Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 19, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 23 May 1835 — Page 3
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j (Jij an ks coiiiiivl-u i t.'M;ipy inuu mis piun-,
and moreover, to tike with hitn the vest and ptnta
Saturday Morning 3Iay 33.
loons of his careful guardian, containing 183 in cash, besides s-jveral notes -of hand, and oilier pro-
psrly. bince tins expert performance, lie ms not
the squirrel his wife being at work about forty yards di- i
taut Irom him he heard the crack of a rifle, and the; iyr OPDIX YfM', whiz of what he supposed to be a ballet c!as? to his shoul- ! Vi v der. lie knew that it was Brewer Rillr, by the crack, 7) ttHDrOCC SJiOi't Jl'ODl IltIl io and turning immediately saw the smoke raising from a j -vr n
thicket of hazel bushe?, distant about seventy yards, and
fjjf" We are requested to say that
will be a candidate at the next Aug
office of Associate Judge, vice John
Jesse L. Holm an been beard of, and ibe police authorities would now ; fnev" rising ot the smoe tnat the gun must have . . ; . . . - . i . .... been nointf .1 m tlip dirprt:o:i he waJ. He lnstantlv run
ust election, ior the , he pl tdot an introduction to lism lor winch hon-1 . . V ., . ..... i , w...
M'Pike reined i r aooivi i n r 1 it- i lu sl)or' 1011:1(1 noming uuukmui uC uumcs crut .uij, ; M nivc, re.iencu. 0f a reWard, of S-IdUO dollars 13 olL'red. llickl IS as thousrh some one were rapids' retreating. That eve- i
. r.vssKi mv 1835. Beit ordained ly t.'te President find Sihrt Cu'inrilof
the town at l.aicenctbui't, Th:il tor the purpose o naing
AN OHD1NANCH to uxMx the lovrl of (1nrl and grmlo of SitlrWalks on iligh street, and for other purposes.
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i he raMtke .shim mamiesrea a" five feet, eight or nine inches hiffh, Ohio and Michigan is cooling down, and both parties hae , ' ' r A , . . r. ? , concluded to rest, until they shall get wind, money or rein- j about toity years of age, and has got U habit ofiiold- -
forcements, to carry it on with more spirit and eltect. j mg lliS Head down wnen lie walUS. Governor Lucas .has returned from his tour to the disputed ! . land, and issued a proclamation for convening the legisla- HONORABLE AMOS LANE, ture. It is to assemble on Monday the 8th of June, before j - , n., -w w . which his Excellency promises to lay, -great and weighty ! copy from the Iluntsvi lie Democrat (in exmatters;"one of which, it is supposed, will b3 the repeal- tract from the circular ot the Hon. A. Lane, ot lndiingofthe law of the late session, extending jurisdiction ana. The sentiments are so true, and have so just over the disputed territory. Shoald tha legislature think ! an application to certain attempts of a Congressional proper to do this, the controversy will then and there end; cabal at the late session, as to require no elucidation, but if not, measures will bo taken to act seriouily on the ; JVorth Western Democracy. The subjoined exsubject, and there will be nothing to do, but "off coits and ; tract Js taken from a CirCuiar Letter of the Hon. A.
go atu, jue men. ! Tjan 3 renuh'iran memberof Conerress from Indiana, !
I addressed to his constituents at the close of the late i ri(lei ,liad a very able defence taking the ground that
a thick set, square built man, of dark complexion j ning, as lirewer was returning home, he met another wit
ness and observed that he felt better than lie had for some time past; that he had made a shot at a large old IJuck he
had been tracking some time, and that lie would feel still J foot fr0nt between High and New strvtts.
up the centre grading and graveling sVid Short street b -- j See. 1. ,V Orduined by the I'riiidmt and Mitel tween High and New'streetsther.' shall b & hertby ivlevi- ! (nuuil vf titr 7't4 of Lawn net u'i, That i the iiu-
e l and assessed on each lot
I sa.a iioii MUTi, nit- Mini in
or part of lot on either side of ; prov rim-.it uflli-h tvk- i!k it i !o a b'uh-walk t f twontvcfuts Vcrfi.)t, lorcaeh ! let t ia vidt!i iiieh.,11,1- xw cutb, pavd with last rate.
walk tvNt ke
brick
better if he onlv knew that his shot had done the business;
that his load had got (lamp and thus his (inn had made long lire that he had been compelled to shoot out of a
thicket
out of
he did
replied that the little Fawns and the old Doe were close
by, and that he did not wish to frighten Uetn away. There was much other testimony of a similar import, together with declarations made subsequently by i'rewer whilst he was confined in Jail, which placed the question of his having made the Assault beyond a doubt. Mr. lia-
oi cut or nit s cd hiuije, Mippuivd oil the outer ede by
Si:c. :i. That for the purpose of currving into fleet j '"'sl r.ite stoa-s cuili nut less than three inches thick, iur this ordinance, William Tate be and is hereby unpointed bs than eighteen metes in depth, suhtaatially t.
commissioner to collect the amount thus as-e-s.-d, and ex- I '?. i' w uiuinp st uu- cui1 the bdhnviug le.Vel on
said street to the le: t ad- i tlu south ta-t side ot .ail sie I, ,h,ill be observed anl mm
se . lormed to horn idm to M iry Mreei, c ; se ent.'en luehei
?t, and it was possible his bullet was thrown a little ;e uj t'ae sam0 in improving the said stree t to the le: t adfits line by striking a twis. He. was then asked why j vantage: Proi (., That the own?r of any pait of i!u d not go up and see if he had killed his Duck He ! fimit on s;iid street, shall have the privilege of tilling an.
I below the lew I of the floor of tiro follow in" houses, to wit:
eravclin" said street under th.e regulation and dir.etinn nf.tao hoine o.wi . by t ae estate ol 1 Imnus Niaw, d-ceased,
said I'lnnmissioner. if done within b'Jdavs from t io uuUi- , corner of Iligli and Mm fleets, the houso nvm-d by M.
cation of this ordinance. ' ' : phen I At ihuc, comer olHiu!i and Niort street
Virginia Election. Tha elections in this state are
i session. It gpeaks, the sentiments, we make no
the intent was not to kill but to frighten Yauinatre into the
Sf.c. 3. It shall be the duty of t'i- said I omimss loner, on or before the 1st of August next, to report ta the I'resident of the Corporation his proceedings u:td u" this oiUnance, together with the uni due, and from whom, if any
there be; and the President shall i-sue bis precept to tae
row over. The Kichmonu Inquirer gives the result com- : . ,A - i.i: r payment oi me i nty juuars. jirewer nas tae appear- Alars'ialf dtrectui" bun to sell the lot or a '.nit theieot to
.iiriiiiirrii ; l - iiMiriiii'rn i n- ir-i nun n .i us in iii iiiiii i ... . m c
i v V ' i Z t u,: nr C o..,l aKCe ot be,nS uot K,ore thau twenty-two or tnree years ol , inakP tue t;iK ti,.w (u,e nx Sl,CH tosts as aro allowed con-
Rained a triumphant victory over the Whigs and other j -Northwestern Mates, UblO, Indiana, Illinois, and ag0is what maybe called a very good looking young parties combined, both in m?nibers of Congress an i the I Iissouri. man has lost one wife and married a second : He se:nud
the house
o.Mie l lv I. i i l eins, corner ol iii;ti am rn'n oeetn, and the hoe.-. ti.vned by Ja.ucs M. Darragh and H. 11. lle.hord i I'o. a l.t X.. .'iH; and in constructing .thepavement th.-ie sliall be a ri-e fi..m the. outer fd.' of lha curb t the inner edge of the pavement of twelve incite.
See. :i. In s -uiu; t!ie curb an I paving the side-wa.kson
state Legislature. In Congress the parties will standi "The term of our ' present Chief Magistrate is j keenly attentive to every step in his trial, bat throughout
fifteen Jackson or Van Buren, and six Whigs or opposi- ! drawing to a close. His administration has been j and whilst listening to his sent?nce his muscels seemed as
braced ami unhinching, his countenance as lirni and unblanched as to nearly induce the belief that bo had not merely been trained in the wild woods, but had imbibed the stoicism of its savage inhabitaats. Con nersvil'e Watchman.
turn. In the last ingress tae delegation was lourteen j filled with events ot the most important and agiagainst,and seven for the administration. In the Legis- j tatin nature. The character and opinions of that lature the administration party have a majority on joint j grean were formed , in immediate contact with ballot of 2.. Last year we were in the minority. I his, ' r, i i 1 1. ii v., k c . ,, . u r.i ! the people, and a mind remarkable tor rapidity, in connexion with the favorable result of the late elections , o .i i i i i 1 i in other states, speaks well for the growing popularity of ! compass, and accuracy of thought, has enabled him Jackson's administration. j to administer the Government solely for their benefit.
Uesct by every mnuence that coiud persuade or
Mr. Clayton. A report was in circulation that Mr. Clayton had recovered his balloon which disappeared so suddenly from Cincinnati a few days since. The Cincinnati papers contradict the report, and say it has not been heard of since. A Meeting was called by the citizens of Cincinnati for the purpose of raising a contribution, with a view of releaving Mr. C. from his pecuniary embarrassments, ocecasioned by the loss of his balloon.
alarm, he has, in every prominent measure, gone
beyond his advisers, and the wisdom of his decisions is best proved by the approbation of the people. He has 6hown, that common sense Democratic principles are not mere professions, hut practical and certain Sfuides in the most difficult affairs. He has restored to us confidence and unanimity, and fixed the great landmarks of our future course. But these can only hft.idhnrfid to bv strict and constant, attention. 1-
e wish the Commissioners could have been in ! tlmnn-h wo havp nn ftvprwhfdmino- imioritv nnr nn.
Lawrcnceburgh a day or two since they would then p0ncnts strong in wealth in talents in newspapers in
nave seen uie situation oi our county seat at oruiua- chartered companies and privileged institutions are ry stages of the river; and if they had not then . ever on the watch tocrcate and profit by the division agreed to remove, we should think them but poorly j in our ranks Tnis can oniy be avoided by keeping
quannea iorme auties assigneu uiem. j constantly before us the great principles we support,
me loregoing paragraph istrom the Kisiug .un i ones, and the great ahi.ses ve oppose. AVeare at a loss to know what meaning or sense such a Tj,c approaching presidential election will dejunglcd up mess of wonderments, suppositions, conjectures tcrmine whether the interests of the people shall he and old women-speculation?, really convey, if any. liutthe . , e 'f :r, lu. .'.!., ' the permanent rule of our Government. 1 o sustain
with hi-rh waters. Now we are hannv in bein able to ! thls al1 Personal prejudices, and all private piques;
t!ie liorth-weM side of High street, the Mine level of curb, ! I.I . . .... , 1 ....... .1.
.fh1i foriiiimlnr rvlnw. 'Wi.it'i an 1 gra do ol na.cuieiit Mri !. o:i.reil a on .
i Sf.c. A. That the curb Pton set on Short street, from soulh-eat bide, and Uie materials shad be id" the .".trie ileiHigh street curb to the south comer of S. I. u. How's brick- ' cription tvid quality; lionse, shall descend in that distance 'i inches, a id on ihe e. I. 1 settin; the curb, c oruering oil Said MTeet nn I ! opposite side, shall be at the same grade, and the tme ; an ally, the s m. shall be m constructed u ti loiui aa v- ! used shall not be less than .'inches in thickness, nor IS ia- -t 'l1' 'U'ter eia le, beginning said quarter circle two feet , dies in depth. iVom m: !i coiner on the stici t ai.d abo o. such alley, i Sk 5. This ordinance to be in force from and after , See. a. Any shade irees or p.M iliat may be bcre.nflcr its publication ia the Indiana Palladium. : 1 -hinted, shall beset inside m'lhe said curb; and all
1. . I I 1I. lit , 1 fix l. . wees or posts us uiv now Man l. ng outsi.ic ol me line ot n.u
J. S. Ferhis, Jlec'r.
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There is one feature in the election laws of Vir
ginia which we believe is peculiar to that State. " t A man may vote in any and every county in the! Sfti Of JtOtVil AsOlS, State where he has sullicitnt property to qualify him, ' TTBlHUiK' notice is hereby given that by urtne of if he does not vote twice for the same person. As ' j3. cree of the Probate court of learl irn ounty,
their elections last a whole month, mtiny rich men ' 18 t:s 1 r"P h" atpublie vendue, at i.roa travel from county to couutv, and frequently vote th:J a oVk :V.- l "'"'.V Ue Sui t J.iy ; for candidates of their own political sentiments in five ' Ju" ,a J,S t 1,11,1 S?' ' l? V," V , ., . plan ol Law renceburgh, in the count v ot Pearho.n, ami or six d.tlerent counties. 1 his privilege was used to : Slau. of luili.ina . on tt,e foliou iu. t,rL and condah.us to : the utmost by the wings in the late election they (,!U iia'f the purchase molu-v iu band ut the time of carried Henrico and Albemarle, and several other ; sale, the residue ia six months from that time. The dc-, counties, by voters sent from Richmond and other ; ferrcd payment to be well secured by good pe; mul seen- ! places. That they contested, every point with the . rity. These loti are sold as the property U' the b ir of ; greatest desperation is evident. "We navo fourht 1 Umuel llannan, dee'd; ami sdd for their benefit t!e
curl', shall he removed.
I Sec. (1. . Ind le it furl!ar Or laiufd, Thtt If any perJ soa or peistius shall constan t a pavement contrary to thu I piousioii of this ordui uiee, on the street nlo;es ii.', .i. h - pei's.ur pei M-ns shall bo i'uad one dollar pet day i d' 'W' ; rvdav such pa w meal shall remain, alter being notified by Ihe marsh il to jemo.e the am r; to be collected Lcloie tlw president, on v iew or complaint, as otht r line are colli cted. This oi liu anee ii be in face flom and allcl' il pnbli. a lion in the Indiana Palladium.
1 Vll V. ITLU'.Y, Phi't.
J. S. Frit in.:, liu (..'( r.
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say to the Editor that he is greatly mistaken, (and u-Hfully .so, too, no doubt.) The water for the last eighteen months has not been so as to require ferrying in any direction, from or to this place, except by the way of the rivers. So much for this moon-shine imagination.
The County Seat. The Commissioners for relocating the seat of justice of this county, met, pursuant to adjournment, at Wilmington, on Mouday last. (The whole, five, in attendance.) As all, except one, had on a prevrous occasion travelled over the county and vie wed the different points, all they deemed necessary at this time, was to say where it should be located. They accordingly took up their quarters in the enemy's camp, (Wilmington) and after several fruitless attempts, succeeded in coming to a decision, by a majority of one. Wilmington, as a matter of course, was the place agreed upon as the future seat of justice of the county. The decision is not as surprising to us, (knowing the means and exertions which have been
made to bring about this result, and that one or more of these honorable men, as we are credibly informed, had a strong predilection for Wilmington as the seat of justice, 'lefore he ever had the pleasure of seeing it,) as that three men in the State, of common sense, could be found, w ho would even think, much less in justice decide, that Wilmington has advantages over Aurora, Manchester or this, place for the seat of justice of the county. The thing is preposterous and, we think, every unbiased individual will unite with us in opinion, when we say that a more unsatisfactory, unwise, injudicious and irrational selection could not have been made fro.n all the sites named (Moore's Hill excepted) than the one made. Of all the objections urged to this place, we pretend to say, that not one has been obviated or lessened by the change. The obejection to its present location as to ccntra'ity, has not been removed, even in a geographical sense, and in the point of population, much increased. One of the other complaints to this place, was the difficulty ia crossing the streams in times of high water, (and which, we believe, was
urged as one ol the principal reasons for removal.) 1 in
should be unhesitatingly sacrificed. It is a question
not of persons, but of measures. ' Among the distinguished individuals that have been named, are several whose abilities, services, and identity with ou. interests, entitle them to respectful consideration.
Hut it is of less consequence who is elected than by
the fight," says the Richmond Whig, was left to troad the decks."
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'while a man ' s;,uu' wiulie sohl discharged ol lo. er, and oa lae payment ! of the whole of the purchase money, the purchaser or put-
. . . i T 1 I.! i .1 . I IIUM1N nili nunc u ......"I .inn: mi iiu Mini , And yet the Journal of tins morning asserts that i ' DWHX S M J(h' C.aV. the election in Virginia was suffered to go by lc ! May QOth 18.1a. .- , j fault. It does its fellow-laborers in the "Old Ho-; -
minion" great injustice. They did their duty man
fully, and put forth their utmost exertions to re-
Sale of Heal li&tatc.
HFHI.lC notice i hereby eiveii to mechanic, and all
11 other persons, licit we will attend at tell o'clock cm the stcimd uti'tty 4.4 June nt .it, at and upon the tract of land ia Manchester township, Ib alhot n county, knovvu i as the tract purchased for ihe election of an Asylum lor , the poor of Deaib irn county; and will then und there rejceive proposals for the erection and completion of baid
Hin.dtug the Inundation t be of stone, and the wall ot
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,Wir. t!, d.v l.Von nnvintv trt n.-nnsp d.f. , t ' ft & ' ' 1 " niut fti.ii., u...i,i ,mNl Ol CK ai W MICH lime ll.l place a plan Ol Kim ouuuiuv; i oi oeeu the day. J.ven anxiety to e veube a defeat : g tlocree of the rrtl!,atP nnirt f ivarhom county, in M! .ab.niued for the iuMK-cion of such persons as may U
biiuuiu iiol nave; c.vjjuscu ineui iu buuu a luuui.
Louis ville Advertiser.
the State of Indiana, I th ill expose t ) sale at public ven
due oa the premises, on Saturday ttie SHh day if Jam
next, at 10 o'clock M., oa that o'av. tin est half of the
C Wild lloiota i south west (ltiarter of section .No. 1 1, ia townshin .No.., ol
whom he is elected. A President chosen directly by ;
t!io people, and relying1 on them to sustain his adminstration, must make their principles his guide. CYm we expect this from a president elected by Cojigrcssional cabals, and looking to our opponents, to sustain lus administration? I beseech you to weigh this well. Shall they boast tb"j although we have the numbers they are able W t ;e our numbers
less. Hut, on this subiect, I do no c feel at liberty to
has just left us. The proprietors had a fine harvest L'a.n-e ;No- "v 1the ?T?y l ,K':ll,l,1nV ,.tJJiiS ... i . c r, . : i. and a half acres ot land, bclontnug to the liens ol James f iU "i 1tor'.fa company of Eqt e.trians , ; (l0L,ast,,. nilil sul .., OT lhl:-r ?Wllvftt on tht. loilou. have followed upon its heels. And the i heatre, . hl, u,rms an(, roa(UliouSi la w it : one lounh of the pur-
inclined to uu h-itake the P ime, and a contract or contract entered into for the erection of the same should liny ol thu proposals submitted be deemed reasonable, W 1 1. 1 JAM rONA WAV.) Commissioners
c.vniuii: akxoij), y niAUu:s i)Asnn:uM ) May Dth, lcr.
if Dearborn,
County.
. . f ' iii iv ima uiui V'iiuiiv'iie nut wuv lout ia oi n-j which lias been unoccupied lor a lomr time, is about ! ..C..
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uoiiig- opuntju uuuer uie auspices oi very eilicieiit ofm six months, one fourth thereof a twelve months, and i Pi P i H j 11 .U y B Q R lU'MliV.
M.nr.rc c : .1 .... " " M ' m , m m y
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the residue in eighteen months from the day of sale. The
speak as earnestly as my sense of its importance j to any deficiency of taste or refinement in our citidictates. Believing, as I do, that the president j zons- Cincinnati Jlepub.
Theatricals arc in our opinion very rational and deferred payments t be well secured by coo. I personal so-
instructive when properly conducted, and we see no curity; on the final payment of all ihe purchase money, an
reason, wbv t hev s um d not. b siistiined. n lb k ' luujspuuune inie win be m uu- to me purcliar.
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city, as well us elsewhere. It is not certainly owing
May 20th, ld.r.
WHJJAM MLS, CWr.
should be elected by the people confident, as I am, that you will make the choice, and prevent the presi
dency from being bartered in the House of Representatives I merely confine myself to saying, that if,
by any unexpected occurrence, the election should
PJi KSIi YTKliL lX Jir.KTLVG. THE Oxford Presbytery w ill meet, agreeably to adjournment, in the Presbyterian t'hurch of Kawrenceburgh,
la., on I uesuay at "2 clock 1 . Ji. to transact business,
SALE OF TOWN LOTS. pUHIilC notice is hereby given, that I will expose to JsL sale at the premises, at I 2 o'cloek M., oa Jlvnday tht'Slh day of June next; la lot Xo. al,and the noitaeast half of la lots Xos. rJD and .'Id, witli the appurtenances thereon; situated in the town of Xevv Law renceburg'i,
! ATTlMlXF.V AM) l orXMLLLOlt AT LAW, i P-iT-WlNH loeatt d himself in Manchester, would reI il ii. paetfully inf.aia the public, that be will receive and ; attend lo.' b'.is'ni s , in the several courts, in the county of . ; IV' uborn, and in the I'ircuit court iu the co-tutieii of ip t b y," SvyJr'vTland, .Ii ilVi sou, Hceatur and Franklin. IhisiI nisC-knlidetlto him will receive strict attention. Ollice ! neqr.1).-Hfiati.i tavern. j M:iy..-,, 1631. 17-Cvv.
devolve upon the House of Representatives, my vote, 1 relative to the ordination aad installation of C Si cuin:- i comity of Dearborn. This lot and paits of lots, are sold should I then be a member will be o-iven for him VANTi to tlie P-'toral office ia the Lawrcnceburgh, aa 1 ;, pursuant to a decree of the Probate court of Deaibora who may be preferred by a' majority of the votes of jj'thtmvn, and Uerea churches The trial 8,r.non j county ibr the payment of the just debts oi the deceased, r 1 . J J J i w ill be delivered hy the candidate at i ic opening ot the , and will lie sold discharged ot tue widow 's right ol W el" ;
my district
Capture of the Eiiglc. Wo loorn from the Monticello Watchman, that a large while-headed eaglo was,caplured a few days since, by Mr.' Nicholas Conklin, in the town of Cochocton while preying upon the carcase of an ox. The eagle, being determined not to loose his breakfast, fought manfully, and a long and desperate struggle ensued,
in which Mr. Conklin was several times wounded
every body know?, in place of being done away by re- j by the didons of the bird. Fortunately for the!
e had with him a strong
of which ho succeeded j
j j ., ... r v- ... v.v-i.v. uii3 uaioua oi mo oiru. n'l"lw'nttll0US3-t0v "lmi"Zt0"l is greatly rnne- wJl t fealiers," he JteJ. there Is noplace in the county so totally inaccessible, I . . , . ' when the water is said to be troublesome here, as Wilmin - ! PaT ot ltat.ier mitlens,ono c
ton. tJn either side of the town are streams which, at times, can neither be forded, ferried nor swum; unless at the iminent danger of the lives of both man and beast; to
gether with other objections, w hich will be noticed at a proper time, and which, never were nor can be urged against this, nor but few other places in the county. What, then, have the people gained by this great parade about the removal of the county seat ? Why they have, at great expense, got permission to remove it to just the place they don't want it. The expense already incurred by the agitation of this question is considerable. Counting the pay to our members in the last Legislature, (for, we believe, they did but little else for this county, than secure the passage of this bill and the appointment of commissioners) and the fees, milage, &c.for two sessoins of the commissioners, we will set down, as a rough guess, at seven hundred dollars; and is now only fairly commenced. Hy the time the court house is built at Wilmington, the people of the county will have slandered eight or ten thousand dollars, for the privilege of losing ten times that amount in the same way. This we predict from the fact, that if the courthouse be erected there, it will be only laying the first stone of its foundation at some other point; and thus hi continually oa the move adding cost upon cost, until the 'people are made to groan under the burden of their taxes, created by the strife for the court house alone. It is to be regretted, that, if the seat of justice must be removed, a
in putting over the head and the other over the foot of the bird, and thus made him a prisoner. A largo fox-trap weighing nearly six pounds, was attached to one of his legs, which apparently had been so for some time, and probably was brought from some distant part of the country. This eaolo,
with extended wings, measured eight feet inches.
meeting. The ordination sermon at 1 1 o'cloek A. M. on
Wednesday; and the ordination and installation w ill immediately succeed that exercise. May lfc'th, 18:a. Asmual Election. (To be held on the 1st .Monday in August.) ' For Conuukss 1th district, JA.MES D. COBB, A.VOS L.Li:t GEORGE If. J)UjY,Y. For RwoRonii Dilvhhorx County. TUO.MAS PALMER. Z. T. PERCUrAL. ASA S.M1TH, P. L. TAJMYER, ALEX. H. DILL. EWD. S. HUSH Covntv Commissioner st District. SAMUEL JELL Y. JOILY J EA L.
and "oa the following terms and coaditious. to wit: one
j half ca.-h in baud al ihe day of sale; residue in six months 1 from the day of sale. The deferred payment to be well j secured by good personal security. The title is indUputa- ! 1.1,. 1 V !) ' V i t ' ! 1 I ;IH I.' .1 J . ..
.ll.VH.l.UO . 1 tl III! 1 1 . 1 , .flllili.
Jij Jo'iiiiOii, far Attorney.
May 2(hh, IS.!',
:rWOOL CARDING. T$y'A subscriber hiving purchased a lease of that MitJjsL property, known by the name of JIinksonjt Mills, sia uate in l.ogaa township, Dearhoin county, Indiaua, for e term of years, would inform tlx; public generally, that b. intends carrv in oa the abo, e business at the taid Mill His M.u 'him:s auk X i w , and in (loon Orio m. He hat employed a steady epi l ieueed w orkman to attend to them, and no exertion vv ill be spared on Ids part to give general satisfaction to all who may favor him w ith their custom.
The prices of ( 'arding w ill be the same nt other estab-
P.J-.h.v i I'Jnucnts ju t;ie vicinity.
UP, on :2Sthduyrf April, iH.'k", bv .folia Palmer, of Manchester
towie hip, Dearborn county, Ind. a dark
leu f:
May 1, Iti.'la.
JDHX WHITL'.
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LA W LY THE XEW COU.YTIES.The Delaware Circuit Court held its spring session last week. There was not a great deal of business the county being new and located in such an interior situation that its trade and commerce is conipaiicively small. Like most of the other counties in this western world where the hogs feed oa mast, the cattle on range, and
Courts of JDeurb&vn County Circuit 1th Mondays in March and September i
is oaoi,- i . - . . , . - may sit J weeks, it the business require it. i ana two ; robatr.'2A .Mondays in February, May, August, !
and November may sit b days, if the business re- : quire it. i Commissioners' 1st Monday in January, March, j May, September, and November days at each : term. i
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'V norsc, wuu a pwk mine ana iau,
wiih a star ia the forehead, and rnrall white snot oa the nose. Some saddle
maiks: shod on each miit foot, about 11 1 - hand.- high, so voo,-d to be seven years old. Appraised at ihu i vthrec dollar-, by A. U. Pond ;;::d A. (i. Dils'm, -a ihe ?ih day of May, 1 S.i.'i. I hereby certify the above to be a irue copy from in y esiravbo.k. " CIIAIILLS W. WUIUMT. Manehister, N!ay 7, l i5. ld.'hv
Cttuvasfifd Slams. f 1r.lJN LPS. well trimmed and cured, for famiZi!h UiU ly use, lor sa le 1 y L. W . J OH N M )X .
May ).".
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fTllllll ! utM i ihers have a quantity of Xo. .1. 7. . 3
U Maekeie! for fab
May l.-.Ti.
J. V. Dt X.N Co.
ID if.
HI Al UA4Wyi
Dl'XX &. PHILIP L. SPOON'KU bau
nTT entered into paitiais!iip ia tin practice of t'ae LAV
O.lice on High street above D. Huard'a Store.
May l'ith, I - Jo.
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A CARD. (J. TL DUNN, a candidate for Congress, -will address his fellow citizens at Versailles ia Ripley county on Wednesday next and will also deliver an address at Lsnr.
Lnoch v . Jackson's, ia Miller township, Deaibora coun-
where the two-legged folks go to log-rollings, rail frolicks, and shooting matches, and making themselves merry and
rich by drinking white Whiskey out of a tin CoiTce pot or , ty, on the (ith day of June next. Gourd, the larger proportion of the business is of a crimi-i May Pith, 18.''5.
nal kind. But it is not often that this criminal business is j of a serious kind. As a justification for offences against j the criminal Laws, Lawyers do not often plead the custom j of the country. But there are alw ays more ways than
TAKISN UP PY Thomas W. Tate, in Ca sar Crei k township, Dearborn Co :uty, Indiana, on the
Vv 1 t-'-U a iv oi .tpiu, io.i.i, a d.v i .n.iio., -.A v ith black mane and tail ; s nee marktof the
NOTION. HIPCIN IP-Mi of Sio.kto tli. Lavvrcnburh an! ; k9 Indianapolis Rail Road are hereby notiiied that ti ' f nt her call of one dollar per share is leipiircd to bo paid within three, months from tlii dale.
1 iy older of the Hoard of Directors, STLPHLX LUDLOW, Treasurer. May 2Jrd, Ifs.la. ID tf.
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left hip kiiocketl down; a scar on le-r
TAKEN Ul
One to skin the rnt. ' And whon tho T.nwvpr mid lii; Client
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pwirwmu e vn sciectca wnere tue people woukl ; put their heads together, the way they can select a jury is
be willing to let it remain. More anon.
Wc make the following extract from a letter addressed . to one of the editors of this paper, dated New Orleans, May 0, 1835. "Produce is very high, and seems gradually to advance. Flour, $Q per bbl.; bacon, lb. 8 a 8; mess
pork$l per bbl; lard, 8 a 9; whiskey, 20; codee n - ir.. n o. i. 4-in o.
no innocent man's business. And what need the state of Indiana trouble herself about the matter, if by common consent, I take my rifle, go into the woods and make reprisals upon my neighbor's swine for the purpose of filling my empty pork barrel ? What need she care if I and my next neighbor, whose clearing is only ten or twelve miles oft", do take up each other's cows and horses w hen we find them straying ofi'vuse them, and say nothing about it ? What need she care if I and my next neighbor auree
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Y Aaron Culver of Delawate Township, Ripley County, Indiana, a
dark bay Mare, with a black mane and tail; long heavy hoofs, appearently somewhat cressfalhui; a small scar oa the left hamstring. Appraised to fifty dollars, bv
Morton Craig &, Levi llroshar, this 16th day of May l6'io.
A true copy Iroininy istray book. IL FISHER, J, May 18th, 1833.
P. L. S. 3w
IT 01!' a. DIB
"p'S hereby given, that the undersigned has taken out let-
14 a l.rir Kiicrnr. in bbd. 7.4 n P milnceoo oo fn i to ldrai)our dtnls.'' and trvwho can first bite off the others
cents per gallon; corn in sacks, 87 i per bushel, 011 i nose' or SouSe ut llls eye And above all where is the j JS ters of administration on the estate of ISAAC FKRthe decline!" ' ' harm in selling one's neighbor a pint of O-be-jovful, even j RIS, late of Dearborn county, Indiana, deceased : all j.er-
! though the county commissioners may not have licensed the
I transfer? If folks cannot be suffered to tollow their own
left bind b-.', between ihe lkK'k an I paslule
joint; about Md ban-Is hih; suj-po.;-,! to be d yeils ohl this spring; no oihcr marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to by Daniel JCelcey and Harvey ( 'o.'e. Swoia ami subscribed to, before me, this 'iSth day of AptU, lH.'la. A true copy from my Lstray Rook. WILLIAM LLWIOX, j. r. May 10ih. 183o. Ls-3w GROCERIES. TTlJST received, per Steamer AimvTic,
30 llarrels IMackercl, 10 do. Sugar House Molasics, 15 Hogsheads Xac Orleans Sugar,
aad for sale by I May 10, 183a.
wo co.iTi:zcTor:s. O' ALLD juopo.als will be reeeiv el ut the ollice of tho Iaw Teiicelua gh I ndianajiolijj Rad Road coniany, la ihe toa n of Law rene, btii-h, until t!ic l.'ilh day of Jmiu next for the gra In ition of the first Section of said Road extending fr nn IJLh M. in ihe old town of Law leiiceburgh la the bank of Tanners ( hei k, a distance of about one mile.
. I bis job w ill consist of a heavy embankment in one place ; -" '' t high, & a corresponding excavation. A liberal ndvaace will be made to ihe contractor, payment inado , reguhuly as the work progresses. Plats A:, profiles may l examiiied at the company's oiiiee, w here such further infor- . ination as may be. necessary can be obtained. As thi job ; is a heavy one it will ba worth theniaire of contractors, j " WM. 15. L'WIXH, Clerk. May '3r!. 1rt.r.. pjtf. j 0-1'hf! Judianapolis paper, Cincinnati (juzette nnd ' j Rising Sen Times will ph-ase publish the above notice until the time of letting contracts, and charge to Company.
D. CHARD & CO. 17-tf
. Arrest and Escape cf a desperate Offender, proper trades and avocations, and once in a while have a The New York Transcript savs: It will be rccol-1 high, at a 'getherin,' it is a poor story for this laud of
Jected that about 18 months ago, several cxten- j Ll!rty
; sfvo forgeries were committed upon two rcsnecta-' .lftere. one cf c tr!0,(l 7. ?e iart welfare 1 ircmt ., f iu ujuu ivvu as,j.tici ( Court which excited considerable interest. YV llson Brewble exchange otbecs in Philadelphia, and that er, a chap pretty well known in the region round about, money was received upon such forgeries from the I was tried for an assault with intent to kill Wm. VanmaFarmers' &, Mechanics,' and Commercial Banks ! tre 0110 ofthe Associate Judges, lately the clerk of DelaOf that City exceeding in amount thirteen thoU-Uare unty, convicted and sentenced to sojourn in the a 1 TiT-n- i Penitentiary tor the term of two years. The history of Sind dtdlars. A man named William H.cks, a the case is briefly this. While Vamnatre was clerk of the noted ollunder. Was suspected as a p irticeps cri-j court, he became the leading w itness agatnst Brewer, upminis1 in the felonies; and, until a few days ao-o, I 011 lirewer a charge of aiding in the forgery of a marriage IlC tried to elude the vioibnCC of the police. Oil ! U.Ccnc?' lireuer retained aa Attorney, and agreed to Frbf iv lict ImwoiTPr 1V1 n l?:i L .11 r' Klve him a fee of fifty dollars. This he swore Vanmatre iV nday last, hero ever Mr. G. Finch, a constable of ; shouU pav orhe voJJd killhim. TI;U thrcat? and others iNewark, having received information of ihe where j of a similar import, he frecpiently mads, and reiterated abouts of Hicks, obtained a requisition from the throughout the neighborhood, so that it migbt come to VanGoVCmcr of Pennsylvania for his arrest, and pro- Ulatre,s ear. Early last summer he w as occasionally seen cecded to Syracuse, where he had located himself ITJS3 Va1ll,uatre'8 wit!hi,S V e Va-nd , J r . ,. . . T, . , ea some dare lnucndoes as what might befall htm said iOr thC purpose Ol Stalling, byjhe Lne Canal, for j that he might possibly be shot down some time as he was Illinois, to e fleet- his object. The ciHcT, on arriv- walking around his farm, Sic. As Brewer was returning
;-- 1 .1 - rr it r"" Oil,' pvpninir c-V,.. :
ing ai uiai jurtcu, jjiutuieu assisiance 01 J. 11. Colvin, an active and persevering man and after a short re-connoitrc, they succeeded in ferreting out their gnme, and taking him into custody, but not before he made a violent resistance, and attempted to stab bis pursuers. When he was secured; Mr. Finch started with him for-Philadelphia, "hut not being able on reaching Utica to get a conveyance for some hours and there bung no prison or lock-up bouse in the town, be took him that night to 3 pub
lic house to lodiie. Bv some means or oih-
sons indebted to the said estate are requested to make ini
mediate payment; and those having claims against the sauu , are notified to present them duly authenticated for i settlement. The estate is supposed to be insolvent. f hereby JOHN li. CLARK. Adm. ! ii granted
AT AT ia.!. 7 i.
i.ineiiesivi, iiay ictii, ioj.i.
NOTICE
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given, that letters of administration have been
to James W. Hunter ou the estate of THOM
AS SHAW, deceased, late of Law renccburgh, Dearborn county, Indiana. All persons indebted to said estate are
O T I C S j requested to make immediate payment ; and those hav ing nrrTTF' momi,, .1 , r11Ti; T 1 y i claims against the same are notified to present them dale f 31i I members ol the JaiTlington Lodge have resolved to .1 . . 1 r .1 s? 1 . . i
u 11 nil. in 11 hi 1 u. ui.v,uuini 1 yj iviit ilila v iu iiv u oiii'jiuu
YTpY Ceorue Barker, in Lau-hcyy township, Dearborn .ti & cunnty, Indiana, on the '.'1st day of April, 1833, a SORRLL IIORSL, ahoat fix years old; fourteen hands high; both hind feet and one fore foot white; some wbito in the forehead ; a natural trotter. Appraised at twenty dollars by Corge P. Lowe and Timothy Porter. Certified, this 1st day of .May, lfvla, by
HORACK BASSLTT, J. V.
Mav 7, 1H;.
M. celebrate the ensuing Anniversary of St. Joltn. which
takes place on the 2 lib of June next, at Burlington, county, Ky. The neighboring Lodges, together w i
Boon
to be insolvent.
The nersonal nronertv of the said deceased, w ill be sold
ith all : . t." i. , :. 1 ,. ;.. f - ,..1.. .-.a. .... .)ii.i, ..r M .. ..
(,.,,, 1 ,. .1 , .1 . 1. - ..- . . 1 dl Ills IdlU lUSlueiiec Hi I .an I nn nwi v.", 'n n: '."'in wi .'Kir transient lm-thien in this or the adjoining Mates are nivi- 1 n.vt iaIN W IlllVTI'P -1.tr,9 r ' ted to attend. JOHNSON liRADLL'Y.l ncXl rTHOMAS IiKED, ' Commit APnl a3 183:- 1-,-t
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Vofarrttn'rc- i
t.AimitM, i-aadv, went. JOSKPII II. "UTTiinn -tr 1
May ISth, 1635. 19-3w i fWlHK subscribers have on hand a quantity of su-
i penor rectmea wnisKey, wmcii tney win sell
Kcctificrt Whiskey
FOR 1 by the barrel on accommodating terms.
WILL sell mv Bank stock. TnnmnPA ctr,f i- v)P,;i' hi AKKS.
Koad stock, also the House and lot on the corner of -ay 1 lSo4.
10
one evemn?, a short time prior to the assault, he
came across one of the Vuuesses in his clearing, and observed that he had done athina: that dav. h had never done?
before. Ilediad suffered a couple of fine bucks to par? him ,
wuain snooting Gist gun was well loaded
plied, that he
High and Elm Streets, in w hich I now reside and 2 or 3 ;
vacant lots. J. y. HUNTER. -Lawrcnceburgh, May 21, 1835. PJ-tf.
Notice is hereby given,
Iron, Wails
g distance, and held his fire, although his ! 5 f- arrived, and for sale, a quality of IRC oaded. Being asked why he did so, he re-! -Vi7Z,.v aad. American li LISTER STEEL. 5 had reserved his shot for a much older! GEO. W. LANE, &. Co
j That after Tuesday 5th inst., I w ill proceed to kill I ALL DO(iS running at largj within the corporation,
uivenu in mV t..,...). ,.f
April 9, 1835.
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May 1st, 1835.
NJSW (GOODS. THE, subscribers are receiving from New York mid Philadelphia, a general assortment of Dry Goods, ! iiAnnwARi:, (juocnuir.s, hoots, shoes, I IHhYXE TS, t()OKS,bc. A r. hich they w ill sell low and oa accomodating term. ; N. & li. SPARKS. ! May!), 1835. 17-tf Dissolution of Partnership. THE partnership heretofore existing between the tindc -rsigaed in the Grocery and Tinning busines, has ! been unsolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to euid i firm, by book account or note, will do u.-u t run nn,4 K,.f.
tie without dely with Dmitl E. Ihdford, wlio U authorized to ? tile the concern. Those who neglect thin notice, must cxjKct to be putluCit. JOHN llOOD, 4 ., , DAN'L E. HEDFOUI). April I,- 1m3.. 12-tf.
liook Here!
buck that he knew was not a great way off. On the day j the assault was made. Vanmn Vi-wi n ; fr,, u !
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..v.uwui tl u aiuuit-anni: a snuirrci cnirDim in a ! aimiju w ji .ra. . r-Ti-,.; t ...i -.i- 1 .a-.. .
clump of trees not far from his house, he tonic lmnv 1,U i CV T.T. r . it ... o. va :..' r- i3J .U1 . e" 'V '" :
rifle, went out with his two little boys and killed it. As by ' "LW JOHN SON. at-5' t V. 1 kh ti e Xd i V'"- ,U hif M 'H-mu-rs, and the public he wa. returning, and had got within some two or three ft! LASS CUT to order. I bin, and navin, C, ' ' !. d '' y, are inv ited ,0 R,v e bin, a call ia tl,, way of bu.N
roas oi tlie House, the little boys running before him, with j April 9, 1835. H-tf. j Lawanelugh, May 8, 1835. 17- prill, ls35.
The ilroctvti Stove'
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MI.ULIOIOREkeptby rai l firm, will ia fllture ,t conducted by ihe undelsincd. at it,.. ..1,1 ... 1
, , 1 ' ' riuiiU teiiti.H) it is to keep 011 hand u envrul aMirt-
ILVN'L i:. HEDrORD.
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