Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 13, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 11 April 1835 — Page 3
Saturday JTIorning, April 11
? j From B. Levy's X. O. Prices Current , March 14.
Remarks. The arrivals of Bteam and Flat Boats, with Produce from the Ohio and tributaries, still continue comparatively limited. With the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, all communication
has, for a length of tune, been suspended sources
the special election held in this township on Monday from which wo already receive Knoh lnr sunnlies
last, for Justices of the Peace, resulted in the choice of -,-..- i r ,u:u i:
Samuel McCurdy and Benjamin. Fuller.
The following named persons were elected officers of the
must bring a very considerable increase. These
causes combined have had the effect, unavoidably, to throw business back, and operate to make the
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. Jffr r i iri i u ' 8C,Ve " I market, for many articles with which we are in the fturh lor nrwt VAarfrnm nii( tirnp. nnl until Uir ciiDrnr . J -
- w-- -r . - - " bAA A SUVVValS
shall be chosen and qualified :
President David V. Culley.
habit of supplying these sections of country, rather
I dull, while it has been the means of keeping up the
Members of Council James IV. Hunter, Clears price of such articles as we receive from them.
Tousey, Jolin Saltmarsh, James M. Darraghand David i The weather up to yesterday, when it commenced! Nevitt. , - ! to rain, was fair and uleasnnt. Kneh as is so much i
The present acting subordinate officers (no appointments I wanted here, in order to facilitate the lare amount ! vintr v-t i u6n mila K ,r U. . ?ix T i ;
be transacted in a briel ;
ississippi is on the rise, and j
ehes of hisrh water mark.
r , ' . . Sugar is arriving in the city quite freely, and j , .!! iTth 7 ! Te-Pf T v t eoaP mqmr m" meels with 1uick sales; the highest rate we quote is ! stiluted in the case of Lieut. J. F. Lane, for an assault on r a ' , r i . t i v, . Hon John Ewing, of this state; follo.ved by the evidence ?lfw iave heard of some lots having been d.sin reference thereto, adduced before the committee of the ! gsed ot ? cts- Per lb- sa,d be of exceedingly house of representatives. The whole occupies considera- , fair quality. On Plantation there is not a large
tie space, but, inasmuch as we have given a part of the pro-, quantity remaining unsold, dealers and speculators
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--u, iicasuiu i oiicinwa r erns, recorder; josepn uoon, ' cmrp nf tim 'I'l.o Yr marshal: and Cvr,,, Cl:.rk ..-m,c.- 1 ' i ?pace 01 time - he M
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A GE.VTS FOR THE PALLADIUM. OT" The following named gentlemen are authorized, and will please to act as AGENTS for this paper, viz i Capt. Wm. Lanius, Rising Sua, Ind. Col. John B. Nees, Liberty, Union county, Ind. M. Mendenhall, Esq Napoleon, Ind. James H. Cravens, Esq. Versailles, Ind. Mr. Isaac N. Phiffs, Indianapolis. Dr. R. Haymono, Brookville, Ind. A. Davidson &. John Test, Esqrs. Greensburgh, Ind. Joseph D. Thompson, Esq. Everton, Fayette co. Ind. Wm. Major, Esq. Morven, Shelby co. Ind. Thomas Slack, Esq. York Ridge, Dearborn co. Ind. John Suxmax, Esq. Sunman's P. O. Ripley co. Ind. Oliver Heustis, Esq. Manchester, Ind. Bexj'n B. Bon ham, Esq. Kelso, Dearborn co. Ind. Davis Weaver, Esq. Wilmington, Ind. Mr. Wm. T. Ferris, Hartford, Ind. William Jones, Esq. Philanthropy, Ohio. Marin rs Willett, Esq. Rushvill'e, Ind. Rou't Brackenridge, Esq. Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr. Jeremiah Covett. Rockford, Jackson co. Ind.
John S. Culley, Esq. Elizabethtow n, Ky. Keen, Esq. postmaster, Harrison, Ohio. Run y an, Esq. postmaster, Cleves, Ohio. John H. Moore, Esq. Boon co. Ky.
A CAK1. THE subscribers have moved to their New Building, nearly opposite their old stand, and near the corner of Main and Short streets, where they are now receiviuj; and opening a large supply of OOOX 33. GEO. W. LANK, & Co. April 9, 1635. 13-tf. Hacon Wanted; E(T fUNTMT VUUil BACON SIDES, for which VUhWvIv the highest market price will be paid.
April 9, 1833.
13-tf.
th nvlh4h pound of JUt'O.Y for sale by ffiVilUl4i4V GEORGE TOFSEV, .V Co. r ..-t L 'I I) 1w' in .r
13-tf
Dissolution of Partnership.
feedings in this matter, we considered it proper to give the ! having bought it up; and those who have not yet j FITHE partnership heretofore existing between the nwhole, and leave our readers to form their own opinion from j sold are holding out for a higher price; 0 cents has! 41- tlersig"etl i business, under the firm of Dully &. DaXhe facts submitted. been paid for several lots ' ! v't'son?) nas lcen dissolved by mutual consent.
Tobacco. There is very little selling; the small j
we wouui just remarK, to our country Irienus, that very i ucmauu mui uous u.xisi, is siiil cnieny ior scieci par- nril 9 1835.
WILLIAM II. DAVIDSON.
THOS. M. DUFFY.
high prices are offering in our market for corn, oats, flour, j eels, for which buyers are willing to pay extreme
corn meal, hay, potatoes, butter, and in fact for all kinds of ; prices; and in the absence of this description, they j THE Chairmaking S produce. The supply for some time past has been entirely ; appear to prefer the inferior kinds, leaving the mid- ! firm, will be carried on i too limited to meet the demand. i dling qualities almost neglected. The sales this S will endeavor at all time:
JVhiletrater Canal. The opposition shown to this improvement, by the committee in the Ohio legislature, is operating well for those who feel an interest in that important work. The selfish illiberal reasoning (if we may so
abuse the Xcnn) ot the report, has awakened an interest and a spirit of inquiry, on the part of those residing on the line
Shop heretofore occupied by said
in future by the undersigned ; who
nmhtiPc ilmct nal.tn.l 'Mm oo lac Ihia i will finipn vnr at all times tn k cn mi h:im! : iritornl nml
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week of running lots of new Tobacco have been at complete assortment ot
5, C and 7 cents, according to quality. I . fAJC 1 ANlJ
Flour. We quote flour at 5 at 5 25
quote flour at 5 at 5 25 per bbl.
The stock in market, is unusually light, and principally held by one house; it is selling briskly. Pork. We notice an improvement in the price of Pork. Mess is selling at 13 a 13 50: Prime
of the proposed canal, that bid fair to allay all opposition $n per bbl.; both kinds are scarce and in good de
Er: Z r T eucueaK1an exPress ot mand. Bulk Pork continues to meet with readv opinion of many of the most respectable papers of Ohio and -,ri . . . . lk 0 this state, all which, we are pleased to say, have condemned SaleS ,0n arn VttI SOme lots have brought 6 cents per the report, and spoken of the work as one of too much im- j Pou" portance to the citizens of Indiana, to be opposed by the li-j Bref remains as last noticed, extremely dull of beral and high-minded people of Ohio. The cold water i sale, and without change in price. Mess, per bbl. thrown upon the project by the committee, we are satisfied $11 a 12; Prime, $8 50; Cargo, $6 a 6 50, dull, will have no other effect than to depress the flame for a sea- Bacon 19 daily growing liTore scarce; it would m, while the cause, operating withm, will be steadily in- meet quick sales if in the market, at our quotations, creasing in strength. Every day the number of its friends ITomc m ci.ai-ih- i o i i is increasing while its enPmJfro.n k, L-T "am!?7i a Middlings, 7 a 8, scarce; shoulders
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notions, are fast relaxing in obstinacy, and ere the next ses
sion of the Ohio legislature, will no doubt be found as earnestly advocating the work as its earliest friends. We understand that even at this time the propriety of holding a meeting at Harrison, to express the feelings of the citzeo4n that portion of Ohio and Indiana, in reference to the proposed Whitewater canal, is seriously talked of, and will probably be held sometime in May. But whether it be held then or at a later period, we are satisfied it will be one of the largest meetings ever held in the Whitewater valley ; and the expression of its opinion will be such as to do honor Xo heads and hearts of the intelligent citizens of that fair portion of the country.
Lard is worth from GJ to 7 cents per lb.; the supply is rather limited and demand good.
n hiskey. 1 he market is completely hare of this
Windsor SETTEES, ROCKING CII AIRS &c. &c
The public is invited to call and examine his manufacture, as he belives he can furnish articles in his line as cheap and good as the)' can be had elsewhere. W. II. DAVIDSON. Lawrenceburgh, April 9, 1835. 13-3w
AUe William M.
Arnold Jamei Auger Alexander Antrim James Brown James 'J Beach Mark 'J Benedict Henry Binegar John Bait William Boyrii John BuellAnuMrs Bailey Ameziah Charless John jr Caili.de Katlul Mrs
I Cable (ieorge I Case Huntto j Cheek Nicholu I Check Barbara Mis jCrohy Cyrus vV CucJine j Htnry I Caly Jaim I jCowe'.s Kice O Conner LMward ('roier Flizabfth ! Colhi r Jesse (i
PLOUGHS POll SAZiE. l) Lucinda Mrs TIIH subscriber hereby w ishes to inform his n'!"d lex mtler friends and the public generally that he has, j ninon Charle and will continue to keep ou hand a constant supply Clerk ui Dearborn County of FIRST IUTi: PLOUGHS, which he will I Cnrti Tho 2 sell on reasonable terms. 07 They will in all ca- S Dill James
ses be warranted. JOHN WYMONi). Feb. 13th, 18:5. 5-tf
LIST OF LETTERS mKMAININtf in the Post OrtWe at LawrenceburpL Ind., on the i of .pril, lt3., which if mil taken out by the l.i of July, will be nut to the Citneral Vult tthce a dead letter.
Root mui Shoe Store.
W. U. SaYDI.K havin.' Durchascd
Dill Joan Mrs Di shall John
! l:miels William jr Danit-ls Jtthn L j Darragh Jams '. Duvvtidii Jt)hn 2
the entire Shut Fslahlishmeut of W. S. lAtt Jam ,. Durbin & Co. situated oa Main street, I iSTnt ' . 1 ! ... , llrookbbank Jmia tirst door belotv C. 1(. est, has just 1 listun J. W.
received a general assortment of HAS-
TEU.X SHOES, HOOTS, c. suit, able for ladies and gentlemen; and in addition, will have at all times on hand.
(custom work of every description. All of which
he respectfully invites the attention of the inhabit airts, and ofthe vicinity of Lawrenceburgh Lawrenceburgh, bc. 8, 1631. 43 tf
Dearborn Probate Court. William Harrison father and natural guardian of Wesly Harrison, Margaret Harrison, Thomas Harrison and Henry Harrison. FEUS US,
Business. It does ones feelings good to look back and take a view of things some 12 or 18 months ago, just about the time the panic, in money matters, was at its height, and then look at things as they are now. The wonderful evils that were to follow the withdrawal ofthe United States' bank paper, have either passed by unobserved, or they are yet to come. Produce has steadily kept at fair prices, and laterly has advanced considerably on old rates. Money is as plenty now as usual; and if every fanner, mechanic, or
article; the small lots that occasionally arrive, are ! Betsy Baker formerly Betsy Bruce, and William Baker her . 1 . n 11 l..K..,lT 1 1 O f 1 11 1 1 it 1
uniiieuiaieiy orougnc up at 34 a cents per gallon. Coffee. Our quotations are, for Prime Havana green 12i a 13 ; middling 11 a 12; Rio 12 a 13; fct. Domingo 10 a 11 cts. per lb. The demand has very sensibly improved since our last. Fish. But little has been done in Mackerel this week, but prices remain steady: Cod are in fair de
mand, Herring rather dull, and sales of Salmon but
limited. Mackerel, No. 1, per bbl. $7 50; No. 2, $6 26; No. 3, $5 50. Cod, per box, $1 25 a 1 50; Herring, 75 a 80; Salmon, (per 1 gal. keg) 87. Corn. A very good export demand continues for shelled in sacks. By the cargo, it is worth 68. cts. per bushel; from store, 75 cts. .In the ear, it is selling freely at Sli a 87 cents per bbl. Hay is without change since our last; sales con
tinue to be made at 87 cents per 100 lbs: some,
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liaui,S UttU .a"5. " c piruuer, nas noi enougii oi it to an- however are holdino- it at 93? ronts- thA dPm-ind i swerhisDurDoses. it is not the fault of th timr. Ti.,.;ne . w. r ure li ai J4 cents, tne demand f
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of all descriptions seems to be on the increase. Two or three substantial buildings were formerly the extent of the improvement of a season, in this place ; now preparations
augur wen ior a large increase on this number. In addition to these favorable- symptoms of business, it is worthy cf remark that at no former period has our town been so well stocked with merchandise. Almost all the traders in the place have lately received large and complete assortments, which they are offering on very reasonable terms ; at lest we w ill 'take the responsibility' so to state in behalf of our advertising friends we can't vouch for any others. Dealers from the country should always inspect the newspaper, to find where good bargains are to be had. No trader with an old, damaged stock of goods, will ever put them in the paper, for fear of exposure. We won't say that such is the case with any of our merchants, but just drop the hint for consideration.
is fair.
News From Texas. The election Tor municipal officers, in the jurisdiction of Colombia, took
place on the second Sunday and Monday of December last. W. B. Sweeny, formerly of Tennesce, was a candidate for the office of Sheriff in the jurisdiction of Austin. G. M. Collinsworth was a candidate for Sheriff in the department of Brazos. We have not yet heard how either of the candidates succeeded. An English and classical school has been established in Colombia, by F. T. Wells, formerly a teacher in the Hardeman Academy, in Tennessee. Thos. Cayos advertises a sale of lots in the town of Augusta, on the Colorado River, twentyfive miles above Matagorda. Internal improvements appear to be progressing. A canal is about to be cut from the head of Matagorda Bay, Caney Bayon, to be navigable for steamboats and other water crafis drawing three and a half feet water. Western WecMu Rrrirm
husband ; Rachel Swango formerly Rachel Bruce and
Abram Swangoher husband, and James Bruce, Abagail Cheesman formerly Abagail Bruce, and Edinond Cheesman, her husband, Margaret Small formerly Margaret Bruce, and Eleazor Small her husband, Tabitha Payne, and Calvus Payne, her husband, and James V. Bruce, heirs and legal representatives of Jamks Bruce, dee'd, and Tabitha Bruce, widow of the said James Bruce, deceased. Petition for Partition of Ileal Estate. NOTICE is hereby given to the aforesaid defendant, heirs and representatives of the said James Bruce, dee'd, as well as all others concerned, that we shall apply at the next term of the Probate Court of Dearborn county, on the 1st day thereof, to be holden in Lawrenceburgh, on the 2d Monday in May next, for the appointment of Commission
ers to partition and set off to the aforesaid plaintiffs, the one undivided seventh part of all the real estate of the said
James Bruce, dee'd, lying and situate in Dearborn county,
said plaintins being the children and heirs of .Mary Har
rison, dee'd, who was the daughter of the said James Bruce, dee'd; Also, that said commissioners may assign and set off to said widow, her dower in and to said real estate. 3IAJOR &. LANE, Attorneys, For Petitioners. April 10, 1835. 13-lw TAKEN UP, : TTTY Peter Allen, ofLaughery township. Dearborn Co. Uj) Indiana, on Lathery creek, one mile below Hartford, on the -22d day of March, 1835, one BO AT BOTTOM, sixty feet in length and sixteen feet in width, adrift; also, a quantity of Lumber in the same, supposed to be nine hundred feet. Appraised at eighteen dollars, by Joel Lynn and Henry Walker on the 30th of March, 1835. I do hereby certify the above to be a true copy from mv estray book. WILLIAM COXA WAY, J r. "
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NEW (RQOID8. C. It. & W. WEST, ftJ ESPECTFITLLY inform their fiiends and the pub lily lie, that they did, on the first day of January 1 at, enter into partnership, fur the purpose "of Merchandizing in the town of Lawrenceburgh, at the Store formerly occupied by C. R. Weit, under the firm of C. R. West, & Co. and have just received a General assortment of Goods, Suited to the present and approaching season, CONSISTING IX TAKT OK BROAD CLOTHS, Super Blue, invisible green, London smoke, Olive brown, blue, mixed, and drab, SA TLYETS (assorted,) SILKS, Krai black Italian lutestrings, black cro. do. J-wis;;, black gro. de nap ami Senshaws.
.uaniu-, r-arsanetts and Iavautme saline; colored ro d Naps, plain and figured ; colored l onnce and .-atik
Elder Lemuel Fuller Benjamin Fi.iis Khoda Mr Fishey Mary Aim (JritVm John (Jrilhth Manhy Mis ara Moses & Co (ray John (rubs William
I Hawkins William II
Ho.i la Charles M ' llut-liings Lydia Mr Hubble Merit Hays Joseph Mosford Mi In llitys Silas B Hodgson James llambleton Mary II Mrs James William i Jones Thos M
Jurkson John lie Jelly S imuel Lodge .No 3, '2 Iothrop Mat tin K lrfHhiop Eleu Mr Lareuce Jacob Luvt rente Robe it leutiy Botny Mr Luca Frederick Land Jme Miller John Moigan Joseph Mum 11 W S Marh ..icluiriali Martin Jrs (' Maon John Morrion John My res Mary More Prter Mcdey Jacob Murray Jauu MVora James M'(ahan Jamei Pomis Samuel Pratt Ariemus W Pangra Orin ( Pattcri-on Jnnu s Prttegrew Nathan Pike Catharine Misi Rabb (ieorge or DuU Reid Herrad C Shepherd Joil Smith Milton Smith David C Smith Joseph Seed Moses Shook Loid Sl.ocUoy Wm Sankh (Jcorge Sr Short Henry Svogin Maria Mrs . San rr John Snell Elizabeth Mrt Spencer Sarah Mis. Sarphes Mrs Tice John Tucker Nathaniel Sr Tucker Haimahan Mist Taylor Isaac Thornburjih Margaret Wycotr Allen Wit off Susannah With row Ablo Way Isaac A Van! W S Wallace Thos Wehnan Lei Wright John or Chance? W Nli Morgan Washington Warner Wt tim-re John Young Thompson (
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DRESS HANDKERCHIEFS, Consisting of blond gauze, gro de zane, gro de naps 1 opehno, and crade chine; superfine gauzes, and (-rape scarfs; figured and plain bobinttts, 1 bread and bobinett 1
. .....illlfi, uuuuii-ii ana
wis capes, white and black bobinett veils, Black, green and white gauze do.; Irish linen, law,,s and Linen cambrics; Imen cambric handkerchiefs 1 ink wlnte and black Italian crapes; plain, striped and lorded ginghams: painted Muslin, Plain, figured and crossbarred jackonet ; 1 lain and figured Swiss, book
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MARRIED On Sunday morning last, by the Rev. Hm. Lewis, Mr. Jefferso.v A. French to Miss Sophia Lanius, daughter of Col. A. C. Pepper, all of this village. Rising Sun Times, April 4. 1 ""r - DIED On the 28th ult. at his residence, in New Lawrenceburgh, after a short illness, Mr. Joseph C. Moore, in the 57th year of his age. On the same day, at the same place, of consumption, Mrs. Mauy, consort of Joseph C. Moore,
uctcttSKu; agea oy years.
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-nancnesier, 3iiss. on the Tth February, 1 Capt. Thomas Shaw, of this place, in the 46th year i
Another British Outrage on American Property. The Brig Enterprize, Captain Smith, which left Alexandria, D. C. for Charleston, sometime since, and, not being heard of, was supposed lost arrived yesterday in 14 days from Bermuda, into the vicinity of which Island she was forced by stress of weather; and, being short of provisionsput in there for supplies. Capt. Smith has politely furnished us with two Bermuda papers, from which, we collect the following account of the proceedings which caused his detention. Capt. S. will probably furnish further particulars for to-morrow's paper. This is the second outrage of the kind. The firs, in which citizens of North Carolina were the injured parties, having been brought to the notice of the Legislature of that State, and made the subject of legislative action. It seems to us that these high handed proceedings of the British authorities are much more legitimate grounds of war, than the five millions claimed against France. It appears that, the day after his arrival in the port of Hamilton, Capt. Smith reported himself ready for sea, and requested the Custom House Officers to report the Enterprize outwards; this, however, was declined until the pleasure of the' (Governor could be ascertained, with regard to the 78 slaves whom he had on board. In the mean time a Friendly Society of colored persons got out a writ of Habeas Corpus, that it might be known whether
said slaves were willing to proceed or to remain and
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marsnaiiea into Uourt, and informed by the the Chief Justice that thev were frpp nnd
protected if desirous of remaining where they were. The whole of the slaves except a woman and five children, who preferred proceeding in the vessel decided in favor of this kind of British Emancipation. The slaves thus liberated were afterwards provided for, as domestic servants, or taken under
the protection of the aforesaid Friendly Society. The Bermuda paper blames Capt. Smith much for I
tue just, muignution which he manifested at this violation of his rights, and gross outrage of the American flag. The Enterprize had been regularly cleared from Alexandria, and no informalitv or omission was pretended to have been in her papers.
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yu"u' V"" . 1 "e. ur'g Garonne arrived eral attendance of those friendly to the object ofthe
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NOTICE.
LL persons indebted to the subscribers, whose ac-
counts are due, will please call and settle the same by
note or cash; and all those whose notes were due prior to to the first of January last, are requested to lift them immediately, as longer indugence cannot be expected nor will be given. N. &. J. .SPARKS. April 2, 1835. 13-tf.
LANE, &. Co. 13-tf.
MacUerel. "ITUST received a few barrels No. 2 Mackerel
y GEO. w April 9, 183"),
Iron, JYails, fv. TfUST arrived, and for sale, a quantity of IRON QU XAILS, and American BLISTER STEEL. GEO. W. LANE, & Co. April 9, 1835. 13-tf.
nijOonGoons CELEBRATED ELIXIR OF HEALTH. ANEW supply of the above article, just received and for sale by E. FERRIS. Druist.
Corner of Jlla in and Short streets.
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riff- i lA t.-r ola 1 T.n r t w . t k a
, ... wi.iw, uiuugm uj Luis piace ana interred 1 j in the New-Town hurrying ground on Sunday last, I
iuiiuweu uy a large concourse ot connexions and citi- j zens. Capt. Shaw was an early settler of the town, i TO 4SJ irSTrTTfTT and in the various relations of father, husband and j -UJUJilll
citizen was much beloved and resnected. Asa man ! TljTa, received a large portion of his New Stock of
Tho ivplt t.-ic 1 1 .1 . t OI business and enfprnriyf h( hnd ffw Pnnila nr ! U M
- . o uuijr eerveu; ana Hie Slaves ! -li 1 1 7 "-"i"1'" " ; died into Court, and informed bv the the I Wl1 s pIace be easily suPPlied- !
Corded skirts; Linen and cotton table diaper; C ircasians, merinots and bombazetts.
Iflcn's 8uminei Wear, CO.NSISTIXCJ OK SL'MMKR
WJj'UXilil J. -Merino, casunere, bioehell, princetta, And lasting; real linen drilling; blue aal vello.v Nankeens; superior silk el vets; Valentia, Satin face and silk vesting. STOCKS. Po.nbazin, plain and figured sili ; Black Italian cravats; (Jentlemen's and Ladiisg!ovci; Brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings: Checks, plaids, and ticks, &c. A:e. HATS, L4 DIES' TUSCA.V AXD STRAW BONNETS; BOOTS & SHOES; And are expecting daily, a general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Qucenstvare GLASSWARE cV UUOCEKIES. ALSO, Bar Iron, Castinos, Nails, and Window Glass, be. See. be. April 4, 1833. 12-tf. They feel grateful to their friends and customers for the liberal patronage heretofore extended, and solicit a continuance of public favors. TAN BAKffi. KP;IIE subscribers wishes to contract for 100 cords of black and white oak Tan-bark, to be delivered at their Tannerv the coming season. W. S. DURBIN, Jfc Co. f.Veir iMirrcnceburgh, March Id, 1835. 9 tf.
1 Conemaugh Salt. (Something Superior.) j A Large supply of the above article constantly kept bv 1 the subscribers, at the ea.-t corner f Main and Shoi"t :
J. 1. lit'NN, Co. 11 -tf. !
Jones (ieorne M.
jamks v. nrxTiu:, r. m. Tin Shop! rnHE undesigned having purcliased the Tinning et.tahJX 1 s'nnent, bnmerlv owned by .Mr. IJood, and becimift permaiuntly 1 .tabli.hckl in this place, would resjiertfully inform tlie public that he is now prepaid to farm.-!, ail whomay faior him willi cu.vtom, with the hett of Ullit lci in hit line of lu.-im . He will keep constantly on hand such a supply as will enable him to accommodate bin friends by wholesale or retail, and at Cincinnati prictt. His shop is ou Walnut, near the coriuT ol 1 1 i,U ttrett, where he may be found at all times. T. C. THOIiP. April 1th, 183j. U-if
JFST renived aiul now ojiiiun a lare and general us.t.rtiuent of seasonal lo i.'nglish, l'nuch, German,
liKiia, ami American WHY GOODS, ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF llartlunrc, Cutlery, liuctiMtvnre. Groceries, Hats, Shoes, Hoots, BONITETS ScO. We have e lected these goods in the New York &. Philadelphia markets with gnat care, and will sell them on as lair terms a. any House in the w est. Buyers w ill mid it lolhtil interest to call and examine our Hock. 12 cuius i: TOL'SEY, .V Ct). Latere nceburgh, April 4, 1635. PJ if.
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invMS PA1CX LEAF HATS, ( PPMV very line article lor summer wear,) jusl rectived ami are offered at wholesale or retail, on reasonable Unix, at the Hat Store on Hih street, Lawrenceburgh. josi:rii tiRopp. April 3, 183.". I I-tf. lioltitioii r rartuerhiit. rniME partnership heretofore existing between the unJLL di-rsigned in the (iroct ry end Tinning business, has been tlissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to said linn, by b.iok account or note, w ill do well to call and set-
i tie without dvdy with Daniel E. lkdfurd, who is author-
ized to settle the concern. J hose who neglect tins notice, must expect to be put to cost. JOHN HOOD, DA.N'L E. BEDPOIM). April 1, 1635. K'-tf. The Grocery Store eEIlETOFOJIEkeptby said firm, will in future be conducted by the undersigned, at the eld bland, who intention it is to keep on hand a general assortment of articles in his line. Old customers, and the public generally, are invited to give him a call in the wav of busines. DA.VL E. BEDFORD. April 1, L3u. l--tf.
streets. March 2:, 1S3".
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lately al Helford, from America, after a long and tempestuous passage. After having been about a week on her voyage, the man at the wheel cried out, "a rock ahead.' The Captain ran forward.
and discovered a boat. It contained six living i
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PUBLIC MEETING.
We are requested to say that a meeting of those ;
friendly to the election of Mr. V AN liUKEN to the
nrAo 1 Aart r. urill Ka Violil in flir trmrn fC TrT..! i n -. 11 ' -
' ' . . , . te i Instruction will be aivpn in all thp brnrirl. iwnallv tancrht
in primaiy and high Schools. Terms as follows: Reading, Writing, and Spelling, two dollars; English Grammar,
GOODS, w hich comprises a general assortment of j
Wim (BOOBS 9 Mantle are, Queenstvare, ami c;kocries. Which he will sell on as good terms as they are to be had in the market. Lawrenceburgh, April 9, 1S35. 13-tf. EDUCATION.
A. R. IIINKLEY would tender his grateful acknowledgments to the inhabitants of Lawrenceburgh and vicinity, for the patronage received since the opening of his school; and would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same.
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meeting, is requested.
April 4, 1S35.
vJLoviuz sm: ip. Y FEW bushels Clover Seed for sale bv
Lawrenceburgh, March IT, 183.).
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TTKAMKL J. CASWELL and PHILIP L.
-UV srUONEK, are associated in law, in the Dearoorn Circuit Court
J. CASWELL
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
! TT)l'BLR' notice is hereby Riven, that, ly virtue tf a j li. decree of the l'robate court o!" Dcatbom county we I shall expos. to sale at public vendue, at ttie prcmucs, I on Saturday the second day of Mu'y next, the following j tract of laml, or all the right, title, claim, intert-st und de I mand ofthe heirs of LYMAN S. FKEELAND, in, oer I and lo fifty acres of land, part ofthe south-west quarter of ! section 13, tow n 7, lunge three west, in the county of ! Ih arlmrn; to be sold on the following terms uud coudi- ' tions, to wit: on; half t!ie punhae money in hand, at the
time of sale, and Hie resMue in equal payments ol one
UUAtiK, are associated in the practice of j and two ears, with interest; tlie deferred payments to be he Dearborn Circuit Court. All urofess ! w 11 M'cured. This land is sold lor the payment of the
sional business entrusted to either, in tho .said court 1 j"t debts of the deceased,- and the titl indisputable, will receive the punctual attention of both. Office ! v NTIHIN " IT? Ill' V I on High street, inthc room formerly occupied by E- ; . , -r nO Walker, Esq. where 1. L. Sjiooner may be found, 1 APnl ,sl Ulw'
except when absent on professional busines
Lawrenceburgh, .Sep. 10th,
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REM. EST ATI-. 1-Olt SAL1J.' k FARM ctmtaining 317 acies wt half section
)wir, range 3, west, in Deaiboin county, Ind. 4U
Courts nf WBearhnm. ilountu.
Circuit-4th Mondavs in March and Seotember-! 5" Lroi.note thc Sreatest improvement
..11.. .. - j .----I lu.uiuuiii iu lueir care
iiiuh, uui in i-oi. siaic vi wreicneancss, ana one : luaJ "- weeKs, 11 tne business require 11.
Arithmetic, and Geography, three dollars; higher branches in English three dollars fifty per quarter; four dollars j
ior instruction in the lamruaes.
ISO elfort will be wanting, on the part of the
ol those
fUST received 6 hh.ls. Sugar, (per Steam Boat Unci e ' m,U lro,n Aur,,r'i l; ,,y,u Law renrlurgh, und not tr I Sam,) and foi sale bv N. &. il. SF RKS. ; from Hartford, ujKiii Hay's Branch, taxing 0 acres in March it). 183.". " U-tf ! ""ivatiun, a small U!1 AU:i tt wluartf LOU ! HOUSE, a WELL, a Mitt Seat, and ecral Hri..
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man dead, lying at the bottom of the boat, whose
blood they had drank, and a p in of whose flesh 1 bow lmrl fii rn in the mrtrr.i- 'PI. H"
."xj - .MMiMuig . 1 ucau sunders were the only sumvois of a crew of 14. They had been about 9 days in the boat, driving about, sufferiiig what no tongue can describe, from hunger, and particularly from thirst. Two that had died could bear the pangs of thirst no loner. and
in the bitterness of agony drank salt water; the consequence was, they became deranged and died. The first - victim had been thrown overboard ; the .jecond remained in the boat, whose mangled body -fhauifested the irresistible cravings ofthe hunger that his barely surviving shipmates were suffering unt3c' . Welsh Paper,
Laicrenceburgh , March 27th 1833.
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Probate 2d Mondays in February, May, August, !
and November-nay sit 6 days, if the busines. re- j TJjJ g'JJ g Commissioners' 1st Monday in January, March, j IllAT valuable FARM &. MILLS, situate ou May, September, and November 3 days at each j Tr Laughery, containing four hundred and Uiirty acres term. j olgood land; about one hundred and seventy acres under
ii..iuurmems; meadow, plough land, timber, &c. ; with
Animal Election, (To be held on the 1st Monday in August.) For Coxguess 1th district, JAMES D. COBB, AMOS LAKE, GEORGE II. DUJCX. For Recorder Dearbohx Cou.ntV. THOMAS PALMER. ASA SMITH, p. L. TAWER, ALEX. II. DILL. EJFD. S. BUSH.
three good orchards: can cut about fiftv tons of bvaVr.
a good Hay Press on tlie premises; two good frame barns; a log and frame house, the frame thirtv-two by thirty-six, partly finished ; a large frame GRIST MILL, with two run of stones and calculated for four; and a good SAW MILL. Said farm is w ell watered lays well, and may be divided into three good farms. All or part will be sold for cash only. The purchaser w ill call on tlie subscriber, living on said premises, two miles above Col. P. James's mills, Union tow nship, Dearborn countv, Indiana. DAVID FISHER.
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Molasses.
A few bbls. Molas-.es (first quulitv) just
and for sale by
March 0, 1835.
received (per
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Boat I'mi.k Sam,) C. SPARKS.
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Phis tract i worthy the attention of funnel, a it will bd
Mld low tot cah.
f- Mauy farms for sale near to, and at a distance from
money from England,
I incinnati.
Persons desirous of reeeivin
Bacon, JLard c.
(JTHE subscribers have a supply of the above articles ' 4sk for sale. j. P. DUNN & Co. I
March 25, 1833. Htf. Iron, Glassware, Ace. RECEIVED (per Steam Boat L.iv Marshall) a large supply cf Bolted, Round, Sqxtartand Iioop IO.Y; also, an assortment of Nails, Glass, (IlasmWARE, &c. J. P. DUNN, & Co. March 25, 1833. 11-tf. t7INDOX7 GLASS, ALI sizes, from 4 by C, to 11 bv til inche, for sale by L. W. JOHNSON. 07-GLASS CUT to order. April 9, 1831. H-tf
WaU-s 1 if land and Gotland, can have tl.e cam pa.u mem in Cincinnati, bv THOMAS E.MKU-.us hoon a the ! payment is advised by the lUJ- Itr.
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"'"" 1 " 7 Estate and Money Agent,
April 3, 1S35.
FuurtU tt. Cincinnati.
CLOVER SEED. TIIU highest price in cash will be given for any ouantiry of good Ctoetr Seed, if delivered in
thescason Dy . Dec. iil, 1S3I. 50tf SMOKJMP ua.us. Hy1h1h Hacon Hams, well trimmed ar.d cured d VlvJP for family usebv 1.. NV. JOHNSON. Dec. 24, 134. "