Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 42, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 1 November 1834 — Page 3

Saturday ITIorningr, Jot. 1. - Oir'The Editors of the Cincinnati Republican and Western Hemisphere, who recently copied from this paper, an advertisement, signed "Walter Armstrong," will please discontinue it, as the propertyis disposed of. We are informed-' by the recorder, Capt. Porter, that he intends to resign his office as recorder of this ccurty, in a few days. The vacancy of course will be filled by a new election, which will, undoubtedly, be ordered as soon as the Governor is apprised of the resignation.

The River, No material change has taken place in the stage of the river since our last publication. The fore part of the week it was on the fall, and continued to decrees until about the middle, when it commenced rising, and has risen slcwly ever since. It is still, however, far from being in a condition to permit boats to ascend and descend with speed and safety.

Deer Hunt. Several of our citizens, accompanied by a few of the "hunters of Kentucky," with hearts elate in anticipation of a pleasant and successful enterprise, left this place on last Wednesday morning, to encamp in the wilds of some of the Adjoining counties, for the purpose of supplyingthemelves, their neighbors, and possibly the lower country market with a stock of venison hams. Judging, however, from their numbers and experience in this laborious, but pleasant amusement, we do not apprehend that they will entirely exterminate the harmless little deer from our forests.

The Cincinnati papers announce the name of J. Washington JIason, Esq. as a candidate to fill the vacancy occasioned by Mr. Lytle resigning his seat in Congress. The friends of Mr. Lytle appear disposed to let Mr. Mason take the track alone, that he may have an opportunity of trying his bottom. We guess he would come out ahead.

The editor of the Vincenncs Sun, says that the stockholders of the Branch Bank in that place, have already paid in nearly all the money required on the first installment of their stock, and there is nothing now to prevent them from commencing active operations. As much doubt existed at the time of subscribing for the stock of this Branch, whether or not tho money would be paid, in when demanded, this news must be truly gratifying to all who feel friendly to the institution. We believe no difficulty of the kind exists here, nor do we hear of an)r embarrassments of this nature in any other part of the State where Branches are located. It should be borne in mind by those interested, that the first installment on their stock is required to be paid by the 10th instant, under penalty of a forfeiture.

that Mr. Plummer at all times denied being pledged, and that, all his neighbors would say, bat the word false, and begging the people not to believe the Rising Sun Times, he did not recollect, and would not be positive as to any words; and funher said that he would go that day to the editors in Lawrenceburgh, and have the matter explained; and this was all said in friendship, and I thought to the honor of Mr. Tibbets. NATHAN LYNN. Manchester, September 17, 1834. P. S. The Editors of the Pvising Sun Times, will please publish the above.

THE ELECTIONS. Ohio. We have not yet received the official returns for governor in this State, but enough, however, is known to justify the belief that Lucas is reelected byjiearly 4000 majority. The votes of only

live counties are wanting to make the returns complete, and it is believed that these will not materially change the result. Lucas's majority, so fur as heard, is over 3,700. . The returns for members of congress are complete, which give the opposition one majority 9 anti-Bank and 10 Bank. The opposition have also a mejority on joint ballot in the legislature. The parties in the senate are equal 18 and 18 but in the house they have a majority of 12. Pennsylvania. By the last mail we were furnished with" a complete list of the members elected to the next congress from this State, which will be found in another column. From this it appears that the opposition have met with a grievous defeat in the land of true republican principles. The administration party have returned 17 members t6 congress, and the opposition 11 making a net gain of six anti-Bank members which will make a difference of twelve on the count in the next congress. This is pretty well for one state. We also learn that a large majority of the members of the legislature arc friendly to the administration, which will "insure the election of an anti-Bank senator to congress. ' . . Acta Jersey. It will suffice to say of this State, that we have elected the vchole delegation to congress a majority of the legislature and in fine, the Whigs have been almost knocked into an nonentity by the sterling republican Blues of the "Jarfceys." We will be able to say more on this subject next week. Georgia. So far as our information extends as to the result of the late election in Georgia, the Union party and anti-Bankites appear to carry the day. In Connecticut we are beaten in members of congress, and most likely in the legislature. In noticing these favorable changes, it is not our intention to exult at the ill-success of our worthy opponents, but merely to give the facts as they are without comment. This is "glory" enough for us.

communicated. The Indiana Annual Conference closed its session at Centreville, on Tuesday the 23th instant, after a very pleasant and prosperous session of seven days. The following appointments of preachers to their respective circuits and stations, are the result, in part, ofit3 deliberations: Madison district A Wiley, presiding elder. " station E G Wood. Vevay circuit Jas Jones, (one to be supplied.) Lawrenceburgh station John Daniel. " circuit C M Ilolleday, (one to be supplied.) White Water do J W Reynold, J S Harrison. Greensburgh do W M Daily. Versailles do S S Williams. Vernon do Thos S Gunn. Charlestown district Wm Shanks, P E " circuit J Torkington, (one to be supplied.) New Albany station C W Jluter. Jefferson do W V Daniel. Corydon do J Kerns, Jesse Harbin. Greenville do E Whitten. Salem do John Miller, John S Baylis. Paoli do Daniel Stucker, H S Talbott, sup. Lexington do G M Beswick.

Indianapolis district James Havens, P E " station E R Ancs. " circuit H Griggs. Pendleton do S W Hunter. Rushviile do Joseph Carter, (one to be supplied.) Connersville do Robert Burns, L M Reeves. Wayne do C Bonner, P C Ilolleday. Winchester do D H Dickerson. Newcastle do Isaac Kimble. Bloomington district Joseph Oglesby, P E " station J C Smith. Bedford circuit J T Johnston. Brownstown do L Hurlbutt. Columbus do Wm II Smith. Mooresville do A Sparks. Danville do Asa Beck. Greencastle do T J Brown. Franklin do Ancil Beach. Vincennes district Aaron Wood, P E " station Z Gaines. Carlisle circuit S P Moore. Princeton do J A Blawse, M Reeder. Boonville do Thomas Ray. Troy mission E Wood. Washington Samuel Julian. Tern? Haute James White, David Stiver. Otter Creek mission Isaac Owen. Crawfordsville district J L Thomson, P E " circuit A Johnston. , Rockville do S C Cooper, W Camel. Covington do J Richie.

Frankfort do Boyd Phelps. Pine Creek do II Budenburgh. Lafayette do Wm Clark, Wm Watson. Carroll do Thos Bartlett. Logansport mission Miles Huffoker. Laport district Richard Hargrove, P E St Joseph do R S Robinson. South Bend do S R Ball. Cassopolis do R C Meek. Marion do C Swank. Kalamazoo do J T Robe. Fort Wayne do F Farns worth. Brother Roberts presided. The net increase this year is 1590. Fourteen preachers were received nn trial. Four have died, viz: brothers Armstrong, Locke, Griffith, and Edward Smith. The next Annual Conference will bo held at Lafayette, Tippecanoe county, October 14, 1635.

balance between bank notes and specie, the wreat object of ihe President's policy, established throughout the United States. Times. The gentleman who sent us the above extract in his letter from Paris, dated the 17th of August, adds "I had a long conversation with Baron Rothschild, and it is the intention of his house to send

out a large quantity of gold to the United States."

ve are indebted to a distinguished merchant of Philadelphia for the intelligence that a lame importation of specie is coming into this country immediately from tho mines of our sister Republic. He says: "The Hero will be gratified to hear of a convoy of specie having arrived at Vera Cruz from Mexico, with near three millions of dollars. The Mary Frances, arrived at New Orleans, brings about $70,000, tho brig Baron, expected daily in New York, has upwards of $200,000 on board; and the packet ship Congress was to sail on the ISth September, and no doubt will bring as much as both these vessels; which will be about half a million at once. If this continues, what an immense quantity of real stuff will be in the country. Globe. Dreadful Shipwreck. Extract of a letter from iicton, dated 11th Sept: "We have just received accounts of the loss of the ship Sybello, of Liverpool, from Cromatry, for Quebec, with 31G emigrants, all of whom perished; six of the crew saved themselves in the boat, four of whom arrived here this morning. Can nothing be done to erect a Light House on that fatal Island? Surely means should be taken, if posible, to prevent such fatal shipwrecks.'" Halt far

We may say without fear of contradiction, that j

o limn u uivusunu 01 uie emigrants who have left Great Britain and Ireland the present year, fur the British North American Province, have perished by shipwreck on the passage. This is a 40th part of tho whole number. Of a still greater number who have left the same countries for New York, not one has perished by shipwreck. These are facts worthy of being taken into consideration by emigrants and their friends. MARRIED On the 16th ult. by John Levingston, Esq. Mr. John Watts Ray to Miss Amelia Em ely Allex both of this county. On the 20th ult., by D. Weaver, Esq. Mr. David M. Gibsox to Miss Mautha Jane Lummox, daughter of William Lemmcn, Esq. all of Cesar Creek township. On the 20th ultimo, by J. W. Hunter, Esq. Mr. Daniel Frazieu to Miss Nancy Jacksox, of Miller township. By the same, on Thursday the SOth ult. Mr. Abraham Decamps to Miss Francis Shook both of Hardiiibbunrh.

sjeasraa a&srs sitta iwaa, corrected weekly by the republican.

oiiio, Com'l bk. Cincinnati par Franklin bank of do par Bank of Chillicothe J

do payable at Phila. 1

li li li 12 li li

1T3KE0JB

.Marietta Mount Pleasant Norwalk Geauga Bank of Zanesville St. Clairsville

Coramerc'l b'kL. Erie lj Dayton Bank 1 Commercial bk. Scioto li F&M bkSteubcnvilleli " Columbus 1 " Lancaster 1 Muskingum bk 1 Urbana Banking Co li Western Reserve lj All otheis uncertain. KENTUCKY. Bank of Louisville li Louisville Hotel Co 5 Bank Commonwealth 2 do Kentucky A: br'chs 2 All others of no value TEXXESSEE. State bk Tenn. & br 5 Union bk Nashville fi do payable in Phila. IJ Yeatman fc Woods payable at Nashville 0 do payable at Phila U All others uncertain

LOUJSIAXA. Bank of Louisiana 5 do Orleans fi Commercial bk Loui'a 5 Consolidated Associat'n 5 City bk of N Orleans 5 Louisiana State Bank 5 g 1 1 t i W m

viuzens 01 j.oui a

NO Canal Banking Co f Union bk of Louisiana 5 All others uncertain .MISSISSIPPI. Planters' Bank 5 Agricultural bk Natchez 5 State bk Mississippi do 5 All others uncertain ALABAMA. Bank of Mobile 15 State bk Alabama fcbr 15 All others uncertain VIRG1XIA. Vallev and Branch 1 4

Bank of Ya & brancheslj

do pnyable Charleston 14 Farmers bk Ya Sc br 1 N. W. bk at Wheeling 1 4 payable at Wellsburg li All others uncertain. MICUIGAX. Michigan bk 5 and up. 3

F AcMec bk of Mich $5 and upwards

Smaller notes Bank of River Raisin All others no value. AT). I.V.J. F & M bk $3 & up. Small notes

All others no value 1)1 ST. COLUMBIA, Bank of Metropolis 2 All others uncertain. PEXXS YI. I 'A XL I . Allegany bk tf Pa. li Bank of Chambersburgli

li 5

Mec &: Tra bk & br 5; ly from 2 to 5.

Chester county 1 i Gcrmantown li Delaware county li North America li Pittsburgh li

Other banks gen era I-

Cincinnati lriees Current. corrected wehkly.

Alum lb Almonds lb Apples, green, bushel dried do Bacon, Hams lb

Hog round lb Hams canvasM lb Beans bushel Bees1 wax lb

Brimstone, roll Butter, keg Candles, sperm mould

dipt Chocolato Cheese, West. Reserve lb

Prom li 11 02 4 $1 00 7

lb lb lb

5 0 10 G s :w 11 o 134 74

tSE&.X5KIN Si FUR CAPS. ffll IE subscriber has jmt received at his hat -i stouf, on High street, 20 dozen SEAL-SKIX

and FUR CAPS: WOOL HATS; all reasonable terms as west. Sept. 19, 1S34.

Also, a good assortment of ; Grain, Wheat

w V J4 ' V. IJU1U V 1 1 Utl they can be purchased in the JOSEPH GROIT. 37-tf

nrrllE 1

- mm v .uoU t 141 1 w JUL notice, that on the first day of the next term of! ionoy

the Dearborn l'robate court, to be held on the second Monday in November next; I shall apply to the judge of said court, to divide and make partition of lots number 151, 152, 151, VM, 1-13, and 111, in the town of Aurora, in said county of Dearborn, among the several heirs thereto. HENRY WALKER . October 8th, 1SJM. SO-iw.

Clover seed bushel Coal, atloat do

In yard da CoiVoc, Havana lb llio St. Jago Cigars, Spanish 1000 Melee, box American M Cordage, tarred lb Copperas 4 Corn meal bushel Cotton, Ala. vV. Ten. lb Yams, assoruJ Castings ton Feathers lb Flour, s.fi. in wagon bhl in Ftore 4

Fish, Mackerel, No 1 do NV.J do Not!

Flaxseed bushel Ginseng lb Glass, 10 by 12 box S by 10

Glue, American, lb

bushel

Oats do

Corn do Rye do Barley do Gunpowder, Wade's keg

IJuponfa 4

1 a

gaiion

Accosnsuoelntion St:q;c I.siic.

luion, Licvcs, and Cheviot, to Cincinnati.

Pcnsyhania Election. We find, by the Globe of the 23d, that the Congressional returns for tho "key stone" State are complete. They areas follows.

Jackson.

Sutherland, Ash Anthony, Miller, Buchanan, Klingcnsmitkf Beaumont, Laportc, Henderson, Harrison, Galbraith, Muhlenberg,

Anti-Jaclcson.

Harper. Ingcrsoll, Dalington, Potts, Heister. Morris, McKcnnan, Denny, Clark, Chambers, Banks 11.

The following prescription for the cure of Jacksonism is from the N. Y. Enquirer of a late date. Wc go in for it no mistake. The fruits arrising from such an arrangement, could not but be, in the

process of time, productive of much good to the 1

party, and we earnestly hope that Col. Webb, the projector, may lose no time in carrying his scheme into complete and active operation. It's the only remedy. It would cause the shifting, at least, if cot the turning of many a coat: Whig Ladies of Baltimore. The Baltimore Chronicle says that the ladies of one of the wards of that city are preparing a standard for the Whig ycung men of the ward, to be used on the day of election. God bless their beautiful faces, delicate hands and patriotic hearts, says the editor. We wish they all had votes, and that the Jackson men were compelled to carry the ballot boxes around to them we guess that Jacksonism would soon be extineuisbed. No doubt of it.

Wagoner,

Iiublcy, Logan , Fry, Mann.1 Those in Italics are new members. In the present Congress they stand Jackson 11, Anti-Jackson 17. Western Hemisphere.

1 11 L undersigned has taken out letters of administration on the estate of WM. WHIPPLE, dee'd,

estate are notified to make immediate settlement, and i Knn,iinSf'ovx Laxcrcnccburgh, throvgh IMzaUth-

those having claims against said estate will present them duly authenticated, to Samuel Johnson, whom I have appointed my agent in my absence. The estate is supposed to be solvent. MARGARET WHIPPLE, AdmTx. lnblic Sale. WILL be sold at public sale, at the late residence ofWM. WHIPPLE, dee'd, on Tuesday the 25th of November inst. all the personal property, consisting of A Full Set of 2iairmakcrs and JPaintcrs Toots; ISedstcads, CHAIRS, (both finished and unfisiied,) besides a nu mber of other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms made known on the day of sale. MARGARET WHIPPLE, AJmx. Nov. 1st, 1834. .i'ts

Sheriff's Sale. Y Virtue of an execut ion In ma iliroMml frnm

the clerks oflice of the Dearborn ci rcuit court.

I shall expose to public sale at the court house door, in Lawrenceburgh, on Saturday the 22d dav of November next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M. on said day. four hundred and thirty-eight Shares of Stuck in the Laxcrenccburgh Bridge Company, as the property of Davis Woodward, which I have seized upon to satify a judgment obtained at the last term of said court, by Jacob Hays against Jeremiah Phinney and Davis Woodward. JOHN WEAYER, Shctf. D. C.

uctober autli, 1S34. 42-ts

$: 50 ir 11 in u 20 00 3 on y o 10 CO 00 :;o

:i :o i . 1 1 00 10 00 00 80 17 : 25 4 00 20 f.0 25 III :i7

0 00 7 00 02 i 8 00 ft 50

Jlav ton

Hemp cwt Hop?, first Fort lb

Indigo, Span. F. ccr'n lb 1 1ft in kegs 1 02 Iron, Juniata bar tou 100 00 hoop lb 0

rods lb Lard 4 Leather, sole, Cincin. lb upper, do side Lead, bar lb Molasses, sugar house gal plantation 4 Mustard, common lb English doz Nails, Juniati DFs'tcd lb wrought iht 4

4 0

01 50 -1ft 25 1 25 i It 1 25 75 81

Olivo drz 0 00

Tannrra Lbl 10 00 Paint.-, red lead dry, cwt 12 50 while do in oil keg U 00

rSMlE proprietor at a great expense, has establish- j 011 sPcrn, vvin' stn- Shl -il cd an Accommodation Line of Stages on the . summer 4 above route; and having procured new, arong and ' Linseed 1

convenient Stages, and not having the patronage ofl ... r. .1 ! . .1 i-i !

inu jjlm umiuL-m, eumiuuiuiy iciirs 011 me iiucramy of tlie Public, to sustain him. He has employed a careful and experienced driver, in whom the public can put the utmost confidence. His hor?cs arc in good plight, and every attention will be paid to render passengers comfortable, luggage iu all cases at the risk of the owners. Passengers taking seats in this Line at half past five in tho morning, will arrive in Lawrenceburgh at 12 o'clock same day: will leave Lawrenceburgh the following morning at half past five, and arrive in Cincinnati, 12 o'clock same day. For scats in tho above splendid Line,i.pply nt W. Dcnnisson's Hotel, Cincinnati; to A. T. Fcnton, half a mile west of Cheviot; to R( bert Gh?s at Cloves, or Jesse Hunt, at Lawrenceburgh. Rate of faro will be as follows:

To Elizabethtown,

Clevcs,

Cheviot, Cincinnati,

1574 87 J

Popper Polk, mess, prime Cargo Potatoes Riga Raisins Rico

lb Lbl 4 i bushel lb lOX lb

September 21th, l?o I.

Manchester, Oct. 2Sth, 1S31. To the Editors of the Palladium : Sirs: On seeing a Communication in your last paper signed by Abner Tibbets, of Manchester, dated Oct. 15th, 1834; we were much surprised to see a plump denial by him (Tibbets,) of the facts set forth by Henry Hopkins, John B. Clark, and

Jesse Pardun, copied in your paper, from the "Rising Sun Times." Wc were at the meeting allu- . ded to by Messrs. Hopkins, Clark, and Pardun, and have also seen the statements signed by those gentlemen, in the two papers mentioned, and it is justly due them to state, that the statements set

forth by the three above named, are strictly true, a3 relates to what transpired at that meeting. HENRY S. HEUSTIS, AM MI WILSON, MORRIS SHORT. I hereby certify, that I was present with Mr. Plummer and Col. Abner Tibbets on Tuesday last, and heard Mr. Tibbets say, if ho had understood the object Mr. Armstrong had in view, namely, to contradict Mr. Plummer in his communication to the Rising bun Times, he would not have given . any certificate to him, for he never intended to confine himself to particular words, but to the fact

Mr. Richard Shaw. A singular instance ofnro-

tracted abstemiousness has lately occurred in the

township of Clarke, which however strange may be

reneu upon as a tact. Mr. Richard Shaw a son ot the late Gen. Shaw under an unfortunate aberration of intellect refused to take any sustenance whatever under an impression that he could "live by faith;" for thirty-five days successively he has sat down to the table but refused to take the smallest article of food from the apprehension of his doing himself a personal injury, persons have regularly attended him night and day;, but to every solicitation to take food he has pertinaciously adhered to this purpose. A day or two since he stated that he had

seen two serpents pass by him, by whose temptation he had been induced to break through his plan of perpetual abstinence. Medical attendance has been regular, end it is their opinion that it is the longest instance of abstinence (where death has not supervened) on record. Colovrg Reformer.

Ten IZoUars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from the pasture

ot the subscriber on Monday night the 29th of September last, A JJARK BAY .WARE, about 8 years old; about 15 hands hiirh: marked on tho

left side of the back with a saddle mark,, (size of a dollar with white hairs in the middle of said mark;) believed to have some white in the forehead. The subscriber bought said mare of Andrew Wilson of Jackson township, Dearborn county, and state of Indiana, on the 29th of Sept. last, said Wilson brought said mare from near Port William, in Kentucky, last spring, and the report of that neighborhood is, that said Wilson had sold said mare to a man named Maddis, a blacksmith, about five miles from Port William previous to his moving her from Kentucky. The above reward will be paid for the mare and

1 !

NOTICE

Spirits, Cog. Drandygal Cin Holland 4 Rum Jamaica 4 Whiskey in wag ' Soger, N. O. prime lb Loaf, refined 4 Lump Havana, white Salt, Zanesville, bus-hel Turk's Isl ind.

( lb

10 10 00 s 00 r 00 2r :i 200

a 1 :o

100

A. T. I'ENTON.

CS-lw

Kenhawa

Saltpetre, crudo

"STS bnrnbv rriv-rn to nil tlinso indebted to tho estate 1 ' J

H .f kmVbim n-iv-i !-.. i I common

oi .ivn r ijij.uiv,mio oi iimiiiiiiuhi iu 11- -,, .

cliit-i lJJr!iji onnrlc i1ori wfwl piimn Inni'Dril mill i k' '

Kettli thoir jirrnnnt j mineili:itel v. All those lift V- ' StCt'l, Cast

ing claims against said estate, aro requested to pre- Crowley sent them within one year from this date, legally j Amor, blistered authenticated for settlement. Tho estate is solvent, t English do

31 ART II A FLKMINO, Admrr. Tobacco, leaf, cwt

asiiipgton lownsnip.ucioucr jd,i?o-i. ii'-'ow V r nia mnnuf lh

- - - -

Kentucky do Cincin. do

bag

lb 4

Administrators' Notice. TeCTOTICli is hereby given that the undersigned

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have taken out letters of administration on tho 1 Tar

estate of RICUARJJ FIELD, lato of Lawrenceburgh, county of Dearborn, and State of Indiana, deceased all persons indebted to the said estate,

Mil

are requested to call nt the cilice of .1. W. Hunter

.. t 1. .1 . mm . 1

thlpf If dm l.ln CfV." .7, n ,i anu mahu immeuiaio payment. u.tviui;i

' j -rf & 1U1 111 j 1 mnn ii'Ul.nt Un i 1 . t 1,.. iCU

man, viiiju:ii tilt; mil l, uy FREDERICK SCHEYERTFEGEK.

Jackson township, Dearborn co. la.

412-3w

aims against the same a

l duly authenticated for settl

is ou j' uc'v u uu sunuiiii

re notified to present them ttloment. The said estate

The Restoration of the Constitutional Currency

The London Times thus speaks of the policy of

the rrrsident, in regard to the reform of the currency of this country: "The accounts from New York fully bear out the anticipation of the groat demand for gold which is likely to follow the chango in the relative value of the gold and silver coinage of the Union. It is

plain that General Jackson's Government is achieving and with a rapid progress, too, one of the greatest reforms in the currency ever attempted by any country. It is admitted that a supply of specie and bullion has been already obtained from Europe of 20,000,000 dollars, or 4,000,000 sterling in value, and that a further very considerable supply will be wanted, and will be obtained. The predilection here and in other parts of Europe is so great for investment in the local stock of the several

states ol the American Union, that it finds purchasers to almost any extent that may be required; by the proper application of this power, bullion may in like manner be obtained, and tho proper

IS hereby given to all those indebted to the estate of NANCY PERCIYAL, late of Lawrenceburgh township. Dearborn county, deceased; to come forward and settle their accounts immediately. All those having claims against said estate to present them for settlement, tho estate being insolvent. JABEZ PERCIYAL, Adm't. October 31st 1S34. 42-3v Also Sale of the property of the above estate will take place on Saturday the 22d day of November next,

attue house oi Jabez rercival in Lawrenceburgh. NOTICE. THE school section No. 10, Township No. 3, in rantre No. 2 West, will be offered for sale at the

Court house door, in Lawrenceburgh on Monday the 10th of November next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. 31. and 4 P. 31. where due attendance will be ghen by JAMES WALKER, School Commissioner for D. C. Sept. 5, 1834. 37-ta WHEREAS my wife, Nancy Ross, has left my bed and board without any just cause or provocation, this is to forewarn all persons from trusting or harboring her on my account, as I am determined to pay no debts cf her contracting after this date. JOHN ROSS. Boon co. Ky . Oct. 21 , 163 1. 41-3 w

Rv the death of said

Field, the co-nartnershin of Field and Jones is de-

solved, and the books of said firm are loft with J. W. Hunter for settlement, where those interested are requested to call. JAMES W. HFNTER, ) , . . JOSEPH T. FIELD, Oct. lGth. 1531. 40-3w

PROBATE COUXIT ) August Term, OF 11EARRORX COUXTY. ISiM. In the matter of the csla'e of PA G E GREEX, deed, f vujui-s t 3d of August, 13 1. The Creditors of said estate. J 5N this matter comes George W. Cochran, Administrator of Page Green dee'd, and files his petition on complnint, showing clearly and succinctly to the court that the said estate is "largely insolvent. Notice is therefore hereby given, to tho creditors of the said Page Green, dee'd, that unless they file an exhibit of the extent and amount of their several claims as the law directs, at or before the next Term

of this court, their claims will be postponed in favour

ot tno more diligent creditors. Ry order of the court JAMES DILL, CCk; October 4, 1S34. SS-Ow

Tea, Gunpowder Imperial Young Hyson Wine, Madeira, Tcnetiilb

Port Claret do. Wool, clean was'.ied, lb

lh 4 t gal

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Wanted ImuuHlintrly

ONE or two JOURXEY.MEX COOPERS, to whom the highest price in cash will be given; and constant employment throughout the season W. CAULF..

Lawrenceburgh, Oct. 7, 1SC1.

WAS lately received an addition to his former -tl stock, wluch makes on haul a vcrv noM,.!

assortment of "

JVif and, Winter Goods, which he is anxious to dispose .". 111! HAS A!.M TO Mil,, A own horsu DEAnronN, A PAIR OF SECOND HAND HARNESS AXD A SEl'EX PLATE STOl'E

Laxcrenct burgh, Oct. 2I l'l.

41-tf

rniHK subscribers have received from PIULA' IL DELPUIA, a general apartment of HOOTS, S1IOKS, Arc. &c. which thev will Fell low. N. V (.'. SPAIiKS. October 21th, 1KTL

ro-3w.

Coat Urate V TTlOlt ale a Coal Graft

IV Knquiroot J. P. Dt'N.V, oc Co. October 21, 1S34.

Wood Stove. a:nl Smalt Wood Store.

Statute Jjairs, for 1SS IW iaL' at this office