Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 44, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 15 November 1834 — Page 3

Gatarday Rlorning, JVor 15. (r Three days' meeting of the Presbyterian society of Christians, will be held at the new church ia this place, commencing on Friday next. On the sabbath following the sacramental ordinance will be performed.

The legislature of Maryland, atita next meeting, will be composed of 62 opposition, and 18 administration membe rs, in the house of representatives. The senate, 15 in number, are all opposition making, on joint ballot, an opposition majority of 59.

- --i-" viunuu in iuc im.mni.uii couiuy, district, for a member of congress to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of R. T. Ly tie, has, we learn, resulted in the re-election of 31r. L. by a majority of 48 votes, over J.W.Mason. MrM. professed to belong to no party, and most likely received votes from both, but principally from the bankites.

Correction. In the list, published in our last, of

tne members of congress elect in Ohio, the name of W. L. Helfinstein is substituted for that of Joseph II. Crane, as the member chosen in the 3d district. Making this correction, the delegation from Ohio will stand, in the next congress, 9 administration; 10 opposition. We were led into the error, by copying the list from another paper.

A dreadful hurricane has been felt at Dominico. It is said that two-thirda of the sugar estates are levelled to the ground, and several vessels lying in the roads were lost. The barracks, governor's house and all the public buildings were much injured, if not prostrated. The damages are of a great amount. The northern part of Martinico had, in like manner, suffered. So far as the gale extended it seems to have been as severe as any one ever felt in the West Indies. The black "apprentices" in the British Islands

are generally quiet, but will not work when it is

Horrid Affray. At the late races at Hardinsburgh, Breckenridge county, there'arose an affray which cost the life of a Mr. Thomas Alexander, and a severe wound in the abdomen of S. Singleton Esq., two respectable citizens of that vicinity. Lucien Peyton, the principal offender, whose thrusts were fatal to the unfortunate Alexander, has been arrested, we understand, and lodged in tho jail at Rome, Indiana. Louisville Transcript.

The Christian Gazette publishes the prospectu

Cincinnati Prices Current. corrected wcbkly.

possible to Void it, in many place,. At others ?f"J: llr

they do better than was expected. Mes. ; .u u, .

cpected

Lawrenceburgh.

Monday last

being

Bank at

the day fixed upon for the payment of the first in

6talmcnt (on the part of individuals) of the capital stock of the branch bank of the State at this place, we are pleased to be able to say that every cent subeciibed was punctually paid up in gold and silver, and that not a single delinquency occurred. On Tuesday an election was held for directors on the part of the individual stockholders, which resulted in the choice of the following named gentlemen, viz: Omer Tousey, John P. Dunn, Williom Tate, Daniel S. Major, George Tousey, Richard Tyner, Norval Sparks, and Walter Hays 8. These gentlemen, with the three directors appointed on the part of the State Bank, to wit: Jesse Hunt and Pinckney James (there being a vacancy Mr O. Tousey having resigned his appointment, on election as a director by the stockholders,) composing the directory, met on Wednesday and organized, by the election of Mr. Omer Tousey, as president; Enoch D.John, Esq. cashier; and David Guard, Esq. director of the State Bank, on the part of this branch. The appointment of clerks was deferred to the next meeting of the board, which will take place next week. The cashier (Mr. John) left here yesterday, on his way to Indianapolis, with the view to procure the necessary books, papers, kc. at the mother bank, to commence operations. The supposition is that all will be arranged and in readiness for business, by tho 25th instant. Thus far the business has proceeded smoothly, and in a spirit that forebodes the best results. The gentlemen chosen directors and officers in this branch, are, no doubt, as well qualified to discharge

the duties devolving upon them, as any that could have been selected. They are men of business, industry, respectability, integrity, and, we think, disposed to do right. Of some of them we can in all eincerity declare (without intending to allude to the reverse as to any one) we believe them strictly honest. With such men at tho head of the institution, the public may reasonably expect its affairs will be

conducted with caution, propriety and liberality. !

j. ne capital at present invested (60,000 in specie) will not, it is presumed, at all times, be sufficient to meet the wants of community; but so far as the means will go, we feel persuaded they will be delt out in just proportions to all. The idle predictions of the suspicious and distrustful, that txfeto a favored few will receive all the accommodations, to the exclusion of the many, equally able, and possessing equal claims, we cannot believe will be realized. As faithful sentinels on the watch-tower, we shall consider it our duty to have an eye to its administration, and if need be, to speak of it as becometh the friends of the people.

From the Pittsburgh Advocate.

There are, in the city of

"Foundries and Ermine Factories" of the largest

denomination, besides nurncrious other establishments of less magnitude. There are nine "Rolling Mills," cutting 2 tons of Nails and rolling 8 tons of Iron per day, on the average, and employing from 70 to 90 hands each. There are six "Cotton Factories," with an aggregate of 20,000 spindles, 116 power looms, and 770 hands. Six extensive "White-lead Factories." Five extensive "Breweries," besides smaller ones. Six "Steam Saw Mills." . Four "Steam Grist Mills." Ten extensive "Glass Works." Upwards of one hundred steam engines in full operation. There are, moreover, innumerable establishments for the manufacture of Ploughs, Timber Wheels, Screws of all kinds, Saddle Trees, Machine Cards, Bells, Brass Work of every description, Locks, &x. all manufactured' extensively for exportation.

in the Indian territory, three hundred miles west of

St, Louis.

A now sort ii.ivo inwiA tlipir nnnearancc in l,on-

, s i w wv-iv v 4

tablished a paper at New Haven called the "Perfectionist."

MARRIED On Thursday last, by the Rev. W. M. Daily, Mr. Wm. V. R.Peck to Miss Fidelia Bartholomew all of Aurora, Ind.

DIED in Connersville, on the 4th inst. after a short illness, Mr. Dkvxis Van Vleet, Junior Editor of the Watchman.

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

Hog round lb Hams canvas'd lb Beans bushel

15 $1 00 7

Bees' wax

lb lb lb

Wc are informed that our remarks last week, relative to the misunderstanding between the friends of Messrs. Plumer and Tibbets, were misconstrued by some; particularly the last sentence, where we said, that the communication then inserted, "placed them on an equal footing." It appears to us almost impossible to give our language, taking the whole sentence together, any other meaning- than the one we

wished to convey; but to obviate all difficulty on this point, and do justice to those who have considered

themselves injured, we will state, that what we would be understood by equality, is nothing more or less, than that we had published as many communications for the one side as for the other; and, consequently, so far as we were concerned, they were 'on an equal footing." - What we have said on this subject, was not dictated by any ill feelings towards either of the gentlemen, nor a disposition to take part in the controversy; but with a view of putting an end to a dispute which has long been continued, and from which, it appears to us, no possible good could erainate. We trust that this explanation will be perfectly satisfactory, and that we will have no occasion to refer to this subject again. v. m. c.

From B. Lcvys N. O. Prices Current of Oct. 25. Remarks. The weather since our last report lias been dry and pleasant, affording every facility to transactions out door, where every thing wears the most favorable appearance; indeed, the change that a single week has brought about is so great, that we cannot refrain from noticing it: and it may now be said that the commercial campaign has fairly opened. Tho city is healthy, and Mississippi, as last noticed, 13i ft below high water mark. Sugar. Wc find it rather difficult at this mo

ment, to give a correct representation of the market; it is said that very little of the old crop has been left in the city, and too little of the new has been brought in, to enable us to quote it correctly Cleared this week, for New York, 30 hhds, 100 bbls; Charleston 185 hhds, 300 bbls; Baltimore 172 hhds 140 bbls: Mobile 40 hhds, 28 bbls. Molasses. This article, for the present may he

said to be out of the market; at-least we leaf li nothing worth reporting in relation to it. Cleaved this week, for Mobile 25 bbls. Flour. There is a fair supply in market, and rather a limited enquiry at present; quotations 84 G2i a 4 87 per bbl. Arrived last week 7G39

bbls. Pork is getting in better demand and still remains scarce. Arrived this week, 350 bbls.

Beef A few bbls arrive from time to time, and are purchased ns soon as they are in tho market. Arrived 25 barrels. Bacon is still scarce, but the demand is not so good as it was; former prices are still asked. Arrived this week, 19 boxes hams and 28 casks assorted. Lard. Holders aro asking 8 cents, but it does not go off very freelv. Arrived this week, 2 bbls 385 kegs. . Butter. Northern is in fair demand at 19 a 20 cents per lb; Western, except when very good, continues dull at 10 a 12. Arrived this week, 330

Executor's Notice. "jOTICE is hereby given that Vinson Roberta i has taken out letters testamentary on the estate of Zebulon II. Roberts late of Manchester township, Dearborn county, deceased, all persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make payments; and those havingclaims against the same are requested to present them for settlement. The estate is supposed to be solvent. The Executor also gives NOTICE that he will offer for sale at public auction on Monday the 6th

December next, at the late residence of Zebulon H. j

Roberts, dee'd, the personal property of said dec d, consisting of Com, MSogs, oV 1Y Cat tic, Together with a first-rate MILCH COW, and a quantity of HOUSEHOLD 1UR.Y1TURE. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, when the terms of the same will be made known and due attention given by VINSON ROBERTS, Ex'r. Manchester, JVbv. 14, 1634. 44-ts Administrator's Notice. MOT ICE is hereby given that the undersigned have taken out letters of administration on thu

estate of SAMUEL ELLIOTT, late of Lawrence

ilemn

burn-h township. Dearborn county, and state of In-

diana, deceased all persons indebted to said estato are requested to call at the office of John Saltmarsh, and make immediate payment; those having claims against the same are notified toprescnt them duly authenticated within one year for settlement. The said estate is supposed to be solvent.

GARDNER ELLIOTT, ) , JOHN SALTMARSH, (

Nov. 12, 1834. 4-l-3w

Brimstone, roll Butter, keg Candles, sperm mould dipt Chocolate

Cheese, West. Reserve lb

Clover seed bushel Coal, afloat do

In yard do Coffee, Havana lb Rio St. Jago Cigars, Spanish 1000 Melee, box American M

Cordage, tarred lb Copperas i Corn meal bushel Cotton, Ala. &Tcn. lb Yarns, assori'd Castings ton Feathers lb Flour, s. fi. in wagon bid in store Fish, Mackerel, No 1

do No 2

do No a Flaxseed bushel Ginseng lb Glass, 10 by 12 box 8 by 10 Glue, American, lb Grain, Wheat bushel Oais do Corn do Rye do Barley do Gunpowder, Wade's keg D upon 13 4

! Honey gallon

ton cwt

Hops, first sort lb Indigo, Span. F. ccr'n lb

5 7 75 10 7 8 3Si 111 9 12i 7

5 50

12 00 14 112 Mi 20 00 3 00 G2i 9 o 40 15 27 GO 00 30

Idtnr s.

ton lb lb i

" I T .nrwt l. i i

rOTICE'is hereby"" iven that wtc will expose to sale i , ,

i .a

at public auction on Saturday the uth uj Decem

ber next, at the late residence of Samuel Elliott, dee'd, in Lawrenceburgh all the personal property of said dee'd, consisting of

Cattle, one Wagon,

kegs.

A QUANTITY OF COOPER STUFF, COOPER TOOLS; A MARE AND COLT, CORN, POTATOES, Two p I o u g li s, one II a r r o w, A3D fcOMK IIOI'SEUOLD Fl'RMTl'UK, And various other articles too tedious to mention. Terms of sale made known on the dav of sale.

GARDNER ELLIOTT, ) Li 7 ,

Iron, Juniata bar hoop rods Lard

Leather, sole, Cir.cin. lb upper, do sido

Molasses, sugar house gal

plantation ' Mustard, common lb English doz Nails, Juniata assVd lb wrought do Oil, sperm, win. stra. gal. summer 4 Linseed Olivo doz

1 aimers bbl Paints, red lead dry, cwt while do in oil keg

3 50 3 75 1 1 00 10 00 00 80 17 5 25 4 00 20 515 IS 31 37 43

GOO 7 00 50i S00 5 50 25 1 45 1 02

100 00 G

JOHN

Nov. 12, 1S34.

SALTMARSH,

44-ts.

The good cause goes on swimmingly. The Democrats, or Tories, (as the Whigs will have it,) have, it is reported, carried the ir ticket at the late election in the city of New York, by a majority of over 2000 votes. In our next we shall be able to give particulars.

The Ohio river has been falling slowly for some days back, and is, for the season, at rather low staore.

The rain that has fallen within the last 24 hours, if general and as heavy cs it has been here, must put the water up to a good boating stage in a few days. By the following article, which we copy from the Westmoreland, Pa. Republican, it will be seen that Mr. Frelinghuysen will have leave of absence from the U. S. Senate from and after the present session yf congress: 'The Legislature of New Jersey convened on the 28th ult. at Trenton. Vroom has been re-elected governor of that state, and Garret D. Wall, chosen United States Senator. Tim

Wall 37, and Frelinghuysen 2S. Mr. Frelinghuysen has now been made to feel tint the People are sovereign and not the Bank? There are in the United States nearly seven hundred local Banks, besides the United States Bank and its twenty-four Branches. The capital stock of these Banks amounts to upwards of tico hundred millions of dollars, upon which they are authorised to issue four hundred millions of paper! ' The whole amount of Gold and Silver in the United States ia estimated to be about fifty millions of dollars.

A regular North Carolinian, on Monday, made his appearance in the office of the U. S. Gazette, measuring six feet eight inches in height, and as straight as a pine tree. His whole family belong to

the breed of "Long uns." The united measure of himself and four brothers amounts to 32 feet and 3 inches, and they are not the highest that can be produced by "a great smell; for a neighbor of his, measures over seven feet parpandicular." Monstrous. A report came to tho city a few days ago, of a murder committed at a log4iouse raising in the back woods of Indiana. Wo transcribe the circumstances, literally, as wc understood them. While the work was going on, a man, with an axe, clove the brain of another with whom he had some altercation. This so unnerved the strained arms that supported a heavy log uear to the top of .the wall, that it fell upon them killing

inm with the bloody axe and two otheis. Another man, on the corner of the wall, fainted, or was so much affected by what he saw, that he fell and

broke his neck. All occasioned by the wicl

rashness of one man, Louisville vancr.

Cholera in Sweden. Letters from Gottenburg by the last Liverpool packet bring information that the cholera was rapidly decreasing there at the close of August. The number of deaths by it during its prevalence was rather more than 2,500.

At Stockholm the number of deaths by cholera up to the 28lh August, was 105. JY. Y. Enq. Anti-Duelling Society in New Orleans. A most

respectable company of gentlemen in New Orleans, have formed themselves into an Anti-Duelling Society, and appointed a numerous committee to draw up resolutions suited to the objects of the society. Duelling has prevailed to a frightful, and it is not too much to add, to a ridiculous extent, for a long time past at New Orleans, and we do not wonder at the declaration of the preamble read to the meeting called for the purpose of organizing the society "that it is an evil which threatens the verv existence of social intercourse." lb.

feed

Sale of Ileal Ilstatc, NOTICE is hereby given, that I shall expose to sale at public vendue on the premises, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. on the 4th Monday in December next, forty acres of land lying in the north-cast quarter of section No. 27, in town 7, range 2 west, in the county of Dearborn; and twenty acres of land adjoining the same

the property ot tho widow and tho minor heir ot Edward Larkin, deceased and will be sold on the fol lowing terms and conditions for tho benefit of said heir and widow, to wit: one fourth of the purchase money cash in hand, the residue payable in nine months, and to be secured by notes and a mortgage on said land. Title indisputable. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn countv, 13th Nov, 1834. MARY LARKIN, widow, and guardian for the minor heir. Nov. 13, 1834. 44-ts.

Pepper Polk, mess, on mo Cargo Potatoes Rigs Raisins Rico

lb Lbl 4 bushel lb box lb

Spirits, Cog. Brundv gal din Holland " Rum Jamaica Whiskey in wag 1 Suger, N. O. prime lb Loaf, re lined Lump Havana, white Salt, Z inesville, bushel

lb t

4 0 o. 1 50 1 5 00 25

1 25 11 1 25 75 81 0 00 10 CO 12 50 3 00 10 10 00 8 00 5 00 25 3 2 00 41

1 1

50 50 10

Kenhawu

Saltpetre, crude Soap, yellow common Shot bag Sieel, ca?t Crowley

THE undersigned informs the public, that James Amcr. blistered Walker resigned his office of school commits- English do ioner, at the last meeting of the Board of county Com- Tobacco, leaf, cwt missioners; and the said board appointed the under- j Yirginia manuf. signed, commissioner in his place. The public will j Kentucky do

papers Cincin. do

! Tallow-

lb 4 ( t lb t

therefore take notice, that the books and

nave ueen iransierreu 10 me nanus oi me undersigned. HENRY WALKER. Nov. 11, 1S34. 44-3w.

BY LEWIS BENNET, of Adams

township, Ripley county, Indiana on j the 13th of October, 1634, One eslrai

Chesnut Sorrel HORSE, supposed to

be six years old last spring; 1G hands high; a white streak in the forehead; some saddle marks; white hind feet, and shod before. Appraised to be worth fifty dollars by Isaac Lyons and Thomas W. Sunman, on the 22d day of October, 1S34. I hereby certify the above to be a true copy from my estray book. JOHN SUN MAN, j. v. Adams township, Yor. 5, 1634. 44-3 w.

Tar bbl Tea, Gunpowder Imperial

Young Hyson Wine, Madeira, gal Tcncriffe Port Claret doz Wool, clean washed, lb

151 13 11 374 75 !)i 10 5 4

20 18 7i 17 3 00 374 0 7i 0 2 50 85 1 00 50 3 00 1 50 1 37 4 00 35

To. Remnrls 7 10 75 00

8 i 00 00 17 8 10 00 00 0i scarce. 15 Si 00 00 15 15 15 20 00 3 50 1 00 10 3 45 18 2S 00 31 dull. 4 00 dull. 00 00 00 00 none. 00 18 00 00 21 GO 25 37 00 00 0 50 7 50 00 00 0 50 31 : 50 1 75 00 10 8 0i 2 50 Oi 87 00 30 1 50 Vk 15 1 50 85 83 00 22 03 00 CO 11 12 00 0 50 00 00 4 3 50

2 00 1 75 00 lii 8 00 14 13

10 87 37 12 0 5

none.

1 S7 00 fi IS 5 00 50 8 8 0 3 00 00 00 00 4 00 2 00 3 00 0 00 00

Late rare

tot a ij a n d i ti? n 'in rr.v

luiiiiiM wj. j. M-iii No. J, Zanc's Row, Main Struct, WiirtuMi, Va. Our correspondents will f.nd below two schemes which uro certainly rs attractive us any heretofore submitted to their consideration.

Tue.

Consolidated Lottery,Class Ao. 22, for 1831, dratrs at Washinrtim, tcsday, A or. 2or A , 1 S3 1 .

splendid s ensign 1 prize of 20,tM0, 75 of ,uoo, l cf 4,000, 1 of 1,000, 1 of 1,300, 1 of 1,',NH, 'J0 of 300, 'JO of 200, 45 of 100, 0 1 of 50, 0 i of 10, U 1 of 30, o i of 20, 3,20 1 of 10, 22,170 of 5.

25,S01 prize

.amounting to

$270,100.

Tickets 5 dollars, shares in proportio n

msuuit Swatnp Lottery, Class Ya. 2M. for 131," draws at Alexandria on the 20th .Vur. lsl l. SCHEME. 1 prize 25,000, 1 of 6,000, 1 of 5,000, 1 of 3000, 1 of 2,000, 1 of 2,000, 10 of 1,200, 10 of 1,000, 10 of MH), 10 of 0 J0, 10 cf 100, 20 of 200, 4 i of 150, 50 of 100, 50 of 70, 50 of (50, 5J of 50, 112 of 40,y,lSl, of 30, 1,510 of 1, 1,510 of 10, 4,020 of 12, 7,700 of 10. ' 1S.040 prizes amount in j to 'VCCG.OSO. Tickets 10 Shares injuvportioa. l'lease AdJrcss !ar!iefc Coo!;, Whaling Ya.

MOTEL.

i Till! underM'jnoil hnsjurt taken possess2Mfu;i;A,,,,i'(!1,l'iM'i.,iv t wn ... .,.

Lawrence!. urgh, formerly iccupied by U. 8. Nor.i.K, where be will bo ready nt all times; to accouiiuoJato TractUt rs, nnJ all ethers who in;iy honor him with thoir outturn. Ho plsilos himself tint no pains

shall be tparoJ to remlcr due satisfaction. k ir iinitn

if. . I..VD1.I.. Crllchas also A TWO STORY BRICK Dlt'ELLLVG HOUSE well calculated for nn ordinary family, which he will rent on reasonable

i terms, lor one year or laor', at thy option of "tho j tenant. O. ". C. ' jMicrenet !'Ur:rh. .Vor. 4.''i, 131. 43-3v.

w -

rWY. umlersineil htivinj resigned tho Oilico of ii llecoriler f 1 earboni o, it Incomes necessary to have all his fees for recording ece. nettled; olhcrwifo fee-bills will have to bo ij-ucil. All deeds unJ other recorded p ipers are left with the pre?rnt Uecorder

' AhU Smith, !'&(., where they can be had and whero ! pnymt'iit can be made. Tbofc iutere-ted w ill tavo I eoit lv uttendiajj to this notice. i " TiioMAy rouTr.n. November 7, V.. 43-tf.

I A FTTH bestowing my thanks to the commUnoni JTL. ers of Dearborn countv, Ind. fur the Into favor

done mo; the people of Dearborn countyjare hereby informed that 1 have conum-need the duties of Kecorder of said county, nud intend keeping tho odiee in the Kttii.e ruoni occupied ly Capt. T. I'orter lato recorder. 1 will ut all times be prepared t" do any kind of writing, t-isch as drawing deeds and mortgages eve., on moderate terms f rtbetuj who may fuvor mo with Bach business. AHA SMITH, Rtcordir D. C. LiicrcivclurghtYvc,litht VOL 43-tf

ESoot attil Shoe Store.

T W. .SNYDKIl having purchased tho rutiro

Shoe Establishment of S. Durliu V Co.

situated o.a Main btreet, firft door below li. Vent, has just reeoived a tfenrral assortment rf i'.-i.S'-77:aY SHOES, BOOTS, 4c, Kiitublo for ladies and gentlemen; uud in addition, will hnvo M all times on hand, custom worl: of every description. All of which ho respectfully invites the attention of

I the inhabitants, and oftho veiuity of Lawienc elurlu

J.ciicrc.iCiLirrgh, Aoc. H, 1:11. no tf

VWUV. fc-uborih?rs have received from

XL DELPHIA, u general atortmcnt of

HOOTS, SHOI'S, Ve. Ac.

i which they will coll low. X. & O. flH!C3.

October 21th, 134.

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THK underpinned has taken out letter of udninimationon tho estate of WM. Will ITU!, dee'd, lata of Dearborn county all perrons indebted to mid ceUte are notified to make immediate Ktilemi ntnd those havim claims ti'ainct t-aid rotate will nresont

tacm i:uiy tuuiiouticmni, to Samuel Johm-. 1 have appointed my a'ent iu my die;.; ci tato is fcupposed to be Khent.

.WAKiiAKi; r v. mm r i

u ! H,.n

4U.VI

M::bUc Sate. WILL If Fold at public sub, ut tho hio reWra ofWM. WHIl,l,Li:, dee'd, on Tin , ..; ,V tl '"'t'l

-vnemucr in a. nil tho pet tonal j v;vitv, uuim;4.in,? of Atfull Kit orj:ijnirin:.r;trN .-mil

JPahitcr'N Toots; ncdf:?4ids, J11AI1LS, (urn minimi av i.s; :.;.:.,)

CHAD!

besides u number ofitlier articles t.

.mo to commence at l0oLe!; A. T I. Tcrmj

ted

(l.O'

j t men

tion.

made known on the d iv of MAIUIAKL'T Nov. M, l-'M.

VviiiiTL!:, i J-ts

South Carolina. The returns of the elections

in S. Carolina show that Messrs. Manning, Postell, and Rogers, Union men, and Messrs. Pickney, Pickins, Grayson, and Davis, JSTullifiers, have been elected to Congress. Tho majority in favor of Mr. Davis is reduced to 70 votes. Mr. Pickins takes the place of Mr. McDuffie. . BalL Gaz.

rtpes: A basket oi pcacnes v. "late

raro rines") were exhjnitca at me norucuiiurai

rooms, Boston, during the last week. The basket

contained two dozen, and sold for five dollars. Two dollars and fifty cents a dozen is certainly a moderate price for Mate ripes.' It is an instance of premature lateness that ought to be well paid for. lb. March of Scrpcntism. The Tatllesnake trcde

between this country and Great Britain is represen

ted as exceedingly flourishing. Consignments ot that precious commodity are arriving daily in England, labelled "good merchantable rattlesnakes"

and there are already a hundred of them exhibiting in the tower of London. We dont know what duties the British government impose on this commodity, but we hope as the business increases in importance, the tariff will be adjusted "judiciously" though wo care not how soon the "balance of trade"

j is found against us, 76.

THAT part of fractional School section No. 1G, township G, Range 3 West, which was advertised for sale on the Sth of this month, will be sold on the 24th instant, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. on said day, at the Court house

door in Lawrenceburgh; said sale having been ne

cessarily postponed. HENRY WALKER, School Commissioner. Nov. 12, 1534. 44-ts

Ten Dottars ISeivard.

STRAYED or stolen from tho pasture

ot the subscriber on Monday night the 20th of September last, A JKlRK RAY JIARE, about 6 years old; about 15 hands hirh; marked on the

left side of the back with a saddle mark, (size; of a

d to the cstnu 'V.v:c.'.ecb'.;i:ru ;, t (oi.jj h r-

11M

;te

All

Sheriff's Sale. Y virtue of an execution to mo directed, from

the clerk's office of the Dearborn circuit court.

I shall expose to public sale at the courthouse door, in Lawrenceburgh, on Saturday the 22d day of November next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M. on said day, Jour hundred and thirty-eight Shares of Stock in the Laxcrenceburgh 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 WEAVER, Sheff. JO, C. f October 30th , 1634. 42-U

dollar with white hairs in the middle of said marl;;) 1"VV I11.1-1- onaturuay believed to have some white in the forehead. The j Btlhc li0U ot 1

subscriber bought said mare of Andrew Wilson cf Jackson township, Dearborn county, and state of Indiana, on the 29th of Sept. laFt, said Wilson brought

said inare from near Port William, in Kentucky, last spring, and the report of that neighborhood is,tli"at 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 marc and thief, if she has been stolen, or five dollars for the

mare without the thief, by

FREDERICK SCIIEVERTFECiER.

JS hereby given to hi I tho.-o ii;:.

f NANCY PERCIVAL, lat ;

township. Dearborn county, dcav.-d; ; ward niid seltlo their uecouun it .u

uuui.- nanus ug4ir.M i .iu or i rite to nrctvt ; them fur Uk'ment, tho otate hi-hs" i, -;ho' t .1 Mil" !Mi,f '! V I 'j V 'i October .'Sift ISM. 4J-"w Also Sale of the property of tho nVnc cttaiJwiil

ihkc piace on Saturday the 22 I davoi Noven.ter next,

'crcivr.l in Lawr

-Jackson township, Dearborn eo. Ia. 42-:iw Officers Guide AND Farmers Manual For sale at this office. IKDIAXTA OkAETTEIIIl. A ftiw copies of thi work foriaU atthisofllc.

seal-skin & rmi cjiFp. THE Fubscriber has ju.-t rei.'ived r.t hlo ht ktoki:, on High ttrect, V0 Jiomi S EAL-SKJ.Y and VUR CARS: Also, a ;;ood litvortmont of WOOL HATS; hll of whiih will bo t oM on ns reasonable terms as they crn lc purebred in iho west. JCSUIMI OKtil-E. Sept. 19, 1?31. 7-tf

TAX.I. & WIlTTSIl GOODS. THE subscribers have jost received a general assortment cf (JOODS euitiblo tor the reason. J. P. Dl'NN cc Co. October!, 1S31. w-

Coal Orate .V yoad Stove.

October 21, 183 f.

v eaie a Loal Urate and Zma!! li mul V

Enquire of J. P. DUNN, A: Co.

Statute EiiitVH, for 18iV For sale at this cftce