super gauze ribbons, and belting, li Pink, white and black Italian onipe, li I lain, striped and corded ginghams', lifl'ainted Muslin.
li li li
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e present our readers to-day with the speech of Mr. Lane, delivered in the house of representatives on the subject of the public moneys and the United btates Bank. Me are not much in the habit of complimenting or praising the doings of public men, but m justice to our representative, we cannot well let this occasion pass without expressing our approbation of the matter, style, and manner of this speech.
..uuiauuura, great reasoning
Forfeited School Xrii7s
RTILL be offered for sale on the 27th day of fhl bePtember next, at the court house door, in the town of crsailles, Ripley county-lot No. ! '
S f ct!on xteen, township nine, range eleven, be levied of the goods and
... aS uecome lorleited to said township. Due attendance will be given by the undersigned, school commissioner for the county aforesaid. July 10th, 1831. JKSSEL'110
STATE OF INDIANA,
jjkarborn County, Set. Dearborn I'robatc Court.
Hannah Snowden Adm'x. of the estate of Wm. Snowden dee'd. Venus TJnV ,Ut!lMarrink!7 & Jolm Barricklow her husband, Mav,l Xyal ' IIer:V"U. -las Mayall, Ruth S5uaptnall Ahnira -Mayall, heirs of Kobert .Mayall late deceased, and William Cottenham terre tenant of the real estate of said dee'd. On petition for execution to sell real estate. ProbatrCourVn1? I Y of th Doarbor" hlV- J-udscnt was Gained in favor of Mid 1 iamtill against John Spenser administrator nf
me ietato nf thn cnM n i 4i. i t . ...
CONNECTING LINE BETWEEN INDl-
.i.irui.is, ., wV LEXINGTON, KY-
THE undersigned, proprietor, respectfully inforn the public, that ho has just commenced running tl
is
for
nit; fcuasoii, a lour liorso M.kto I ftio i 4V. r.
Cross Loads, Ky., via Burlington, Corneliusville and 1 ctcrsburgh, to Lawrenceburgh, Indiana, three tunes a week: connort'mor .it T.n-i...i.......i.
2i3sa (DaaQsaaa TEMAINING in the Post Office at LawrenceJ1.& burgh, Ind. on the 1st of July 1834, which if Cene. be Sent to the ueneral Post Olhce, as dead lettpra.
mnati tare Line, and nt
Chattels of tho dor-M laines s Cross Knni1 mm Hi .. i .
aid judgment which still i mgton Line, and thus forming a
whole, for the want of person-1 froui the latter place to Indianapolis. The t-tao-e
.-..in uo iut:u in ; ...v.umn m u u ciocu on m uesday, d COUrt. her riPtitinn cnttm i lhlirsdav ntld S.ntiiriln
. , citinjj . - v.. iiiuiuhis, aim arrives at
Ill .T 1 1 II. 1 I ! Ill u X. 4 v 3 ft IXllin r.IIMIT I'l I'll IMF1
- , 1UUH.a Ull?
powers, clear judgment, and in all does honor to th'
mail ttuu uie district he represents.
It is out of the question beyond all reason to ask or expect us to write this hot weather. The lew ideas we are enabled to scratch into existence, immediately become rarified and pass off in steam before it is possible to condense them into lines.' U e hope for a shower a cooling breeze and that our readers will, for the present, excuse our editorial brevity.
At a meeting of the Committee of Election, for Dearborn county, held at Wilmington on the 24th of July, inst.; pursuant to a call of a large number of citizens of different parts of the county, John Myers
ntu U,G cnair m the absence ofJa
vaiKcr, lsq. the stand
Hopkins was elected secretary. The meeting being organized, the chairman briefly explained the object of the meeting, which was to nominate a candidate for the Senate of State, in the room of Johnson Halts and Horace Basset. On motion of 3Ir. Thomas K. Coles, Daniel Plummer, of .Manchester, was nominated for State Senator and carried-all the members voting in the affirmative fbut one. On motion, it was agreed that the proceedings be signed by the chairman and secretary and published in the Palladium, Indiana Whig, and Rising Sun limes, and that those several papers be requested insert the name of said Daniel Plummer on the list of candidates for State Senator, and strike from the list of 'candidates the names of Col. Johnson Watts 7, Bassett. Esq.; and wish the co-operation or all the mends of a removal of tht
this Dearborn county, to carry these matters into Garrisn John 2 effect. And no more business nresontinor nn rt Grubbs Wm
tion, the committee adjourned. & Tr Tr JOHN MYRES, CA'i. Henry Hopkins, Scc'y.
Abbot Stephen
Abbott Eliza Atkison George Beach Mark Beach Milton Bean Permilley Brashier Jacob Bowin Asa
Blithe Thomas Brant Joseph Buell George P Bruce William Bullock John Byram Ficlaen Coman Russel Clerk of the Court 2 Cook William 2 Carrington J B 2 Cummins J D Caldwell Jno Jr 2 Cheek Page Casterline Z Coleman Spence W Cornell Elijah W Cox William Dill James 3 Dils Wm 2 Dailey Wm 31 3
Uarnall Zenas Darling Thomas Dunn John P Degeor Margaret Miss Davis Anderson Free John 2 Freeland John Fairbanks Almon 2 Fuller James Fowler Susan Miss
To the Electors of Dearborn County. I ellow-Citizexs In suffering my name to come before you at this late period as a candidate lor county commissioner, at the ensuing election, I would inform you through the medium of the press that I do not boast of my great qualifications for said office but if elected 1 shall endeavor to fill said office impartially without distinction to sev or
party. Such is the srround I stand
Gary Micha or John Gibson David Glenn William Gibson Robert Hays Jacob Hays MahJon . Hays Joseph Harrison Robert 2 Hutchings Lydia Miss Hudson Henry Harkins Alfred Hunt Joseph R Hickman John
Hunter Johnathan
t -rt ntrta.: t iii T "u iiuu , jmnier Jon J act otherwise, I shall be no longer worthy to hold ! Hibe John f aid office or even to live on earth. I am apprised I Hereford Rr
thai snmnt nntr i. -i --i
, " s '"aj fcuiu, ciiner written or verDaJ.ot me.to injure my election; and the short period will not suffer me, in the remote parts of this county to reply. I therefore leave my name with JSWi"0! kZC?S t0 dlsPsef at their own option, and should I be favored with a majority of your suftvl -VrmVe l7 thank3 in return your grati-
, &w. nvwu, our pudiic humble servant.
July 23d, 183-1.
JOHN JACKSON.
' ' 'S'n S',n Timcs will ploaso Kivc the nbovc an lnscrt,o , lat rCEI)cctaPblo prfn't B
J. J .
Office Boari of Health, ti n i ttt t , July 21, 1834.
- Vi Th - . : ' ttU"wu"-e mai, on examin ingthe Physicians' Report, this day received it ap pears that ten deaths by Cholera have taken'nlace
uuiiiiau. wnnm me past week; and that so far
us tne oara are intormed, the average, daily number of cases is not considered as increasing DIED On Friday the 11th July, 1S34, at the -iicuae of Capt. J. Steen, in Knox county, Mr. fcLADE,one of the Representatives from Illinois. He had reached that point on his way home, when he was arrested by sickness, and in less than 24 hours, hurried to that undiscovered country from Syhose bourne no traveller returns. Vincennes la. Sun, July 12.
Hereford Robert 31
Haddock Robert Jones Thomas 31 3 Jones James
2G-3w
Jaquith Christopher C James Thomas J Kellogg 3Iiles Kincaid Alexander Laird Jesse Lothrop Isaac Langdale Thomas Lane J II & Co Lock Robert Leddle Wm Lewis James or John 3Iason John 3Iisner Ransom 2 3IorganWm Adrar of Jos Jamea 3Iarshall William Mitchell Robert Moore William 3FCleaster James 3Iinich Daniel Morrow Ursula 31iss Nelson Johnathan R Oldrire 3Ir
Piatt 3Iortimore Pettcgrow Daniel Perry Samuel Piles Henry Priest Rebecca 3Iiss Parsons Edward Pinckard fc Noble 3Iess Rogers Ebenezer Short Henry Scranton T M 2 SandresAG2 Simmon Thos Spencer Wm C Smith John II Shaw William A Savage Elizabeth 3Iiss Sparks N& G Scoggin Merit or Aaron Scoggin Eli Small Eleazer 2 Sarver John Tousey Omer 2 Taylor Alfred E Tipple Richard Thatcher &. Knapp3Iessrs Upp William Vanzilc William Utz Frederick Welch Francis AVard W S Wymond Wm 2 Welch Morgan Walker Robert
an execution issued upon s
remains unsatisfied in al estate; and whereas
the clerk's office of sai
lorth that there is real
t.hf rnnntunfnnnlm . . n . . " !
. -i,l-u,uu"' oiuieo; Indiana, belonging to said estate; and praying said court to award the proper writ or writs of execution against said real property. Notice is therefl re lip
fc,''-" i" nit; uioifsaiu
t 1. i - . . o
roah noaas on .Wonday, ednesdav and Friday mornings, and arrives at Lawrenceburgh same evening. He has provided good, tubstantial Stae Loaches, well trained horses, and careful driversw ho iiiay favor him
he
in, i i n ri i in i-ii i ii n ni r -v i , iiMt i a
. a,.uo iu aj.ear on ino nrst davof'"11" 1 1Lir pairouage, and moderate charo-os
Vl OJUl LUliri lo ue noIUen m jlIlw. uupe& 10 give general satisiaetion. renceburgh on the second 3Ionday in August next- JOHN P. (i Mps and show cause if any thev can. whv tl.P nr.nn, .1:. 3Iav 9. 18:u.
j jmv 4 I1H - li li
Ui. ul71 execution, shall not be awarded ninst
caiu itm ufciaie, or the matter wi ho l,r.n,.i
absence. 1) . S . 3 1 A .1 n 1 ? 7 V. r. n V-
Jll. y jur ji p. 20-iw
July 12, 1831.
TAKEN UP by Amour Bruce, of Laughery township, Dearborn county, Indiana, on the 1st day of July, 1S34. a BRIGHT BAY GELDING HOUSE COLT, black mane and tail,
on i i i , y. olu laFt sPnnr about thirteen hands high-has a small snip inthe forehead. -5n i ? U or?'ands Perceivable Valued at of J,uy, 1834 J0hU Snider Uth I hereby certify ilio wa
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v.i-u uuuer my hand this 11th of DAVIESS WEAVER, J. P.
Ebtray Book. July ,'1834. 2(3-aw
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TAKEN UP by Allen Burton, living in Delaware township, Ripley county, Indiana, a DARK SORREL 3IARE blaze face, sweney on the right shoulder, hind feet white,
e luurieen nanus high; supposed to be fourteen years old. Appraised to sixteen dollars bv Samuel Clevenger and John Peters. Certified by me, this 30th davof June, 1334 W3I. 3IARKLAND, J.P. July 9, 1834. o3 TTNSURANCE. The subscriber having been ap, -U- pointed Agent of the Protection Insurance Company, in the place of G. H. Dunn, Esq. resignedwill continue the business of Insuring building merchandize, &c. and also, keel boats, flat boats and their cargoes, on liberal terms. Office on Hidi street, a few doors below Z. Bedford & Co's. grocery 'P. L. SPOOXER. Iiawrenceburgh, nov 28, 1833. 4G-
(HVTELV of rising su.v,)
MAS removed to Lawrenceburgh, and is now opening a splendid stock of NEW GOODS, Just received direct from J9eu- I'oi'A.
He invites purchasers to call, see, and buy Lawrenceburgh, April 4, 1834. 12-
IIEAD QUAKTEKS,
Capitals $1 0,000, and 70of $ 1 ,000. Manager Oj'cc. WAcelin June 2-1, 1831. WHEELING LOTTERY.
Class 0. ,,fjr 1834; draws in Wheeling Va. on ike 22d July, 1S34. Capitals. 10,(00, 70 of 1,000, 1 of 0,000; 4,000; 3,000 &c. Whole Tickets only $o shares in proportion. Another Mammoth! &sm(tl Suantp Canal Xollen, Class Ao. 14, draws on Saturdau 20A f J
1S31. " v
j Capitals, S0.000; 12,000; 8,000; 0,000; 3 00050 of 1,000 and HOofiiOO &e. ' ' ll' 'l '
ickets only $10. Please Address Clarke fc Cook, Wheeling Va.,
WINDOW GLASS,
a i.L. sizes, irom 4 by 0, to 14 by 21 inches, for
Hiue y l. w. ji
Plain, figured and crossbirrod j-ieonet Plain and figured Swiss, book and rambri,- n,u,lm. t orded tikirts,
Linen and cotton table ilia per, Circasians, inerinoesand bomW.ett. 1IciVh Summer HVrr, fOXSIwTIMl OK KI MMIK Meimo, casMincn brochell, Princetta, and hitting, Real linen drilling. Blue and y llow uauKcctif , Superior tilk velvet, White and odored nnr.-eille.-i ve.,t'n' alcntia, Satin face and bilk do. .STOCKN. Hombazin plain and figured till.. Black Italian cravats, Gcuth'imMi'ii and Ladies glove?. Brow n and bleached thi-eTingi and s.'iiitui Checks, plaids, and ticks, c. Ve. Ha-i-j. Booir, anuSuoim, of all hinds. With a f n rat assortnu ,l of Hardware & Cutlery, Quccnsware, Glassware, and
Groceries. A L SO, Bar Iron, Castings, Naih, and Window (ildss, c. ir. c. April 2th, isnj. C' WJj He fools grateful for past favors, and respectful Iv solicits a continuance of public patronage. c.' u. w.
Geo. 1 Mum A- 'ro.U JLane TTB ESPi:c TITILLV inform the public that they have just received a largo supply of Spring & summer Good Among which are Blue, Black, Brown, Ol ive. luxhWAo. iui. n.,.
and Steel Mixt Broad Cloths:
ancy, Striped and Bhm
"n or Cliir" StCC' -MiU "i!'1FSinCttSi French and Brown Irih Linen:
JiJuc and .Mixt Cotton Twills; Painted Muslin, Ginghams nd CahCOos; lU$ t'wl ' ! 1 Cra 1 an dresa Hank YsBlack and Jute Crape; i.
Or GLASS CUT to order.
April 9, 1834.
JOHNSON.
13-tf
Fashionable Black & Drab Hals, rrplIE subscribers have just received a few dozen, -U- which makes their assortment complete, of the above article. Persons desirous of purchasing would do well to call and examine. at J. P. DUNN, Sc CO. 3Iay 9, 1S34. Ohio Jte formed .lie die a I College. A CERTIFICATE for one year's tuition in this iU- institution can bo purchased on reasonable terms, by application to the editor of this nancr May 2, 1834. 1 1
tf
JA3IES W. HUNTER, p. M.
Iron and Kails. rrnilE undersigned, Agents for the Covington -li- Rolling Mill, will keep constantly on hand a large and general assortment of MSar Iron, ISoilcr Iron, Sheet A I loop Iron. ALSO A complete assortment of NAILS, all warranted of superior quality, and for sale on the
mosi accommodating terms, and at the lowest prices. C. 3IACALLESTER 6c CO Cincinnati, March 5, 1834. 22-Gw. , Cincinnati Gazette.
fl I subscribers wish to purchase any quantity ll of good merchantable WHEAT, delivered at the mouth of Tanners Creek, for which they will give the highest Cash price. T J. P. DUNN,& Co. June 28, 1834. 24-tf.
rm T I f.ik : i i
' "uuecnuers nave made arrangements to -LL supply their customers with any kind of Saddlery they may want in the usual way of business. April 10, 1834. J. p. DUNN & Co.
A CONSTANT supply of Calf, Kip, Upper and Sole Leather, for sale low for cash, by 0OCash paid for Hides & Skixs. Jan 30 L. W. JOHNSON. NOTICE, N. & G. SPARKS & W3I. T. FERRIS, have entered into partnership for the Durnns nf Ari.,
T5 rVhG fvn of Hartford, under the name and style of Wm. T. Ferris, y Co. They have opened
a largo ana general assortment, of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, Groceries, Crockery $ Glasstvfirc, SHOES, HATS, IROX, NAILS, AND Castings; WHISKEY Sc. SALT BV THE BARuf.i :
which they will sell low and on accommodatingterms. Hartford, June 1st, 1834.
imW &2D3 rrplIE subscribers have just received and are now -u- opening, a large, general, and elegant assortment of wi SeaJMnMe Goods; Inch they ofler at the stand formerly occupied by lousey Dunn, where their old customers and the public generally, are respectfully requested to call
3Iay 1st, lKU. j(i Clocks, Watches, &c.
rTTlHL subscriber has just received direct from the AL city of PARIS, an extensive and splendid addition to his former assortment of Jewelry, Table and Tea Spoons, (Silver and common;) ALSO, a choice selection of Lepine Horizontal, Repeating,
j. aiem i.erer ana Common WATCHES; And various other articles, not strictly in his line, among which are FANCY ARTICLES, (new ityle,) PERCUSSION CAPS, & c. Sc. all of which he will sell at Cincinnati prices. OO'SIIOP opposite to the market house, where ho
win oe ready at all times to repair atches, Clocks and attend to all kinds of business in his line. ' March 23, 1534 F" LU n
Superior Black Sattin;
1H
I
Mack, Brown Sky-blue and Brown-wateredSiU 'ongec Black eils. Plain and Figured Bobmetts; iVc.iVc.
AN ASSORTMF.T OK
Saddlery, Hard ,V Qneensivare, CROSSCUT, HAND Jc CIRCULAR SWS ' CRADLE, GRASS V BRIER SCYTHES Vir.r.rAwrie niiMn M. "
also, a quantify of
Coffee, Sugar V Molasses; ... r ).1;,:Vr mUS' F WIUSKKY; All of which they are offering for sale at the More room lately occupied by Maj.John P. l)un LavnnccLurgh, April 1, 131. j.
Olu.v.M, CASW'-"- r.d PHILIP L. , UU-ER, r.re associated in the practice t,f law, in tho Dearborn Circuit Court. All prefer ' fiional business cntruttd to either, in tho kin! court WlJI reCOi llli l.im-'f nil nitAi.t.. ..C I .1 ....
: rect, in the room formerly occupied by j alker, Esq. where P. L. Sjoonor may b0 found' except when absent on professional boinV ' Lawrenceburgh, Sep. 10th, ls33. ' '7rtf
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milE subscribers having purchased the hr-c briclkL b !y a,ld,VJrTCy cabliBhmcnt therein, iSc lv
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THE subscribers are receiving from New-York and Philadelphia, a lare and ireneril nlirt ment of FRENCH, INDIAAAV
COI7EIV1AUGH ISAliT By the Barrel.) A QUANTITY of Gnemaugh Salt, (a. superior ij- article) for sale by J. P. DUNN & CO. 3Iay 29, 1834.
lOO Dozen IS rooms, OF Superior quality, for sale by April 9, 1834. L. W. JOHNSON
BKY GOODS:
ALSO, HARDWARE, GROCERIES & Crockery; Fur, Leghorn and Palm Hats, ruscan, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets. Boots and Shoes, Books, Brandy and Wine; which they will sell low. N. & G. SPARKS. 3Iay 9, 1834. 17
c w..fc..m iiiu grocery toro
noonTZ ,TS undcr tho fi" John on bnn 1 4' C' 1 .,M have aild w keep conMantly n?,?? a" extensi0 assortment of articles iu their line ol business, such as
GX100ERIE3, FZiOUXt, WHISITEr, Salt, Iron, lish, Cigars, Ac. Vr. Which they will sell low in large or smull quantities to suit purchasers. They will also keep on liaud it very general assortment of Which they will sell wholesale or retail. Havin extensive rooms suited for the purpose, they will ro" ceivo FLOUR, MERCHANDISE, and other articles on Storage or Commission,And attend to the forwarding or sale thereof, on moderate terms, JOHN HOOD, , DANIEL E. BEDFORD. Lawrenceburgh, March 6, 1834. eLtt
ZAITESVILLE SALT A V?N1SVT "r'-Vof this articleept m ,ia.nJia.nJfleby N. A: G. SPARKS. ua) 1, i?t,4
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