Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 23, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 20 June 1835 — Page 3
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
Proceedings of the meeting of delegates from various
I'Og'inThomaf .. BraclenriJg?. Miller Enoch TV. Jackson. Jackson Ban iel Taylor.
Manchester Mark JVCracken. Xelso John JMaxwell Resolved, That this Convention consider there are other interests in this county to be represented in the legisla
ture than Stephen Wood's, Davis Weaver's or the Rising
own limes' ; and that this Convention believe our late representatives did little else than obey their mandates. Resolved, That the vote be taken on the preamble and to each of said resolutions separately. ' The question recurring on the preamble, it was agreed to Unanimously. . ; The 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th resolutions were then adopted
unauimously. ' . 4 . : On the adoption of the 5th resolution, the vote stood 15 in favor, and 20 against it : so it was not adopted. -, ' ; ; Resolved, That the Editors of the" Palladium and Rising Sun Times be requested to publish these proceedings. Resolved, That this Convention adjourn, sine die. 'WALTER' ARMSTRONG, Preset.
V ARREN TeEDS, Robert Rowe, jr. Enoch W. Jackson Luther Plummeh,
V. IT. Harding,
J as. D. Gedner,?- Secretaries
John P. Dunn,
townships in Dearborn county, in convention assembled,
-.tauijr lu .puunc notice, at unver iieustis, J-.sq. in Manchester township, on Monday the 15th June, 1835, .'Or the purpose of nominating candidates who would represent the whole county in the next legislature. ' Walter Armstrong, Esq. was appointed President; Luther Plumper, Robert Rowe, jr. . Enoch W ."Jackson, and Warren Tebbs, Esqrs. Vice Presidents; and Dr. M. II. Harding, J ames D. Gedney, and John P. Dunn, Secretaries. - The following d?legat3S were present and took their seats v-i the Convention, viz : From I nwrenefbureh torns?ihW . Armrnn. T
Protzman, Jarb Dennis, John P. Dunn, J. C. Cloud,
.uiauam a ems, jt. iird, and Samuel Evans. Logan Geo. Arnoia, y. Tcbbsa Charles Jolly, G. W. Bowlby, Geo. Yv -Shane Isaac Southard, and James Kelso. ' Jackson Isaac Johnson and William White. . . JIlanfAejer-William Dils, Beoj. Sylvester, A. L. Bai57' ,t F MlUlkaa Luther Plummer, Jacob Fielding, and M. II. Harding. Kelso Robert Rowe, jr. J. D. Gednev, John Maxwell, Antnony McGintby, and W. S. Ward. " . Miller Milton Gregg, E. W. Jackson, Jonathan Blasdcl, John Cozine,R. C.Jackson, and Reuben Grovvin. Resolved, That the president explain the object of this Convention; which was done in a clear and suitable manner, when, on motion of Mr. Elasdel, it was Resolved, That the six townshins. represented - in this
Convention, he divided into three districts; and that each district nominate to this Convention a candidate within that district for representative : whereupon, the chair apr?j:::lri Jtin!" P. Hillien, George Arnold, Robert Rowe jr., John P. Dunn, Jonathan Blasdel, and W. White, a CCrr,;;;;ttee to said division; who, after retiring, re.j ' i j 'Umoi Wanrhcster and Jackson
ricu a5", Tv-, -M. Terence We a7? requested to say that Henry Walker will be run to compose 1st district; Logan and &ejsq d, irence-; "Ci11- . . i J . ... burgh and Miller 3d. i for gool Commissioner, at the nins flection to fill
Resolved, That the delegates of each district retire and the vacancy occasioned dv me .u. ,
ivcnicntway of settling the matter much ca.ier than re-: Ipellingthe charges by arguments or facts. Its peculiar to j his nature xndenv every thir.ir and we would nn t,n it
otherwise for we look upon At j testimony to a statement! as the worst evidence of its truth. !
Annual Election, (To he held on the 1st .'hnday in August.) For Congress Uh district.
AMOS LAXE,
A meeting of all who are interested in imorov in tl, JAh rS 1J. CO??,
condition of the BIG HILL, on the Indiananoli tnt. GEORGE II. JDlAlV.
Koad, is requested to be held at Mr. r itch's Hotel, in pOR PaX0UIr.R I)r vt-- rnrvrv
THO.MAS PALMER.
Lawrenetburgh, on Saturday 23th inst. to devise wavs
and means for its accomplishment. A reneral and punc- t -j o oti ttf tual attendance is expeected. MANY CITIZENS. j ,S i
June JlJ,
Vice Presidents.
The Charmed Warriors. Wlion the Cosaicks were at Dresden, in 1813, one of them clianced to hear a youn lady of respectable family plying on
the paino forte and singing: as if enchanted, he followed the mellodious sounds, pursued his way up stairs, from room, to room, and after traversing several opirtmenls, discovered the right one. Ila
entered, and stood behind the lonely musician, who half dead with fear, on perceiving the figure of her martial visiter, in a minor, would naturally lwve run away. Ha detained her. and, in unintelligible language, but with friendly gestures, begged for Do Capo; and without ceremony fetched his comrades out of the street. The music soon rthxed
the joints of the bearded warriors, and in a
Z. T. PERCIVAL P. T.1VV!?.
ILEX. II. DILL. Elm st nrTvir
County Commissioner Uf Dhtrlct JOILV .VEAL. Apsoci.vtk JtDc.r.
! ALFRED J. COTTON.
gressional district, anny find it nro :.... :1 i,,r':iiii. title indisput-vblp. Tor
the days and at the place, herein- j further naiticula'rs, inuuire of the subscriber in Miami it will aiiord linn the most unfeii. ,. ..
A CARD. Mr. Lane will b? pleaFcd to see as many of his follow
citizens of the 4th Congressional
convenient to attend on after mentioned ; when
cd satisfaction, to give them a brief and unvarnished hi
tory of thelast Congress in relation to the interesting and a!! exciting subjects discussed and his opinions on the several questions which in all hamuli probability will have to be definitely acted upon by the next Congress question? of a more grave and awakening interest than have ever Li-en presented to an American Coiv-re-s -tjue fetions upon a just
xcd and correct decision of tvhicli depend the iUd.il. ty of the few Union, the liberty of the people, the independence and
ear." Av.rar. r.vx'r r.'i ;?-V'".' .i ti.j.wm
Farm and lncn Lot For SkIc.
t JiHE fub.scribcr offers for sale hit Farm tnt
JLL the west bank of Whitewater, ten mile from LawreneebursS on the line of the Canal, in Whitewater township, Hamilton rounty, hio, ',0 miles from Cincinnati anl .'l be-
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i low jictiii"ii, i'uianuii5 -crc; cjeircn, i oi ImeaJow, iJO of bottom, with a Hewed loj Dvvi lliiiK, and Corn houses of t'.e rimej with a good Spring of water near the door. The laud fr Ilichnt nf od ii inferior to j none in thecoma;:. ' Also, Q i Mbiiiito-yn, near the end of the bridje, 'j with a Frame Invisf ntvl kitchen, a Store Uoom, hand- ; somely finished, and a good tu.nvl for a Dry (Jo'xlt Store lor llrocerv: Also, a Smith Shop mid Todls, win be ohl.
and it is a ?)J i!ttia:on xor a gooi ,imn, jut-iuy or worn can be had ; the Turnpike calculated to be finished to thi place thl summer and fall; in the sale of the at
N. H. Immediate pose?;s.o;i can bo had of the home and lots, and of the farm by baying out the crop gu said
Saturday Mornisis, June SO.
moments they struck up a sprightly Cossack dance, I ProsPe'"y.01 tne tanner, the mechanic ar.u iatonng nian-
in the best room in the house Th trembl'lV : eatranon oi t.ie rising generation, the elevation o: t, KK.i . -ii t- 1 ' Poor ma'i fri a tenant to a freeholder, and from deiiciu
?mu i, i , - . ",.u 4 Pe to all tue blessings ct domestic happiness, to wit: fctrensth that her huers tX);ht not refuse to perform Wvnv st.-v,!., 1 1 Iw,.. t....
.ie
place.
Miamhown, May 1C, 1833.
JOHN" DALDV.'IX.
Patriot IMondev
select their candidate ; which, after a short time, was done : La-vrenrebuigh and Miller presenting Milton Gregg, T.sq. as their candidate ; Logan and Kelso, Warren Tebbs, Esq; and Manchester and Jackson, James P. JMilliken. The Convention accepted the nomination from the districts; and thereupon it was unanimously Resolved, That this Convention recommend to the people of the county of Dearborn, MILTON GREGG, WARREN TEBBS and JAMES P. MILLIKEN, as suitable men to represent this county in the next legislature. On motion of J. P. Dunn, Resolved, That the chair nominate two persons from each townships to draft resolutions, expressive of the views of this Convention : whereupon, A. L. Baily and Luther
i hnnmer. of Juanchsster : Robert Howe. tr. and W .
er, Esq.
The Times says Col. P. James is not a candidate for associate judge. His name was announced without his knowledge or consent.
do
..Ioore's Hill, Dearlorn countv, Tuesday 23d do S. S. Hardin's Store, Ripley co. Wednesday L'lth do John Sum-nan's, Esq. Thursday - - "th do
Darnel I aylor's, ork Rid-e, D. C. Friday 2Cth do
lturdav "i th do
y M.) t)th do
The time for receiving proposals for constructing a portion of the rail road at this place has teen extended to next Saturday. See notice.
The report has been current in this place for "a day or two past, that the Cholera has made its appearance in Madison, and carried off a number of victims. We have
but
heard the names of some, said to have fallen by it,
Ward, of Kelso ; E. W. Jackson and Jonathan Elasdel, of suspecting the authenticity of common report in such matMiller; John P. Dunn and Jesse Laird, of Lawrence- j ters, we decline naming any one.
burgh; George Arnold and Charles Jolly, of Logan; V . White and Isaac Johnson, of Jackson, were appointed I
eaid committee; who, after rtaing, reported th
preamble and resolutions:
their omce at tins critical juncture. She returned
sincere thanks to Heaven when the dance was over; inu ";v-"3 not a little surprised, when one of the delighted pLM.r--, ' with the most cordial gesl. -j .." 1 ' rt thn nifir.- frrto It
.i - ; it. thrt l,iUcr Heustis'i. .laiichrsi-r, Saturday was to no purpose tint the young iaUj rCiu5?-.t it, tne ;,icKiuvie.s Cro,s Konjs M(mrjay ,vi ?
7 o
money, which the fair owner
serve with care, as a memorial of
eirzs.rd music from the Oe?ito cf Asia. ! Mount 'arm-1 Tuesday
I Fairfield Wednesday Or c . .i i Bloomimr (Jrove Thursday utragcous. On Saturday evonms the unvcrs Sumnicret Fr:t,ay
ot the stages Iclcgraph and Good Intent, carne i James IlalseyV, Esq.L-tipps Hill, Saturday
STRAYED aROM the ssibcriber about the 7t'. of May la-t, A MILVH t'Ojr,wi;li deep lUid and red lace, whit? belly and white line bark, horns nuito crooked and
j. I bored, a small point wawed kT; has an under bittaVeu
out ot, it is believed, the nht ear, and a crop off of tho other; supposed to bs $ or 10 year old about a common
size niut hae a yniij calf uli her or has lot ir.
Any
or gic
- -- r- - - w -v person who will return paid Cow und Clf, if alive, information of her, shall be liberallr reu 'nld.
DAVID
Lawrcnct bur;'i, June ."th, 18. '!.".
.SPRINGER.
Ji-:t
tnem tne piece Ci j IJyhble's Cross Roads (same dav at 1 P. M.) iJ'Jth do will doubtless pre- j Homiday's, Lo-an tow nship, D.C. Tuesday Oih do iftlie lover of dan- New Trenton, rrankliu co. .Monday - " CthJuly
i r.i o i
ct!i tlo i!th do lOih do lltli do
into town together runmg a race. I he 1 clegraph ; Chrsburgh, Decatur coui.ty, Mmriiy l.ith do
sirucK I no irst n u on i ne corner oi ;rrm aiil-v 1 imaiTit.:" v j
i r , , i , ..it- i i . . " Mil-ov iVimo i lY at I o 'clock P. M.) 14th c. and W .()(.! street, a iul unset t.ie Onod Intriit itn- ,'u o vs,li , uw...-!,. i-n, i- . , r ,,i , iPI r n Moscow, Rush cour.tv, eu..eJay K.tluM rnj-diotely aflerwanls hroko down. i hey were full St Om.-r, Decatur coun-,-, Thursilay lfth do jf nassen'Tpris. al! in tli.i Tt lorapii wei'i; iniorcd t xT.,iu.. t;..i.,.. p,;.)n 17t!i do
- I T " " - - . r - - j - j i..njiwnw,u muity 'juiiii. i uvuii
TAKEN VP BY Aaron Cuhvr of D. lawaie Township. Ripley Countv, Indiana, a daik buy Mare, with a black mane mi l tail; kw heavy hoofs, an; earontly s mewhat cre.ssfallcn; a fiua'.l hv'ar on the left hmmtr'.ns. Appraised t" fifty dollars, by
Levi P.ro.l ar,this, lClh day ol 'May 1K.1..
A true co:y from mv l.tr;iy lok. ii. i'isiii:r, j. r. r.. s. Miy lth, ID 3w
-flu
M"o'ton Cr:iii u
However willin; we might be, upon ordinary occasions,
that the voters of this county should selectmen to serve them in the various situations and duties prescribed by our laws, with their minds free and unbiased by any other objects, save the public good ; still a state of things some times happens, when we must lay aside our prefcrances for men; yea, when we must burst asunder the mostf sacred ties of friendship and fix our eyes directly and steadily upon things as they really are upon measures upon principles upon the public interest. And in times like these,
'too, our citizens might still be left to vote their own choice, . without any effort being mad? to induce them to support particular men, were they left alone by all parties : for ice Jinnlif believe in the doctrine, that ''let the people alone and they trill do right.'" But w henever in any county, state, or country, a few designing men league together for Ihe purpose of effecting some particular object, which may advance their own interest, (in opposition to the public good,) by increasing their wealth, and who resort t3 every kind oi inlrigvc, stratagem and misrcpreseT.ta.iicn, '.o deceive and g'dl the unsuspecting public, it is not only the duty of every man to vote for men who will defeat the object of those men, but it is an obligation he owes to himself ; to the public and to his children, who are hereafter to be aiTected by these things, to use every effort to secure the election of men who will serve all fathfully, impartially, nnd rescue the control of public affairs from the hands of the designing and intriguing few. Such a crsis, we believe, we have now reached in the local politics of our county. A time which loudly calls upon eaeh man to seize every opportunity make-use of every exertion w hich ordinary affairs would not require, to elect men to the next legislature who will legislate for the people for the public good ; and not for the aggrandizement of any one particular spot, nor for any particular set of men. A time which calls upon every man to lay aside partiality for friends, neighbors, and political partizans, and cast his vote for him who will go for the people, and for
the whole county. A time which calls upon the people to rise in the greatness of their strength, to let their voice be heard, in one loud, long deafening pea!, beneath which the hopes of the petty intriguers must quail. A time to assert their rights and demand that their interest generally shall be attended , regardless of any particular tiff let theivi be whom they may that the scheme for locating the seat of justice at the town of Wilmington, was gotten up, carried forward, and accomplished by the management, intrigue and misrepresentations of a few men, for selfish, interested motives, we think, cannot for a moment be doubted ; and that the people were most grossly and outrageously deceived in voting, at the late election, when they supposed a fair expression of the will of the people would be taken ; and that in voting for a removal, the claims of all points would be listened to. That they were not voting directly for locating the county seat at Wilmington, is also very evident. That there w as not general satisfaction withtha count)' seat at Lawrenceburgh we admit; but that there is now a general dissatisfaction with the location at Wilmington, must also be readily admitted, since that place possesses fewer advantages suitable for a county seat, than any other of the points w hich have presented their claims for consideration. With the?e view s we shall feel bound to vote for men, at the coming election, in whom we can confide ; who will exert themselves in the legislature to have a relocation of our seat of justice, that the question may be fairly, impartially and finally settled. That a majority of the free and inde
pendent voters of Uiis county maybe heard and regarded
and that the rights ot the
for the gratification and interest
Resolved, That this Convention believe that a majority
of the late commissioners, appointed to relocata the county' seat of this countv, were influenced by statements and
i'tfc. Times.
tilths 16th proximo, and chargo to .Mr. Lane
e give to-day the proceedings of the. convention held J .. -.,,.. . ,., fr-7-Vdhor wlthm this Wr.slonal
'11.nt-ir.nv t..,l- 1 A . I IlltlU llWO.ii. 1J "11 1,1111 1 - k I v-4 I. II I t V 11 llxl I V IWWUIVJ - w v
at .aa..miei, un iuuuuay iai, u nominate cumiuiC& , ' . I ease miblUIi the abovo fomitf.n- as the dat.-s exinre) uit
. : ; . t i , ' i-Un no inf rtir.it lmnisf i,r iwh . nne . v
gentlemen selected, and who will form what is called the upper ticket, in reference to the county seat question, we feel free to sav are men in whose hands the interests of the
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U'liole countv may salely be confided; and who, it eiec- wj(irra'r3. v e have ra:
ted, will be fully able to do honor to themselves and the ob
rlistrirt thev rpnrespnt in the councils of the stati!. I than
j i The friends of the late location of the county seat, meet to-day at Wilmington, to form a ticket for representatives,
JJti iCUi lJ 8U3iUlll tilU v4 luai .'iviu I.KJ oval j.
f eoro f. IL
to Tin: ruHLic.
Dtjw w-iil attend as man oftV. appo'nt-
ill
rvationsoi this all-engrossing and all-important subject i mcnts made by Mr. Lane as the health of hi family will i tlie following remarks of Mrs. Child, which we urge 1 permit, and as Mr. Lane has set his appointm.-nts motly 1 the consideration of the sons and daughters of this ! for 4 o'clock P. M. when there will not be sa'Yiciejvt time
justice, in opposition to au others.
The result of their
deliberations will be given in our next.
A meeting of those friendly to, and willing to assist in, bettering the condition of the road up the river hill, in the direction of Manchester, is called for the !7ui inst. The liberal and public spirited in and out of to vn, interested in the improvement of this road, should lend a helping hand to put it in passable order it's not so now.
upon me consideration ot tne sons ana uaugnters oi mis ! ior 4 o ciock. l . i. when there will not lie sa'uciejvt time
world, who, by paying attention to them, may pornaps es- lor any person to address the people after Mr. L:r.e concape much misery to themselves, and be spared the infliction j eludes; there-fore Mr. Dunn v ill address hs fdlow ciaof it upon others. "I never knew a marriage expresdy for i zens at I o'clock l M. on thoedays and places where Mr. money, th it did not end unhappily. Yet managing moth- I Lane's address is to b;; at t 1. M. ; and when M--. Lf.-'.e ers &, heartk-ss daughters are continually playing the same speaks at 11 o'clock, Mr. Dunn will imr.i sliat.dv follow
unlucky game. I believe that men more frequently marry i him. The place? and times will b, as fo'dows:
lfth do jflavlj' siibM-nbei'S re recening from .New 1 oik and Di-H"'t will' J"- I'h'da.h. lihia, a general assoil.nent
livy Goods - Hi:invAun.iiu)(:r.tnr,iK)oT.s,siior, RO.WVETS, rOUKS, J,r. be Whirh thi-y w ill :el! low and on accomodating term. MayD,ia.r. u' rifrnr. mnhers-of the r.urlhi:t'n Lodg-have resolved t-i fl ctdtb'iue tb.e in ling Anniver. ary of St. John, which takes plare on the rjlih of Jnu' n-t, l Hurlmgton, Hoon count-, K'v. Ths ivig'iboring Lodges, tog.-thi T w itli all
tr insi: nt brt-thri-n in this or the adjo-nm-r Myites arc lnvi-
atTdav
Vevav,
Patriot, do Mondiy
oore's Hill, Dearborn co. Tuesday
JlTiss
Perry across the Ohio. We should do injustice to o jr own'. feelings and the interests of our thriving town, were we to omit to notice, in the most complimentary manner, the spirited exertions made by our late fellow citizen, (Capt. T. Porter, now of Kentucky,) in the establishment of a splendid capacious tlOItSE BOAT at the Ferry opposite to this place. The want of such means of conveyance across the Ohio at this point, has been seriously felt by the travelling public, as well as by our own citizens; aid now that it has been put in operation, in good style,
ai a heavy expense to the proprietor, we consider it due to him, and to those who may be interested in so valuable an improvement, to bespeak for it the encouragement due to so praise-worthy an effort to serve the public. Travel
lers, movers, and others, passing from the interior cf Ken- FIT1 tucky ("say Frankfort or Lexington"! towards Indianano- H
for love than women, because they have a free choice. I
am afraid to conjecture how large a portion of women marry because they think they shall not have a better offr,
and dread being dependent. Such marriages, no doubt, S. S. Hardin's store, liirley co. Wed'y sometimes prove tolerably comfortable, but a great number John Sunman's do "Thursday would be far happier single. If I may judg3 from nvy own i Daniel Taylor's, Dcavb. co. Friday"
c-Dservation ot such matters, marrying ior a home is a most ; Uliver I leusti
Uo
tiresome way of getting a living."
Mary Jane Schlrgel, a youn ludv of four- 1
teen, of Washington, Pa., who was on a visit at j Pittsburg1, recently came to a most etidden death hy ; playfully descending a hill without checking her j speed. Before reaching the base her motion bpcame fearfully rapid, and sd.e was violently preci
pitated agiins-t a bank of clay, fracturing her skull i WilliaumoA n, Hush co
so that she died in a fjv minutes. i -dsoo.v, do
c-t. Ornr, 3---fjr co
lis and north, in this State, would, no doubt, find the rouie by this place the best and most direct they could take : and we feel assured that no exertions will be spared at the ferry here, to give them a safe, speedy, cheap and pleasant conveyance across the Ohio river at all times.
We would take it as a favor, were the Editors of the j papers at Indianapolis, Lafayette and Terrehaute, Ind , i
hix'i I' ramviort and Lexington, Ky. to notice the abne in
Office of the Lawrencf.bcugii Insi-rasce Company.
IE Stockholders of said Company are required to
pay taa interest on their
vious to tha 2-th day of June, instant. !!v order of the Board. ' II. S. RUSH, iVo'i.
10, 1835. 23-tf
-atu rdav
.M'iiinzies cross uoacs .lomby : Ilomiday's, D. C. Tuesday Ne .v Trent'!-, FranliKn co. ?Io:i !a' Mount Carmel, do Tuesday Fairfield, do Wednesday Blooming G rove, do Thursday Suiuciset d' Friday
J.v.nes Ual-ey's, Siipp's II iP, Saturday do Clarksburu-!, Decatur co. Monday do
Tuesday do
i cuiioc.l-iy Thursday-
do do do do do d do do do do do do do do
2 ) Ju.ie i ted to attend,
23 do I
LM do 2" do 2Z 1
Friday
Snprda'y
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M.iy IPih
JOHNSON lfADLt:V,
THOMAS i:i:i;D, CommiCc W. V. I'LDIilDOr, of arrange-OAIUUr-L TANDY, mint. .TO.i:PlI ll.MFIiDOCK J ::. 19-3w
accommodation notes nrc- san.e days t-at
Kapo'eon, liiplcy co. Versailles, do
?Ir. Lar.e havir-' apTn"ntm'-nts for thi mornings of t'e.e
io sp aics at J aekson il'e, I limb.e's (. ro-;
Roads, and Milroy, Mr. Dunii pfcsui'ie he will not b able to r.-ach those olaces in time to address the ckuens; he ihere-
Sulc of Household and Kitchen FURNITURE.
SWILL offer fr sale (on a credit of six months for all sums over three dollars) at my present residence in ! Lawreivjeburji, on Sultirday the :27th inst. my household j and kitchen lun.iture, conit;ig of bed?, bedsteads, and bedding; t iblos, ch iirs, cupboard, i hes, trunks, and a va
riety of kitchen furniture also a pair of second hand harness and will sell at the same time (if not preioudy sold) ' f"" v.ni ndb h cow, near calvins : 'l .JU'd pound of hams and inlnimi u... , t iKm of rtrst rate lard. EDWAliD S. DUSII. June l?th, ISoo. 2i-ta
Lawrenceburgh, June
lor.
begs
he favor of their -atte:vla;i. c at those places as
lOiiiW
To Siostc Masons V Others. JTAT1D proposals will be received at the office
Jacksonville, Svvit. co. Mondny.-!. o'tdoek P. , Iltibble's Cros Ro.i,!s, Tliarsd.iy d Oi o. ,. i.
noncr in liawrenccburdi, until S:-t.i;d.
such way as may best suit their views, and aid the object i u 1:'4t:mN rr tho deliven of CO') perch of stone at j
m view.
Slorr.i. This place and vicinity were visited on Thursday night last, by a violent rain storm, which continued, with slight abatement, until about 7 o'clock yesterday morning, accompanied by vivid, sharp lightning cr.d a constant roar of thunder. Directl y after day light, a tremendous concussion took place. x. heavy charge of electric fluid descended upon the cupoln of Mr. Hunt's tavern house, in this place, which it demolished, throwing the timbers about the streets to a great distance. After tearing away the cupalo (L or 20 feet high) even to the roof, the fluid diverged at the comb a portion taking down the rafters on either side of the roof to the eves, w hence it seemed to pass laterally along the gutters some GO or 70 feet until it reached the tin conductors, and thence to the ground. The di vision that took the south-west side of the roof, was by far the heaviest, as it tore the rafters, sheeting, shingles and cornice very much, while on the other side the j
damage was not so great. The conductors on both sides j of the house were burst in holes, and a portion of th? one I
many may not be trampbed upon j in fr?nt entirely fused, or blown away. No lives were j sterest of the few. Therefore, lost, nor pcrsonaHnjury sustained, notwithstanding some
l-icisuna t:c in we louius on me ou story, immediately i
over which the lightning passed, bursting off he latu: and strewing the plastering over the bfeds In a way not at all comfortable to the occupants. The smoke occasioned by-the piFsmg fluid, and dust raised by the falling fragments, induced a belief at first, that the house was on fire, and no little bustle ensued; but upon a more close inspection it was discovered that, no reid cause for such alarm existed.
the Por.d Gut, betweeen the Old and Xew towns of Law.
roneeburgh, suitable for building the culvert under the Hail i j Road at that place. ALSO, proposal for the building of '
the said culvert, in the maimer proposed in the soecilica- j tions to be seen at the office. j
mc time ior rectnmg proposals for excavation and embankment will be extended to the ;.'7th in-uut. WM. Ii. EWING, CK: June 18th, 183.5. o-tf
27 Jul-, do
r-'-aturday do 1 Aug.
Mr. Dunn wi!J, also, i KJres.as many of his f. l'o v cuizensaswill favor him with their atten la. ice at the Adlort -
iiv places: Diisijorough, Db'r. co. Saturday 11 o'clock A. M
Hart
oiu, si tne iav
4 P. M
25 July. do
Mocnt St riing, SwitJ. ro. Monday 11 . TvL Buriirgtou, lus!i co. We Inesday 1 P. M.
Vienna do. Thursday 1 I . M.
27 d o 2!) d'
3!) d )
JProbnlc Court. Abraham I). Sncll J'crsns Illiabith Pnell (widow of John -u' I1, dee'd) Isaac thi dl, (leorge Snell, Jlenry Snell, Marg-irot Di-'keroii, Jolm Dickcrson (hrr hubniul,') Ilan-
mhJane 1'ieeman and Naac Freeman (her husband) MaI ria Darling and (ieorge Darling (!a r lm!tand,) and John ; Snell, Alexander Sued, Janus Suell, William t'ovll ami Ccore l:r.c!l w!io are miiur--, and Robert Rowe jun. their inartlia:?, f rpAKlimtirr, that Kh:dl, n. Wednesday the third day Jl. of the next t'-nn of t!je Pribitc Court of Dearborn comity, tv be Jiohli n on the second Monday of August next, apply to t;r sai l court to appoint commissioners' t
divide u 1 s't lf to ine in severalty, ny i-hare ; the lit irs u( John Sncll, dec aed: in the folk
TV
SHALL oiler at public srue, at my house in Manches- ! ter, on 2'Jth day of June, instant, horses, cows, sheen.
liogs, farming utensils, whf at, corn, and oats on the ground ; household and kitchen furniture: and n . vnriptv of ntSer
articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 I To persons kavinuT husincss trJh t-if VotCftt O.j'cC.
o tiach. i. x. xicerai credit wiil U3 riven on notes
j xenna do. l nursuay I I . M. '., ; the htirs .! John Midi, lecaed; in the following real l Salem, do. Friday I P.M. di j estate, of v Irdi said John Snell die I seized, to wit: one j E. W.Jackson's Tanner's Creek, 1 P. M. 2 do t hundred aeres nil" the v.tsl hide of the houth-west quarter of C'T'The several newspapers in V.vs district w ill j.d nsc ! section t onty-three, in tow n.diip nix, of range two west; ! copythe aho.v, and contina-? the s;u:u imt'J th" eU'etior., i ;u!d itbo, i -ty-thn e a-d twenty-tight hundredths acres j (omitting dates as t!iey expire) and cha-ge the same to Mr. ! ,,f 1 iad, b-in-j the cist half of the mt'i-east nu art T of ueo-
Dunn
with approved security. ?.Ianchoster, June 18, 1835.
Towxsox D:t k f k so.
23--
NOTICE havim? husincss tr!?'t i-i
i JjTHE Patent La-v directs-, that '-every inveaor, j lbn he present his petition to th-j Secret try of St:
lion sir,,,; t'lwnsn'p t;x,oi ran; two west all in Dearbon, county, In liana. AIL'AII AM II. SN'LLL. Dew A- Si-oovi it, ill's, r Ptl, Ji n 1 .hi), ls:;5, 22-iw
NOTICE.
representations made by a canal m V llmmgion, wr.icli were not facts; and that they did not give other points a fair and impartial investigation, nor did they carry out the law in relocating it, in regard to territory r population ; and that it believes a part of them were predetermined pf pledged to locate it at Wilmington before they ever viewed other points. Resolved, That this Convention view the course pursued by James Walker, .V. . Torbct and Thomas Howard, late representatives of this county in the Stats legislature, as sclrlsh, onesided, illiberal and rnjust; and that their officiousness in prejudicing the commissioners, appointed to Telocate the county seat of this county, against every point bat Wilmington, deserves the condemnation of all good citizens. Resolved, That a committee of vigilance be and is hereby appointed in each township, whose duty it shall be to attend at the polls and see that tickets are furnished and every thing necrsrary provided, for a fair and honorable expression of the people's wishes, in reference to the seat of justice : whereupon tha following gentlemen were appointed that committee: Jackson township Daniel Taylor, Abraham
&.oioarer, j.zeaei 1'edigrtw, Jacob V. Lawrence. ! V W - aw -mm "I
join ingic, Isaac Johnson, and Wm. White. Miller Ambrose Blasdel, Reuben C. Jackson, John Prazicr, Robert Hargct, John Ewbank, S. II. Dotcden, JMahlot JUiUer, and Joseph Adams. Lawrenceburgh:. G. Elder, James C. Cloud.
Henri) Farrar, David jXevifl, Z. Bedford, Harris
r itch , Isaac Prolzman. A. B
JSanks,Fra
MancI
.' t .A v x .
fWI-" S-'l'sciilicj neing desirous of quitting his b ln. consequence of ill health, offers to sell his
usmess
a-
ing in say-
Superiatendent of the Patet:t Odice; but, in futiin-.
The walls of the house were not injured. The principal loss sustained by Mr. Hunt, is in the cupola, roofing, plastering, and glass about 100 panes broken amounting in all to something like $230.
with tool; and stock on hand, lie hazards not
ing that any person wishing to engage in the business of the bw on tae Subject, and inave tn-i wa'ion, dray, nlourh. harrow makin-r. .l:c. cannot find a ' into the Trcaswy.
better situation, it beins the only shoJ" in town, close ad- i It will be a compliance with the
joininsx a lar
country a
built on a lot with fifty seven feet frontini cn one of the 1 banks, 'a lie receipts should stat3 by whom
be- :
ite.
: 'V:-.', Tying his desire of obtaining a Patent, shall pay into i the Treasury thirty dollars, and shall take duplicate re- ' iceipts; one of which he shall deliver to the Secutuy off ! State, when he presents his petition." ; i It has been the practice, in many cas-r, t s?nd tb.e i
! money above mentioned to the Secretary of State, or to all cf good quality and in good ordtr.
'STWAi be sold cm Saturday, the 2dth day of Jun
at the late residence of James Leonard, in Law
renceburgl, all t!ie personal property of the late James M. lirasher, decM ; consisting of HOUSFIIOLD AND KITCHEN 1TIRNITURIT,
Also, 2 iOOD HOUSi:S, belonging to sail estate
all applicants lor patent win conform to trie directions ot : Tetm made known at th- time raid place of sale.
AMFL1A IJIiASllLK, .'Jdnfr. Lawrepc. bur-h, 1st Jun-', lo.'i. 2l-rivv
tequil'cd poyin nts
law in th:3 respect, to
large smith's shop, and surro aided by as rich a 1 pav the money to the Treasurer of the United Slates, at is can be found on the Ohio river. Said shop is Washington, or to his credit in any oe. of the deposite
principal streets, which will make it valuable.
.. i . i . j.
payment can oe maue easv'. -' Iirst rate lourneyman
Terms of
j
lae payment i
Hale of Town JLots. jTjUBLIC notice is her; by given that by irtu:; of a uel J rrce of the Probate court of Dearborn count v, May
could nnd immediate employment and "ood waes
JOHN WVMOXD. Lawrenceburgh, June 17, 1835. 2.'1-Lv
The editor of the Tinies, after nlastcrin the citircr.s of Q-The Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette will please
this place urountifujly" with abuse, charging them with ! publish the above four wcclis succcsiively and forward hi?
raistn-; the arm of rebellion,
ne.iled his flag to the mast!
tops off by saying that he has I account to this oiuc "fFe," says he, "co for Wil- :
mmgton now we shall be for Wilmington at the eleciton, without any bargainor compromise whatever; it is just where the county seat ought to be, and where a majority will say it ought to be." May be so, friend Glenn but then you ought to consider how easy it is to be mistaken. JVc are very willing to allow that if the majority of the legal voters of the countyr
itousht to be there. Thai, however, is a matter of doubt j - , , 8 P?.or 01 dearborn county; that a plat or plan of
with many, howevor clear it may be to you ; and until the ! , ia , u";l,;S ca" seen at the Clerk's otnee in Lawrencevote is taken, it would perhaps require more, than bare as- i 1 hs erf 11 or Perso.i3 undertaking to erect said
" ""7 "o mm luiuisn uii jiiaicriais, wiin ine e.- , ception of bricks; the building to have a stone foundation; j walls of brick. Any person wishing to view the contempla-
! tea site or said hu . iot
NOT5CE To Builders, Masons, Carpenters, and all ethers. SjpUBLIC notice is hereby civen, that the undersigned
JL will meet at the court house in Lawrencebundi, at 12 i
o ciocs xu., on trie third day of July next, for the purpose
oi ten ing out, or contracting ior the erection of an Asylum
is made, and tor what object. ;
As a notice to tins effect was published on the 3d j tenr, 1S'1", I will expose to .ale at public vendue, at or on of October last, sufficient time has elapsed for it t be ; the prenrses, at 12 o'clock M., rn Saturday tht ? 20 dry known to those interested. Therefore, fees far patents ! rf Jitne next, In I ds Xo. (." mid No. (IS, on the plat or
wnicn may ue seni 10 tie rtecrttary oi .-ni'-, or rqicriu- ; pjan oi i i:v renceuurgn, in tne county oi jiearoom, aiul
tendcr.t ol latent Omce, after tie first oi May, wid ! l-ettsmed.
Fees for conies of patents, seciiications or dialing", t sale, t!ie residue? in six months from that time. The de
or for recording assi nments. should be transm tted to the feircd payment to He wed sccurcu Dy goo,i personal secu
. ' - .1,,,.,
in p.'t r, ihd '.Ttm-i i in co;n, tuivu ii v
tntu o: Indiana ; o:i the to.io-.v i i ternn and corn.tions, to it: one ba'f t!.e purchase mo:i?y in hand at the time of
S-upennte
amount to less than five ( sum will not be received.
Department of State, J
April 1, 183:
irs, as bank nct-'S under that JOHN" FORSYTH.
21 ."Jw.
nty. 1 hr se lots aie soi.i as tne property oi the heirs oi Dinitl Hagcrmcn, dee'd; and sold fur their benefit tlio same willba sold discharged of dower, nnd cn the payment' of the whole of the purchase money, the purc haser or purchairs will receive a deed or deeds for the same. DAN ILL S. .MAJOR, CWr. May 20ih, IS.1.1. V.i-'Jw
i sertion to convert thera to your faith.
Short Street Wharf
A GREEABLY ta an order of th3 Select Council of
Jithe town of Lawrenceburgh, made on the inn inst., the undersigned will c.Ter on the premises at public outcry, to the lowest bidder, on Wednesday the 1st day of July
next, at lo o'clock A. M. tue contract ur im.uu u.i , . roin:3., Saturday the 2d.'i dau of June
Sale of Real Estate,
ii'IJLIO notice is hereby given, that, by virtue of a
decree of the Probata court ot Dearborn county, 111
the State of Indiana, 1 shall expose to sale at public vi n-
i.,,,et wajoru, rrjmingtonconveiuion Astran,er' Jsaac Irvlzman, .i. B Henry, Joshua renceburgh was the only place in t l ranic TP or.cy, and Jesse Laird. recent location of the county seat ; heater William DiU,John Cundale, Sam- of the county was in favor of it.
rel JMcMullen, Daniel Hathaway, Cyrus
tMthn Shoemake, Gersham Dunn, Auram
' Ifpustis. find Israel A'ojips.
t rt o t tt .. . 1 rr.i I thins:
Liujjuu a vim o; yut, jjuciu irurrara, i nomas
The Times editor makes a dreadful flourish of trum-
I pets,"on calling on the people of the county to attend theWil-
mington convention. A stranger womd imagine that Law.
the county opposed to the
and that ail the balance
Come, my dear fellows,
m hiing, will please call on Daniel Roberts, j co:ltvact originally nship, who will show the same. Sealed j pjan lu'ay )3
is JUills, sa3s ni let's pt our shoulders manfully to the work, and ;i True, ! ve11 'cf" tne Lawrenceburghers all to nothing. We'll ') blow their rail roads and canals "sky high." This is some j thing of his manner- nnd fr.-im it nop easilv can see that
and from it one easily can see that
re
i,lu"u,c;ui lownsnip, who wiu snow tne same, eaien 'j'j,, 1(ian mav )3 seca at the olhce ol the u
i-vt-i -. I - ill i 11. tr t - -
iuuMis ye receivea at the cork's oihce , in Jjaw rence- i?n,va nn,i cnn(i cpn,. tv will be rec.uircd ol the con
burch. until the ?,d dav nf Tn1.- noyt. nf 0 nVlnrt. f it tho ! . a
w.' . . . .-' J . ' " j irueiui.
DAVID V. CULLEV, Prcs't Corp. LaicrenceLurq 22-ts.
Miort strict W hari in said town, accol(iuu,Hi.iM,, ,,,,,, , .et half of th.
entered into w it i v cu. j.;T' Rn,lt!l rf ,(niartl.r of section Xo. 11. in townshin So. 5. tf
at tne omce oi trie unu-ersiin.-u.
. hp K l.nrlnl K T . U.-
nr r l-n;,Tr lr. r .n.. r . " "sw.u, ixic ueume Oi tne county wui vois iu a.11 e
SoarJ, ,rr,i,f,on S.Une a,ul Hugh .vdur,. i fl ZSXT 1U Keiso John Lucis, Andrew Anderson, John l say?, to be sare. he U fnr v:-in,;nnn nminSt nil nointc-
Vaxccll, Robert Iluwe, jr. Cornelius Rowe, James hut he is not w illing, if he canhelo it to rest the issue there
I). Itedr.cy, run. Hard, Jacob .Mason, and ?J mheT question must be lued in to help along to j
erection of said building; at which place, any required in-
luimauuu w 111 ue given relative to tne same. CHARLES DASHIELL, Two of the GEORGE ARNOLD, $ Com. D. C. June 17, 1835. 23-3w
Jnne 13, 1S35.
IS aeon 9 Ijisrd &e. j, HE subscribers have a supply of the above articles A for sale. J. p. DUNN & Co.
March 2o,
1335.
1 1-tf.
Th mis Sla ck. f nend
Rtr.ohed, That a central committee, of one fro
U - t-o . e think the voters of the county will see thro'
rom each I tr!!S 1,i:r?-r ai tinc?- and when they come up t ppoiated, i vote their sent"!'Cn?s on the county seat qui nay occur 1 ,)e s-ttIed ad taen the others will come uo
township represented in this Convention, be apn.
who shall have power to fill any vacancies that may
in th nnmin.3.-l li.-l-sf. and M 1 1 n-i. di'tv itclnll hn . merits.
cue and furnish the vigilance committee with tickets ard j ... , ,, ,..
c,"f inmg proper ior tne success 01 our newt. The Tim r. nnr
1 J- "luui.o ICl'tlll
A f,.-.r..,:..(T"i- n ' "-J
to the polls will & vvuuu vui ii;il rromissory jolcs or r
L-- u ucatiy jirinieu anu ior saJ3 at tii! cnice
g. Harding & I19nt. Johnson, ATTO.HN1ES AV1 COUNS E I.I.OB S AT LAW,
.VYING assisted themselves, m their aforesaid : profession, will attend to all business in the Circuit ;
Court of Dearborn county, which may hereafter be entrust- ; ed to them. Mr. Johnson, can be consulted athisonice in Manchester, unless absent on professional business. Mr. ' Harding can be found at his rrsidenc", in l'ranklint'm, I
SOU l.l l.llMltlIlvX Ji t-l IIUM U. II, Ml li I . 11 Mil II ,IU,
J range No. 2 we?t, in the county of Dearborn, containing
, 1.) and a halt acres of land, belonging to the Jours ot.'tnnt i luce, deceased; and sold for their benef t, 0.1 the lollop -; ing terms and conditions, to wit: one fourth of the purchase money in hand at the time of rile, one fourth thereof in six months, one fourth thereof in twelve months, tin I
the residue in eighteen inonthi Iroin tne ;ay 01 eaie. 1 uw deferred pavm-nt ta be well secured by Rood personal security; on the final pavmeut of all the purchase money, an ind simtable title w id be m '. w the i'J'rchaser. --j WILLIAM DILS, C.omV. May 30th, 135. l'.)-lv
cuestion. let it
on their own
f "v" , "yi-"- conm-.itce : ?1Jed by it 3nd others in &ttect;n Li'.rrcncehnrr-i tr-v.-hi-..-)?' P. n-m - . cu:"-
O s mm.. v r ' . m. . r ; . 1 1 ,
tne
e to the course pur-
late locatioi of the
county seat, is a tissue oCfhoo is." Tliis is a very coa-
r? fjf
Sal, (Something Superior.)
Ripley co., In 1. to.
1335.
All business shall be promptly attended '
A TEW barrels Susipu hannah Mtis ShaJ.'caught :
Va. M!y lA?t. Ior Kile by
4
New Vclunhle Works.
June Jet, I ".'j.
L. W. JOHNSJN
ALarce supnlv of the above article corstantly kept by j TTUST received and far sale at this or.ee a iVw copu s of S A2.T. 350 hrnhvuy Sit.ml" f " the subscribers, at the cast corner of Mai-- and t-hoit JP a new and compile map of the OHIO KI V Ell ; the ! 50 ir,:.yf!:.TTi streets. J. P. DCNN, & Co. I MISSISSIPPI, from Pittsburgh to the ocean. Al; , t';e ; I or sale by (.LOlv.L Ul M,J March 25, 1-535. 11-tf. Travt!lc;-'$ Guide, a h;Shlv useful w otk. j J we 12, 1 535.