Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 24, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 27 June 1835 — Page 3

Saturday ITIorning, June 27. 0"We are requested to announce hon. Jesse L. Hoiman as a candidate for School Commissioner, at the ensuing election.

fJyThe meeting appointed to devise ways and means for improving the river hilU in the direction to Manches

ter, it should be recollected, will be held to-day, at four o'clock. . Those disposed to aid in the work named, should be punctual in their attendance at the hour of meeting. We learn from the Rising Sun Times, that the removal of the seat of justice from Lawrenceburgh, is about .to be made a matter of celebration at that place on the 4th July next. Wonder if it would not be advisable to postpone the jollity until after dog days say 2d Monday in August? We merely make the suggestion.

We understand (not having seen the proceedings) that the meeting held at Wilmington, on Saturday last, nominated Tiomas Howard, William Conaicay, and Henry IValker as candidates for representatives.

A letter to the Editor of the Globe, from New York, of

Messrs. Cclley 6c Cole: Gentlemen Will you give the following an insertion in your paper of the 27th instant, and much oblige yours, &c? Committee of Arrangements. Celebration of the 4th of July. ORDER OF THE DAY. The citizens are requested to assemble at the Court house at 9 o'clock A. M., where a procession will form in the following order: JIusic. Pretidents and Vice Presidents of the day. Orator and Reader. Chaplain. Invited Guests. Soldiers of the Revolution. Committee of Arrangements.

Ladies. Citizens and Strangers. The procession will move up Main street to Short street down Short street to the Presbyterian church, where will be performed the appropriate exercises of the day. At the conclusion of the services, the procession, observing the same order, will

march to Mr. Cable's Hotel thence to Mr. Tate's

MARRIED on the 18th inst. bvthe Rev. Mr. Ilolli-

da, Mr. Ellis W. Brown, to Miss Zerelda Shanks, all

ot tnis place.

xjilju yesterday, at trie residence oi kj. a ousey tusq., jj. sums over three dollars) at my present in this place, of consumption, Mrs. Caroline, Consort Lawrenceburgh, on Satu rday the 27th inst. of James Oliphant, of Fayette county, Pennsylvania, and kitchen furniture, consisting of beds.

aged about 23 years

the 12th instant, says Mr. Livingston has just arrived at J Ware House, where dinner will be provided for the

taat city irom r ranee.

The Cincinnati Courier has been consolidated with the

of that city, published bv J. F. Conover. Mr.

Cameron retires from the concern.

company.

wi;-

We publish to-day Mr. Van Buren's letter, accepting the nomination of the Baltimore Convention. The style and matter of the letter are such as to leave little room" to doubt the talents and tact of Mr. Van Buren as a political writer.

Annual Election, (Tb he held on the 1st Monday in August.) For Congress 1th district, JA.VES I). COBB AMOS LAA'E, GEORGE II. DCALV. For Recorder Dearborn County.

THOMAS PALMER. Z. T. PERCIVAL.

ALEX. II. HILL. EWD. S. BUSH ASA SMITH, Representatives Manchester domination, MILTOjW GREGG, JFARRE.X TEBBS, J. P. MILLIKE J IVilm ington Abwt inalio n , IIEjXRT WALKER, TIIO'S HOWARD,

WILLIAM COj'A WA Y. School Commissioner, IIEjXRY WALKER. County Commissioner 1st District. JOILYAEAL. Associate Judge, ALFRED J. COTTON.

Sale of Household and Kitchen FURNITURE.

TT WILL offer for sale (on a credit of six months for all

residence in my household bedsteads, and

bedding; tables, chairs, cupboard, chest, trunks, and a va

riety ot kitchen iumiture also a pair of second hand harness and will sell at the same time (if not previously foI 1)

a first rate lnilcri cow, near calving; J or 400 pounds of hams and middling bacon, and a firkin of first rateUnl.

LUWAUJ) S. BUSH. June 13th, 1833. 2J-H

Courts of Dearborn County.

Circuit 4th Mondays in March and September may sit 2 weeks, if the business require it. Prolate 2A Mondays in February, May, August, and November may 6it G days, if tho business require it. Commissioners 1st Monday in January, March, May, September, and November 3 days at each term.

Gen. Wm. II. Harrison, on his return home from a visit to the Wabash country, passed through Brookville, where he was kindly honored by the citizens with a public dinner. At Indianapolis and Rushville similar invitations were given bim, but he declined, owing to other engagements.

Dr. George Berry has retired from the editorial department of the Brookville Inquirer. Mr. W. V. Coleman takes his place.

A committee appointed at a previous meeting of the citizens of Lougan township, to make arrangements for celebrating the coining anniversary of American Independence, met at the house of Geo. W. Shane, on Saturday the Oth June, at 4 o'clock P. M. Lt. R. Abbett being called

to the chair, the following appointments were made : Presidents Willoughby Tebbs and James M-Clure. Vice Presidents Hugh M'Clure and Z. A. Bonham. Orator Philip L. Spooner. Reader Ah ing Tebbs. Marshals Maj. Warren Tebbs and John W. Cloud. Committee for drafting toasts Jeremiah Crosby, Jacob Stoms, Mason J. Cloud, G. W. Kingsbury, M. H.

Hubble, Obcdiah Vochell, J. M. Remy, Alving Tebbs, and Capt. J. Griffith. Ladies'1 Committee Robert Oldrive, Joseph Kimble, David Shane, Samuel Murdock, Richard Abbett, Z. A.

lonham, ana Samuel Hollowell, I convenient to attend on the davs and at the places herein-

Comrattlce ofarrangeme nl Mills Boatman, James ! after mentioned; when it will afford him the most unfeisn-

PUBLIC NOTICE.

"iW.IXR. TiANE will be pleased to address as many of the

A.1JA. citizens ot l.awrcnecburgh and its vicinity as shall desire to hear him, at 9 o'clock in the morning of the 4di

of Jul', at the Market House, on subjects deeply inter esting to all.

Mr. Lane select3 this early hour for the purpose of

avoiding any interierence witn the ceremonies ot the day

A CARD. Mr. Lane will be pleased to see as many of his fellow citizens of the 4th Congressional district, as may find it

Probate Court.

Abraham B. Snell Versus Elizabeth Snell (widow of

John Snell, dee'd) Isaac Suell. George Snell, Henry Snell,

Margaret Dickerson, John Dickerson (her ha.band,) Han

nah Jane Freeman and Isaac Freeman (her husband) Maria Darling and George Darling (her husband,) and John

Snell, Alexander Snell, James nell, V. imam Scell and George Snell who are minor?, and Robert Rowc jun. their

guardian, TAKE notice, that I shall, on Wednesday the third day of the next term of the Probate Court of Dearborn

county, to be bolden on the second Monday of August next,

apply to the said court to appoint commissioners to divide and set off to me in severalty, my s-hare as one of

the heirs of John Snell, decea-d; m the following real

hundred acres off the west side of the bouth-'vest quarter of DLAUbUU. . , 1 uuu' J

s.wtion twentv-thrce. in towmhin mv. of ran p two west I n. . j

and also, eighty-three and twenty-t ight hundredths acres

of land, being the east half of the s;ut!i-ca?t quarter oi section six, of township six, of ranee two west all in Dearborn county, Indiana. AMIJAIIAM B. SNELL. IKnx & Sioonkk, Atrsfjr lt. June 10th, 1535.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A FARM containing 317 icr, west half kection 25, touu. range 3, we, in Dearborn county, Ind. 1U miles from Aurora L' from Law reiwebur-h, and not fr

j from Hartford, upon Hay's Bruirh, having 50 R0rea in tu'tixation, a small -$)aX t-&i a 1ir LOil

liOl'Sl;, a il llLL, a Mid Vnr, ani pvcrai rRlun. This tract is worthy tho auction of krinerf, us it ill b sold low for f ash. (7- Many funis fir sale near to, ami at a distance from Cincinnati. Persons desiron of receiving money from England, Wales, Ireland ar. l Svotland, can havr the -a?h paid them in CHrcinnati, by THOMAS EMi:UV,a foou n th pavment i al itl bv the Enjl'.sli Bmkers. Apply (postage pad) TIUMAS EMERV, Estate and Mtry t lrent, J'otirtU St. Ct-iri. April .?, ISa.'i. P,-lio.(i

DkARHORN COI NTV.

Ruth Cadwt il, 1 'trsnt, Piti lion for dicorci Albert Cadwell.

St I.

Si1Tm i50 bbls. Kenhawa Salt, superior quality For sale bv (JEOiiiH: TOL'lEV Co.

June 1835.

Kelso, Dr. J. Smith, Mason Cloud, W. A. Bodine, Merit TT. ,KK1 n XV I'M 7

llUUUlt) C1IJU T 1 ill OIUIC,

The Cholera. The report of the existence of the cholera in Madison, (noticed last week,) is confirmed by the Banner of.that place. From the 10th to the 18th instant, Thursday 19 deaths had taken place. Since that time we have had no certain information: but nr inrbippd tn

believe that the disease is subsiding. Among the deceased (a list of which we give) we find the name of James H. Wallace, Esq. one of the Editors of the Banner, a highly useful and respectable citizen. For several years he served the people of Jefferson county in the legislature of this State, discharging the duties of the station with zeal, abilit-, and entirely to the satisfaction of his constituents. In his death the citizens of Jefferson, in particular, and community in general, have sustained an irreparable lors. TheMaysville Monitor, of the 11th inst. notices one or two cases of the cholera in that city; and some few cases are said to have occurred in Cincinnati lately. We think, however, there is no reason to apprehend a general prevalence of the disease over the country. Let people li ve as theought avoiding imprudent use of green, unwholsome fruits or vegetables and there is little danger not more than in ordinary seasons. Some, if not the principal, cases of disease, resembling cholera, now occurring, may be traced to some improper use of fruits. Cherries and mulberries,particularly the latter, it would be prudent to use sparingly, if at all. We have heard of many cases lately of the common cholera morbus, arising from eating mulberries too freely.

The legislature of Ohio adjourned on Saturday last, after resolving upon a speedy survey of the line between that State and Michigan; and authorizing the governor, o 1 the refusal of the United States to co-operate, to proceed with the survey, placing $300,000 at his disposal to carry the object into effect. On the leth instant the governor made a special comm 1nication to the legislature, accompanied by a letter from the Secretary of State, at Washington. The governor regards the letter as rather equivocal in its character, bette) caloulated to defeat, than bring about an amicable adjustment of the difficulty with Michigan. The letter and message will be given in our next.

The editor pf the Times is desirous to know the views of Messrs. Gregg, Milliken and Tebbs, in reference to the mammoth bill, Lawrencceburgh rail read, and AVhite Water canal. Suppose, Mr. Glenn, that you ascertain where the centre of the. county is, and after fixing the county scat there, call a meeting of the candidates upon the spot to give their views on the subject named. We dislike to see so much wavering from the point in dispute. Let the county

seat be nally fixed, and then the roads and canals will be '

auenucu to next.

Phenomenon. By a centlcmnn recently ' fiom Prince William county, Virginia, we have ht?cn informed of a remarkable occurrence which look

! place on the Neabsco, tract, about four miles from

Dumines, of Monday se'night, during that heavy thunder storm, which, it will he recollected, overFpread the whole henvens, and apparently visited every quarter of our country. The earth for se

veral acres, which was previously firm and good, suddenly (from its present appearance) sunk to the depth of about 4 feef, and cracked open in innumerable places throughout the whole mass, as if it had been blown away by gunpowder. The thunder and lightning there was awfully heavy and severe, accompanied by an abundant shower of hail, which, however, was not so injurious to the grain as to the window glass. Numerous persons have visited the spot, but are totally unable to account for the remarkable phenomenon. Some suppose it to have been produced by the shock of an earthquake, although the people residing in the neighborhood experienced, or rather observed no sensation during the storm to justify such a conclusion; yet it is possible such might have been the fact, as from the continual glare of lightning and the heavy peals of thunder, with a combination of appre-

lier.sion tor their personal safety, they might have had a shock of an earthquake which they attributed to tho effects of the raging storm. Georgetown Metropolitan. The British cruisers, off Sierra Leone, have csd-

tured within a few months past, as many as 3 or 4 1

vessels, containing near UUU sl9ves. TVateweTWeluner and the fly, are injuring the prospects of the Wheat Crops in this neighborhood. Weekly Messenger.

ed 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 h.ie ever been

presented to an American Congress questions upon a just

and correct decision of which depend the stability of the

Union, the liberty of the people, the independence and

prosperity of the farmer, the mechanic and laboring man

the education of the rising generation, the elevation of the

poor man from a tenant to a freeholder, an I from Jepend-

j ence to all the blessings of domestic happiness, to wit :

uuver tleusus s, .Manchester, Saturday :am June McKinzie's Cross Roads Monday (U M.) U'Jth do Ilubble's Cross Uoads (same day at 4?. M.) 2!Hh do

liornutay's, L.ogan township, I). C. I uesday Jlhh do

New Trenton, Franklin co. Monday - Gth July

iMountCarmel 1 uesday - - 7th do

Fairfield Wednesday Blooming ( rove Thursday Summerset Friday - James llalsey's, F.?q. Stipps Hill, Saturday Clarksburgh, Decatur county, Monday

Williamstown Hush co. Tuesday (11 Milroy (same day at 4 o'clock F. M.) Moscow, Hush count', Wednesday St. Omer, Decatur county, Thursday Xapoleon, Ripley county, Friday Versailles do. do. Saturday When no hour is named, 1; oYdoel

stood as the time of speaking.

frV"Editors within this Congressional District wil

please publish the above (omitting as the dates expire) un

til the lbth proximo, and charge to Mr. Lane.

8th do Jth do 10 th do 11th do loth do

V. M.) 14th da l lih do 15th do 1 Pth do 17 th do ISth do

M. will be under

NEW GOOQ.

TUT! subscribers are receiving from New York and Philadelphia, a general assortment of

HARDWARE. CUOCF.UIK-i, HOOTS, OHOES,

BO.MYETS, ROOKS. ir. S,c.

Which the' will sell low and on accomodation trm.

s. &. (L sr.vuKs. May9,lSo5. 17-tf

MOW, on the S.'ufi ds f Mar, 1 romri Huth Cadwtil, Hiid lih l in thu Clerk' oiace, of th Dearborn Circuit Court, her Mil or petition, praying n divorce, from l;er Kid h JsbanJ, and also fdt sdue proof that the aid Allien Cadwcli is nutuow a roiJont of the State of lullana : Notice is therefore hereby f,ien to the said A lb ft t Cadwell, of the tiling uud pendiny of the bill nforos .ul, and that, unless he be and apj.cir before the Judge of our Dearborn Circuit Court, to bo hohlen ut L'lwroncehurgh, in and for taid county oi Doartnrn, on the fourth Monday in SoptfinU'r uet; thoii and tliero tJ niuwer, demur or

plead to the l iil aforesaid; the ame will ht heard lit hi absence, and the matter therein, prayed for, decreed uc curd an;! v. J AMF.S DILL, m ). C C.

."th May, 183 j. tftMwr Dunn & Srooxrn, ltli;s for Compl't.

Two Steam Boats left their ways from the Ship Yards of Mr. Robinson, and Talfon &; Ilimcs on Saturday Jast. Two others are on the stocks.

,iv meeiing oi au wno are interested in improving the 1

TO THE PUBLIC George II. Dlwn will attend as man of the appoint, ments made by Mr. Laue as the health of bis family will permit, and as Mr. Lane has set his appointments mostly for 4 o'clock Y. M. when there will not be sufficient time for any person to address vhe peiple after Mr. Lane con eludes; therefore Mr. Dunn will address his fellow citizens at 1 o'clock P. M. on thos? days and places where Mr. Lane's address is to be at 4 P. M.; and when Mr. Lane speaks at 11 o'clock, Mr. Dunn will immediately follow him. The places and times will be as follows:

Oliver Ileustis's, do Saturday M'Kinzies's Cross Roads Monday Ilomiday's, D. O. Tuesday New Trenton, Franklin co. Monday Mount Carmel, do Tuesday Fairfield, do Wednesday Blooming Grove, do Thursday Somerset do Friday

Sale of Heal Estate 05- POSTPONED. CfJ

FUBLIC notice is hereby given, that, by virtue of a decree of the Probate court of Dearborn countv, in

the State of Indiana, I shall expose t3 s.ile at public vendue on the premise, on Saturday the st day of Avgust next, at 12 o'clock M., on that day, the wrst half ot 'the south westquarter of section No. 11, in township No. .', of range No.. 2 west, in tha county of Dearborn, containing 75 and a half acres of land, belonging to the heirs of Jttme.1 luce, deceased; and sol I for their benefit, on the lolloping terms and conditions, to wit: one fourth of the purchase money in hau l at the time of sale, one fourth thereof in six mouths, one fourth thereof in t.vehe months, and the residue in eighteen mouths from the day of sale. The deferred payments to be well seen i t-d by goo ;.cr:Oii;l security; on the final payment of all the lmrehasi money, un

indisputable title will be made to the purchas r WILLIAM DiLS, ComV. May 20th, 1S.V. VJ-lx STIiA YEJ) TTTP-OM the subscriber about the Tt'i nf May lf, .7 JS.1 MILCH COW, with deep red sid.s and red f.Ke,

white billy and white line back, horns quite crooked and bored, a small point sawed o.T; bas an under bit ttken oat of, it is believed, the right ear, and a crop olT of the other; supposed to be h or IO years old about n common size mut have ft young calf with her or has lost it. Any perso i v ho will return said Cow and Calf, if filive, or give information of her, shall !v liberally rewarded. DAVID SPRINGF". Lawrenceburgh, June ith, S'.iX tjl-.lw

A (hi in istratortf Notice. A LL persons having claims aga'n-t the etute of Sjc r.lj A. ten Sii-i'ft, dot-'d, lata of Kipley roi.nty, Franklin

lowmhip, statj ol livtura, will prrsent them t tne .m rcribers legally proun, within umi year front this da?; and all peuous iiuh bied ta baid est ile are hen by notifu J to make immedi tie payment t i the subseri'n . Th? suhN-ribors will nil FIFTY cr SIXTY ACRI of .MHADOW. lr p inioid vr c all on the subscribe! s. MILTON' SWIFT, ) .u ,

May 12th, 1n:.".

THL Subscribers liaxe U qi.aamv f No. 2 & U Mackerel for sah'. J. 1 DILN N A Co.

10 :f.

The editor of the Times is monstrous severe upon the Manchester resolufcjous. They are, in his view, "slanderous and contemptible,77 and altogether too '"insidious and presumptions." Wonder if the citizens of Manchester, after hearing this opinion of the proceedings, would not do well to call a meeting and reconsider the resolutions objected to by the editor of the Times. They, certainly, must have been very hasty in their deliberations, to have overlooked so many improprieties as are pointed out by the said editor. But what is still worse, the whole proceedings, says the editor, were got up and concocted by the Lavrencebure;hers ; which shows some thing like premeditation maliee aforethought highly censurable indeed. If the editor of the Times will hav e the goodness to come up to the old county seat, we promise to call a meeting of the Lawrenceburghers ; have them all sworn as to the par they have taken in framing the "slanderous" resolutions; and if any shall be found guilty of aiding or abetting, sentenced to work one month at making bricks for tho new court house.

Lawrenceburgh, on Saturday 27th inst. to devise ways and means for its accomplishment. A general and punctual attendance is expeected. MANY CITIZENS. June 19, 1835. "wool carding. THE undersigned would inform the public that he has his WOOL C.WDLYG WORKS, (on the road

do 27 June do 2; do do 30 do do C J uly. do 7 do do 8 do do 9 do do . 10 do do 11 do do 13 do do 14 do do 15 do do 1 C do do 17 do do 18 do

Stump Speeching. Thi3 week 13 to be devoted to slump speeching both Congressional candidates are cn the turf, and are to address the people in various pnrfs of the county. Mr. Line, on Monday, addressed the people of Jacksonville, we were detained by a s'ight indisposition from attending and sharing in the great oratorial feast. The Co?)b, was not present lie attended at Vevay,on Wednesday last, but did not display his talents to the ignorant Vcvayians; (as he termed them) because, forsooth, he Ind transferred the essence of the corn from the outside of the Cobb into the centre of dte carcase, which rendered him an unfit associate, hr mln or beast. Weekly Messenger, J unc 20.

Williainstown, Rush co. Tuesday Moscow, do Wednesday St. Omer, Decatur co. Thursday Napoleon, Ripley co. Friday Versailles, do Saturday

Mr. Lane having appointments for the mornings of the same days that he -speaks at Jacksonville, Ilubble's Cross Roads, and Milroy, Mr. Dunn presumes hi will not be able to reach those places in time to address the citizens; he there-

leading from Hartford to Rising Sun,) in complete opera- fore begs the favor of their attendance at those places as

tion, propelled by horse power; and is now ready to re- i follow: ceive wool, and make the same in rolls with all required ! Jacksonville, Swit. co. Monday 1 o'clock P. M. 27 July, despatch. The machines are attended by an experienced J Ilubble's Cross Roads, Thursday do 23 do workman, who will no doubt be able to render general sat- Milroy, Rush co. Saturday do 1 Aug. isfaction to all who may favor the establishment with their Mr." Dunn will, also, address as many of his fellow citicustom. The wool should be well cleansed and picked be- zens as w'ill favor him with their attendance at the followfore sending it to the machines. The prices for carding ing places:

will be the same as charged at other works in tho neio-h. I Dilsboroufrh. Db'n co. Saturdav 11 o'clock A. M.

I' inu fim

Ton

For N:ilt. FTnTII' subscriber oaVrs for faljj.is Farm on

jjL the west bank of Whitew an r, tn miles

m m .

! !! 3 irom Lawrence tmrcii, on th'i line oi the i -a-

JrotitL?A n;li in Whitewater tow n-hip, Hamilton come

borhood. June 2Gth, 1835.

JOILN BARRICKLOW, Sn

24-3

MS.

Hartford, same day 4 P. M

Mount Sterling, Switz. co. Monday 11 A. 31. Burlington, Rushco. Wednesday 1 P. 31. Vienna do. Thursday 1 P. 31. Salem, do. Friday 1 P. M.

E. W. Jackson's Tanner's Creek, 1 P. 31.

2" July. 23 do 27 do 29 do 30 do 31 do 2 do

TAKEN UP on the 11th June, 183o, by Littlebury Francis, living in Lawrenceburgh township. Dearborn county.

Indiana, one BLACK HORSE,, about j ffc-The several newspapers in the district will please fifteen hands high; blind in the left e3'e ; copy the above, and continue the same until the election, with wind galls on the inside of both bind : (omitting dates as they expire) and charge the same to 3Ir.

Dunn.

legs; barefoot; a few white hairs under the saddle; supposed to be fifteen years old. Appraised at twentv dollars. ALSO, one RAY 31 ARE; about 14 hands 'high; blind in the left eye; barefoot; rather stiff in the hind legs; supposed to about fifteen or sixteen years old ; a few white hairs under the saddle; a small spot over the right eye. Appraised at fifteen dedlars. No other marks or

j brands perceptible. Both the above horses were valued at

3o dollars, by Lvan V atkins and John 1 nest. A true copy from mv cstray book. JOHN SALT3IARSII, j. p. June 26, 1635. 24-3w Office of the Lawrexcesurgii Insurance Company.

HE Stockholders of said Company are required to

Oio Bridge. The President and Directors of Ihe 0io Bridge Company, have directed Books to be opened in Louisville, New York and Philadelphia for subscriptions of stock to the amount of S,9C0 shares of fifty dollars each. Ib.

JOHN TEST, Jr. ATTORNEY f 3T JT.f W, YTjAVING removed to Lawrenceburgh, offers his professional service to the citizens of Dearboru County. Olhce immediately over D. Guards store. " June 27, 1835. " 24-tf. PUBLIC NG7IC2. THE subscriber having taken out letters of Administration on the Estate of JA3IES BRASIIIER, deceased, notifies all who are indebted to said estate to make

pay the interest on their accommodation notes pre-: payment and all who have claims against the estate to

The New-Orleans Courier of the 2S;h ult. says the city had scarcely tver been more healthy, or .the number of deaths Vss in proportion to the

population; and not.vithstuiding the fears of some, it predicts a healthy summei It describes business as being quite brisk, money pefitv and the prosperity of New-Orleans as lnexattfpled in the annals of any other city. Many improvements,17 says t.e Courier "are going on particularly in the numbT cf fine buildings that are in progress, among Mi!Cli are the new American Theatre, the Exchan ,oleit U,e Union bank, the new Post Office, tlu,nevv merchants exchange, the Exchange and ate runruDT from Bienville to St. Louis street, Minns' B.nk, Gas Light Company Bank, the Mu and two new churches; these buddings will all L or nainentstothecity. In almost every part oIie city a range of stores may bo met with, eii finished or in progress, but space will not admit f particulars. Lou- Pub- Adv-

yious to the 25th day of June, instant. By order of the

Board. E. S. BUSH, Scc'y. Lawrenceburgh, June 19, 1835. 23-tf Short Street Wharf. AGREEABLY to an order of the Select Council of the" town of Lawrenceburgh, inada on the 9th inst., the undersigned will offer on the premises at public outer', to the lowest bidder, on Wednesday the 1st day of July next, at 10 o'clock A. M. the contract for finishing the Short street Wharf in said town, according to the plan or contract originally entered into with Col. J. Spencer. The plan may be seen at the office of the undersigned. Bond and good security will be required of the contractor. DAVID V. CULLEY, PresH Corp. Lawrenceburgh. Jnne 13, 1S35. 22-ts. &. IMartliiig & ?f iJi. Johnson, ATTORXIES AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, MAYING 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. All business shall be promptly attended to. June 3, 1835. 21JUST received G hhdg. Sugar, (per Steam Boat Uncle Sam,) and for sale br N. & G. SPARKS. March 20, 1835, H-tf

present them legally authenticated lor settlement, lne estate is believed to be solvent. AMELIA BRASIIIER, Admx. June 2Cth, 1S35. 21-3w ConcmaUgh Salt. Something Superior.) A Large supply of the above article constantly kept by the subscribers, at the east corner of Main and Short streots. J. I DUNX, 6c Co. March 25, 1835. 11-tf.

To Stone llasons & Others. JEALED proposals will ha received at the office o Dunn & Spooner in Lawrenceburgh, until Saturday the 27th instant, for the delivery of 600 perch of stone at the Pond Gut, b-?tweeen the Old and New towns of Lawrenceburgh, suitable for building the culvert under the Bail Road at that place. ALSO, proposals for the building of the said culvert, in the manner proposed in the specifications to be seen at the office. The time for receiving proposals for excavation and embankment will be extended to the 27th instant. WM. B. EWLN'G, Cf fc. June 18th, 1835. 23-tf E SHALL olfer at public sale, at my house in Manches ter, on 29th day of June, instant, horses, cows, sheep hogs, farming utensils, wheat, corn, and oats on the ground ; household and kitchen furniture; and a variety ofothsr articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. A liberal credit will be given on notes with approved security. Townso Dickerso.v. Manchester, Juno 18, 1835. 23-2w

ty, Ohio, 20 milos from Cincinnati and 3 be

low Harrison, containing (J3 Acres; 35 cleared, 7 of meadow, 20 of bottom, with a Hewed log Dwelling, and Corn houses of the same; with a good Spring of water near the door. The land for Kichncts of soil U inferior to none in the county. llso, 2 Lots in Miamitown, near the end of the bridge, with a Frame house and kitchen, a Store Boom, handsomely finished, and a good stand for a Dry (loo. Is Store or Grocery; a Smith Shop and Tools, will be sold, p.nd it is a good situation for 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 Kilo of the above property will be given a bargain, title indisputable, l'or further particulars, inquire of the subscriber iu Miamitown. X. B. Immediate possession can be had of the houses and lots, and of the farm by buying out the crop on said place. JOIIX BALDWIN'.

NOTICE. frB. J. IT. IBtOWI-'.l!, has returned to fivronre. v' burgh, una ju connection uith Dr. E. MOIJGAN, ofiVrs his pro(Vvior.il ton ics to the r'uienn of Dealboru and Boon counties, Tlu'V m;iv nt nil tiin,' tie found, ut

j their ou.ee on High sirei t, adjoining Jud' Dunn's r si-

deuce. .May 25, LS35. 20-ow THE subscribers hire received from New Yelk auJ Philadelphia, a gci.cr.il nfsoninmt of iu noon, IIABDWAKE, GUOCElilES, BOOTS, SIIO'.: 3, POX.'KTS, ROOKS, S,e. Ic. Which th.y w ill sell low and on jcroinm dating tevnu. WILLIAM T. FKiHilS, A Co. Hart-or i, May 2?, 1 yi5. 20-lf JOHN XIX'?XKE, Attoknpy at Law, MAYING resincdl.iJ office a a Jude of the ( , urt, will j ractifrt Law. Olhcu f w doora bi -low t'm .Matket house, iu the roo.n lately occupied by Caswell an 1 Spooler. Lawreuevburiih, April, 1SS5. 10-tf.

Miamitown, May 1G, 1835.

20-:; w

NOTICE To persons having business with the Patent Office, TIIE Patent Law direct?, that '-every inventor, beUk fore he presents bis petition to the Secretary of State, signifying his desire of obtaining a Patent, phail pay int the Treasury thirty dollars, ami shall tal.e duplicate receipts; one of which he shall deliver tJ the Secretary of State, whoa be presents his petition." It has been the practice, in many caes, to send the money above mentioned to the Secretary of State, or to the Superintendent of the Patent Office; but, in future, all applicants for patents will conform to the directions of the law on the subject, and make the required payments into the Treasury. It will be a compliance with the law iu this respect, to paj- the money to the Treasurer of the United States, at Washington, or to his credit in any nun of the deposite banks. The receipts should state by whom the payment s made, and for w hat object. As a notice to this effect was published on tho .Id

of October last, sufficient time has elapred far it to bo known to those interested. Therefore, fees for patents which may be entt3 the Secretary of State, or Superintendent of Patent Office, after the first of .May, will bo returned. Pees for copic3 of patents, specifications or dtawing, or for recording assignments, rhould be transmitted to the Superintendent of the Patent Office, in coin, where they amount to les3 than five dollars, as bank notes under that sum will not be received. JOHN ronsYTH. Department of State, April 1, 1835, S 23 3 w. THE subscriber being desirous of quitting his business in cousequenca of ill health, offers t3 sell his WAGOK-KIASSn'S CHOP, with tools and stock on hand. He hazards nothing in string that any person wishing to engage in the business of wagon, dray, plough, harrow making, &c cannot find a better situation, it being the only shop in town, closa ad joining a Hrge smith's shop, and surrounded by as rich a country as can be found on the Ohio river. Said shop is built on a lot with fifty seven feet fronting on one of the principal streets, which will make it valuable. Terms of payment can be made easy. A first rate journeyman could find immediate employment and good wages. JOHN WY.MOND. Lawrenceburgh, June 17, 1835. 23-Lv 07-The Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette will please publish the above four weeks successively and forward hi9 account to this office.

N O T I C I

(1ITnCttinr.IiSnf Stork to th Lawrcrcebnri mid Indianapolis UaiJ Koad are . ben by notified that a further fall of one dollar per iare i required by paid within three months from this date. By order of the Board of Directi!-, SPETllEN LUDLOW, Ttrrmrcr. May 23rd, 1835. 10 if. 1 1 1Vr Supply F frr?h Wintf, Coiiw w.H and Sviutf, (warranted Vt pure an tin adulterated) by L. W. JOILNM .. ApnPjl, lsn.v. 15WIHBOW GLASS, LL sizes, from 4 by 0, to 21 by .'!() inches, for si vTa bv L. VV. J OJ I N m ). .

order.

U-tf.

03-GLASS CUT to April l, 1835.

To Ini1drrs, Masons, Carpenters, and all others.

UBLIG notice is hereby given, that the luub rsigne 1

meet at the court boue in Lawreii'vburi;h, ut

JSacon. &ard A'c.

H"P,IIE subscribers hnvo a Supply of the above articles

"V J. F. 1 b.M

o'clock M., on tho third day of July next, fir iho ; .rposo of selling out, or contracting for the errfiiou i' an A'j'ium for the poor of Dearborn county; thnt a plat ir plan of said building can be teen at the Clink's office in Lawrenceburgh. The person or persona undertaking M erect r'uJ building mut find and ihrnUh all material?, w;ti the exception of bricks; the building to have a n ne foundation ; walls of brick. Any person w isbing it u w the contemplated site of enui bu'.l iiug, will pleas.' call cn D'ni.d Bobrf, Manchester tow lvhip, who will f-how thy .':u.i Se ale t proposals w ill be rr.-cived nt the clerk o Wee, in Lawreneciburgh, until the 3d day of July next, rt ! Vlo l., tor ht ruction of said building; nt w hich plaee, any required information will be given relative to the t ne, Cil.YULiN D'Sim:.!., T,r hf t'.c CEOUCE AU.NOLP, $ tV . O. C. June 17, 1S35. 2::-:.uv

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750,000 feet of Boards', G0,000 do. Scantlin

350,000 Shingles, On hand and for rtalo by WM. TATE. X. 11.. All thoso indcltrHi to mo for Inrnlcr nro requested and expected to make imnicdintc pnynient. W. T. Laicrencchurgh, Srpt. 25A, 111. JiT-tf. Sii.ul. A TEW barrels Fnsquehannuh Mers Pha.l, cau-ht lCih

xjA. May lat. l or sale by

Jime Ut, 1835.

L. W. JOllSHC

April P, 1S35.

ronnd B-U t: SlDE.k', fnr wliirh

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iheb'-lie't i;.t k pmv v. 4 4 . pain, UKOiUJU TOL.SEV, A Co. 13-tf.

for sale.

March 25, 1835.

11-tf.

Coarse Limit.

VAKD LIJJN for Farki or Canvassiug Meat, mi s;h by

J. P. DUN A, x. Co. 17-tf .I -

New Valuable Works. "ffUST received and for snlo at thia offce a few cnpien of Ov a new and complete map of the OHIO KlVLii; the MISSISSII'BI, from Bittsburgh to the ocean. Alo, thj Traveller'iOuide, a highly ueful work.

May fth, 16.1.5.