Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 34, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 6 September 1834 — Page 3

Saturday ITJoriain, Sept. 6.

The Brookville Indiana American, of the 29th ultimo, announces George II. Dcnn, Esq., of this place, as a candidate to represent this district in the 24th congress. The present member, Mr. Lane, vc are advised will be a candidate for reelection. We have heard no others spoken of with any certainty, and therefore presume that Messrs. Lane and Dunn will have the track to themselves, at the ensuing congressional election in this district.

Welcarn from the Louisville Advertiser, that the President of the United States, would leave the Hermitage between the 1st and 10th instant, on his return to Washington. His health had much improved.

The Kentucky Register, we observe, makes a little mistake, in giving the result of the late election in this State. No opposition nor administration candidate for congress was chosen at the late election because none was voted for. The congressional elections will be held in Indiana in August next. At present the delegation stands G administration 1 anti.

With this paper we close the publication of the laws, resolutions, &c. passed and ratified during the late session of congress.

Sickness. Seven hundred and ninety-eight persons are officially reported to have died of cholora in Montreal, Canada, in five weeks, ending the 18th ult.; some papers put the number as high as 1192. The mortality was the greatest about the first of August, since which it has gradually decreased. One hundred and fifteen died of the same disease in the city of New York, in seven days, ending on the 22dult. The city papers inclined to the opinion that the pestilence had then reached the height of its malignancy. Thq board of health of Quebec, report 620 deaths by cholera from the 7th July to the 14th August. At that time it had in some degree abated, but still

"was carrying off its victims at the rate of from GO to

70 per week.

few hay, in bales. The former articles are generally disposed of to our merchants for cash, or in exchange for salt, coffee, sugar, &c, and the latter purchased by river traders and shipped for the southern market. A few days since we counted a3 high as 17 flat boats at the landing, fitting and loading for the lower country. Six or eight of these were hay boats, of the largest class, and when laden, will carry between fifty and sixty tons each. We have heard it computed that enough to load one cf these boats was brought in in a single day, last week. In the way of improvements, the prospect is equally enlivening and cheering. Sundry large business houses are projecting, and others rapidly progressing to completion. A large number of bricks has already been made, and more are still wanting. Should the after part of the season prove favorable for building, it is believed the whole that may be made, will be required to meet the demand, even to a million or more. The branch bank will soon be in operation, and this too will give a spur to the already active spirit of improvements. The advantages resulting from such a state of things, are rapidly and videlyextending themselves, in the increased demand for produce, labor, materials, and in the advance of prices. We think we may safely affirm that at no place of equal population in the west is common laborers or mechanics better paid, or the produce of the farmerin greater demand. Few towns we venture to assert, can boast of a better assorted corps of mechanics. Cabinet makers, Chair do., Tinners, Coopers, Tailors, Shoe and Boot makers, Saddlers, Blacksmiths, Brick and Stone Masons, Carpenters, Bakers, Hatters, et cetera are to be found here; besides a goodly portion of professional men, and some, we believe, who do not profess any thing. But lest some may charge us with puffing1, we will close this article, without having told one half we might in truth say of our town, its business, or advantages.

Montreal. Interments from cholera August IGth, 19; 17th, 10. The following table from the Montreal .ldvertiscr of the ISth, while it exhibits a melancholy picture of the mortality in that city for the preceding five weeks, shows a sensible diminution of the prevailing disease in the last week. Children. Adults. Total. Cholera. Other dis.

A New York city editor tells his readers that Col.

.cbulon Pike, father of Mai. Ucn. Pike, killed dur

ing the late war, recently died at Zcbulon, Ohio, at

a very advanced age. Now if it be of any impor

tanco to have the truth about the matter, it should be understood that Col. Pike died; in Indiana, on his farm in this vicinity, andnotatZcbulon, if there Jjc any such place.

1st week

'U 1th

5th

cc (

37 72 140 109 GS

61 IO.j 205 202 133

101 177 345 311 200

GO US 212 150

Total, 430 714 1140 70S

41 59 87 f9 50 342

Cincinnati M'riees Current. CORRECTED weekly.

NEW YORK MARKETS August 23. Flour. Early in the week sales of Western were made in small parcels at 5 75, but at the close, (owing to increased receipts,) prices declined fully 12i cents, and sales were with dilKculty effected at the decline. There has been mora enquiry for Southern for the West Indies, and several parcels

of Baltimore Howard street were sold at $5 50 cash. Alexandria mountain at $5 12 to $5 25. New Howard street has been sold at 5 75 new Georgetown at $0, in small parcels. All the Richmond county, old, has been sold at $5 for such as was sound. Grain. No Western or Northern Wheat has been sold worthy of notice. A small parcel from Virginia is unsold. There has been a small supply of Rye last sales G7 cts. Oats have advanced sales of Northern 40 a 41 cents; Southern 85 to o7 cts. Owing to t he small supply of Corn there has been a trailing improvement in Southern last sales 05 cts. No change in Northern. JV. 1'. Enquirer.

Alum lb Almonds lh Apples, green, bushel dried do Bacon, llama lb

Hog round lh Hams canvasM lb Bean3 bushel Bees' wax lb

Brimstone, roll Butter, keg Candles, sperm mould dipt

Chocolate 1 Cheese, West. Reserve lb

From (I 1U 02i $1 00 7

lb lb lb

9 75 10 7 S 11 ) 12 71

lb i i

Courts. The next term of the circuit court, for this county, will commence at this place on Monday the 22d inst. The next term of the Probate court will commence here on the 2d Monday in November.

Ohio Election. The annual election takes place in this State on the 2d Tuesday in October next. Governor and members of Congress arc to be chosen this year, and consequently some degree of warmth and interest are exhibited on the occasion. The present incumbent, Gov. Lucas, is a candidate for re-election, and opposed by Gen. Findlay both friends of the administration. The latter, however, is designated by the vigsy as the anti-Van Buren, office holders candidate, and consequently may receive the vote of the opposition. The candidates for congress are classed under the old political cognomen of administration and anti-administration, or what is modestly called tory and whig, and are likely to be sustained mainly with reference to their political predilections. The wigs, wo discover, notwithstanding the noise made, studiously avoid placing the elections on the ground of Bank or Anti-

Bank; no doubt believing that it would not do to

risk that question in Ohio. Even in the Cincinnati district, where one of the branches is located, the wig candidate for congress has deemed it proper to

say he is not favorable to a rcchartcr of the present

united States Bank. A list of the candidates for congress, in the sever al districts, is inserted in another column.

State Bank. It will be seen by an advertisement.

published to-day, that the directors of the Mother Bank have notified the stockholds, that the first instalment on their stock will be required to be paid over, at each branch, on the 10th November next; and that an election for directors will be held on the

day following. From this it may be fairly calcula ted that the bank will commence operations at far

thest by the 15th of the same month. The State's share of tho capital, we understand, will be in readi

ness at convenient points, about the 1st November.

The parties in tho next legislature of Kentucky,

will stand, 9o Clay, 42 Jackson. In tho two houses

thus: Senate, 21 Clay. 10 Jackson; house of repre sentatives, 74 Clay, 26 Jackson.

Distress Symptoms. Wc learn from the Cincin

nati Republican, that the capital stock of "the Ohio

Lite Insurance and Trust Company," amounting to 2,000,000 of dollars, was taken up on the 27th ult. in that city in less than two hours after it was offered to the public.

Several articles, in preparation for thin paper, are eft over for the want of room. A biographical

sketch of tho late Capt. Piatt, and an article from the

Rising Sun Times, addressed to Mr. Armstrong, are

among tho number.

Salem. Our town, hereafter, will need no aid in the puffing lino from Newspapers; because it has in operation at present, no less than five Stcam-pull-pipe?. There are two Merchant Mills

I for tho manufactory of super fine flour: the Com-

pany s Mill running 4 pair ol v rcncii Jjurs: and tho other, owned by our enterprising fellow-citizen, John jMcMatia:;, Esq. who by the bye deals out among the farmers a great many dollars for wheat at fifty four conts per bushel, running two pair of French Burs. Who would refuse to say steam-ahead! ! Annotalor.

Counterfeits on the Bank of Louisville. We have

received from this Bank, for inspection, one of the Counterfeit Five Dollar Notes, on that Institution, a large number of which have recently been put in circulation in the Western Country. They arc very

badly executed and can readily bo detected by any

person who has ever seen a Bank Note, engraved by

Draper, Underwood, Bald & Spencer. 1 he , in the

word directors, is not crossed, and neither of the i's in the word Louisville, or that in the word promise, arc dotted. BickneWs Counterfeit 'Detector.

OCTOBER ELECTION OHIO.

The following gentlemen arc candidates for Congress in Ohio, in their respective districts: 1st. District. Robert T. Lytic, Bellamy Storcr. 2d. Taylor Webster, John M. U. McNutt. 3d. Jos. II. Crane, W. L. Hclfenstein. 4th. Thomas Corwin, Josiah Morris, Samuel II. Halo. 5th. Thomas L. Hamcr. Gth. Samuel F. Vinton, Calvary Morris, ITlios. M. Drake. 7th. Wm. Allen, Win. K. Bond. 8th. Jeremiah M'Lene, Joseph Olds, Orris Parish. Oih.W. W. Irvin, John Chancy. 10th. Samson Mason, lltli. James M. Bell, Wm. Kennon. 12th. Robert Mitchell, John Hamm, Elias Howell. 13th. Charles Colerick. ; 1 1th. James Patterson, Wm. II. Hunter. 15th. Jonathan Sloane. 17th. J. Thompson, W. Blackburn, G. JU'Cook, J. G.Wiilard. 18th. Benjamin Jones, Samuel Quinby. 10th. Samuel Stokeley, Daniel Kilgorc.

We arc requested to state, that the Girard Bank, at Philadelphia, has been reappointed one of the Deposite Banks for the Treasury Department. dole. MARRIED On the 23th ult. by J. W. Hunter, Esq. Mr. John Hickman, of Ohio, to Miss Piiluk C. W. Early, of this place. On Thursday last, Mr. John Bostic to Mis3 Clementine Clark both of this township. DIED On Sunday the .list ult. of bilious fever, Hannah Ann, aged 4 years; On the same day, of same disease, William T., aged H years;

On luesday the 2d inst., of tho same disease, Mary Jane, aged 5 years all children of Air. Joseph Fryer, of this township.

$5 50 15 11 in lli 20 00 : oo 02 D o 10 00 27 00 00 ::o

.) ti ( i i 11 00 10 00 00 87 i 17 5 25

2" ? r-: pi?

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FTpIIOSE indebted to thi3 establishment for job JsL work, advertising or for the news paper, previous to the 12th of July last, are earnestly desired to make settlement by pay meat or note. The approaching session of the court, will afford a favorable opportunity for many to close their accounts, and it is expected they will not neglect to do so. September 4th, 1834. Slate IBank or Indiana. FSpUIE subscribers for Stock in the several branch-

Ja- esofthe State Bank of Indiana, are hereby notified that they are required to pay tho first Instalment on each share of their Stock, to the respective Commissioners having charge of the Subscription Books in each District, in the town where the Branch Bank in which such stock is subscribed is located, and at etich public place in said town as tho said Commissioners shall direct, on Monday the tenth day of November next. And also, that on the day succeeding being the eleventh day of November next, at the usual place of holding elections in such town, between the hour3 often o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in tho afternoon, an election will be held, by ballot, for eight Directors on tho part of the re

spective stockholders in each such branch; of which election the Commissioners holding the Subscription Books of Stock in 6uch District, are appointed Judges. By order of the Board of Directors of tho State Bank of Indiana, on this 28th day of August, A. D. JOSEPH M. MOORE, 34 Cashier pro. tern . WVUIjIC JmOTICE JTS hereby given, to all persons who know thema. selves indebted to the county of Dearborn, Indiana, for taxes due for this, or any former year, for any property real or personal, for State or county purposes, that the following persons residing within the following townships, comprising the county aforesaid, are by me duly appointed Collectors, and are fully authorized to collect and receive taxes, according to law, to wit: In the townships of Lawrenccbunjh and -Miller, William Hamilton; in the

township of Laughcry, Preston Con away; in the township of Randolph, John Barricklow; in the township of Union, Joseph Woods; in the township ofCtnsar Creek, Ceorge Pate; in tho township of Manchester, Sewcll Plurncr; in the township of Jackson, Daniel Taylor; in the township of Kelso, William Tucker; in the township of Logan, Warren Tebbs; in the township of Sparta, Eli Musgrave; of

wiucn appointments an persons concerned arc required to take due notice, and govern themselves accordingly. Given under my hand at Lawrenceburgh, this first day of September, 1834. WALTER ARMSTOXG, Treasurer 34-3 w and Collector of Dearborn county. ALL those who know themselves to bo indebted to me are requested to make immediate settlement, by payment or note, as I am. compelled to make a settlement of my accounts. J. S. PERCIVAL. Lawrcnceburgh, August 30, 1634. 34-3w

Col. Webb, of the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, applies the epithet tory to the Jackson party, with seemingly as little remorse of conscience, as if he xvcre a saintly politician. Such language comes with an ill grace from one who is not only entitled to the appellation oftory in every sense of the term, but has proved himself a traitor to the doctrines he first espoused and to his benefactors. Do owes his political salvation, as it were, to the Jackson '.party, and its confidence Und support in the hour of trial, this modern Judas would reciprocate by en

deavoring to fasten upon it the infamous name of

'tory. Webb and Duff Green were once the zealous supporters of the measures of the present administration, but having been made acquainted with Biddie's "Golden Image," they forthwith withdrew from the true faith, and sold themselves as his hirelings to perform the work which no others would do;

hence this tissue of slang and abuse of the friends of

the administration. The day of retribution is near at hand, when these devoted hirelings will receive their due reward. Their course is too reckless they are too regardless of truth and common decency to be-profitable servants or for manv of their assertions to gain credence among, even, "the honest of their own employers. Such men have their p ice to become the pliant tools of any party. A Whig and Jackson editor in Kentucky, entertaining a difference of opinion on some subject, and neither being able to convince by argument, the

lurmer recommends to his friends in the vicinity of 41.. !..' . II 111 .. . . J

iuu.i4tit;i, u -pun tiown ins ilomicil and administer at least a hundred lashes," by way' of opening

..o wwo fc . wm, it tuucuivcs io ue tnc true state ot the case. Monocracy appears to be a distinruishin"' trait in the character of modern Whi" ism.

State Bask Loan. Tho public will discover by the letter to the Editors from Mr. M'Carty, one

of the Bank Fund Commissioners, that tho first loan required by the Bank charter, viz: $500,000, has deen obtained at Ta reasonably fair premium upon the stock. This 'stock is redeemable after twenty and within thirty years, at the pleasure of the state; and tho amount of premium, 5,250 dollars will probably pay the expenses on the part of the stale, of tho engraving and printing the notes, the perdicm and expense of the commissoncrs and tho cost of transmission of the funds to tho state. Tho principal and interest arc payablo in New York. We consider tho loan an advantageous onof showing the good credit of our state, and the efficiency and ability ofour Commmis3ioncrs. It is the opinion hero that the Bank will bo able to commence business as early as tho 15th Novombcr next. Those who have subscribed for stock will probably have to untie their purses in about sixty days. The charter authorises the remaining bonas to bo sold, so ns to ho available in two annual instalments hereafter, on which there is little doubt that an equally good or; better,, premium may bo obtained, after tho money market shall again become settled. The full amount authorised to be loaned, by the state, is one million three hundred thousand, or so much as may be required (for the branches that go into operation. Ind. Democrat.

Farmers'' and Mechanics' 9 Bank, at Madison, Indiana. The charter of this Bank expires on Saturday, the- Gth of September. Having been chartered under tho Territorial Government, its charter could not bo extended under tho Slate constitution. It was chartered Sept. Gth, 1814, for twenty years. Weekly Mess.

Health of Detroit. A '"Detroit Free Press, extra," dated 11th August, states that from the first to the 11th inclusive, there had been fifty-two deaths by cholera in that city.

Clover seed bushel

Coal, afloat do In yard do Cofiec, Havana Pvio Si. Jago

Cigars, Spanish 1000 Melee, box American M Cordage, tarred lb Copperas 4 Corn meal bushel Cotton, Ala. &.Tcn. lh Yarns, nssorlM Castings ton Feathers lb Flour,?. fi. in wagon Md

in storo Fish, Mackerel, No 1 do No 13 do No ;i

Flaxseed bushel

Ginseng lh Glass, 10 by 12 box 8 by 10 Glue, American, lh Grain,' Wheat bushel Oats do Corn do Ryo do Barley do Gunpowder, Wade's keg Duponfd Honey gallon

Hay ton Hemp cwt Hops, first sort lb

Indigo, Span. I. ecru lb 1 5

in kegs 4 1 02 Iron, Juniata bar Ion 150 00 hoop lb 0 rods lb 0 Lard (U Leather, solo, Cincin. lb 22 upper, do side 1 50 Lead, bar lb CU

Molasses, sugar housognl plantation Mustard, common lb English doz 1 Nails, Juniata ass'tcd lb

20 50 IS :u :n oo 0 00 7 00 8 00 5 50 25

50 15 25 25

wrought do

01 11 1 5

Oil, sperm, win. stra. gal. summer Linseed Olivo doz Tanners bbl

Paints, red lead dry, cwt 12 50

while do in oil keg

81 0 00 10 00

Pepper Pork, mess, prime Cargo Potatoes Rags Raisins

lh bbl 4

buslic lh box lb

8 00 10 10 00 S 00 5 00 25 :i 2 75

t lb

The Yincennes Sun, of the 23d instant, records the death of Mrs. Angeline .'fallclt, at the advanced age "of 110 years. "It was her lot, (says the Sun,) to raise a family of 14 children to the nge of women u::d men, and to live to bury them all all of them 'having left behind them large families."

Every one who takes an interest in

Our Town.

business that has for some weeks, and at present, en

iivencd our town. Wagon after wagon, laden with produce from the country back, is seen traversing aur streets, loading and unloading at the warehouses, stores, and the river. Some contain wheat, ethers corn meal, bacon, flour, flaxseed, and not a

Health of Torento, U. C. Tho Courier of tho 12th August, published at Toronto, speaking of the cholera, says, "this terrible disease has been raging with great virulence in this city for some days past. There, were near oO burials at the different places of interment on Sunday; and yesterday and to-day the cases have been numerous. During the last three days the atmosphere has been dense, humid and sultry, and eminently calculated therefore to foster the fatal pestilence."

The crops in the Attakapas, and sugar cane in

lue crowth end nrnsrinritv of this niaro. rnnst fpl

. I 1 J 1 7 .ww.

hi'rhlv nleaspil tn witnoss tho bustlf? And lmm f i narticul : i 1 1

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aiu c.xpucica io ue better and much larger this year than last. In East Feliciana, it is apprehended by the planters that the rain which had fallen there al

most daily, will prove of serious injury to the crops of

couon, wmcn are at present quite llattering and be ginning to open. A'. O. Courier.

Dissolution of Partnership. THE Partnership heretofore existing between William and Ellis Drown, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the third instant. All persons indebted to the late firm, will make payment as soon as possible, to Wm. Drown, who will attend to the settlement of the business of said firm. WILLIAM BROWN, ELLIS DROWN. September 5, 1334. N. li. William Brown will still continue to carry on the Carpenter nnd Joiner business as usual. He feels grateful for past favors, and hopes ho shall still continue to receive a share of public patronage. 31-3 w

Statute X4mvs. for 1832

For sale at this oiKcc. INDIAN AfG-AZETTZZn. A few copies of this work for sale at this office.

Rico

Spirits, Cog. Brandy gal Gin Holland Rum Jamiica 4 Whiskey in wag Sugcr, N. O. prime lb Loaf, re lined Lump Havana, white ' Salt, Zancsville, bushel Turk's Llaud,

Kcnhawa Saltpetre, crude Soap, yellow

common 4 Shot bag Steel, cast Crowley Amcr. blistered English do Tobacco, leaf, cwt Virginia manuf. Kentucky do Cincin. do Tallow Tar bbl Tea, Gunpowder Imperial Young Hyson

Wine, Madeira, gal TencrifTo Port 4

Claret doz Wool, clean washed, lb

lb i t lb i lb

To. Jtcmarl c 0J 15 75 00 0 00 (X) 00 17 8 10 00 12

D4 It 0 00

Fcavco.

none.

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dull, dull.

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10 8 10i 13 11 :ri 75 155 10 5 4

20 18 7i 17 y oo 0 7d 7 2 50 DO

(IS 3 00 1 50 1 37 4 00 35

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2 00 1 75 o:i If J I) IS It 13 40 87 37 12 0 5 1 87 221 00 8 IS 5 00 50 8 8 8 3 00 1 00 00 75 1 00 2 00 3 00 0 00 00

none.

Steam Smr 9l!ltt for Sate. IJlOU SALE, ono half or the whole of tho St, Saw .Mill, in BisitigSun, Indiana. This luill is Ml feet in loivth, and 20 feet wide, carries TWO SAWS, and avs 40 feet in length. Tho mbstantial manner in which the building is put up, the simplicity of tho Machinery , and tbe t trength of Che engine, has been acknowledged by nil who have soon it. The boilers arc 22 feet lon, and 32. inches diameter. There is aloVpair of Mn.t. Kroxi: HJiVet 7 inches in diameter, attached to tho saw mill, that will jxrind 200 bushels in 21 hours. The mill is fcitin-

ted on three lotj, and has a first rate ftono wall Utl, 5S feet deep, which supplies tho boiler:?. Any person owning land above this plac., h could furnish the mill with logs and firewood, will find this establishment worthy his attention. Tortus will be casv. l or further particulars npply to JOHN HOSR, or E. S. HUSH, . 7.t, La xcrcnrclurgh . nixing Sun, .-lugint f 1-v'U. 31-3w

.SilntiiristratotvS .V;tYr. nplIE undersigned having taken nut letterj of 1. administration, from the ClorkV olhce rf Dcarlorn county, on the estate of Lyman I'kkiii.am, lat

I of said county, deecared, hereby notify and irquiro

ell persons imlcbtcil to haul estate to inaue immediate settlement; and tlioe having claims ngaiiul tho same to present them duly authenticated for adjustment, as required by hv. The estate i.i believed to be polvent, and will be settled accordingly. NOTM'E is also given, that a rale fthr per. onal goods and ed'ecLs of said deceased will tube place at hs hte residence in Maneluvtcr township, on Monday the 224 of .';.' W r tier!-, at whirh will be oil!" red one lnne, one tf I plngh uutlftrmhn; utensils. Cotes, Hog?, Slurp, house hold and kitchen furniture, and various tilhtr attaLa, Sab to commence nt 10 o'clock on sutd day, u hen and w liT"

the tcruiiJ will be mado known by the uuder. i;ned. ANTHONY PEIMM'N, I , , . AHKUIAM PEUlil'N.s August 2,11. 3;i-Ty

Caution to the Eitutic. -WHHUEAS my wife SAIIAH has lea my v l bed and board, this therefore iz to forewarn nil persons from harboring or crediting her on my account, us 1 cm determined to pay r.o debts of her eon trading after this due, uulc.su compelled thereto by law. JAMEJt CON LEY. August 23, 11. 3 J

AUCTSORs. rEflllE subscriber intending to quit the Mercantile il. fbusincsi. will sell nt public action, in DilUborough, on Friday and Saturday, the 5th and Otli days of September next, bis entire rtock oflJOODS, consisting principally of 12r?j Goods zntl Groceries Ciizccnfwn&'c, S3:ue!tv::rc, Cutlery, 1)YE-STUIT AND MEDICINES; Together with numerous ether articlc3 which are usually to be louud in stores. Purchasers may expect to get good bargains, us rales will be positive. A credit of 12 months will be given on all aims over thr( c dollars under that amount, cas h. The subscriber has 15 or 20 bead of cattle for rale. J. Y. EOELSTON. Hillsborough, Augurt 2", :i:J-2v Oo'All personsjiulebted to J. Y. Egidston, arc

licreuy nouneu to come lorwnru nun si-mo mcir accounts immediately, cither by making payment o

giving their notes.

: MAWAOB2KS7 toFFECH, Wih:i:mn, July 21, 11. i? ism at Kiv(tM2 Canal Eoltcrt;, Class A'o. 17, draws at Alexandria, Va. tort. Cdh, UvU. OH Xo. 10 DUAWN 11 ALLOTS. SPLENDID .SCHEME. 1 prize of $20,(H)O, lof 10,000, 10 of $l,.r00, ir,U0; besides many others. Lowest prize 10. li t Drawn Pallet lf 2d do. 10, :5d, 4th und .r)th do. ;U2. Ticla ts $U, Grand Consolidated Lottery. JYo. 17. DrairtTat Wnshhu;ijn City, U'th September, ISM. II prizes of $10,000, HO.OOd; lecidoa many other.:. Tickets only A grand distribution nf

155,035 EOZAIIS

Draxrs

at J-

Yn. Petersburg1.! Lottery, No. l'.

! e xandria, 27 .'t Scptemla ri.,

1 prize of 20,t00, . do, (T fiOO. Splendid Fchemo, comprising a grand ilittrituticn cf li:l,ot!0 dollar.?. Tickits ricaFC Addrefs Clarfie fc Cook, WIuc!h; Va. Agents for YATHS A; 31 'IN TIKE.

WHEREAS my wife Clarcssa, has left my bed fund board without jast cause or provocation, but lias taken unlawful measures to conceal and destroy my property; this, therefore, is to forewarn all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting uftcr this date. HE-MtY 1)1 LS. September 4th, 1831. U-3w CAUTIOU. " TTWI1EREAS my wife Mary Ann DoLon has V V f left my bed and board, without any just cause or provocation, this i to forewarn all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date. JOHN DOLSON. Sparta; August 20th, 1S34. :M-.Mw

Copartnership. THE undersigned having entered into copartnership in the r.wiMixo, Tiumino and eucIi other business as is connected therewith, respectfully inform tho public that all business in their line, will, after this date, be transacted with and under the firm of J. .'J. Hunter. JONATHAN HUXTHIi, ALAXSOX HUNTEIJ. August 15, 153-1. :u-:uv.

for sale bv

July 21, 1321.

OUXDS canvasod hams

and

,000 pounds fcinokeu hliouldcrs

J. P. Dl XN v ro.

MARY ANN S.UYYKR will open a n:hocd for Yorxu i.inns,on Monday, tho Itl .September next, at the room over the Pank.'l Laercncclvrght'U:gutt 1, lS'M. .')r!-Jr

IjatvreuceburfiJt fieUcal TFU M. STEWART having taken the room in -iLi' the basement btory of tho Presbyterian church, will open an BttgtUh and Classical Scfuud, on Monday, the 1st of .September. His terms will be 2, 'A, and $1 pcrpiarter, (12 weeks.) Xo scholar admitted for n less, term than n fpurtcr, without an express agreement. I'rom experience in teaching l.c hopes to give satisfaction.

August CO, 153-1.

Ci ASH will bo paid for any quantity of clean timothy, curi:it,t nuir.-ajur;

Apply

SEEDS.

August 0, 15P,

at the Produce und Seed Sure

L. W. JOHXSOX.

ANIEL J. CASWELL and PHILIP L. SPOOXER. are associated in the rractiee rf

law, in tho Dearborn Circuit Court. All prufeca eional business entrusted to either, in the uid court, will receive the punctual uttention of both. ihWev on High fctreet, in the room f. nnerly occupi- d by H. Walker, Eq, where P. L. Spouiier may be ibuud, except when absent on professional busiiuv.

Lawrcnceburgh, Sep. loth, 1'

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Ohio Reformat IXeflicat College, A CERTIFICATE for ono year's tuition in thij institution can bo purchased v rea.-.ouablo term?, by application to the editor of this paper. May 2, ISM. .ll.iJOiZ V JTj.Wi:, .It tor tu :.v, MAYE formed n partners-hip, and w ill practice Law in the Superior ami Inferior Courts in Indiana, & in the counties of Roon, Ky., nnd Hamilton, Ohio. Their viYu-c is c-n Highttrcct, in tho rtom formerly occupied by 31 r. Lunu rs jhi i.fdcc, where one of 'them will at all limes be found. All claims put in their bunds for collection, by non-reeidents, will be promptly attemh d to. l.axvrtncil-urirh, ,Vt . L", lllv