Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 26, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 11 July 1835 — Page 3
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Saturday Morning, July 11. We are authorized to announce John D. Bcsh, of Union township, as a candidate for Recorder, in this county, at the ensuing election.
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tin order of Jale, founded on a decree
of the Dearborn Circuit Court, on foreclosure of
I dence to show that the people of Lawrenceburgh tie- i
i sired its passage laU winter. Ao petition, nor any other expression can be produced to sustain such an
opinion. 1 he bill made provision tor the commencempnt rvf tlir WKtfottTitnF I Anltf imniAVO-
ment contemplated by it, directly interesting to the j auct;
eastern part of the state. It gave nothing to the rail j the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, Indiana, on mediate payment and those having claims to present
1 hereby given that the undersigned have t:ken out letters of Administration on the Estate of .Ui.ifJ
tgage, to iii5 directed, I will expose to sale at public : A.V.JW, late of Ripley county, Indiana, deceased; all ion, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in ! persons indebted to said Estate are requeued to make im-
Mr. Lane desires us to say that he will deliver an address at Hartford on the 25th inst., at 11 o'clock A. 31.
Also, at Dillbborougb, same day, at 4 P. 31.
Rail Road Cetebralion. The meeting held on 3Ionday last to make arrangements for celebrating the commencement of the Rail Road at this place, was well attended. After organizing, a committee was appointed to make the necessary preparations. The celebration will take place on the 23d inst.
The season for cutting and securing the wheat and rye harvest, has again arrived. The extreme wetness of the spring, added to an unfavorable winter, have cut short these crops below an average. The prospect now is fair for securing in good order what may be on the ground the weather being dry and cool. The grass and oat crops promise well, and the corn never looked better, in this section. The prospect for potatoes is also good. So, with a tolerably favorable season, it may reasonably be expected that sufficient of the staff of life will be gathered to meet all wants at home, and some to spare to others.
road terminating at Lawrenceburgh. That work '( Saturday the first day of August next, between the hours ; them in due time, or they will be postponed
then, as? now. was pfr. to ho niisheri forward hv indi- ' ot lu o'clock A. 31. and o r. M. oi satu day, all mat ( is believed to De solvent.
vidual enterprize; and when the editor of the Times, j certain piece of land described as follows to wit: Part
ui me soum east quarter oi secuuu uu.ijr mm., iuanji G, range 2 west, and bounded as follows to wit : by begnning on the south side of the state road leading from Law rence-
to Indiananolis. four rods west of the west
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line oi lands formerly owned by u. -. i. uv, mai a being the line between the said Fox and Abner Tibbetts; j A
or any other person, for political affect, couples it
with the mammoth bill, thereby wishing to induce ui: p.i : - . .:. i.i r t t .i. -:i t
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luau, "iruiu, iruujpet-Luuguuu, suoum proclaim u;
dark, deep, and malignant object of such an effort
July 9th, 1835.
The Estate
SQUIRE II. KNAIT,) LUCY K3TAPP ( lJ,nr 2o-3w
F LOUR.
QUANTITY of flour on hand and for sale by
TAKEN IT on the Uth Jun, IS35, by LittUlury FrmcK livin in Lavs, rencthurgh twnhip Dearborn county, Indiana, one HUICK HOUSE,, about fdteen hand high; blind in the h it eye; w ith wind rail on the in.-iJe of botii hind
legs; barefoot; a few white bur im.ler the saddle; supposed to b fifteen veart old. Appraised at twenty dollars. ALSO, one IU Y MAKE; about 1 t lundt high; blind in the left eve; hreft; rather Mill in the hind legs; supposed to about fifteen or sixteen year old; a low
white hairs under the saddle; t.uutU oot over the riUt eve. Appraised at fifteen dollar. No other mark' or
brands percep
The Times, as the mouth-piece of the managers thence running westwardlv on the south side of the state
at Rising Sun and Wilmington, speaks of the influ- j road aforesaid, and with said state road aforesaid, five ence of the Lawrenceburgh "junto," but takes care j rods; thence running southwardly ten rods to a stake and not to mention names, or put his finder upon a single j "one; thence eastwardly, baring the same direction with
GEO. TOUSEY &. Co.
e are pleased to be able to say that the cholera has entirely ceased at 3Iadison. A few cases of the disease
have lately occurred at Charlestown, Ind., Maysville, Ky
ana west union, unio. it does not seem, however, to
prevail m an epidemic form in either of those places.
We had the pleasure on Saturday last, for the first time, of an agreeable ride on Capt. Porter's Horse Boat, from this place to the mouth of the Big 3Iiami. It is a large and splendid boat and the entire satisfaction it gave us, both as to its movement and accommodations, induces us to add our testimony in corroboration of the many very complimentary notices it has received from those who
have had similar opportunities of forming an opinion. As evidence of its uncommon faculty for "going ahead," we will state that we left our wharf at precisely eight o'clock, having on board thirty or thirty-five men, and, perhaps, as many boys, and arrived at the 3Iiami, (a distance of over two miles) in less than an hour, including the time, we were moored on shoals and sandbars, which, probably, detained us 20 or 25 minutes ; and that too, in strong water ripples which, at times, almost
bring to anchor our best , and most powerful steamers. Had we been fortunate enough to have sailed clear of obstruction?, we have no hesitancy in saying that the distance would have been performed in twenty-jive or thirty minutes. This fact alone will enable the public to j udge of its movement between the two shores, where it is relieved from the pressure of the current.
act wherein that influence has been used to the prejudice of other portions of the county. When the members of the legislature were elected on their otou merits, and Lawrenceburgh happened to furnish one or more, did they, in the exercise of their official duties, overlook every other interest but her'sl The instances have not been named, if thev did. When Law-
renceburghers represented the county, and a distribution of the 3 percent, fund took place, the lower and other portions of the county were not forgotten. When an application was made for a charter for an insurance company at Rising Sun, was the desire denied by the Lawrenceburgh members because she had one? No. When applications were made to the le
gislature to lay off state roads, which might lead the travel from Lawrenceburgh, did her members oppose and defeat them No. When the county seat question was agitated last year, and a prospect was held out that if removed it should go to the centre, did the
the state road, eight rods; thence north ten rods to the place
July 10, 1833.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To the qualified raters of Dearborn County.
e. Appraised at fifteen dollar.
di nerct ntil U". ' the abo hure were valued at
35 dollar, by Evan Watkins and John Vrien. A trua copy from mv estray book. JOHN SALTMAUSII, j. r.
py
June 2ts 135.
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place ofbeginning; the same land deeded by Majorlleustis to Trx pursuance of a Writ of Election to me directed from ) .U, th 1st Jul v, 135, which, if not taken oat with RusselComan, 7th May, 1S30, saving and excepting a smad i JJ Noah XoWe ( jovernor Gf the State of Indiana, public ) i three months, w ill be .cut to the llt neul lt Office a piece of the above land, heretofore sold by said toman to , nQtice hereby givcn to the (U!anneti voters of snttl couniv, i dea 1 letters. John B. Clark, by deed dated 2U0t May, 1: the me tomect in their severil, tmvnhips, on the first Monday ini Armstrong Irvitt Jones (ScorffO A.
LIST OF LKTTEKS
EMAlNINl! in the lVt OiVico at Lawn burgh,
court, for the sum ot x:o, with interest irom mat time together with cost of suit, amounting to $15 73 and cost of execution and sale. The rents and profets of the premises aforesaid for seven years will be first offered, and if the same shall not sell for sufficient to pay the debt,
interest, and cost, aforescid, I w ill forthwith sell the tee simple to the hisrhest bidder. JOHN WEAVER, ShcriJD. C. July 11th 1835. 2G-t3. Sheriffs Sale. BY virtie of an order of sale, founded on a decree of the Dearborn circuit court, on foreclosure of mortI . t X 1 ,,- ---1-n nnKl 1 fit lf
pane, to me mrecieu, i win ex iow i- i i.-i-. w.v.-
Lawrenceburgh junto, (as the Times calls her citi- tion, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in the
town oi jjawrenceuurgu, yemuum Saturday the first day of August next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. 31. and 5 1 31. on said day, all that certain piece or parcel of ground described as follow s, to wit: being part of the south east quarter of section twenty-five, township six, range two west, and bounded as follows, to wit: beginning at the south east corner of said section and running from thence north to the north enst corner of said ouarter section; thence west on the
north end of said quarter section fifty rods; thence south
next, and hoM an election lor an associate tun lie oi A..:,ytS i tl,rtJ
earooru vircuu v-oun, in tue niace oi jumi 4 inv
resigned, I
Witness, my hand this 2d dav of Julv, IS35, JOHN WEAVEK, Sheriff O. C. July 2d, 1S35. 25-3w
Coarse Linen,
3Iay 8th, 1335,
LIIIEN r Sacks or Can-
eat, lor sale by
J. 1 1UNN iv Co. n-tf
"The commissioners, before they entered on their duties, took a solemn oath to relocate ("the countv
Eeat according to the provisions of the law. They went to Lawrenceburgh, and heard the speeches and misrepresentations of some of her mighty people; from thence they travelled over the county, viewed every site presented to them, and finally selected Wilmington as the future seat of Justice." The above is an extract from a 'very abusive editorial article in the Times, of the 27th ult., directed against the citizens of 3Ianchester, Jackson, Kelso, Logan, 3Iiller, and Lawrenceburgh townships, convened at the 3Ianchester convention. We make the extract in order to show the tact of the Times, at management or more toluntly, for misrepresentation. The commissioners, says the editor, examined all the sites, and then fixed on
AV llmmgton, leaving it to be inferred that they had given ! all parts of the county a "fair shake" for the county seat. Now what are the facts . Four of the commissioners, viz : 3Iessrs. Campbell, Cravens, Ricketts, and Land, convened at the time appointed by law, went through the county pretty generally, and then endeavored to settle on some point; but after several efforts, failing to select any, they adjourned to the 3d 3Ionday in 3Iay. At the time named, they again convened at Wilmington, where they were joined by 3Ir. Bramwell, and without further examination of the county, determined in favor of Wilmington 31 r. Bramwell, as we understand, giving the casting vote. This man Came from home no doubt, determined in his
own mind to vote for that place, and of course" did not care to see any other. Like the Dutch justice, he had heard one side of the question, which appeared very clear, but was fearful if he heard the other, it might muddy or alter his judgment; so he shut his eyes for fear he should see. Thus was the question decided. Now how stands the case ? Four of the commissioners examined all the sites, but could not determine in favor of either of them, and adjourned. The 5th one joins them at the second meeting, a perfect stranger to the people, their feelings, the present or probable future prospects of the county, and settles the matter without knowing any thing about it, save from ex-
parte information. Thus it will be seen that the letter of
the law, the rights, and feelings of the people of the county
were set at nought, and the seat of justice put at Wilming
ton by the vote of a man who did not, could not, from per
sonal observation, know whether it was the proper site or laot. We will do 3Ir. Bramwell the honor to say that
he only, of all the commissioners, possessed the discriminating power to judge of the local situation of the coun ty, without the trouble of examining it.
"7fte "People's Ticket." The "patriot" of the Times
places this imposing head over the ticket formed at W llmington. The idea, we suppose, intended to be conveyed, is that it was formed by the majority of the people of the countv no other construction can be put upon it. To
assist Jic in determining: whether the editor has not
cz-fmuci for his ticket, we will here give a stateniKfofthe political strength of the several townships, taken from the poll books of last year. Logan, 224 votes; 3Iiller, 194; Kelso, 1C3; Jackson, 121; 3Ianchester, 329 ; Lawrenceburgh, 323 making in all, 1354 votes in the 6 towmships which formed the 3tanchestcr ticket. The 5 townships which formed the Wilmington ticket, are Randolph, 3G7 votes ; Laughery, 320 ;
Union, lUO; Caesar Creek, 121; feparta, lbb making in jail 1167 votes 1 87 less than in the other tow nships. It may be argued that some of the voters of the townships first named, attended the Wilmington meeting, and will support that ticket ; but at the same time, no one (saving the "patriot" of the Times) will pretend to doubt but that the 3Ianchester ticket will get a few scattering votes below Hogan. This being the state of the case, it is not yet altogether clear thLt the Times has got the right heading to his ticket, We shall jef, however.
zens,) use their tremendous influence to defeat the
measure! Let the vote given to W alker, rlumer, &c. by her citizens, answer. When the citizens of Randolph petitioned the legislature to be set off in a new county, did the said junto defeat their wishes. I say again they did not. The petition was referred, in the senate, to Col. Pollock and others, and never reported on. The Lawrenceburgh members therefore had no opnortunitv to vote unon the Question. "But,
"lano- gvne " rpmarks a rit.i7.nn nf Uisino- Sim "the to the south boundary line of said section; thence east
Lawrenceburghers acted in bad faith with us," and i fifty rods to the place ofbeginning, containing fifty acres pointing the finger at a distinguished man then, but I of land, be the -ore or less; being the ame pre-
d . -11 I C 11 1 111 I St S LUIS II. I V SU1U ill lit litUULU J SiUU J -j. istinguished now, (for he has been in congress J aiK for sccuritv of part the purchase money n nn 1 a a Mnil irintn n pro m A t h a nmvn 1 carl tn cn.tain nil r J . . - . , , , . . r i.
.wv u,u..ulUui. "o"'.'ij ... iu v. . . mort-.ae 19 jr1Yen. The same nemg soui to saiisiy im
appucaiiua lur a new couiuy, got our vuius, uui i ailed to do it. We hold you guilty there." I am unprepared to say that such a pledge was given, but if it was, it should have been scrupulously redeemed. That it was not, should not be visited as a crime on the citizens of Lawrenceburgh now it would be unjust, illiberal. Let the rod be applied to the back of the offender, but let the innocent so clear. More
anon.
Scantling
ILumbcr for Sale.
750,000 feet of Boards,
20,000 do.
350,000 Shingles,
On hand and for Sale by WM. TATE.
X. 1L All those indebted to me for lumber arc
requested and expected to make immediate pay. ment. W. T. Laxcrcncchurghy Sept, 27tiht 18:VL .VMf.
Dearborn CirtuU Court.
Benjamin Johnson t'e r sits
Albert Cadwell,
Heach Marl; a liinegar John 2 Urashicr Jemima 31 rs. Uarnhart lhilip Dostick I.ydia llillingsley John Italian! John
Hlaedcl (ioo.
Huckanan A. II. HradrilfSaraU Mrs.
ltateman Sophia Mrs.
Jones (Jcorgo A.
Jolly Samuel Johnston Rachel A. Kncoland Ansel Kitchell Jamcd Kemp John Lathrop Isaac Lewis Jonathan Lewi Junifi Lazbourn Paul Ici Uebccca .Mure Arthur 31oro Samuel
decree aforesaid, in favor of George Tousey vs. Jeremiah Phinney and wife, rendered at the last 3larch term of said court, for the sum of $31)1 Ci7, with interest from that time, together with cost of suit, amounting to $lG2s
and cost of execution and sale. -lie rents aim proms of the premises aforesaid for seven years will be first offered, and if the same will not stdl for sulucient to pay the debt, interest and cost aforesaid, I will forthwith sell the fee simple to the highest bidder. JOHN WEAVER, Sheriff. C. July 11th, 1833. 25-tst.
ltakcr Ann Mariah Miss 31oro Kuben
Chapman Joseph MVurJy .Margaret Mm. Cure lloratic 31'I.eafctcr Jame Crozier (ieo. MTut-lutul Martha Mrs. Cunningham Phcbo Misa M'Cord James
Corn forth Johu Covil Mr Campbell Jane 3lisa
Cook .Mr 1 Cook ITisse Callahan John Cloud Hannah Mr.
Clayton I. 11.
Samuel Trevor and
Alexander 3PClurg.
Rill in Chancery.
Mxiwt uonjatmn - 3liller ls vac Murton Mary Mason Robert JSovitt David Ncal 1.. Mm. Nelson Harriet Nuchad Richard
Chamberlain Sarah 31isa Payne Lewi
Animal Election, To be held on the 1st Jtfonday in JTugnst.) For Congress 4th district, JAMES 1). COBB, AMOS LAJVE,
GEORGE II. DUJW. For Recorder Dearborn County. THOMAS PALMER. Z. T. PERCIVAL. ALEX. II. BILL. E WD. S. BUS II ASA SMITH,
Representatives Manchester Nomination, MILTON GREGG, WARREN TEBBS, J. P. MILLIKEN. Wilmington Nomination, HENRY WALKER, THO'S HOWARD, WILLIAM CONAWAY. School Commissioner, HENRY WALKER. JESSE L. HOLM AN. County Commissioner st District. JOSEPH WOODS, DAVIS WEAVER.
JOHN NEAL.
Associate Judge,
ALFRED J. COTTON. S. II. DOWDEN. JAMES POWELL
For Coroner.
JOHN S. PERCIVAL.
Sheriff's Sale. Y virtu of an order of sale, founded on a decree nf thfi Dearborn Circuit Court, on foreclosure of mort
gage, to me directed, I will expose to sale, at public auction to the highest bidder at the court house door in the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, Indiana, on Saturday the first day of August next, between the boms of 10 o'clock A. 31. and 5 P. 31. on same day, all that certain piece or parcel of ground described as follows, . -.n tv.it rortnin iidot of cround on the original
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plan or platt of the town of Lawrenceburgn, in me rumuj and state aforesaid, and numbered on said platt as in ot . i . l.tiT .f m'-t
one hundred and live; also tne soutu rati '7
numbered one hundred and eight, on the sam piatt oi sain town, and being the same premises that " 1 ate .lnp.ln,! tn thf said Jeremiah Thinney, on the i.3d July,
183-3. The same being sole to satisfy the decree aforesaid in favor of Richard Robeson vs. Jeremiah Thinney, rendered at the last 3Iarch term of said court, for the sum of $14G 50, with interest from that time, together with cost of suit, amounting to $15 08 and cost of execution and sale. The rents and profits of the premises aforecT.rl for seven years will be first olfered, and if the same
shall not sell for sufticient to pay the tleot, interest aim cost aforesaid, I will forthwith sell the "fee simple to the higuest biri0UJ( WEAVER, Sheriff J. C. July 11th 1635. 2&-'3-20 REWARD! " STOLEN from the stable of 3Iiles 3Iendenhall, Napoleon, Indiana, on the night of the 9th instant, A BAY HORSE,
15-$ hands high; bald face; glass eyes; marked with the geers; mane hangs on the leftside of his neck; partoi his tail cut olY. A new saddle and bridle were taken with the horse. The above reward will be given to any person
who will return said horse to the subscriber at Lawrence'
"KVTOW on the 2d of July comes Benj-min Johnson and j j) Q Zcua files in the Clerk's office of tho Dearborn Circuit) i f Court, his bill of complaint against the above mined de- ! N ,,u r.ua"
tendants; and also files due proof that raid defendants are not, neither of them, residents of the state of Indiana. .Notice is therefore hereby given to gaid defendants of the filing and pendency of said bill and that unless they be and appear before the julgeaof our Deatborn Circuit Court, to be holden at Lawrenceburgh, in and for said county of Dearborn, on the 1th 3Ionday in September next,
then an;l there to answer, demur or plead t the bill aforesaid on the caUui of the cause, or the same will be taken as confessed. JAAiilS LULL, CTk. Dl'nn &. Spoon F.r. Atts fn Comp. Julyd;le35. Q5-3w
MILLER TOWNSIUI' ELECTION. TjDY order of the Trustees of 3Iiller township, there MJ will be an election held nt the house of John (Joodwinoutho twenty-nfth day of July next, to elect one jus
tice ot the peace to till the vacancy of Milton (.res,;, Esq. resigned. July H, 1835. Administrator's Notice.
THE undersigned, having taken out letters of administration, from the clerk's otfice nf the Dearborn l'tobate Court, on the estate of BEN J A 31 IN J T.NK LN'S, decensed, late of Union township, hereby notifies al! persons indebted to said estate to make immediate settlement; and those having claims against the same, ti present them, legally authenticated, for settlement. The estate is solvent. A sale of the personal goods and effects of said deceased
will take place at the house ol the subscriber, in said town
ship, on Saturday the '25th of July next, at which will be
offered horses, cows, a Dearborn wagon, household and kitchen furniture, &c. Sale opened at 10 o'clock A. 31.
when the terms will be made known. JOHN JENKINS, Adm'r, June 20, 1835. :5-3w
Daniel IL
Dashicll John Dennis Isaac Divinno II. C,
Drake Daniel
3
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Donalds Sarah 3Iisa
KMer Thomas Ellis Thomas Forsyth James Fairbanks Hiram (Jroir Joseph a (ibbs Samuel (rime Joseph ( libber t James 4 (JritUth Martha .Miss lltitchens Lydia '-i
Howerton Jeremiah 12 Uillhousc Catherino Hickman Arinda 31ies Hunter Joseph
Hunter Jonathan
Hickman Jeremiah
Hays Jacob
Hays Am ah
Hays Silas I'.
Hall (Jalhreth
Hodgson James liar will John Hollidiiy Charles 31.
Hadlay James Hazcn Daniel
Hunley Thomas
Jarrit lTi
Jackson K. V.
Jones Amos 2 Jones Thomas
Fat. (Joorc)
Farsons F. S. Fcttcgrcw Nathan Fetteretr Mr. Fercival'Jabcz Farino Charlcj IMatt 31 itry 3Iff. Fhilbrick Jonathan Fiko Ceo. W. Ferine D. C. Ferry William Fiaro John Fowel Lewis 3Ir. Kay no K. NV. 11 oss Samuel Uuthcrford Mary A. V. Sturdevant Charles State John Sanks (leorfro Savijio Thomas Small John Stephens tc (SlentiJ Stead Thomas Sae Selalil Small John Sanders A. (. Tato Harriet 3Iiss Townscnd Hcbecca Tucker; X. Vansicklc John jr. Varason Xathnniel Williams llenjamin 2 Williams Fhilip Winbton James Walhco Robert Wright Uebecca 3Ira. Wood Daniel
A CARD. 3fr. Lane will be pleased to see as many of his fellow
citizens of the 4th Congressional district, as may find it t
convenient to attend on the days and at the places hereinafter mentioned; when it will afford him the most unfeign-
ed satisfaction, to give them a brie! and unvarnished his
tory of the last Congress in relation to the interesting and all exciting subjects discussed and his opinions on the several questions vhich in all human probability will have to be
definitely acted upon by the next Congress questions of a I burgh, or to 3Ir. 3Iendanhall, Napoleon, and reasonable
more grave and awakening interest than have ever been ( charges for the apprehension ot the thiet.
July 1, I !..".
JAMKS W. 1IUNTKH, F. M.
presented to an American Congress questions upon a just
and correct decision of which depend the stability ot the Union, the liberty of the people, the iudepcudence 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, and from dependence to all the blessings of domestic happiness, to wit: James Halsey's, Esq. Stipps Hill, Saturday 11th July Clarksburgh, Decatur county, 3Ionday 13th do Williamstown, Rush co. Tuesday (11 A. 31.) 14th do 3Iilroy (same day at 4 o'clock P. 31.) 14th do 3Ioscovv, Rush count', Wednesday 15th do St. Onier, Decatur county, Thursday lGth do Napoleon, Ripley county, Friday 17th do Versailles do. do. Saturday 18th do When no hour is named, 12 o'clock 31. will be understood as the time of speaking. fj-Editors within this Congressional District will please publish the above (omitting as the dates expire) un
til the loth proximo, and charge to iur. Juane.
TO THE PUBLIC.
George II. Duxx will attend as many of the appoint
ments
July 10th, 1833.
JACOB BOSTICK.
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TAKEN UP by Abraham Welhnan, of Delaware township, Ripley count, a 11 Y HOUSE; sixteen hands high; supposed to be seven years old ; the right fore foot a little white; a small star in the forehead; black legs, mane and tail. Appraised to
thirty dollars by Jame Kea and Isaac Levi. A true copy.
11. risiiJUK, j. r.
June 21st, 1835.
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C.7Yfo
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TAKZN UP by Thomas Will., of Sparta township, Dearborn county, Indi
ana, a BAY 3IAKL; supposed to be 'J or 10 years old, with a bald face ; a white under lip; blind with the near eye; a black spot on the under part of the neck;
both hind legs and ths near fore leg white, with a white spot on the other; white hairs on the flanks and round the tail; supposed to be 144 hands high. Appraised to 25.
Also, a RONE 31 ARE COLT; supposed to be 3 years
about 14 hands high, with the off hind foot
ELECTION.
75TOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
Li Lawrenceburgh and Indianapolis Rail Road Compa
ny, that an election will be held at Coat's Tavern, in
dreensburgh, on the last 3Ionday in AugM.t next to elect
thirteen directors for the iaid coinpanw
W. II. KWIXG, Cleric. July 2d, 1835. 2 "-tf
The Journal and Democrat, at Indianapolis, will please
give the above 3 insertions ami charge to Company.
A LAD of 1G or 18 years of age, of good moral character, industrious habit?, and genteel deportment, would find a good situation in a retail Store, by addressing the Editors of the "Palladium." None need apply without
producing letters of respectable reference. July 2d, 135. 25-tfw
ts made hv 3Ir. Lane as the health of his family will 1 old last spring; about 14 hands
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permit, and as xMr. JLane has set nis appointments uiumij uaiieiu mc paaiuiejuuu. u uurcnuun.- ui u.auuajjiv ,r 1 nvwu P AT ivhp.i thirfi will not be sufficient time ceivable. Aimraised to by James Wills and Thorn-
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For the Palladium. Mestrr. Editors: As a patron and constant reader of your paper, I would ask the favor to occupy a corner, on the subject of the county seat question. As a citizen 1 feel an interest in its fair and speedy settlement, believing that its agitation must and will
have an injurious affect upon the general prosperity of the county; and was well pleased to see, in the early part of the Eeason, a disposition manifested to try the question, at the ensuing election, on its own merits, and put it to rest, that the attention of our
citizens might be directed to other objects. But latcrly I have began to doubt whether this desirable end will be accomplished. Very certain it will not, if the managers in and about Rising Sun and Wil
mington can prevent it. The formation of a ticket at 3Ianchester has changed their plans of operation, and set them to work to avert the anticipated result. From being clamorous in favor of Wilmington, and regarding Lawrenceburgh, as the only point they had to fear, they have veered round so much as to sav the people of Lawrenceburgh care nothing
about the county seat, out uesire uie election 01 me Manchester ticket to sustain the "mammoth bill." The object of this strange assertion is easily seen through it's a mere feint to divide and conquer. The citizens of 3Ianchester and others, opposed to the recent location of the county seat, are to be made believe that they will be saddled with the mammoth hill, if they vote for Gregg, Milliken and Tebbs; vhile below thev will have no question but the coun-
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yocai, aim m 111 at way carry mc vjutc.iuu etItis to be hoped no one will sutler himself to be .ved by 6uch management. WM mAm . I . 1. I. . T 1 yy r- 4 - o 1 1 - . 1 1 n f
pn-tl-rf.1"8 "UlaiHUlUUi U11J, oj v,Jiinu, uic no
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for any person to address the people after Mr. lane con eludes; therefore Mr. Dunn will 'address his fellow citizens at 1 o'clock P. 31. on those day and places where 3Ir. Lane's address is to be at 4 P. 31.; and when 3Ir. Lane sneaks at 11 o'clock, Mr. Dunn will immediately follow
him. The places and times will be as follows:
James Halsey's, Stipp's Jtlill, Saturday ao
as Nelson.
I certify th? above to be a true copy from my estray book. JOILV COLUMBIA, J. P. July 9th, 1S35. 2G-3w
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do do do do do
11 July 13 do 14 do 15 do 16 do 17 do 18 do
Clarksburgh, Decatur co. 3Ionday
Williamstown, Rush co. 1 uesclay Moscow, do Wednesday St. Omer, Decatur co. Thursday Napoleon, Ripley co. Friday vflrcn.iic An Saturday
3Ir. Lane having appointments for the mornings of the same days that he speaks at Jacksonville, Hubble's Cross Roads, and 3Iilroy, 3Ir. Dunn presumes he will not be able to reach those places in time to address the citizens ; he therefore bes the favor of their attendance at those places as follow: T Jacksonville, Swit. co. Monday 1 o'clock P. 31. 2. July. Hubble's Cross Roads, Thursday do J3 do Mili-rw T?ncH Snturdav do 1 Aug.
3Ir. Dunn will, also, address as many of his fellow citizens as will favor him with their attendance at the follov-
Dilsborough, Db'n co. Saturday 11 o'clock A. 31. 25Jdy.
Hartford, same day 4 r . M 3Iount Sterling, Switz. co. 3Iouday 11 A. 31. Burlington, Rush co. Wednesday 1 P. 31. Vienna do. Thursday 1 P. 31. Salem, do. Friday 1 P. 31. V.. Jackson's Tanner's Creek. 1 P. 31.
5The several newspapers in the district wilplease copy the above, and continue the same until the ection, (omitting dates as they expire) and charge the san' to 3Ir. Dunn.
S. Harding & lfjj. Johison, ATTORN1E3 AND COUNSELLORS AT LAV HAVING associated themselves, in theii aforesaid profession, will attend to all business iuae Circuit Court of Dearborn county, which may hereafteP? II.ru:st" ed to them. 3Ir. Johnson, can be consulted allsottlCl'T"1
I 3Ianchester, unless absent on professional brlnesr,- T '
"TTK S. 3IAIOR will hereafter make his arrangements JJja so as to be at his office on 3Iondays, Tuesdaj-s, Wednesdays, an( Saturdays; if absent, it will be on Thursdays and Friday.'. July 10th, 18'3. 2C-2mo Dearborn Probate Court.
Petition to assign Dower. In the Probate Court of Dearborn county, August Term, 1835.
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- "atit isnr urna n fWnritfi measure with the ; r ..: u r.j . u: ;..Fra
LawrencV;;r rL -.:. " ,;::., ,,: 1 aruu,S "c "!UW, ST.UW' 1 L'. attended
re f s ' lUiiutucsicr i-diiui- Hipley co., ind. All business snail be proL'r
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: -.yrffhers.and that the 3Ianchester candi-
No one canity to it' s ma(e without foundation. to vhis hand on a single particle of evi-
June 3, 1S35.
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rhebe Carrick versus Louisa Jane Carrick, David Carrick, William Carick, Cunningham Carrick, infint heirs of
Cunningham Carrick, deceas'd.J
THE aforesaid defendants, iufant heirs of said Cunmingham Carrick, deceased, being unrepresented y guardians, are hereby notified, that on the first day of the next August term of the siid Probate Court, to be holden for said county, application will be made to said court to appoint commissioners to assign and set over to me the one third of the lower part of fractional section No. 4, township 4, range 1 west, containing 90 acres, situate in said comity of Dearborn, the same being my right of dower in the premises aforesaid, as widow of said Cunningham Carrick, deceased, of which said heirs will please take notice. PHEBE CARRICK. July 7, 1835. 2G-3w By J. Test, jr. her Att'y. FOR sale a new, substantial Dearborn Wagon, suited either for one or two horses. Two sets of harness belong to the wagon and will be disposed of with it. The whole will be sold low for cash, or a good milch cow will be taken in part payment. For further particulars, inquire at this office. Jai- 12, 1835.
Flat Boat.
OTICE.
To Magistrates and all others whom it may concern:
TTRE it known that at a meeting of the Hoard of Sm-
UTn inary Trustees of Dearborn county Indiana, held al
Wilmington on the 23d of April last, Stephen Wood was duly elected Treasurer of the Seminary fund of s-uid county of Dearborn; therefore all moneys due and coining to
isaid fund will be paid to sai! Mephen ood 1 reasurer.
By order of the board ot I rustces. JLSSE L. IIOL3IAN, Preset. D. Weaver, Sec'u. June 27 1835.
Notice is further hereby given that a meeting of the
board of Seminary Trustees, will take place at Wihning-
ton, on the lithof July next, at 1) o'clock, A. 31. to
transact business of importance. A punctual attendance
of all the board is requested. By order, 25 tf. D. Wkaver, Scc'y. WOOL CARDING.
FTTVIE undersigned would inform the public that he has
JJ his WOOL CAKIJIJYU WORKS, (on the road leading from Hartford to Rising Sun,) in complete opera
tion, propelled by horse power; and is now read)' to receive wool, and make the same in rolls with all required despatch. The machines are attended by an experienced workman, who will no doubt be able to render general satisfaction to all who may favor the establishment with their custom. The wool should be well cleansed and picked before sending it to the machines. The prices for carding will be the same as charged at other works in the neighborhood. JOHN BARRICKLOW,Sr. June 2Cth, 1835. 21-G
A JBA3&A3TCf,
THE subscriber being h sirotn of quitting hii buincM in consequence of ill health, olfi r to n il h'n
WAG ON-3YIAKI.IV 3 SIIOP,
with tools and Mock on hand, lie hazards nothing in try
ing that nny person wishing to engage in the business of
wagon, dray, plough, harrow nakmcr. c. cannot f.nd a
better Htuniion, it I t ing tlio only hhop in town, closo n l-
joining a l uge ninth's hop, and niirouude 1 by us rich a
country as can he lound on the Ohm riwr. K1 I thop h
bullion a lot v. ith fifty seven feet fronting on one ol tint principal Mreets, which will make it valuable. Terms of
payment can be made easy. A first rate journeyman
could find immediate employment and good wne.
JOHN WV.MOM. Lawrenceburgh, Juno 17, 1835. 23-Jw (fcT-The Editor of the Cincinnati fJan ttewiU phase
pullih the above four weeks successively and furward his
account to this oflice.
MEW GOODS.
THE .subscribers are receiving from New York unJ Philadelphia, a general assortment of
Dry Goods,
HARDWARE, (iUOCKRIES, HOOTS, SHOE,
BONNETS, BOOKS. Ac. Ar.
Which they will m.11 low hhJ on accomodating term.
N. iV i. SPAKKS. M:.y 0,1835. 17-tf Sale or ileal Estate. OCT POSTPONED. J) FUR LI O notice is hereby given, that, by iitueofa decree of the 1'iobate court of De i hoi n coun'y, in the State of Indiana, I shall expose to Bale at public endue on the premises, on Saturday the l day nf August, next, at 12 o'clock M., on that day, the wc;t half of tho south westquartcr of section No. 11, in township No. 5, of range No. wc.t, in the county of Dearborn, containiti", 75 and a half acres of land, belonging to the heirs of Janus Jnce, deceased; and sold for their benefit, on tha f dh-e-ing terms and conditions, to wit: one fourth of the purchase inouey in hand at the time of sale, one fourtli. thereof in six month, one fourth thereof in twelve mouths, and the residue in eighteen months from the day of tale. Tho deferred payments to be w ell secured by food personal tiocurity; on tho final payment of all the purchase; money, nn indisputable title will be made to the purchaser. WILLIAM D1LS, CWr. May 20th, 1535. lfJ-lw
Short Street Wharf. AGREEABLY to an order of the Select Council of the town of Lawrenceburgh, made on the 9th inst., the undersigned will offer on the premises at public outcry, to the lowest bidder, on Wednesday the 1st day of Julynext, at 10 o'clock A. M. the contract for finishing the Short street Wharf in said tow n, according to the plan or contract originally entered into with Col. J. Spencer. The plan may be seen at the ofi'ce of the undersigned. Bond ;aid good security will be required of the contractor. DAVID V. CULLEY, Preset Corp. Lawrenceburgh. Jnne 13, 1635. 22-ts. 0" The letting of the above work was postponed to the 15th July, inst. Wednesday. Stray etl or Stolen,
IROM the subscriber, residing in Vevay . Indiana, a small roan horse, six years t 1 . 1 L . . .1 i . i ! .1.
ml o tnis Minnr, anout Jo or n nanus mu
I did not recollect any brands about him
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s hrnnel arm th pits, and a liatur
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ai trotter, lie was raiseu ny iuuiu,
I su noose he will make for Canada. Any person who
w ill give me information, so that I may be able to get him,
JrlRfcT rate Flat Boat, 70 feet in length, for sale shall be paid for all their trouble, by GEORGE TOUSEY & Co. CHARLES THIEBAUD. Junel2,lb35. Vevay, June C, 1635. 25-3w.
Canvassed Hains. fl fhrtlSfTV LIW. well trimmed and curd, for famt
HtV4VMVv4llyuse,for.aleby L. W.JOHNSO.
May 8, 1635.
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Irdn, Vaila, A'r. JfUST arrived, and for sale, n ;!,':,l,,t',' f Q NAILS, and American M'ISl iUJ. GEO. W. LANE, Si. Co. April 0, 1635. 13t('j 1MSM2. it i t i : .
C:IMOV ('onrisl't UHn mm .wmkkiui. siuprii-f
9 articles,) by April 21, 163..
L. W. JOHNSON.
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INDIANA GAZETTEKU.
A FEW copies of this useful work maybe had on re" a sonable terms by calling at this ollice. SALT. 050 l'ls. h'enhawa Salt, sipe.ior quality 50 lo Old Salt, (from 7-5 to 100 prlbl) For sale by GEOKGE 7v)USEY & CV. June 12, 1S35. Karon, JLrd &e. TfHE subscribers have supply of the above articles
i!L for sale.
Much 25, 1335.
J. l 1)1 NN Si- Co.
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