Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 8, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 7 March 1835 — Page 3
HARRISON MEETING. At a meeting of the citizens of the county of Dearborn, held at the court house in Lawrenceburgh, on Saturday the 29th day of February, 1835; Dr. Jabez Percival was called to the chair, and James Dill appointed secretary. The object of the meet
ing having been stated by the secretary, and the address of the people of Cincinnati, to the citizens of the United States, as published in the Liberty
White Water Canal and Ohio. It will bo seen by the Report upon our first page that the Committee of the Ohio Legislature, to whom was referred the resolutions of our Legislature upon the
subject of the White Water Canal, have contrary!
to an reasonable expectation?, and regardless of i and
her plighted faith and honor, and the interests of
indiana, reported against granting privilege fur
Hall paper at Cincinnati, having been read by ; constructing that portion of the Canal in Ohio.
Lytle W. Johnson, the sentiments therein contain
ed were responded to by every individual present;
through which it is necessary to pass, in order to
reach ihe Ohio river. Whether this report has Ksr
Saturday ITIonmg, March 8. C-A meeting of the Stockholders of the Laxrrenceburgh and Indianapolis Rail Road, and others friendly to the immediate commencement of that work, by raising and grading a way of sufficient height between the Old and New town of Law- - I I - 1 -A .1
renceourgn, io ensure an easy access oeiween mese ,,oronnn th fnuow:
hep will Hp held on Mondav pvrnlno- next "at 1 7 0 b, ,tlu.Fr -.ueen concurred in by the Legisintui places, win oe neia on monaay evening next, ai a committee to prepare resolutions, expressive of ! prit f .. , . J r,., Mr. Cable' hotel at 7 o'clock. A general andlthcMftl,;a mooting i in;m f! Pot' ut for tl,e d'gnity and honor of O!
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General William Hexry Harrison for the office 1 11 ?m not' Uur request is reasonable and just, of President of the United States, at the expiration ! a.RU we nevcr coul(1 'vc entertained an idea, that
of the present term, to wit: Daniel Symmes Major, j rpaf, enterprising, and heretofore considered j Lytle W. Johnson, Arthur St. Clair Vance, Alcxan- j magnanimous Siatp, would have taken such a self- j der Hamilton Dill, Doctor John S. Percival, Henry isb, contracted and illiberal course towards a sister
i Walker, and James Salmon, who, after having re- State. j
i tired for a short period, returned and offered for the lin t IVP VPl Imnn iJio T nnUiturn ...Ml lot.-r i tnnrn !
., . . , , ,i I u"iw mi jji "icmiuii; mil turn- u uiuiu consideration of the meeting the following preamble enlarged view of the sohirrt. and nt remission
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Courts or Dearborn County. Circuit 4th Mondays in March and Septembermay fit 2 weeks, if the business require it.
Probate 2d Mondays in February, .nay, .autism, d November may sit G days, if the busincs re
quire it. Commissioners 1st .Monday "in January, March, May, September, and Novoinbor 3 days at each term.
couucrrrji weekly hv Tim nrri'HLicAN. OHIO, fN () Canal Hmking Co T
k.ow i dk. Cincinnati mri'mon bk ot jouisiana a
Franklin bank of do iar
BankofChillicotho
do payable at Phila. 14
punctual attendance is requested at the time named.
Harrison Meeting. In another column the proceedings or the meeting held here on Saturday last, are given at length. Although the weather was unfavorable, and travelling disagreeable, the meeling was well attended. We cannot pretend to say how many were in attendance, but feel warranted in saying that we have often seen a less number blazoned forth in the papers, as a very 'numerous assemblage.' Take it altogether, it was a highly respectable mec-
Annual Election,
(To be held on the 1st .Monday in August.) For Co!m:hes 4th district, james n. conn, amos la.ve, gj:orgi: II. DLXX.
For Recorder Dcakuorx Cotwtv.
J.LMES DILL, THOMAS
PALMER.
ting.
The rirer haa been falling for about a week past. The ice has commenced running, though not in such quantities as to prevent navigation. Stearn boats pass up and down daily.
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anii resolutions, to wu: to Mtpnfi nnr r.in. . " ,, . " ' . , . M a conscquer
Whereas, our government being the only instance ,pnrir " IT S . r : ZZZ er y
ar es-l : 1 , . " 7 ""HO " Jltr ,tMS. i Republican &
isant
All others uncertain MISSISSIPPI. Planters' Hunk Ti Agricultural bk Natchc7..r Stmcbk Mississippi do .r) All others uncertain A LA It AM A. Dank cf Mobile 13
14 State bk Alabama & br 15
All others uncertain
riRuixr.i.
TO JPRtt'TERS.
-i r-x r .1 , i : : l.nn1K T tr !ni1iirrl
interest in the establishment oi me KEVTt'CKY
i,a t i a u tit. i.iiin i.ii iij fi iiiii u.. iv nri r: iiv i rini i.i i i . i i
tablished laws, the DCODle have a ri?ht to select the i"? and "portant improvement. In the V hitc half of said establishment. This establishment is
individual who shall preside over their destinies; j Var country Nature has nobly done her part, the oldest one in the state with cue exception, havand since that choice alone can best be effected by I a" wanting is the improvements of Art. ! ing been in existence for the list eighteen years, tiie primary meeting of the people in assembly where The section of country watered by the two branch- ! during the greatest part of which time 1 have been the miserable artifice, and the whiffling policy of; cs of this beautiful river, is undoubtedly the gar-; connected with it. The office is now in as lburish-
er. unsurnsed water now- i prospect I consider highly flattering It
. Mississippi. We learn from the Manchester Herald that the Senate of this State has refused to join the House of Representatives in the election of a United States Senator, to supply the place of Mr. Poindexter, whose term of service expired on the 4th instant. From other sources we learn that, so
determined was the Senate to defeat the election off "four own, but discharging a duty we owe
a Senator, that it adjourned sine die, (without day) I country; for the people in their liberality of
without the leave o the House.
the demagogue are easily detected, and where the j den spot of the West
people can treely interchange opinions of men; this . ricj, soij, excellent timber, unsurpisscd water now
all of which added to a salubrious climate, and
tanceotthat choice which shall place the adminis
tration of the jrovernment of the United States in
the hand of any one of its citizens, will fearlessly j u"lullIU scenery, gives it a pre-eminence not to proclaim to their fellow citizens of the United States j bo transcended by any country, and susceptible of the man who in their opinion, is worthy of that a cnsG Population. Then Masted be that hand, high honor, and that high trust: and in doing that j 'nd pnj.sied thai arm, that would oppose our on-
too, we teel that we are not only exercising a right ( ward progress to wcal.h and prospeiiiy.
Marietta
.Mount Tic
Norwalk (Jcauga, Hankof Zancsvilla St. CMairsvillo
tmimerc'l b'kL. Trie li Davton Hank 14
Commercial bk. Scioto III Valley and Hraudi
F As .M bk Steubenville 1 Hank of Va iV branches U Columbus j do payable Charleston H " Lancaster li , Farmers' bk VaAr.hr li Muskingum bk 1 j ! N. W. bk at WhoelinglJ Urban Hanking Co lil payable at WePsburgl h Western Reserve 1 J ' All others uncertain.
MICJUC.LY.
Michigan bk "audup. 3
part' Ar Mee bk of Mich
Louisville Hotel Co Ui ."i and upwards Hank Commonwealth If Smaller notes do Kentucky V brVhs il Hank of River Rai!n
to our i
senti-
entcrpnsu.g population ! . . . . wi:ht' fir,t ratc it is how-
ever unnecessary to rive a particular uesrnption ot
it, as any one wishing to purchase will of course j wish to visit the place before thev da so. j John Loi)f;n. j
Madison, Indiana, Feb. 1G, lo"). fcrShould anv person be desirous to purchase
i the whole establishment in preference to apart, no
lad. American.
All others of no value TR.WYESSEE. State bk Toxin. Ar br
Union bk Nashville do payable in l'hila. Veatman tc Wootls pnyable at Nashville ) do payable at I'hil i All others uncertain
Orleans
.1 8
All others no value. LVniAXA.
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The constitution, it is said, permits no sucli adjournment, and the members of the Senate are . stoutly berated for thus taking themselves oft", contrary to law. In which waysoever the constitution runs, it was, in our opinion, cowardly for the senate thus to retreat, to defeat the majority. It would have looked much better to have met the matter and settled it, as we apprehend nothing will be effected by delay to defeat the election of a Senator friendly to the administration. In the language of Davy Crockett, they should have "etood up to the rack, fodder or no fodder."
obstruction will be found in the way.
ment, are too apt to wait for those very men whom ! ' ,,,.. . 1. PATRICK.
they have flung into political existence to mark the ! mnc:s i in. e porcetvo that a l.kccourse they shall afterwards pursue. When these j r,C53 f ihis vcnerabln individual' has boon placed WATCI23CS same men, perhaps in their secret cabals, and their j"P tho notes of the State N ink of Indiana. rj underpinned" has hist received from Phlla-
Lautuo juuiuto, uic unviaiiJr uiaua mm lucy oiian , i uid uiaiu wi n5siitmf:i WCIS niCHlCd. vOU i'O- IS U i . i .... ft'j
We occupy a great portion of to-day's paper with Foreign News, connected with the difficulty between this government and France. The importance ofthis matter, and the general interest felt by all, in reference to it, render it unnecessary to apologize for excluding other news to make room for it. The extracts given will, we think, enable the reader to form a pretty correct opinion in what way the matter is likely to terminate.
, t I 'n on ninety years. His courtesy and hospitality ! PRYS, Pencils and cases, A c. Vc All of which The to straners, end to his neighbors have Ion" been j he oirrs at low rilei6'- Cu!l and examine. that j known;' and he has been an efficient friond'of the , C!ock?' Watches, Arc. repaired, as usual, on Uie Ixnnnin, ,Kr, ; , , . f,:..,i . ' sliortest not a ce. 1 . LI -CAN.
.March 0,
gallant Urorge llog?r Clark, fur the purpose ofi wnagcr s lynce. u necung, a.tj to. ij, i-.i,. protecting the frontiers, as far as possible, from the! l" .Respondents will rind b?low one of the inroads of the Indians, Col. V. espoused the came !"4f bnllr nt a.n,?.atlr1!ct,vo Schemes ever oilered of the United States, and in the cnpaci.v of a l0t,,fe ,;,U?llC- 1 ic'e presents greater induce- ' " ' T 1 innntc f I'1 imr rf in. cinon flirt ni-irrm ii I Attnn-
: i -
mouo, uiucu vjcncrai
The legislature of Kentucky adjourned on Saturday last. We learn from the Frankfort Argus of the 2i3th ult. that the bill from the House, to establish the "Northern Bank of Kentucky," passed the Senate, by a vote of 20 to 18. The bill fixes the capital of the bank at three millions mother bank at Lexington and allows four branches. We learn from the same paper that the house of representatives has passed a bill to borrow, on the faith of the State, one million of dollars, to be expended in constructing turnpike roads, and improving the navigation of streams within the State. We are unable to say whether the bill has been acted upon by the Senate.
Indian Trovbles. We understand that information has reached the War Department, stating that several rencounters have taken place between some of the citizens of Georgia and parties of tho Creek Indians vho have crossed from Alabama into that State, and committed many depredations. Persons have been killed and wounded on both sides, and th'? inhabitants seem much alarmed at
ths fnnlnr.f -nd threats of tho Indians, and have called upon the Governor of Georgia for a military force to protect them and the Governor has requested the interposition of the President to relieve the citizens of Georgia from this state of thing3. Globe.
uiv id iea( f us lorpps.. t.:,- ...... i ,i c .t.
hrough ihe swamps and drowned lands of the Wa- wheel than ever was drawn before, being a 75 num. bash, to V mccmies, which was at that time occu- J ter Lottery and 14 drawn hollots. pied as a military post by the British. The post! VA, JVSMAL SWAMP CAJW1L LOTTERY, was taen by stratagem; and lis capture led to im- class .Vu. G,,r lar. dratcs at portant-and beneficial results. . , ' , ... r, l a'- .-n -i t- r ' Alexandria, Saturday, March 21st, L V. Col. Vigosti resides on h;s firm neir V nccn-1 n i , n . :.- r . r , t . ' . . ' u t v-ii . 14 drawn ballots in every 2o tickets. 75 number ncs in Knox county. Age and adversity have not : Lottery 14 drawn ballots. weakened his desire to be useful to his country Grand Scheme. 1 prize of 40,C00, 1 of 10,000, and to his fellow citizens, although they have, Jo j 1 of 5,000, I of 1,000, 1 of 3,000, 1 of 2,500, 1 nf
a great extent, diminished his means.
Logansport TelcgrapJt.
ore.
Scandalous
, Cincinnati, February 13, 1835. Cold. We have just gone through the coldest spell of weather that has been experienced since this country has been civilized. On Friday night ihe mercury fell to 14 below Zero; through Saturday it rose in the warmest situations to only 3 or 4 above Zero; the Sun wa3 clouded for a great part
of the time, and the air was filled with small crystals of snow; a frozen fog: largo masses of ice reaching from shore to shore came down the river, one of which carried away with it a little Steamer which had not obtained a secure berth. On Saturday night the mercury was as low as 17 or 18 below; and at half past nine Sunday morning was 12 below Zero. Sunday evening and Monday morning it was only 4 or 5 below. The sky clouded over on Monday, and the wind came to the South Fast. The river is full of ice, and were it not so high would have closed some time since, in all probability. On Saturday night wo understand 3
. men were frozen to death in a flit. On the Sth of
January 1797 Governor Sargent saw the thermometer 18 below Zero, but at no other period Ins our late cold been equalled. Cincinnati Intelligencer.
best prolong this existence. But let the people re- j by birth a Piedmontese. He emigrated to Amcri
collect that they must bear nil the ills ot a m.sguid-! cn, n!inut S0Venty years ago, and settled as a trader ! of dUTercnt hinds ed, a relf-aggrandizing cho.ee in these things; that , ncar Vincenncs, in this state. His age is border- j COMMON SPC
inj musk tiiiuiv Liiciii&ci i us iiit'j uiuavjii, una
stay the stride to despotic power; that they m wrPllfli t!lP (Trssn nf tvrnnv tknf- tlirv mlict fnrm '
breast work to oppose the wave of ambition: that ! linownJ a"l ho Ins been an efficient friend of the)
they must be tossed uoon the troubled sea of anar-1 country, when it most needed friends aiding its
chy: let them recollect these things, and they will J cause alike by his personal services and his purse, i more readily feel the necessity of their saying, and j In 17S0, when an expedition was flitted out bv ! their pointing to the man who will best serve their Virginia, and placed under the command of tho 1
uiiercBC, auu auminisier meir government nccoruing to the pure spirit of its laws, and its constitution. We some times hear of a crisis in our affairs, but we should know no particular crisis. We should all the time feel there was a crisis of the most momentous character hanging over us, and that is to guard against the least encroachment upon our rights and upon our liberties; to hold on to the government of our own affairs, which has wisely been committed to our own bands; and to take special care that we do not in the least mar the beauties of our Republic. To preserve these things then, unsullied, it behooves us in the selection of a man for the Presidency of the United States, to select him of tried virtues and tried patriotism. As we look upon that as the great approachable avenue to the postration of our government. The names of several eminent individuals of the United States have already been put in nomination for the Presidency in eighteen hundred and thirtysix. And it gives us pleasure to witness tho names of so many into whose hands the people arc willing commit this high and responsible duty. Our bosoms heave with national pride, and we exult in the fact that our country affords so many of her sons, who are thought worthy of what must, at this day, in tiie political world, be acknowledged the greatest earthly honor and without intimating any thing in derogation of the high character of the others of our pre
eminent citizens put in nomination.it is with no ordinary feelings of gratification we have witnessed among them the name of our old friend and co-ope-ratr, W;a; IIr.:.av Haruison. He who defended us in days when we were unable to defend
ourselves; who presided over our infancy; who led us on to a national character; and aided in putting in operation nur machine of State, which has already carried us to greatness. Though we do not favor his claims to the Presidency, particularly on account of his services, though many, great, and perilous ones ho has rendered to his country, both civil and military; for we believe every man owes to his country his whole energy and his whole talent, when emergencies require their assistance. Yet his tried patriotism, his stern integrity, and his democratic principles, against which the first whisper has not been heard to
breathe, together with the well known powers of
: his mind, which have been called into action by his
country in various situations and on various occasions, warrant us in choosing him as a man amply qualified to discharge the many, great, and onerous
duties ot a president of the United States; and who, should he ever be honored with that station, will
make it his pride and his study to resign into the
hands of the people, his country, in a higher state of
j titlf'llllt. III UUUlllUU III I'MUIll fllft l j splendid and extensive assortment of WA TCUES.
JEWELRY, SlLl'RR and
OO.Y.V, STi:r,L and SILVr.ll
Palace Foi'twiae.
do
('omrr.reial bk !oui'a
Consolidated Assoeiat'n City bk efX Orleans .r Louisiana State Hank Tt Citizens' bkofLoui'a f
.Alec A: Tra bk & br
" Ur Ilk Lawrcnceburgh par 3 All others I J 1)1 ST. COLUMBIA, j Hank rf Metropolis 2 1 All others uncertain. PE.WYSYLl'A.xrA. ! Allegany bk of Pa: li r Hank of Cliaiabcrsburgli ."i 'lie.-tcr count li
(I'ermautown 11 Delaware county 1 North America li Pitt-burgh li Other banks rejrrai-
,'y from 'J to.").
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2,000, 1 of 1,500, 1 ofl,77, 10 of 1,000, l.j of
20 of 5'JO ; besides -lOo's. 200?. 'V-U's ISO's. 100 's.
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TO Charles llichce, John llisbee, Ezra lJishce, Charles Stockman, Mary Stockman, Levi Stockman, John Stockman, Sally Stockman, Harriet Stockman, Susan Stockman, and .Mocs Stockman also William Stockman, heirs of Isaiah llisbee, late of Dearborn county, deceased: Please take notice, that I Invo filed in the Probate Court of Dearborn county, Indiana, my petition, praying that a commissioner may bo appointed to convey to me one hundred acres of land, bcinjr all the south east quarter of section eleven, town .", range li wes-t, situate in said county, except a trip 10 rods wide running north and south, olV the cast end of eaid quarter rection: the Batr.e having been sold to me by raid Isaiah lli&bce, in his life time, and for which I now hold his title bond, and that 1 shall move paid court, at the ne:t May term thereof, and on the fith day of said term, being the loth day of May next, nt Lawrcnceburgh, in said county, to appoint a commissioner to make such deed, pursuant to the. conditions of said title bond. JACOB W. LCtilT.STON. Cro. II. Drx, Att'v. l'eb. lthh, ISC). " 5-2w SlicriiPs Sale.
j : virion pi cn orueroi saw it unLca on a uccrce -L-i5 of the Dearborn circuit court on fororlonre nf
New Oklt:a:3, Feb. 11. 1 ;i!c ickcts .Iv? ,aiVCS ?nrtcrs - i0- ! mortgage, to mo directed, 1 will sxi :e to mIo at
07-Urders received until the XU of .March.
Wo dt
Uutratrc. e
mortified, as citizens of Louis';
necessity of recording an act
we think disgraceful to our
Wilh the nriain.'il r:nie nf tbn r.fl'ifr wr Inm fit ! wards of lOOAHiO dollars.
this moment nothing to do. The facts which we tal ot $1-.U00 sent to Cincinnati.
public auction to the hi;hert bidder at tho court
. r j . I v ... fMi: ai:i,i mi .noucdoor, in luetou not JinwrenceMirgii, Dearborn ma, to te under ine , prizes sold at our Oihce Curivs Inc J-ist month, but ; cour.tv. lr..!i tni. nn s-.tnr.' iv iM-.M,'t.tirt . u ,s
of violence, which i will merelv state the flat of our haviiiL' sold within I M.irb n.vt l.ntu-n il,n tini'ircrtr in ,.vi,l- a m
society nr.d State. the Just 30 oays, Capital Prizes amouiuin'r to up-1 v. a oVlork P. M. nn said tUv. n tint rcrtain
sua
anion
are bound to give to the public, are simply cs follows : Yesterday morning, about the hour the House of Representatives were to be called to order, the Speaker, Mr. Alcee Labranchr, entered the Hall,
when ho was assiiled by John II. Grvmes. Ksn. .... j
who raised ins cane to strike lum
TO
THIS may certify that 1 have civen to inv son.
Mr. Lahranche. , Frederick Jt. Smith, his time. He is free to act
to defend himself, drew a smill pocket pistol, which j for himself hereafter, and 1 will pay no dolts ( f his
acting, nor claim any cf his earnings after this
date. JASPi:U .'. SMITH.
l'ranklin township, Ripley county, la. ) March td, 1 S '
them U capi- tract of 1-md in or acM.-Miiin'Mhe town of llisin" Sim.
r- - , -'i' in tiiec untv cforcs-aid bounded as folhiw: Jh irm-
l.'LAUKn COOK, . ir.g on the nortli f it'e of f.th ftreot in the raid town
:?rents tor tiie .daauL'crs. of ilisin"" Sun direr tlv c.PMicito il.a tide or crrm r cf
i . . ...
m lot Ao. l, which constitutes tne corrcr of I plir and I'ifth ftrects, and running thence noilh I 0 'egreeseast tw clve rods to a Hake, thence routh (' degrees cast, tn and a half rod to a ftakc, thence
ILL WHOM JT MAY CO.YCER.V.
lie discharged at his assailant without effect. Mr. contracting, nor claim any cf hi
Grymcs tnereupon drew from his bosom a horsepistol, which ho levelled at Mr. Lubranche, and fired. The pistol proved to have been loaded with a ball and buckshot. Tho ball passed between two members, gnized the forehead of Mr. C. Lavergno, a member, and entered the wall of tho lull. Two
of the buckshot took cflVct,and were lodged in the !
arm and hand of Mr. Lahranche. The House, with a proper sp'rit, appointed Irresolution, a committee to report this day upon the steps to be taken to punish this scandalous breach of privilege after which, they adjourned.
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S)Sicc to the lif&if. A LL persons are hereby notified not to trust or
harbor one James Richards, (a man of color)
jaie ot i;earLorn county, tate ot Indiana, on my account, as I will pay no debts of his contracting as I am, and ever have been ready to comply with my obligation to him, and to support him at my own house agreeably to the tenor of said obligation. All
Editorial Convention. Wo believe it is the general desire of our editorial brethren to have a Convention. There being no leader in this mat-
prosperity and happiness than when by 'them confi- i ler lIier8 scems to be some difficulty in deciding
ueu to him. 1 heretore.
who are, or may ba concerned, will selves accordingly. WILLIAM Manchester, Fib. ISth, IS:?.").
govern hom (iKl'l'Nl'.
south IM degrees wct. twelve rrds to the north na of Fifth street aforesaid, thenc- with Fith itrct ten and a halt rods to the pbre of beginning, cci tainii g one hundred nnd twenty-fix perches, being the tamo lot on which the Hentu saw-mill is kiluato ndjuining the town of Rising Stin; ulfo certain artic les apj urtenart thereto, one pair mill tone?, tw o tu.f, one large cable, one vice, one large cajt, five cow I a:-, the fame being sold to f nifty the decrto nt'. rc; aid in favor of Samuel l'e.t,ngaiiut John U lc- and wilb
rendered at the hs-t September term of mid court, for the mm of 10 with intercut from that tine, with cobtcf tuit, amounting to 1" und co;t f execution and mIc. The rents and pr .".'its f tho premises aforesaid for t-cYen years will bo il r-t 1'Vred, and if the same shall not fell f t fuf.ici.tt to pjy the debt intercut and co.t aforesaid, I will forthwith tell tho fee simple to the hi-jhet-t bidder. joiix wi:vi:r, svtr.j). r. Feb. i, i-:i,'). ;-t?.
SiGte Of IsuUcnti'Z,) February term DcAIiKOKN COU.M'V lS.'lj. Probate Court of Dearborn County.
upon the orecise dav of mcetinrr. As for nurself. i t.i ,n ,rr c i.nnnt
k 4 J - O " 7 , All tliv I I i I iv A ' I Uw V-OCvXV- m . . . jm
deceased.
Resolved, That we present to our fellow citizens i we are favorable to the day proposed by our friends i of the United States, the name of Gen. Wjt.li vu ! of the Palladium, and hope that day will be final-
iiemi hauuison, as a canuiaate Ur tne next l're-1 y decided upon; to wit: iho hrst Monday in May.
st tticmcht.
A very worthy member of a church, in Washing
ton, Pa. had a very bad boy hound to him as an
apprentice, whom he used to take to church wilh
Iiim on Sundays. One Sunday, however it was
not. convenient to take him; so he left him behind, giving him the three first chapters of Genesis to read, and informing him that if he did not tell him all about it, on his return he would flog him. On his return the boy went on very well, giv ing an account, until where Adam was questioned about his
offence m eating the forbidden fruit. "Well, and what did Adam do?" asked the master. "Oh he rolled it over to the woman," said the boy. "Well," again asked the master, "and what did the woman do?" "Oh," said the boy, "she rolled it
over to the devil." "Well," rejoined the master.
sidency.
Rcsolzed, That in nominating Gen- Harrison for: the Presidency, we present him, not to the consideration of any particular party, but to the people, the whole people, and nothing less than the people of the United States. Resolved, That we call upon the "Old Dominion" to listen to the claims of one of her distinguished sons, who in early life left his home to carve his fortune amid the perils of the North Western Territory, and who though distant, yet is great. Resolved, That as citizens of Indiana, we do
most cordially concur with our fellow
Ind. American.
The Cincinnati Journal appropriately says, Ethe Indiana editors speak of relaxing care and
toil by making a trip to the capital of their stale, I , . for the purpose of holding a 'talk' over grave mat- j ,av(Ttjj tors. We like this project. It will elevate the ! 0int.r
press in Indiana.
citizens of FinHE subscriber offers for sale about 13 acres of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Kentucky in the nomina-j first rate bottom land, within three-fourths of a tion of our worthy friend and fellow citizen, Gen. mile of Lawrenceburgh, 151 acres of which is level,
William Henry Harrison, of North Bend, as a suit-! cleared and under good fence, lying on Tanner's able candidate for the chief magistracy of these Creek. United States, and that we will use all honest en- j ALSO, two and a half acres of ground within deavorsand fair means to promote his election; and ; the town plot of the town of Lawrenceburgh, lying that as citizens of Indiana we duly appreciate his I west of the public square.
important public services as Governor of our late
1TN this matter now comes James Murray, by Dunn, il his attorney, and files his schedule of accounts, showing that he has administered all assets which hare come to his hands belonging to said estate, and
praying final settlement of said estate.
MM ICh is therefore hereby given to the heirs of!
aid Kooert ltuddleston, dee'd, if any heirs ho
and to his creditors, if any there be, and to all
persons concerned herein, that the Probate
court of Dearborn county, will act on caid petition, and make final settlement of said estate on the second day of their next .May term. 15y order of the Probate Court. JAMES DILL, Clerk'. Pebruary 23, 1535. 7;vv
JOTWV. is hereby given that by v'utuc of a de
cree of the Probate court of Dearborn county.
1 shall expose to sale at the court hoiihe door, in Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, on Saturday the J?th day of March next, at 12 o'clock M.'tho north end of fractional section one, in towiu-hip nine, cf range three west, in the county of 1'ranUlin, and State of Indiana, containing one hundred acres caul eighty-nine hundredths of an acre (Hand, the real estate of J .i i:s A. Ginsox, t!eel, ni.d Ft Id f r tho
payment of his just debts, o.i the follow irur t oru uud conditions, to wit: one third ofth( purehan? money in hand on tho day of sale, one third in three month, and one third in kx months from the d.y cf sale. It is believed tin? title is indir utable. THOMAS GL'ION. Cjouaissloiur.
.Lots for Sale. MOTICE is hereby given that I shr.ll expose to sale at public vendue at the premises in the town of Hartford and county cf Dearborn, at 12
j o'clock M. on the first Saturday in April next,
I'cbruary i, 1S;5.
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Fection sixteen, towrii n
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the
vioiy, pan or m-iot o. in Lawrence jurgii,; tollowing lots ot ground with their appurtenances.
irjlllr. rciinui ret. iitui ci.vtiiii, hhuimi j
jSl north, in range No. I'd citt, in the JeSVorenvilla district, will bo oluircd for sale i;t the court housa door in the town of Vcrtailles, Ripley county, on tho CUth day of March next, in separate loti, agreeable to a division of the sam m'ulo by tho Trustees of said townuip, where dueuttendir.cn
will bn rive:i by the uudersiirued. tcl.ool comiuis-
infant and unprotected territory, as well as ths dis- j being 43 feet front on High and New streets, nnd ' to wit: In lot No. 15' in the town of Hartford; and j sioner for the county aforcp aid!
tingushed services he rendered our common country j 14SJ feet on Vine; together with several other lots
during the period of her perils, not only in the held, J on lliiam and Coarlotte streets in said town.
Any person wishing to purchase either of the
but in our national councils.
Resolved, That such is our decided, fixed and
firm belief in the abilities, patriotism and integrity ! bargain, will call on the undersigned, in Lawrence-
ot our tormer revered Governor, illi.vm Henry i ourgh, who will make known the terms ot sale.
one other lot of ground near to or adjoining said town ofllartford, bounded as fjllows, to wit: on the
east by a piece of ground owned by Hiram f.amkin,
"what did the devil do?" "Whv," said the bov?. llARRifox, and knowing too that he is for his coun-;
"the old rascal had to grin and bear it."
John XI. Waring Esq. was brought before nn
examining court by warrant charging him with the killing of Samuel Q. Richardson, Esq. Air. Waring admitted the kdling and waived all examination of witnesses on the part of the Commonwealih. He addressed the court at some length, giving them a" general outline of what would be his defence, before the jury in the circuit court, justifying his conduct on the ground of previous threats made by. the deceased. He was regularly committed lor further trial. An application for a change i of venue in this case, from tho county of Franklin to the county of Woodford is now pending before tho Legislature . Commonwealth.
Lawrencebur
A. S. C. VACE. March 5, 1S35. -tf
try, "His whole country," regardless of party and!
unpledged to partisans, we verily believe no individ-1 . ual in the United States could now be selected, who! WAILIT VSTi WRtfVP WrKFF is better qualified to fill the executive chair, and at j , pp;rlTn cirrthe same time reconcile party feuds and dissensions, j i i i un .i l tu z.-iL.t,t Resolved, That we recognize no political dicta- ife Acrcs rfirst rale Bottom Land, situated tor; that we are free and untrammelled, and that we j fVF in Dearborn county, on the Ohio Uiver,
are determined to exercise the privileges of freemen,
uninfluenced by former party feelings.
itesoived, l hat the forecoin nroceedintrs
be
above pieces of property, and wishing to buy a good ; on the south by Water street in Hartford, and on the
north by Laughery creek; supposed to contain one fourth of an acre of ground; these lots are sold by a decree of the Probate court of Dearborn county, as the property of Uichard Uailcy, dee'd, for the payment of his just debts, on the following terms and conditions, to wit: one third of the purchase money in hand at the sale; one third in three months, and the residue in six months from the day of sale, the defered pavments to be well secured. AMAZIAll BAILEY, .1mY. Pebruary 20, 135. 7-llw
below Laughery Creek, five miles from the Rising Sun, and 2 from Aurora, bounded by the State road leading from Lawrenceburjrh to the Uisinnf Sun
signed by the chairman and secretary, and published lands of Abiah Hays and the subscriber. Said land
io outrcu wuu iimoer wnicu win mucii uioru
jr.ssi: L. DOLMAN, s.c.u.e. Jan. 17th, 1SS5.
in tne Indiana Palladium. lti-nr-viHo AmpriMn.
Cincinnati Gazette, and Rising Sun Times, And the meeting adjourned. JACEZ PERCIVAL, CA'i. James Dill, Sec'y. The Legislature of Ohio will adjourn on the 9th instant, sine die.
pay for clearing, and is ready sale on the river
A further description is unnecessary, as those wishing to purchase can view for themselves by calling on the subscriber, living near the premises on Laughery Creek, half a mile from its mouth. STEPHEN S. SPEAKMAX. Feb. 27th, 1835. 8-3w
lloutit CfitUticS (WARRAXTi:n)
i than ! THY the box or less tity, manufactured and bank.rH: sold b' L. W. JOHNSON.
ueo. v, Po 1. f,0-tf
Smoked aHaius.
fifNTK Bacon Hams, well trimmed and cured for
O WW family U8e by Dec. $4, l&U.
L. W. JOHNSON'. 00-tf
Co r po v : i I o li TVo t k c c Pnitnr.M'i Omu
Laxcteimi irh, JV: lUh.lt. S WOTlCi: is hereby given to nil jiertshruct1 ing tho ttreets, alleys or pd lie gnmnd witliiii the town of Lawrenceburgh or tho addition thereto, by fence or otherwise, tliat tho r.ru must beemoved or abated on or before the 12th day of March next, otherwise the ordinance,! pa-ed by the corporate authorities to keep the kt roots, nlleyt, nnd publie ground within said town dear of oWt miction, will bo put in rigid force to compel nn uccotnphh ment of the object heroin contemplated. Uv order of the polect council in meeting hold IfitU iRfct. DAVID V. CPLLPA, iVoV in p. LauTcnvtluigh. window gx7a sb, ALL sires, from 1 by f, toll by 21 inches, for alo by L. W. JOHNSON. Cr GLASS CUT to order, -AprilQ, ISM. W'"