Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 21, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 6 June 1835 — Page 3
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Saturday Rlorcimgr, June G. ft- We are authorized to saj that Jon.v Neai., Esq., of Rising Sun, does not decline a poll for County Commissioner at the ensuing election, (as stated last week,) but will be pleased to receive the support of the voters of the county for that office. The notice, withdrawing his name, was made without consulting him, and contrary to his wishes.
Lawrenceburgh, June 5, 1835. Messrs Ccllet Sc Cole : Gentlemen Please announce Mr. Alfred J. Cotton, as a candidate) fcr Associate Judge, at the ensuin election. A VOTER.
Fourth of July. We are requested to say that a meeting of the citizens of this place and vicinity will be held at Mr. Cable's Hotel on Wednesday evening next, at half after 7 o'clock, to make arrangements for celebrating the approaching anniversary of American Independence. A general and punctual attendance is requested.
Claims on France. The arrivals front Paris, bring the pleasing intelligence that the French indemnity bill for 25,000,000, has passed the Chamber of Deputies, by a vote of 281) to 137. It is stated that a condition is attached to the bill, requiring some explanations in reference to the president's message. This was expected ; but the explanation, we apprehend, will not go much farther than to say to France : "You owed ub, and was bound in honesty to pay the debt."
Western Monthly Magazine. The May No. of this truly excellent periodical, has been received. The style, matter and execution of the work do honor to the publishers. With a view to render the Magazine still more interesting, and worthy the character and growing importance of the west, the publishers, (Messrs Taylor and Tracy,) offer liberal premiums fur original ta.le3, essays, and poems. Contents of Vie No. for May : "Outlines of Phrenology ; Teachers1 convention at Cincinnati ; Thoughts on a standard of character; Poetry the Violets; Niccolo Machiavelli; Poetry the Solitary Man; Ohio, its etymology; Rosicrusian; Western Artists A. II. Corwin; Oaths; Queries to the Learned; Balloon ascension ; Critical notice?, viz: Watt's Psalms, a winter in the west, lectures on Scepticism, Flora of the . western states, -digest of the laws of Kentucky, a plea for the west, Meteorological table."
But this is act all. We will traco the Editor into another Geld and see his consistency there. It was stated by the Times, previous to the election, that the Wilmington ticket was pledged to go for the removal cf the court house to the centre. Since, he has denied that the centre was ever named, but still insists it was pledged to remove. Mr. Pluinmer, on the day of election, publicly disclaimed ever having made such a pledge. Thus we see ?Ir. Plunimcr running in the lower part of the county for removal, in tho middle againxt it, and in the upper end either for or against i7,just as it happened; and this, no doubt was what swelled his majority so great. And, notwithstanding this notorious fact, the Editor of the
1 lmes seized upon the result of the election as a spontanc
ous expression ot the people that the seat of justice mu be removed. He has also said that we (of Lawrencebun:
township) have "a terrible anxiety to retain the county seat." Now to show his consistency we will investigate the truth of these two statements. The vote given in this township at the last August election, was, for Mr. Plum-
mer, zjj votes: ana lor Air. Armstrong, only IS'J. 1 his i
vote certainly proves but one of two things: it either proves that the people did not vote with a view to the county seat question, or they are not anxious to keep it. The Editor may choose either horn of the dilemma ho thinks most agreeable. We might site many other instances of the consistent and commendable means which have been used to effect the'removal of the court house to Wilmington, and show also the manner in which the petition to the last legislature was got up; but we think proof enough is given, with the evidence before every individual, to show that no expression of public opinion has yet been had on the subject. Consequently, the attempts made by the Editor of the Times, to induce a beliefon the minds of the commissioners, that they would, by removing the court house to Wilmington, act in conformity with the will of the people, either expressed or implied, is abase imposition, and fully justifies the use of the language to which he has taken umbrage. "When," then, the Editor of the Times, "through a malicious and mischievious disposition," and goaded on by the pangs of a guilty cone ience, shall demand an "explanation," of our language, either in his own "name" or that of the 'people,'
we snail be pleased to be as able to give it as we are now.
It may be proper to observe here, that we intend noth
ing disrespectful to those who were nominated at the Wil
mington convention, nor to the great body of the people who
supported them. A large majority of those who voted for them with a view to the county seat question, did so, no
doubt, with a desire, at least, of settling a disagreeable con
troversy, if no real benefit to tho people was to be realized.
' Baltimore Convention. We insert in another column, a short notice of the proceedings and result of the deliberations of this body, extracted from the Globe. The meeting was pretty well attended delegates being present to the number of the electoral vote from Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New' Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Missouri, Michigan, Louisiana, and Arkansas. ' The delegates from this State were Samuel Milroy, Daniel Reid, John Spencer, A. F. Morrison, John Cain, Livingston Dunlap, Thomas B. Brown, Jesse Jackson, Marinus Willett, N. Jackson, and John B. Dubois.
The whole proceedings are too long to insert in our fcheet. We shall, however, take great pleasure in transferring a portion of them into our columns, including the speech of Mr. Holt, of Louisville, on the nomination of R. M. Johnson. We consider it a splendid effort, alike honorable to the man, and worthy the occasion on which it was delivered.
A CARD. Mr. Laxe will be pleased to see as many of his fellow citizens of the 4th Congressional district, as may find it convenient to attend on the days and at the places hereinafter mentioned; when it will afford him the most unfeigned satisfaction, to give them a brief and unvarnished history of the last Congress in relation to the interesting and all exciting subjects discussed and his opinions on the several questions which in all human probability will have to be definitely acted upon by the next Congress questions of a more grave and awakening interest than have ever been presented to an American Congress questions upon a just
and correct discussion of which depend the stability of the Union, the liberty of the people, the independence and
piuspeniy oi tne iarmer, tne mccnanic ana laoonng man the education of the rising generation, the elevation of the poor man from a tenant to a freeholder, and from dependence to all the blessings of domestic hanuiness, to wit:
Wilmington on Thursday - Rising Sun on Friday - The Bark Works, Switzerland co. Saturday Allensvillc Monday (11 o'clock A. M.) Jacksonville same day (4 o'clock P. M.) Cross Plains, Ripley co., Tuesday - - - New Mirioa Wednesday - Henry Banta's, Esq. Switz. co. Thursday Jacob Kerr's, Esq., Friday - - " - Vevay Saturday - Patriot Monday - - . Moore's Hill, Dearborn county, Tuesday S. S. Hardin's Store, Ripley co. Wednesday John Sunman's, Esq. Thursday Daniel Taylor's, York Ridge, D. C. Friday Oliver Heustis's, Manchester, Saturday McKinzie's Cross Roads Monday (12 M.)
Hubble's Cross Roads (same day at 4 1 M.) 2ihh do Horniday's, Logan township, 1). C. Tuesday 30;h do New Trenton, Franklin co. Monday - Glh July Mount Carniel Tuesday. - - 7th do Fairfield Wednesday - 8th do Blooming Grove Thursday " - . 9th do Summerset Friday - 10th do James Ilalscy's, Esq. Stipps 1 Till, Saturday 11th do Clarksburgh, Decatur count v, Monday 13ih dv
11th June 12th do 13th do 15lh do 5th do If.th d 17th do ISth do 19th dj 20ih do 22d do 23d do 21th do 2"th do 2Gth do 27th do 29 th da
Sale of Real Ilstate. PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that, by iitue of a decree of tho Probate court of Dearborn county, in the State of Indiana, I shall expose t sale at public vendue on the premises, on Saturday the 20f day of June next, at 1-2 o'clock M., on that day, the west "half of the south west quarter of section No. 11," in town-hip No. 5, of range No. 2 west, in the county of Doarlorn, containing 75 and a half acres of land, Monging ta the hoi is of James iff, deceased; and sold for their benefit, on thj following terms and condition', to wit: one fourth of the purchase monoy in hand at tho time of sale, one fourth t lie roof in six months, one fourth thereof in twelve month?, an 1 the residue in eighteen months from the day of pale. The
deferred payments to be wtdlsecund by good pcrxwnl to
Court of MHttrborn County.
' Circuit 1th .Mondays in March and September mav tit week, ii" the business retjuiro it. Probate VM Mondays in February, May, Auut, and November may tit 0 day, if tho business requiroit. Commissiorurt' Ut Mondav in January, March, May, September, and November 3 day at each term. Mjairrcnccburzh l9osIOfilcc Arrival and t!t pasture tf the Mails lute arrii'g( mcnt.
rrivc from Civciwm every Monday, Wednesday I
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cuinv; on tne nnai payment ui uu uie purcuasi; money", an i 44"-v ""-" ' luiun maiujf mi iKu.in.iji
imliG-iiitrtM fitlo will bo made to tho iurch:i..r. louisvilh
May 20th, 1S3.".
WILLIAM DILS, (Wr.
SALE OF TOWN LOTS.
iUBLlO noti-e is hereby Riven, that I will oxpo?.e to
Arrive from same place, rid Florence L Burlington, Ay. Tuesday?, Th.n.layi and Saturdj) s, and depart iicxt morning at 5 oMim k. Arrive from f.ouiailu and Itulianadis every Tu by, Thursday and Saturday, and depart immediatvly eafUtud,
i i . uu imiaii.
Satisfied as we were that nothing yet has transpired by
which the wishes of a majority of the people of the county could be ascertained, relative to the location of the county seat, we suggested last week, without knowing the opinion of
any individual on the subject, the propriety of selecting the two most prominent points, (this place and the centre) and
let tae people vote with reference to them at the ensuing August election. Those with whom we have conversed on the subject, do not approve of the plan choose rather to name no point. We consider this statement due the people of this place, knowing the efforts which have and will be made, by the editor of the Times, to crcato a belief that the same dissatisfaction would be manifested here, were the court bouse removed from this place to any other in tho county.
1 1th do
15th do 10th do 17 th do lSih do District
Hail Jload. The directors of the Lawrenccburgh and Indianapolis Rail Road, held a meeting in this place during the past week, to determine, among other things, the most suitable point of commencement within the corporation. After examining the several routes (3 in number) from High street to Newtown, and taking into consideration the cost, the present and probable future condition of the town, the board determined to commence the work on the lower line on High street, near the boundary of the corporation, running thence through Newtown, in a direction up Tanner's creek. The division thus permanently located is about a mile in length, requiring a heavy embankment about one-third the distance; and, when completed, will form a line of road from High street to the rise of ground at Newtown, sufficiently elevated to afford a dry and convenient thoroughfare to the old town at all seasons of the year. The plan of construction contemplates a surface of CO feet, which is believed will be wide enough to accommodato ordinary travel and leave room for tho Hail Road track in addition.
The cost of constructing this division of the road, will no doubt be considerable, particularly between the two towns, which made it a matter of consideration with the Rail Road Company, whether it would not be better to commence the work at Newtown omitting the expensive
part to the river. The liberality and public spirit of our citizens soon removed the obstacle in the way of cort, and
determined the board on a different location. 1 he whole
estimated expense, we believe, has been made up, and put
at the disposal of the company ; and we now have the
cheering the certain assurance, that the work will be com
inenced in a short time and prosecuted with vigor during
the summer. JSotice for proposals for constructing one mile of the road, commencing at High street, has already
been given, and contracts will be entered into from and
after the 15th inst. The benefit a resulting from a completion of the propO'
fed work, even as far as Tanner's creek during this season,
will be incalculable to this place and vicinity, and should not be coolly regarded in the commencement. The day when the first spade full of earth shall be removed, should
be set apart and celebrated in an orderly, cheerful and becoming manner. We cannot mistake the character and feelings of our citizens so much, as for a moment to doubt that every suitable preparation will be made to honor the occasion in a style befitting its importance. Other places in this State have had their days of feasting and jolity, in anticipation of the glorious results of gome newly projected scheme of internal improvement ; and why not we 1 The Rail Road Company from this place to Indianapolis, can lay claim to the honor of constructing the first mile of this kind of improvement in the State ; and now have fairer prospects ahead of the final accomplishment of the work on hand than any other. We will even venture the asseition jhat they will hold, as they now certainly have the lead in improvement, of any Rail Road Company in Indiana.
Williamstown, Rush co. Tuesday (11 A. M.) l lih do
Muroy (same day at 1 oxlock. I'. M.) Moscow, Rush county, Wednesday St. Omer, Decatur county, Thursday Napoleon, Ripley count'', Friday Versailles do. do. Saturday
fjEditors within this Congressional District will please publish the above (omitting as the dates expire) until tho 18th proximo, and charge to Mr. Lane. A CARD. M. Conn, a candidate for Congress, in this district, will address such of his fellow citizen?, as may ha present at the times and places named:
Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn co., Monday after noon, 1 "ill June, 183.". Versailles, Ripley co. Monday, 8th June. Vevay, Switzerland co., Wednesday, 10th do. Rising-Sun, Dearborn co., I'ltday, ltii do. Rrookvilie, Franklin co., SVeduesday, 17th do. Ruslnille, Rush co., Friday, Uth do.
PUBLIC MEETING. At a respectable meeting of the citizens of Lawrenceburgh township, convened at Mr. Cable's Hotel on Thursday, Juno 4th, 18:35; on motion of Gen. Dill, Doct. Jabez Pkucival was called to tho chair and John P. Dunn appointed eecretary. On motion, Resolved. That the Secretary express the object of the
meeting; which was briefly done, when, on motion, it was
Jicsolvcd. 1 hat a committee of five be appointed to
draft resolutions, expressive of the views of this meeting;
also, to appoint a suitable number of delegates to attend j the convention in Manchester on the loth inst. On mo- j tion,
Resolved, That D. S. Major, Isaac Dunn, Major Hun
ter, W. Armstrong, and Ezra Ferris be that committee.
Tho committee, after retiring some time return
ed and reported tho following preamble and resolu
tions; which, after being read, were unanimously adopted: However desirable it may bo to every citizen of the county, that all the strife and local prejudicies which have so long distracted us, and enervated our political influence in the Legislature, should be laid aside, that we might unite and with one mind, and one spirit engage in those improvements, which would be worth' of the old, populous, and wealthy county of Dearborn; still, believing that the late location of the seat of justice made in May last, at Wilmington, not only gives great dissatisfaction to a very large majority of the people of the county, but will be a hardship and inconvenience not to be endured by a large portion of the citizens in the northern part of the county : wc feci it our solemn duty to take such measures as will insure another location of ihe seat of justice, that it may be fixed in some spot, that, as near as possible, may give general satisfaction ; and quiet those murmurs which have so long disturbed our harmony : Therefore, Resolved, That we will use our best exertions to elect men to the next Legislature, who will pledge themselves to use their influence to cause a relocation of the county seat of Dearborn county, more consistent with justice and more agreeable to the feelings of the citizens of the cotuity, than the present location at Wilmington. Resolved, That we approve of a convention to bo held at Manchester, on the 15th inst. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the next Legislature. Resolved, That we will support the candidates nominated at said convention, and will make use of every reasonable and honorable effort to insure their election. Resolved, That ten delegates be appointed from this
township to meet in said convention.
liie following named gentlemen were then nominated
and appointed delegates to the Manchcstr r convention,
viz : feamucl fcivans, Jesse Jaird, Jolui Jr. Dunn, V alter
Armstrong, Jacob Dennis, Isaac Protzmau, Jacob Hayes,
Col. A. Ferris, Lemuel G. Elder, and Janus Cloud. On
motion.
Resolved, That the piocecdings of this meeting be pub
lished in the Palladium, and that the Risii;g Sun Times be
requested to give them an insertion. On motion,
Resolved, That the meeting adjourn. JABEZ PERCIV.IL, President. John P. Duxx, Scc'y.
JO. sale at the premises, at" 1"2 o'clock M., an Monday Arrive iioia Vtn7tf n'u Ktlso, Friday cvoiiiii; and
thcSl't day of June next; In lot No. .", ami the nort!u'jt . 'k,i,:trt next liiornin;. half of In lots Nos. X!'J and 30, with the nppurtenancr? I uiunans uiiivt j iu Saturday nt U on, unl dopaits tinthereon; situated in the. town of New fitiwroiiceburh, I J'dUtdy. county of Dearborn. This lot and parts of lot?, are sold I l'e public are inhumed tuat a the mail arriv e and de pursuant to a decree of the Probate court of Dearborn J Palt ab.u:t the middle of live day, the office will only bo oju u
county, for the payment of the just debts of the deceased, , rm N i it tho inoriunj until 1 in the afternoon, to giveo ir-
aiu! will he sold uischar.-u ot tin' widow's nlit of dower; ivt s sonic reneauo... i lie oJUce u ill be thut onunday, and on the following terms and condition,' to wit: one ' il3 m;'ls ariive ou that dav. half cash in hand at the day of sale; reidue in six month I ApiiUM. JAMES W. HUNTER, r. m.
from the day of sale. The deferred payment to be well
secured by ood personal security. The title is indL-jn table. MARGARET WIIIITLE. ,'ldmr.
Fy Johnson, fur Homey. May 20 th, 1333. VJ-'Jw
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
containing 317 acre?, wett half portion
A
TAHL'KoT, onr?thdayof April,
183., by John Palmer, of Manchester
Town.nir, ncaruurn county, urn. a a,t,K , T,is j , U(,n, La) horse, with a black loan.' and tail. I i . . . i
with a star in the forehead, and Final' white snot en t'i;; iio ;a. Soir.o saddle )
each riht foot, about 11 l-'2 hands high, seven years old. Appraised at thirty-
loud and A. G. Ddson, o.i the
marks : slio.l on supposed to bo
three dollars, by A. K.
7th day of May, 183o. lherebv certify the above to
estray hook. CHARLES W. W Manchester, May 7, lS'i.J.
a true copy from my
RIGHT.
FARM
Tun ., rangv west, in l .uboni county, In I. hi
miles from Aurora J. from Lawrcneeburgh, nud not i'.u from Hartford, upon Hay' Eraiv h, having o( acres i a cu'.tivatloa, : fiuall 'jjvi) JjiJ' 11 WUM ,0( IIOl'. a IJ :,. a . A', and tioveiul trmw.
attention ot farmers, as it will b
sum low lor ca-ii.
fciV" -M any farm forsalo near to, and at a distance f;o..
t inenmati.
C.E.
N O T I
fll1 INCRIfT.SRS f Stock to the; Luwri nc( bur-h and 3 Indianapolis Rail Road are hereby notii";c l that a further call of one dollar p. r rliare is required to bo paid within three months from this date. p.y order of tho Roar I of Directors STEl'UEX LUDLOW, Triaturcr. May 23rd, 1S3.". " VJ tf.
Persons desirous of receiving money f roiu En Ian !, Wales Ireland and Scotland, can have the cas.h paid l!a a in Cincinnati, by THOMAS EMERY, as toim a- I'aa payment is advised by the En lih Hankers. Au ly (tv ,ta;,e paid) THOMAS EMEUi , J'st ifc and Monty . 7c'' Fourth it. (Vu'WJ.i
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April .7, i8:r.
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i .'i fr ilivcne.
A CARD. G. II. DUNN, a candidate for Congress, will ad Ire? his fellow citizens at Versailles in Ripley county on Wednesday next and will also deliver an address at Esr.
Enoch . Jackson's, in Milh r township, Dearborn county, on the Cth day of June next. May 12th, ISMo. lb'-tf ;. . Slavdins & Win. Johnson, ATTORXIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, MAVING associated themselves, in their aforesaid profession, will attend to all business in the Circuit Court of Dearborn county, which may hereafter be entrusted to them. Mr. Johnson, can be consulted at his office in Manchester, unless absent on professional business. Mr. Harding can be found at his residence, in Franklinton,
Ripley co., Ind. to. June 3, 1835.
All business thall bo promptly attended 21-
STRAYED
7lROM tho subscriber about the 7th of May last, i
MILCH COll , with deep red sides and red face,
white bell' and white line back, horns quite crooked and bored, a small point sawed off; has an under bit taken out of, it is believed, the riidit ear, and a crop off of the other; supposed to be 8 or 1U years old :about a common size must have a young calf with her or has lost it. Any person who will return said Cow and Calf, if alive, or give information of her, shall be liberally rewarded. DAVID SPRINGER. Lawrenccburgh, June 5th, lS',lo. 2l-3vv
TAKEN UP
Y Aaron Culver of Delaware Town-
shin, Ripley County, Indiana, a
MEALED proposal.; w ill bo received at the)iee t( the Lawrenccburgh & Indianapolis Rail Road company, in the; town of IavvrciiCeburgh, until th ) Ehh day of June next for the graduation of the first Section of said Koi 1 extending from High t. in the old town of I jnvvrenceburgh .o the bank of Taunrrs ('reek, a distance of about one mde. This job will consist of a heavy embankment in ae- place i't feet high, !L a corresponding exca . ation. A liber:;! advance will be made to the contractor, payment made regularly as the work progresses. Plats X profile. maybe examined at the company's office, where such further information as may be necessary can b obtained. As thU job is a heavy one it will bo worth thanotice of contractor. WM. P. EWING, Clerk. May 23rd, 11) tf. (V"jTho Indianapolis paper, Cincinnati Gazette and Rising Sun Times will please publish t ie above notice until the time of letting contracts and charge ta Company.
DEAKRORH CIRCI'IT
Dku;iiohn Co'w'Ni'v. $
Ri,th CadwcU, 'crxtts, Albeit Cadwell
"ffVTOW, on the day of Mav, pvlo, nmuM Roth nJ CadXcll. and fd:-J in' the Clerk's olliee. of the Peal
i horn Ciicuii ( 'oort, her bill
from her s ii.1 bo-band, and
Albert C ana : .oti r
or petition, prav mg a duorc.', al i lilcsdue proof that the .r t
adA'cll ii not now a resident of the Slate oi ...
h therefore hereby given t t the said A:'1 t
nud pciid aicy of the bill af l i . ! 1, and appear b. foie the Judges o!" m,;
Cad. veil, of the filing and iii.it, iinlc be he
! I 'caibiii a Circiit Court, to b ho' !f it at Law rem eh,
1 f,r vaid conniv of Deaib rn, on the fourth V.o.j 1 y
in id.
A. ' . - -"1
juare,
with a black mane and
dark bay
tail ; long heavy hoofs, appearently somewhat cressfalien; a small scar on the left hamstring. Appraised to fifty dollars, by
Levi I5roshar,this Ib'th day of May loo..
A true cony from my Estray Rook. 11. FISHER, J. P. L. S.
Morton Craig &
May 18th, 183:
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GROCERIES. UST received, per Steamer Adriatic, 30 Barrels Mackerel, 10 do. Sugar House Molasses, 15 Hogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
D. GUARD
WOOL CAR DIN O. FjjTjHH subscriber having purchased a Ica:e of tint Mil CI. property, known by the name of Jlinksont MM, situate in Logan township, Dearborn county, Indiana, for a term of years, would inform the public generally, that h. intends carrying on the above business ut the taid Mills His Machines ahe Nl.vc, and in Goon Ormi-.k. lie lias employed a steady experienced workman to atte.. I to them, and no exertion will be spared on hi part to give general
satisfaction to an who may lavor nun w it'i ttieir custom. The prices of Carding will be the same ai at other establishments in the vicinity. JOIir. WHITE. May 1, IS35. 17-lf.
Sep'.eaiber next ;
ad to ike bill
abM-nee, uu 1 the ildiiv,!y.
then and there to answer, deuiv r ;
;u'",caid ; the same vv ill be bear, in hi-.
lu.uicr therein, pl'.ijn
for, dyv r
JAMES DILL. Cn-I). C ('
r.ihMay, Icai. -''-in Dcs-i ,V Si-oor,.7ri for CmpVt.
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Ad ni hi is! ra tors' Notice. A LL crson-i bavin; claims. i", iiu-t the rale of f
lZlt .', dec d, late t liipley coi ntv, I lat.'i i
tow u -hip, Kt.ite of Eidiana, w ill present tliem lo the m.1 -s-ribers legally proven, within one )ear from this d.it'c ; and all persons indebted to said stati' are lu lby u nilie l
to make im.uetiiate pay'icnt to the subsci iber . i The sobseril:et: will sell FIFTY or SIXTY ACKIX
i of
Mi:.VltV.'. For pailiculars call on the milton sw n r, i TIMOTHY DENN1S0N,$ ' May I ith, WJo.
ib liiAl-
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Canvassed Hams. M LliS.weil trimmed and cured, for famijF ly use, fur tale by L. W. JOHNSON'. May 8, 18.':.. 17NOTICE. f"j5"$!IE members of toe Ruilingtou Lodge have n solved t celebrate the cnsuiiig Anniversaty of i'i. John, which tabes place on the Ulth cf June next, at Uuiiingtoa, Rot.n county, Iy. The noighboiing Lodges, togethi r w ith all irar.tient brethren in this or the adjoining States are invited to attend. JOHNSON URADLEY,) THOMAS REiM), Cnin,nitW. W. ELDR1DGF, nfucranC' GABRIEL TANDY, mini. JOSEPH 11. MUUDOCKJ May 18th, 1 833. IH-.lw
T3lTlEI(' notice i hereby given to mechanics ;.i,d nil cither persons, that .e will utlend at U n oYlock on the srcind Murdity i June next, ut und upon the tract ol boi l 1u Manchester township. Dearborn courtly, lunv ii a the tract purchased for the erection of an A, loin for t n poir of Deai burn county ; and w ill tl.t n and ilu r iecei.e proposal for the erection nud cuinpleli -a of said Rnilding the foimdalion to be of ftonc, !id the walls of brick at which time and place a plan of ta'ul buihiin , w:'.l be submitted for the inpeetioa of such persons us miij be
1 to tinderiake the same, and a vot'.t::; l .r or.tracts
enteii d into 1 r the eleclioit of the nimc sho lirc.DialM submitted be denned I'ea onal le.
WILLIAM CON AWAY, i G'i:Ou(.'i: ARNOLD, J CH ARLES DAS1HELL, ) .May Dth, !8:a
dd iinv oJ' t!i'
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S Iicrc by tcrs of ad
and for sale byMay 10, 1835
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The Editor of the Times, in his usual polite and courteous manner, calls us to account, for saying that we were linot surprised at the decision of the commissioners in relocating the county scat at Wilmington, knowing the means and exertions w hich had been made to bring about that result." From tliis he thinks all is not right. He fears the
people are not sufficiently hood-winked that suspicion is abroad an investigation pending and on such occasions none are so ready to urge it on as the delinquent himself; and hence the inquiry into the meaning of our lansaiaae. To
ease his mind on this subject we will state what we meant by
the wordjj objected to ; hoping it may serve to show in some
degree, the reason of the late decision of thej commission-
crs, as well as the necessity of our being on our guard
when such humbugs are raised, and leave the editor to ex
plain it to the satisfaction of those (if any there be) who believe in the uniform propriety of his conduct. And, first, we say the means employed in the formation
of the "removal ticket," were far from honorable or com
mendable. It is well known to the people of the whole
county that the I imes, from the start of the county seat
question, proclaimed the centre as the place for its relocation. It was also understood by the Times and its advisers, that unless they could secure the vote of Manchester township, all their efforts to effect a removal must prove futile and hence this c for the centre. But Manchester was not to be trapped so easy ; and finding their bait was not likely to be swallowed, they deemed it advisable to call meetings iuthe lower end of the county and hold, what was termed, a county convention, for the purpose of throwing out something more facinaling or palitaLlc to their intended game. This convention accordingly met at Wilmington, and with becoming magnanimity, voted that Manchester should have, in additon to the county seat, the State Senator. During all this time, it will be
remembered, not a breath was heard of W llmington's pretensions. Rut as soon as the election was over, and their ticket successful, what do we hear? Is Manchester the favored spot Oh, no. Another string is touched, and something like this salutes the ear, from one of these promising men, and re-echoed, eulogized and declared to be the sentiments of the people of the whole county, by this fo?iftjfeniman of the Times, to wit: "That no man of common sense ever thought of locating the county seatjxt the centre hut Wilmington teas the place," Sec. Arc. Now what is the inference 1 Why, it is just what it has proved to b, that they never intended it should go to any other place than Wilmington and their disinterested zeal for the welfare of Manchester, for popularity. Are these fair and honorable "means," for promoting the public good?
From the N. O. True American, May 15. NEW-pR LEANS PRICES. Cotton according lo quality, 15 ft 22: Sugar G
a 71 ; Tobacco First quality 7 a 8 ; Second Gi a 7 Crossed 5i a G; Flour G a G4; Pork Clear .$17; MesslGl; Prime $13 a 14; Hog round G aCi Bacon llama 10c; Middlings 9 a 9 ; Shoulders 7 a 7S ; Hog Round 8J ; a 9; Lard 7 a 8; Whiskey 37 a 42; Bagging Western 33 a 10; Molasses 27 a 28. MARRIED On the 3d inst. by E. W. Jackson, Esq. Mr. Silas Newlin to Miss Eleanor Bi.asoel, daughter of Jonathan Blasdel both of Miller township.
Annual Election? To be held on the 1st Monday in August.) For Congress 4th district, JAMES D. COBB, , AMOS LAXE,
GEORGE H. DUJW. For Recorder Dearborn County. THOMAS PALMER. Z. T. PERCIVAL. ASA SMITH, P. L. TANNER, ALEX. II. DILL. EWD. S. BUSH County Commissioner Is District.
SAMUEL JELLY.
MEW 63OBS, THE subscribers are receiving from New York and Philadelphia, a general assortment of ry Goods, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, BONNETS, BOOKS, &c. S, c. Which they will sell low and on accomodating term.
JN. Jc U. SfAIllv. May 9, 1835. 17-tf
JOHNtNEAL.
NOTICE. WILL bo sold on Saturday, the 20th day of June, at the late residence of James Leonard, in Law
renccburgh, all the personal property of the lata James M. Brasher, dee'd ; consisting of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, all of good quality and in good order. Also, 2 GOOD HORSES, belonging to said estate.
1 erms made known at the time and place of sale.
AMELIA BRASHER,
JDessoSutioii oia Pai'tticrship.
HE partnership heretofore existing between tho un
dersigned in the Grocery and linnin business, lias
been dissolved by mutual consei t 1 hose indebted to said firm, by book account or note, will do well to call and settle without dely with Daniel '. Bedford, who is author
ized to settle the concern. Those who neglect this notice,
must expect to be put to cost. JOliiN HOOD, DAN'L E. BEDFORD. April 1, 1835. U-tf. The Grocery SEorc, -wr-wnn'nniiT.VM'in v . t VI c m r- 1
n m Cjtiijivjx viivij Kept oy saiu nrin, win m luture in:
J2.J3L conducted by the undersigned, at the old stand,
whose intention it is to keep on hand a general assort
ment of articles in his line. ( ld customers, and the public
generally, are invited to give him a call m the way ot bu5i
ness. JJ-V-N'-U tu. lilUi Uiil). April 1, 1835. 1-tf.
MMwU of 'lCO.V for sale
9
Lairrenecburgh, April 9, 1S35.
by
13-tf
IRISH POTAT02S!
BUMILLS very superior potatoes, lor sum-
mer use or planting, jiist receiver! lioui u ct-
ern l enusyivatua, and lor sale iy i. i. ii.iinuii,
May 15, 1835. iu-3w
k . . ...
given, that tne luuu-rMguca n;tri ui.cn out i -i-
huiuistrution on the est i'e ot l.vvAb I ld.-
lilS, lute of Dcaihoru county, Indian , dcr;iMd : u!l pi i -sous indebted to the said estate au iv;uc:tcd to make immediate payment; and thos? having cl.unij again.-1 tlm same, ar notified t piCM-ut them duly nullum fitted 1-n" srttlv-meut. The estate iampposcd to br iosolvtat. JOHN B. CLARK, .Idni.
Manchester, May 18th, 1
35.
VJ-'Jvt
0
Frost,
fsHTST arrived., and for s;ile, a quality of IRON v NAILS, and American JUJSTEJl S'IBBL. CEO. V LANE, &.('. April 9, 1835. 13-tf.
FfJplIIE subscribers have on hand a quantity ot'su--S. porior rectified whiskey, which they will tell by the barrel ou accommodatii terms. N. & 11. NIWUKS. May 1, 1S34. l(i
?iic;EiJtiESfr;if.
FHv'"' Subsenher have a qu:mi!t-
JS Mncvrrci lor saio. May 22, lb 35.
J. r.
cf N,-i. r: J Dl'.N.N r... JJ tf.
MOTIC
R. J. II. BIJOWEB, bus rctuim
buri'h. and in connection v. hh Dr.
lifers his professional services to the t ili.ens and Boon counties. They may nt all times
their ofaco on High street, adjuiui-ij- Jude Dnu's r
(!ence. May -J5, 1835.
I ti Lawrencei:. ;.iok'(;.v:;.
of 1 i-arli';r:i ' 0 fullild. lit
7
NEW (WODS. rpSIlE subscribers h:ivc receiv.d I'rum N,
Biiiladelnhia. a nTul olti.n nt of
vv
York an I
liladelphia, a general w olti.K
Lawrenceburgh, 1st June, 1835.
Adm?x.
21-3w
A FEW barrels Susquehannah Mess Shad, caught 10th May last. For sale by L. W. JOHNSON. June 1st, 1835. 21-
Satc of Toicn IjoIs.
3JjUBLIC notice is hereby given that by virtue of a de-
EJL cree ot the 1 rebate court ot uearbom county, iMay term, 1835,1 will expose to sale at public vendue, at or on the premises, at 12 o'clock M., on Saturday the XlUt day of June next, In lots No. 05 and No. C8, on the plat or plan of Lawrenceburgh, in the county of Dearborn, and State of Indiana ; on the following terms and conditions, to wit : one half the purchase money in hand at the time of sale, the residue in six months from that time. The deferred payment to be well secured by good personal secu
rity. 1 hese lots are sold as the property of the heirs of Daniel Ilagerrnan, dee'd; and sold for their benefit the same will be sold discharged of dower, and on the payment of the whole of the purchase money, the purchaser or purchasers, will receive a deed or deeds for the same. DANIEL S. MAJOR, Com'r. May 20th, 1835. 19-3vv FOR S.IEjM:. TP WILL sell my Bank stock, Insurance stock, and Rail V-kRoad stock, also the House and lot on the corner of High and Elm Streets, in which I now reside and 2 or 3 vacant lots. J. W. HUNTER. Lawrenceburzh, May 21, 1835. 19-tf.
Farm and Town Lets For Male. FTJ1IIE subscriber offer for Kale hi. Farm fn
the west bank of Whitewater, ten miles
ijr.'rj' irom jjawreiic'!ur;ii, on the luiu ol tae i .iial, in Whitewater Uvvndiip, Hamilton eoun-
iy, Jiiio, miles irom v inciunau unu . i - ; low Harrison, containing (J5 Acres; 35 r lei red, 7 of meadow, 2D of bottom, with a Hewed log Dwelling, and Corn houses of the same; with a good Spring (( water near the door. The land for Richners of soil is inferior to j none in the county. j
Also, Q Lots in Miamitnwn, near the end of the bndgp, witii a Frame Iioulc and kitchen, a Store Room, handsomely finished, and a good stand for a Dry (Joods Store or (Jrocery; Also, a Smith S.iop and Tools, will be sold, and it is a good situation fur a good smith, plenty of work can be bad; the Turnpike is calculated to be finished to this place this summer and fall; in the sale of the above property will be given a bargain, title iudispi. table. For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in Miamitown. N. B. Immediate possession can be had of the bouses and lots, and of the farm by baying out the crop on said place. JOHN BALDWIN. Miamitown, May 10, 1835. 20-3w
"5
S1IO
HARDWARE, CUO(:EBll BOOT BOXMITS. BOOKS, i.e. I
Which they will sell 1 vv and on a -uio.n.i!.itiiv; trrn?. WILLIAM T. i ERUS,- Co. Hartford, May 2,', D'35. "."J-tt'
JOHN K'PIE
"CTW.WIN'i resigned lu .Vice as.
.WrtiM practiru Jaw. Oukc a lVw ihoH .Market honsr, ia the roai l .iely occupied ey ( Spooner. Lawrenceburgh, April, 1'3j.
Attorm.y at Law,
ii .Iu-!"o of the Court,
In low th r.y.M'U tu I
1 C-tf-
1 Ceiv Supply W'.. . .. ' i ..
n bv
Ajuil 21, 1835.
pure and uuadvdtjrat
L. W
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15-
JUST received C hlids. Sugar, (per Steam Boat Untm: Sam,) ami for sale by N. &. O. Sl'ARKS. March 20, 1835. U,f
h y luvit mz,u yier Meam Boat Liv .Mar
ja.vx iargu supply ot Jiollcd, Hound, Smtare and Jluop
iltujy ; aiso, an assortuient of Naii.p, (Ji.vss, l i.AStiWARE. &,C J. P DUNN. iV Co.
hi.w.t.) a
11,
Ma rch 25, 1835.
11-tf.
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fro,i.iby c, t, ii.y:w i;!;;'1''
crdcr.
April 'J, 1835.
L. W. JOJLN-vJA.
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ALMys-.Conn til, articicF,) I'V April 21, 1835.
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L. V,'
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.U)iLSON. 15-
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'CANS TAB icccivcJanJIbr tal i
J.awrcjtccburfrh, Feb. 10, !'
"inFiana GAZE'rrmsii. . I'EW copies .niii uurk '.,f, ,,t! l-aJ on rcA"
liable term ly callmsut uu'.o.mv.