Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 36, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 20 September 1834 — Page 3

Saturday lYIornisi?, Sept. 20. The Circuit Court will commence its- sitting in this place on Monday next, and will continue two weeks, if the business require it.

By a note published in the Richmond Palladium, ' Putnam we discover that Oliver II. Smith, Esq. is a candi- Wayne date for congress in the 5th district in this State. 'Hamilton The present member, (Gen. M'Carty,) and James ! Madison Rariden, Esq. are also said to be candidates. Delaware Union The deaths by cholera, in the city of Xew York, !rant forG days, ending on the Gth inst. amount to 119. : if etcatur The disease, though not materially abating, was not : .

r.f ' (Washington

a j lit, i, cuuicj y uiuviai , c believe exhibits a pretty correct statement of the votes given in the several counties in this state, at

iue iaie eiecuon ior governor and lieut. governor.

Shelby Vjnro

Marion

Jennings

i T r "

oenerson

The Ohio river is at low stare. within a few in-1 Jpfiers

ches of extreme low-water mark. Business, how- h!:nox .... 1 r r. 1 1 l. ..ha-I

. ? UilUtl UU1 u

ever, is tolerably brisk in the steam and flat boat j p"0 way. Our wharf, for the last two or three weeks, i P.arke

has presented quite a nvciv scene, in mat time . 'p " we believe some 8 or 10 boats have been fitted Up' Sullivan and laden with Hay, Pork, Flour, Oats, Onions, and j-andoph various articles, and cleared for the lower country J joone market. A goodly number more are now fitting to Huntington start before long. We purpose in our next, as near jntn as possible, to give a list of the boats and cargoes, ' arrick already cleared from this place for the month past; Spencer and in thesucceedirg numbers continue the register, j Switzerland Owners or super-cargoes, arc therefore requested to ( Henry furnish us a list of their shipments, as the same are ; Hancock made, and in this way enable us to ascertain with '1e greater accuracy the amount of each, than we ether-! 'y 1,1.7.- v Gibson

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uiven

Pike

! X 1 Iu 0By the demise of Capt. Sortwell, (noticed in f Fayette another column,) we are left without a carrier to ! Rush convey our paper into the lower part of the county: J White and would be pleased to find some person who would J Daviess undertake to perform that duty. Any of our neigh- j Elkhart boring farmers who has a spare horse and lad to j St. Josephs ride, would no doubt rind it advantageous to take Harrison the route. The distance can easily be travelled in j Tippecanoe two days, at any season cf the year. ! Montgomery

1' ountain

Wo nro nteriRed tn lie nhlfi tn Rt.nt.o. that the health I Chirk

.. - i - j , of this dace, which in the carlv nart of last week, it t Franklin

feared, was likely to bo interrupted by an at-! Posey

Clinlprn. rnmnins mod for the season, i Bartholnm

was

f nrk of tho

JVo death bv that disease or anv other has occurred I Jackson

in the town since Wednesday of last week; nor arc Greene 'we apprised of more than one case of s'.ekness of ! Dubois cholera, and that in a remote part of the town J Martin since that time, which readily yielded to medical i Scott treatment. We therefore take the responsibility of; Johnson assuring all concerned, that they may visit the town Monroe in perfect security from cholera at least. Carroll Allen The Editors of the Rising Sun Times seem to Warren think we acted through sinister motives, by not pub-! crmillion lishing their reply to Mr. Armstrong's comrnunica- i Perry tion, in the S4th number of our paper, and insinuate j Laporte that we were waiting to give ?Ir. A. an opportunity Dearborn of accompanying it with a "rejoinder." Now this ! Hendricks is all a mistaken notion. The Editors requested us j Lawrence to insert as a favor, and ns such we did it; and in j I'loyd withholding it till our last, were influenced by no- j Crawford thing, save our oicn convenience. During the last J Orange week we were furnished by Mr. Armstrong with ( abash an answer to the remarks we were about to publish Lagrange for them, and anxious to do justice to both parties, ! and assume no farther responsibility we gave it in j

the same paper, with an expressed determination I to admit nothing more, of a similar character, into J

our columns irom citlicr believinr tnat their i

GOVERNOR LT. GOVERNOR. JSTohle Rend Wallace Culley 872 492 694 G2S 939 29U loo7 174 1020 776 1038 7G9 8o4 743 940 4S0 2225 r78 . 2079 638 3CG 171 SGG 1GS ra2 15G 425 45 297 1G3 341 49 709 559 G99 550 HI 40 135 8 869 S2G SGI 830 449 53 459 37 70 20 63 4 G5S 1053 971 532 433 321 47G 242 1005 G5G 1179 495 700 435 839 233 243 206 193 113 GS7 G54 897 315 712 433 687 3G2 242 603 333 443 432- 133 43G 88 244 227 2G1 187 .257 SO 261 25 T10 178 318 160 173 273 142 224 210 163 155 86 793 297 771 295 934 882 973 803 295 260 859 180 741 239 750 227 60 333 162 167 502 494 441 342 8C6 886 S0G 346 1S2 280 129 152 945 574 960 547 1219 704 1250 595 50 23 50 23 883 402 476 238 196 153 174 175 343 93 841 83 665 725 916 125 904 597 917 570 i 859 466 1C65 21G j 655 820 122G 205 ! G72 911 755 767 i 3001 384 1063 850 ! 415 722 423 G01 j G57 631 62G 613 i 383 577 890 486 I 842 413 296 402 82 249 120 118 105 299 189 196 304 291 877 192 511 440 448 250 548 073 541 GG4 272 844 290 812 246 112 244 112 j 443 206 495 150 563 455 78G 213 325 78 850 29 823 150 242 145 1293 1039 1012 1292 I 552 411 571 277 i G18 533 COS 405 i 583 297 717 78 800 193 873 41 883 692 865 485 122 . 19 121 13 97 54 j 86,925 27,802 80,815 19209

Alum 1!) Almond.-? lb Apples, green, bushel

lined lid

ELECTION RPTTTnva ' i . . ...

rr, ru . r. 4, , iruuraumry Mortality cj the Italian PerJ he following list, though net entirely official, we formers at Havana. There has seldom neilnns neve exhibits a orettv rnrmf

"tU) n-'t-uraeu a more remarkable and melancholy example of mortaliiv than that which lias befallen he members of (he Italian Opera Company, who armed in this city in 1S32, and who have been, during the past year, performing at Havana. It was only a vcar nrro that wo wnm i,.

lf nOTVOrflll 1 ft in rm n i-wl nnnl.n 4 7 i C '

Ppflron; si,: . , . "a! Bacon, Ihms I!,

-" I'lwuaun, uy iuu iasi accounts, ir in numbered with the dead Few will foret her ' r0Und t. beautiful personation of Elisa ctCIaudio; nor will ! r IIa",s ?,;V;!9 J lu those who Knew her estimable and exemplary con-1 ,,n,3 L duet in nrlnfo i;r ...:r i 1 . I Iees wnx lb

r-" us a iiim ;i nioiner, rciuso to i piy a passing tribute to memory. She made her p ,n,slonc ro11 first successful career at Lisbon, and was afier-l'1 ' S wards the Prima Donna at the Opera at Richmond I Cand,ef'' sTn 11.11 m this city. Montroser, the Director of the! . "'"ul company, and his son. Or M

" 7 tMOIIIIkilUI, tl iJH-HH-W.f'I.ml.i and loarnori vmi

Cincinnati. Iricc.t Current. couRrcn:r wkekly.

-FT

and learned young physician, and pupil of the eel

wiait-u jLvjiiusmi, nave also fallen vie black vomit. Poor

of the orchestra, thcmosFremarkableiolin pliyor

1! 1! lb

"lofthecele- CJ R .cfms to Hie clover seed bushel $3 5 sot he leader Coal. nllont do

From ( 1U 02 $1 CO

; 0 . 1G c 8 n o

12i

sli 1000

tone siniyer. and ShrnnriMa u , . i iNieloc, box

r Ti. 0wiim oaico an , close me 1 mournful list of these unfortunate strand, who, i r t Amer:c?n in Hie prime of their life, and in the heiUt of hci ! n g' !irrcd l) prospenty, have found a lonely gra n a H re Vn nm , , ' land. 53 . ' r ',)ruSn i Corn meal bushol 1 lar' Cotton, Ab. & Ten. lb Tennessee. Among the provisions in tho new P 1' Yarns, r;ssorl"d constitulion of Tennessee aSrPo. i ; " ' "? i 9.as,,.n?3 ,on

fj) KrVnd w!,!c!' " is 80pp' m bo o,,.P- ?fi ;, Jl, m ted by the Convention, nrn tl.o r.iu..,: . . i0i s. n. i.i w.igon bol

, - , . - - - 'iitJt

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show the march of monlily in tl.nl quarter - "Tho I r-, u I '" i' v , .oplMuro riiaI1 Inve no-power ioauthc J "crc-l, No 1

i-i- i r"'iywo' Mau pass laws to pro nb,t - tl.e sale of Lottery tickets within the limiis of the fetatc. .Ministers of the Gospel are incli-

do Flaxseed Ciinsenu

lo o bllrhol 1!)

uL-uiesuie existence ot a (nt ovor r. I r-

oi rewards and punishment, is clinic to anv oiliro 1 -i v in the evil Department of tho Stm. I J It ?? I Amcncan, 1!

zen of.nrri lont ; ,i,n.o.. .7 " . ' . u"u,'iin, UUcat

, . ... un jowif, wiio siiau be con-

accept a challenge, or aid or abet in fioltn a duel is excluded from holding any office of honor or pro-

Oats Coin Uye U uley

bushel

do do do do

Dupoiiis T r n if ir i I L tn

JJrcugat.A degree of dronahfalmcst un-iHiv " ton Known among us has been scorching the country ' Hemp cut tor many weeks past. Pastnrrs ..m -t,;..,i 't'u. rrei.,., iu

late crops, particularly Potatoes and Uuekwheat. Indigo, Span. F. ccr'u lb

11 i3 .uu, neuuv ruinod. urn u i. i

j injured.

Toicanda, Pa. Banner, i Iron, Juniata bur

hoop

in l0:s

15 11 Hi Mi 2v0 00 :i oo 02 (.) o 10 15 27 00 00 no i - 1 1 00 10 00 00 80i 17 5 25 1 00 20 5ti IS in :i7 00 0 oo 7 00 02 i 8 00 5 50 25 1 50 1 02

rods

! 1! t

productions, should- we condescendto published ' PXq:" Yry Jnstmite, and College ofj lorexecution, and a m them, were better calculated to destroy the char- j r'T leachojs, will convene in the cily of ! portation to Bermuda

Our news collector reports that he was informed ! by one of the passengers on bri,d nf tn o',:.. w;, ; Lard

Thomas, from St. Thomas, that the nerors on tl' ; Leather, sole, Cir.cln. lb estates in the island of St. Kilts had refund to! upper, do side work after the first of August, alihounh admonish- j lb cd by tho Governor and Stephen Day, the Marr;s. Molasses, sugar house gal tratc, that martial law was proclaimed." On the Gth, i plantation 4 and on the 7th, the regulars from LMmstnnn T Til l i .Mustard, common lb

witn the marines from four men of war in tho I, ,r. i Kurdish

bor, and fTie military of the island, nnrched aa un. ' Nail-, Juniata afs'ted lb tlie insurgents. Mnnv nri.snnrr l.o H-mim!,! d.

feome had been severely whipped; others ordered ! Oil, sponn, win. stra

i.: r il ' iL.j .ri wiiiviiiimii w:i lilUllISl 1 () ( ;IV 111 c n mr nnvi

ucttrr uuu rL-jjutiitiun ui uur paper, Liian niUL OI i mi . . r , . . J "v,uu'-1 hv..m. either of the belligerent parties. We say this, that ! ilG obJL;cl o hs institution is to "create a deeper

inc auuors may -see anu rigniiy unuersianu our motive. v. m. c.

WESTERN LITERARY INSTITUTE.

mi t.t x T. . .....1 .ivvu sv.n;u.-i U j PPC( ! OI lei- OH KTPf Jr'l:Uirn h:C, .ns,"n". 9" oil fircxcu.i, and t, nun.l.er scnlcnccll for trans

1; r .11 1 11 I1 I'll ?c i t)nf 4 1. A r 1 m -

union 10 ucrmudi. When tho St. Thoma

suited it was expected that order would soon be! restored. ,v 7...-... tj.,

summer

Ion 150 00

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DIED-

We publish on our first page, to-day, a speech by

ir. laney, iaie oecreiary oi tne 1 reasury, m reler- f , ...uu. unu imeueciuai iivcntucky .and Indiana, and Ins been well !n,,n

o me removal 01 me ueposites ana United - - niu.ins oy wmcn it is pro-: as a worthy and upright man, and a christi m r.,r Bank. Our readers, and particularly those of Psc to efloct this object, is to organize the Pro-! many years he has T I n i , , Pnt pposed to the administration, who have repro- fusion in the Valley of the Mississippi, so as to I Peace to 1 is in-n-f 7 1 , 7 r P e nacllGr " and condemned the removal of the depos ites, bring together the members of the socle tV. ,L . KelM banner. )

once to

States

them oonosed

bated and condemned the removal of the deposites,

are rcspectlully invited to give this exposition of Mr. Taney a careful reading.

Wheeling, Aug. 2. Keel Boat Accident. We learnt yesterday that a large keel boat, full of dry goods, was sunk at Racoon Shoals, 34 miles below Pittsburgh. Particulars have not reached us, but it is said the boat swung over the bar and filled in deep water. The cargo must be principally wet. We hope, for the sake of our Western friends, that the damage will not be heavy. It is qutc certain, however, that if these goods had been sent by cur Haiti more and Wheeling route, they would have escaped injury on these shoals, or any other of the numerous impediments, to free and safe navigation, which exists, at this season, between Pittsburgh and this place.

Tic Blacks. The Woodbury Herald cf Tuesday last says, that the upper part of Glaucestcr, N. J., ,4is literally overrun with blacks, driven by the violence of an infuriated mob from their homes and property in Philadelphia, to seek shelter and protection among the farmers of our county. Their numbers previous to this influx had become in some places troublesome; in others a burtherand a nuisance. A temporary sojourn among us, considering the circumstances of the case, may be borne with but the first indication of a permanent residence should, and we feel confident will, call forth a rigid enforcement of the statute against the admission of blacks into our boundaries."

interest in the cause of Education, not only among Teachers, but throughout the communiiv- l,v nf.

rcstin. ,l,e puWic a.Tention p !!s men,'us , , . 7 IVT ! Pepp

.t.ndnrd In c, .7 1 mm'J'i u. "ucKy anu Indiana, and lias been well known Prime

Cargo

otatocs

. j " f , iu bring together the members of the society, as often

uo mn.ucduie, anu uius unite them in nnn nom.r,o

object; to promote tho diffusion of useful in forma-

uon on the subjects connected with Education; to improve the present systems of instruction by a mutual exchange of such opinions or plans among the members as may be deemed useful nr r.mr.?U,l.

and to induce the establishment of Institutions of learning for tho purpose of preparing those who may be looking towards the business of instruction, for the exercise of their profession with benefit to themselves and to societ." The following genllemcn will lecture upon the various subjects named, at the ensuin" meeting of the College: 63 1. Rev. J. Van Dorks, Lexington, Kv. "On the moral character and influence of Teachers." 2. Tnos. S. Grimke, Esq., Charleston, S. C -"I hat the Classics and Mathematics ouoht to form no part of a scheme of general education in our

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Hi 0 0v) 10 00

Linseed Olive

Tanners Lbl

. ; P.iin?. rod 1 p m A drv ru t VI 50

On L1.. . l.i cci . v . ... I 1 ii r.i

x i.u.i ijsiiuiin insr. m omi ps wuiie uo in on ut

Ih Lbl

buslu lb box

On Friday, the 5th instant, nt. tlm rncM .ci,: I Ii iis:ns

tatiier. near llnrtfi.rrl nii,;on, o , i Kirn

son of John and 3Iary Pugslee, in the 17th vear of! Spirits, Cog. Brandy gal

-e. ainv iu ins uoam dv a Kick received i lm iioiland trom a fayorito horse which he was in the habit of! Hum Jamaica P aymg vvjtu, and which he survived but a short time. ! Whiskey in wanHis associates have lost a warm hearted friend-bis ! Su-er, N O nrimo lb lively and fnendly disposition gained him the good I J 0 p n fi ncd will of all who knew him; but he has paid the debt I ' td ot nature, and has gone to seek the promised reward. 1 J ;"mp Sun Times. U lt J1? W 1,,e, At his residence in Ponn mnntv TCt I b llf' nrsvilh-, husliel

riday, 12th mst..Mr. A!nsr rr,w

- . ' ' "V .7.. ., 1 , 111 IUIJ liUI I , Vear nr In nrro ' J' i ' Kl'll ilivi

j ,Til. i . nas one oi me pioneers ot j the west ; and for about 20 years a resident of Uoon ! Salfp.-tr, crude county. ! Soap, vH.W -

i At his residence, in this township, on Saturday, i common l-.th inst., Capt. Jistus Sortwell, aed about GO Snot -vears- Steel, cast At his residence in tho vicinity of this Villas on ' Crowley Sunday last, 3Ir. B. CUOSBY, one of the conduc-! Amcr. idistered

tors oi the "Indiana Sentinel. "The deennsod hnd ! Ihi

10 10 00 S 00 5 00 : 2 75 1 50 1 50 1 50 10 8 101 i:j 11 hi :

10 5 .1

- Pnv W Tr at r rr , , . I V uu "inaiana aentinel." Tie deceased had ! Jmgl-sli

;i.ri.,uAiiu,.iio. J lie i ' " Kfflului UI wis place out a short time but ! Tobacco, leaf, cwt

irgini ) manuf. jb

lb 4

18 ? 17

NEW YORTI MARKETS September G.

Flour. Owing to the drought prices of Western , I

nau .iuanceu iuiiy IS cents per barrel and sales are made with ease at the advance. In Southern there is no change worthy of notice, and the transactions are trifling. The weather during the week lias been unfavorable for business. (J!rain. There have been two cargoes of Western Wheat sold during the week at $1 0 cents for injl- . Wor, and $1 6 cents for prime. The last sale of Virginia Wheat, ?iftc, was made at $1 7 cents cash. Several parcels arc known to be on the way. Rye and Corn, have both advanced. Sales of Northern Rye and Corn, at 15 cents; Southern Corn, 70 to 72 cents. Enquirer.

Kentucky do

1 .iiu'in ,i.x

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lew aaid Claeasa CfiJTaiiow

THE subscribers have just received, and opened ! V'1 a part of their FALL and WINTER (IOUDS, j 1 C3 G"npowder from Philadelphia, and are daily expecting more-1 Imperial

to which they resnectfullv inviin t!10 ntfnn; r' Ynun Itvcnn

their Inends and customers. I Wine, Madeira T , KODXEY & I1URTOX. ! Teneritlb ' Lawrcnceuurgh, Sept. 19, 183-1. Tfl-tf j Port

Claret

AUCTION

. n r , 7 "7 - no I -"' "" uut a. cuuit nine uut mlJuence ot the reijular slndv of tho Ril.ln ! so tar as he was tnnwn ho h.i - r,:

lectual and moral improvement." itl0n- Conncrsville la. Hatchman, Sept. 5. I

. . norooo, iu. A., Cincinnati, Ohio. "The best method of teaching the Languages." 5. Rev. E. Slacu, Oxford, Ohio. "The application of principles to practice in the various departments of Physical Science." 0. A. Kixmont, A. M., Cincinnati, 0!iio.Anatomy and Physiology as a branch of study in Schools and Academies." 7. J. L. Tracy, Esq., Lexington. Kv. TI.n

proper method of leaching Geography and History

in connection. S. B. Storer, Esq., Cincinnati, Ohio. "Constitutional and Criminal Law, as a branch of study in Schools and Academies." 9. Prof M. A. II. Nilks, South Hanover, Indiana. "On College Discipline." 10. W. Nixox, Esq. Professor of Music. Cineip.

nati, Ohio. '-Tho nature and moral influence of

iwusic' H. Rev. Dr. Beeciier, Lane Seminary. "The advantages to be derived from Institutions, to prepare teachers for the exercise of their profession." Several other distinguished literary gentlemen are expected to address the meeting, among whom are the Hon. John C. Wright, and Daniel Drake, D., Cincinnati: and P fr Tlrmvn Vn

boro, Georgia . jmr American.

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Fgnili:. siiDscriber will offer at nnhbV snU l.;

M. house in Lawrenceburgh, ou Wednesday the i

--vw. vujvi ijuai, a ipianciiy oi

Wool, clean washed, lb

t; 1? 50 DO 1 00 0s :i oo 1 50 1 .7 1 00

To. limarl-i 15

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i.' oo 1 75 00 lii 1) is 11 i:i 10 M7 12 ( 5 1 87 kt.li 00 is 5 00 50 S s

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o payuuio ai rnua. j r inters Jijti!; .i

Marietta

.Mount Pleasant Xorwalk (leaugi

R ink of Zancsviil.'

I St. Cl iir -illn A 4 I I

scarce.

r. one.

li ; Agricultural bk atc,!ir2 5 lijSt-uebk .Misisijtpi do 5 ljj All ( tlicrs unrert iin 11' AL.lli.lMJ. li 11 ink of .Mobile 15 li State hi; M.i1iii x- i"

Commerc'l b k L. Erie 1 All fth fr.s uneertn in

Dayton Hank 1 ! I'lliC I.Yl.l. ('onmiereial bk. Scioto 1 1 Valley and Uranch I

t cc M bk Mcubenville 1 U ink ot a A: branches 1 Columbus 1 : do payable Charleston 1 " Lancaster 1 Fanners' bk VutV br 14 ! Muskingum bk li X. W. bk at Wluvlingl i , Frbana Hanking Co li- payable at WelUburglJ ; Western Keservc 1 All others uncertain. " All ctheis uncertain. MICIUCAX. K i:YTUCi; y. l Micliig in bk v;5 and up. H ' ' Hank of Lcuisvilhi it l' 4v Mt.-c bk of Mich )

iiicumn i o . , and inwards ! Hank Commonwealth 2 Smaller notes i do Kentucky vV brVhs J H ink of Uiver Kaisin j All others of no value ! All others no value. : tj:myi:ssi:i:. ixdu.ya.

iate bk lenn. A: hr 5 V A- M bk c.5 .v

5 Small notes d Ail (lOllTiS 11." V Vir

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VIST. COIJ.MIUJ,

dull, ilul!.

none.

Union bk .Nashvillo

do payable in Piiila.

i e itmun V Woods m (payable at Nashville $ ,l j tlo payable at Phi la j All others uncertain ' IJU'ISI.LY.I ; Hank of l.rulsiana 5 j do Orleans 5 Commercial bk Lotii'a 5 ! Consolidated Associate 5 City bk of N O.-Ieans 5 Louisiiina :tatri lJa:; r, j Citizens' hk ot'Eoui'a 5

5 :t

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Cllier hanks gen ml-

5 h) fro in 2 to 5.

; pay Ti-ir. Pirinrsn. rij'TIOE indebted to this otal .l.ehment forj .b ; work, advertising or for tho new s paper, previ. jousto the 2W of July xa, are earnestly desired to : make settlement by payment or note. ,The np-.roach-, mg KCfsion of the court, will niferd u favorable op-' j portunity tor many to close their aecrumts, and ii is expected they will not neglect to do to. September -ltli, ISM.

none.

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J Inm-uam'i: Comi,v,v ! . , Stp', ,.-)!, r PJ.', l-.'U. S ! Tjnrif'!: is hereby given that nn t leetini, will be ; I Slheld i't the rffee ,f t-.nd C.-mpany, in Lawj renceburgh,o:i -Monday the l:'th Octol or next, (that ; being the ocond .MoudayA for the purpoK of elect- ! nig nn-e Dire, tors f, r haid Cor-uiv. The elee- ; Uon will lel.eld between the hours oi lO A. M.ar.J ; oVloek P. M. on said day. Jly order of the Hoard ; ol Directors. L .-Tl. Thomas nniTnn, sc'y. I nii:ni:.S my wife Clare.-.,a, has K ft ,y bed i . , n"! !;0;ir,l without jtt cause or provoea'tiou, .it has taken unlawful inoasurea to conceal ami de- ; stroy my property; this, therefore, is to forewarn all j persons from harboring or tru.-ting her en my nej count, as I will pay no debts of her contractu" "after j11'5 (!;lt,, Jl!:li V Dils. I .vepte-nhcr4th, ;;i:5vv. j '2f?2ni:iiHtr:iSartf ntficc. jrliti: undersigned having taken out letters cf j administration, from the Clerk's oiiice cf Dearborn eoumy, ou the otate of Lyman Fnrr.L.vNn, lata jot paid county, decked, hereby notify and reeuire ! all persons indebted to .a:d estate to make immedi- ! ntc fettl -mei.t; and tbose having claims against the ; same to present them duly nuthontientcd for adjust- ; met'.t, required by law.' The eMato is believed to ; be Folvent, nnd will be settled accordingly. ! NO TIC!' is also given, that ji t-ale cfil.e perron- ; al goods and cfeets of saM deceased will take place hishio residence i:i .Manchester towi:shij en : Monday l!io L'.M of Stpt, mlvr next- nt which will be .ottered our horsr. one i.-.'i -:, I vL"h and i',ir,.,;

'fj::;, C,a.v, Wf(, hmsr hold and hitc.C en Jur.'iitiirr, and various other aetichs. Sule j() commence at 10 o'eloek on sa'd day, when ami wher the terms will be made known bv the undersigned ANTHONY PF.tt DFN, ) , , . ' A HU All AM PI'IIDIN. I'11"1

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MANAGERS OPFICI

Farmers Mechanic's Bank of Indiana'. There is a report going the rounds of the papers that the charter for ibis institution cxnired on tho

filh of ecnt. bavin" been in cxistenrn hvnnir :

" - j years. This report does not vary far from tho truth i

-the charter w 11 expire the 1st of January next. Good prices lad for the party. -A farmer returnIt has however, two years from that period m which ,ng from mill tho other day, v4 met by a friend to wind up its concerns, which con be done with who enquired the price of corn rettv -ood ' all the case imaginable, having but about s'20.000 i ailSWnrpft flirt .1. i . .. ...

of paper .float,0 with a capital of five tinaes 'that tells me go 0 g' W"or pmounl pledged for its redemption! Its solvency that!" exclaimed fL uL " VI 1 i )i 21'

is.plnced a lona distance

i r j

wu mug, ana us attairs win oe closed without a , groan on the part of the bank. The charier of this institution cannot be renewed, the constitution having prohibited the grant of any bank, on the . part of tho Legislature, save a State Bank and branc"es Madison Banner.

mountpledgcd for its redemption! Its solvency that-exclaiud r..S Zii

beyond where a doubt , ty'' He was a panic wig "Well,-said the old

Uats, 'althouah I've hern in f.- rfi, nA

15ank,and all that, I must now confess I have no very high opinion of a party that hates good prices for corn." Friend Josiah laid his tongue in his check and "walked Spanish." Trenton Emporium.

CHAIRS, Arc. &c.

and among them an excellent Eight Day Clock & case; Together with a number of

jOtf, 1S31.

00 Nos 10 Dnvwx IJ allots.

SPLENDID SCIIFMF.

rrplIF sul.Fcribcrs for Stork- in the several branchcs of the State Hank of Indiana, are hereby no. .titled thru tboy are reijuired to pay the fr.-t In&taN j ment rn each thnre of their Stuckto t!ie respective ICoinmisior.er having ekarge of tl.o Su! Kcrij-ticn

Mio.im j;iMnci, ininetown wJiere the Hraneii Hank in which meh rfn-k is nibscrihnl U located and at. mr-Ii public place in Kiid town is the H;i Lommusionor: Iiall direcr. rm !,,,',,. ii.,..,....i. ...

of Novemler rext. And also, that. the day hicjcoeu.ng being the eleventh day of November net nt j t.ie usual place of holding elections in turh town, Itweent.iehours often uVlock in the foreign.! , our o doc; ni tho afternoon, an election will bo held, ; by billot, lor elit Director on t!i, ..,,t ,.r .1

. fpective Stockholders in eaeli ich bnnch; of which

;,IU !0!l Iat commissioners lu l.img the Su'efcriptiou hooks ol Stock iu Mich D;trict, are opptiiut.-d Judges. Hy order of tho Hoard of nirrrt.-.rs r.r o,n .,i

i H ink of Ir.dian i, on this V-th d.iv of Au"jt. 1 j C-J J - o 1 . , .ro ;:rn m. moohi:. 1 Jiitliiirj.fo.tm;, j JIA hereby given, to all persons who know t!irr- . -J- selves indebted to the county of Dearborn, li-'j. j am, tor taxes due fr this, or any f ,rmcr ve::r f r

"V r t personal, Ior or cuMy pur;o5es that the tbllowin persons residin- wit!., in the following townshins. fm.mr;,,,, .1"

"foresaid, are by ,no duly appointed ( Electors, and o ro t , 1 ll .41.. 1

ItomchoM 4- Kitchen JFnrniture, I U8 ,mj ; c"Lrf' jr o- r- v Consisting of BEDS. MinniX-a T.wrJl , '- . V C" 0.!C,'y,

, ...... iniiiaiu.iuj u. or.i. aroiuny authorized tn !!.,. . ...

.fMi nt.. ... I . . . . '

n-w,u s u Jaw, 10 wit; imb,. townships of l.nwIrenceburgh and .Miller, William Hamilton: in the

I SPLENDID SCIIFMF. 1 prize of C-JD 000 i t wr.lnp of Laughery, Predion Tonnwuv; in t!: jlof 10,000, 10 of $1,500, 3r,,0O0; besides many : lWIVr,,'p of 'ph, .Joi n HarricfcKnvj in tho .others. Lowest prize CIO. 1st Drawn U)lnt iw ! township of Fnion, Josepli 'ood.-: in the townsliip

: S.M do. $10, 13d, 4th and 5th do. 1. 'J'ickets ill l -asrir L'reek, t.'eerge Fate; in the town.-bip of

,Cnlhl 1 T u . r"nclietter,.scATll Fhimer; in the

BOOKS, LUG AZr, r"r rTi ire

m? tn f JILES ,RFI3'f E" from commence-1 Grand Consolidated Loltc ment to tne nrospnt tuno. ,1,-. . : - w u

lowrt-aip of

. . . -- niiiiv-.ice-ment to the present tune? bpsWios. o

the XATIOXAL IXTKLLIGECKU, fo.'taS j - ,''

t,"!'lrs- lermsoi sale will be made known : 0'''"' 'i,r'

....... y. JUilxN TEST. lirth September, 1S34. so-ts

ICrj. Jackson, Daniel Taylor; in th- township of Kelyo. "t M'r 'L'ain 'rcLcr; in tho township of Loan, 'arren 'ity, lo,i ; Tebbs; in the township of Spart , I'li .Mm-'rave: t.f

Administrators Notice.

nrizes of lO.(Min .in nnn. . wincli np: ointments ail per.-ons concerned are re

Tickets onlv $S. A nd dis trZLn?7 QTS' t0 ,akc (,ue ,50tiff n!!'1 ,'vcr, them.elve, " rts distribution of ( accordin-ly. CSiv?n under my hand nt LawrenceVa "eter,?? 1 ?. KtAHS. I burgh, this ilr.t day of September, lM. d. x CierSUllrtrh I .it n... V 1 . . ..I 0 1 1 ' . t ' 1 11 1 ... .

i . . .-f ""'"! 1 4U. I.J. iJt'rnf -IL M.llll.liL A 1 I l! '

WOTICE is hereby given tint the undersigned i T prize "of 'fif"-15- , ! Cl'"'""'- 'i-'iLrfc- ',..-.

ittArf so. J'Jcase Af .t

Clarke & Coo5:, 117,?-, r.1.

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. . uuuiiiiicLiauil I. 1KHI1 I 111! ' on inmn

Klerk s office of the Probate Court of Dearbourn i dXr. 1 P sing a rand distribution of l-ri.oyo

fill l TtT "r nn u i . a. - a - r t-w i . - ?

"""-. x.siaie oi jjamet Udu, late of sad

county deceased. All persons indebted to said tstate are requested to make payment, and all having demands on the Estate will present them within one year. DAVID KERli, AdmW. September 15th, 1SS4. :'6-3w

A few copies of this work for sals at this office.

Agents for YATES & .M'INTIUK.

TT A XI EL J. CASWELL nnd I1!ILU L. ll Sl'OOXl'U, nro associated in the practice of law. in tho Dearborn Circuit Court. All pmf sional business entrusted to either, in the said court,

Coir ... . . : -..'...-uiv.M.m:wii lutiuiL-r, jiuno s;iiu rnurt rnTrrVirr rrud for an-v luantity of c,can will receive the punctual attention of both. O 'Ye pF ' n:il BLUF-GRASS on High street, in the room formerly or, , -d bv E SLEDS. Apply at tho IVoduce and Seed Store Walker, )t. whore P. L. Spooner msv be flnmdi

August 0, 1334.

except when absent on profeKsionut liusines..

J.avrencei.urgli,ep. ICtli, l.M.M. :5-tf