Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 34, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 5 September 1835 — Page 3
Saturday ITSoPMiKs, scpl. 0.
4nX?' rpIC?ri? BV TR PRESIDENT. Smith, deceased' in lie le of lieruard saf, (La,) m placj of Valentine King deceased.
,it? h"riff"s 5a5e' atlvenisetl to take place on thn 23th o.Urnn, is postponed, as will be seen, to Monday next. Our town is banning to assume its usual buinfs aplearar:ce at this season of the year. Hay and other art;c!,3 ol exportation are daily crowing oar streets and wnarves. Several hay boUs have left fur the lower country atners are ludmg and v. ilj put off in a fo.v davs. From present appearances we are induced to believe that there iilbe an increase of exportation from this nlace, th's teason, of twenty percent, over any forn.-r year. The great quantity of hay and corn in this vicinity, (the two .principal articles of exportation) will certain! y justify such a conclusion. In addition to our incroa ing business on the river, our town improves and grows. Several very-substantial and elegant building are being erected; such as a bankinghouse, storehouse?, &c; all brick, and, as we brieve, intended for three or four stories. Extensive preparations are a!s3 making for the pork business this fall, and m addition to our former large and commodious buildings for packing, Maj. John Dunn has erected cue of the largest class large enough, one would suppose, tii pack away ull the pork in the State. These improvements, with others of minor importance, will add much to the appearance and advantage of the place.
Wc have not yet received completa returns from the North Carolina elections. It is believed, however, that the parties will not be materially changed, if any, from the last representation. There is a probability of one being gained to the administration.
The Frankfort Argus says the strength of parties in the next Legislature of Kentuckj-, will be as follows: lu the Senate 21 Whigs, 17 administration. In the House of Representative?, 59 Wh'gs, and 41 administration. It fcems from this statement that there has been an increase to the administration party, since last year of 10 or 15 members.
"HUNG BE THE HEAVENS WITH DLACK." Ye gods' and Utile fishes 1 ! ! Friend Hue!!, of LawrenceburgU has ordered, his panr.r stopped lie is the son-in-law of Amos Lane. All the protlered acta of friendship of this individual have vanished ! ! ! When we support a man for office "we do it from disinterested motives every offer of an office Arc xye consider in the light cf a bribe, and in proportion to the magnitude, of the offer, we despise the person offering it. Do you understand roe! The above is from General Keen's Weekly Messenger, and need we inform our numerous and liberal readers that the General does our f fiend exceedingly enormous m-justice! Did the General consider at the moment he penned the above squib the portentous import ofiti meaning? Mr. Putll, 'lack-a-daj-, had his subscription to the Palladium even, directly after the election, discontinued ; tut, unlike the General, in his mad zeal, we took a different, and by far a more probable, view of the case, and thought Mr. Huell actuated riot by conscientious or political scruples, but by the purest pecuniary principles, and, therefore, let Mr. Puell pass the even tenor of his way unmolested, as he deserved to be. We shall expect the General to retract thess tMiberal stricturer, and be mora circumspect hereafter. We think a man has a just right to exercise his pecuniary principles in such matters just as he please-, aud we foel bound to defend Mr. Iiuell from Gen. K's --merited calumny. If it is only the pecuniary part of the matter winch has raised his ire so unnecessarily, we will lay ourselves liable to him for one subscriber, provided h will promise to give the right meaning the next time he indites a squib relative to the withdrawal of a subscription. Wc can very easily do it, as we haveg-rmird some half dozen inconsequence. Mark us, General! we are determined that the persecuted Mr. Due!! shan't be slandered in this nay silently we will "carry the war into Africa" first! The Weekly Messenger says that the price of wheat has fallen SlO-per cent, in that vicinity during the past week. The editor thinks this is owing to a "combination" of the millers and merchants for the purpose of speculating Jii the article. We discover that wheat i now selling in Louisville, and at many of the towns on the river in this State, at S7d vents per buihel.
The Cu.mkt. Mr. Rogerson, of iho Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in a lite communication on ilio i xpccled comet, says: -l expect tliis comet will be seen hy the assisted vision in July and become visible to the naked eve in September. It will bo nearest the vnrtli about the 5ih urOth of October, und iti its perihelion, or neatest point lo the sun, about the 4U cfNov.--Iimay be expected lobe a splendid olj-ct from the nl of Bept.lo the middle of October. Its revolution h about 73 yeais was l ist seen in l7o'J hiving been observed also in 1G32. When the comet is nearest the sun it will he about an equal distance with Vensua from that luminary md when at its greatest distance from the sun "it will Do almost twice as far oifu3 the (Jooran Sidus."
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MUL.ii.iuvjuu 1111. nuUiil I Un BUY ANT THE POET.
Letters from Florence speak in flittering term? f the progress of the great statue of Wasinyton by Cireenough the Sculptor. One of them nlso s iys "Mr. Cireenough li tajust completed a fine bust of Bryant the Pott, redolent with poetry in every feature." Bryant wa3 at iln l ist dates in Florence, hut about leaving to visit tint city of enchintment, Venice. A". V. Journal cf Commerce.
Pt. Loc if, July 18, 18.15. Jlocy Mountain. Mr. Rambell, of the firm of Sublette t Campbell, reached this city on Wednesday last, from the Rocky Mountains. This gentleman left here oh the Jih of April last, by land, with but two companions to perform a journey of one thousand inilo?, through a desert land, untenant.-d save by suages. lie returned on the 1 "nil of J uly. If we. deduct several days, during which time he v. as detained in the settlements, it will leave i;uly three months for the accomplishment of this perilous ndw ntiire. The sntae route w as never before travelled in to fcho i t A period. Ily and by, we shall think nothing of "taking tveursions to the Mountain": and undertake them with scarcely greater inducements than govern the multitudes wholljvk to our places of fashionable resort in the Einmuer months. Mr. Cambell w a not molested in any manner, by the innufious bands f Indians through whose country he was compelled to pass, lie H inained about fifteen da vs at the company' post at the font of the 1H k Hills. The traders and trappers in that country durirg the f a$t winter weie prnerally iuccfful. Mr. CampleJl undcrnio l from fo? ffti)e anke Indians, and little doubt is inert litu'd of it correctness, that a party of Indians cf ftii ndjoiuinj tribe ha 1 muidcrcd t o of tLe trap.p.-n. WLning to th NcW Lntiand expedition undci Capt.
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now at llurlcm, broke from his casS , . Z C ,1
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The nrDnriinr .,it : uern tieignts. , anu .uissiesippi from which a iic IHUpriClOrS aUlhoriT.il nnv n.-r-... . hnnrd in ,.1 . "... ., .
and kill him, am! a f Xl" lo PUTSlle ( u c Srowinff "ops,
anim.l r . rr.,.:..,. -T i - P"ence of an .u "awu ,n a Previous number, v
........ , .-,uUUS a3 very u.ingcrous in the neioh- i i u consequence, provided we sh
uur cny, we advise sportsmen to t-7 n wuuanceot such wet, their do-r3 and hors tlda ,fto.' , . er as we have
uuu oiiueavor
. .. ' '-v'l ui r r:in (. .... ' t .
o .,"1. lm Ui JUn5'e luro he destroys
.....c, ur any unurtunife 3ssenrPr , h s path. I,, all countries a Tiger Hunt is
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luce.
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An Excusable
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s ep, said Lonaparte, from the suhlimo to the ridiculous 'I he l ,tc riots shows that the interval between the terrible and tl- ludicrous, may FOfnetmiesbe not very wide; us is proved hv the following story, I am assured is iron, i.fn .lfvr.;
dent uhich oecuired at turn of the houses where the furniture was destroyed. A stout, strapping fellow, had stolen some wine m Louies, with which he was making away, when perceiving two others with table-clothes and sheets, which they, too, pilfered, he hid down his wine and, boldly advancing to them, demanded of them peremtonly , what tlVy were doing. "You scoundrels, said he, -dou you know that the things vou have taken are another man's property, am? tint you are thieves in taking them? If you don't hv' em down this instant, I'll take them away from you, and you will-he sent to the Penitentiary, ye rascals Terrified at these words, and intimidated by the boklnessandsuperiorsizeandapparent robust strength of the person who had-just addressed them in this manner, they hid down their respective burdens and departed. No sooner wcro thoy cut of s.ght than the artful rogue looked around and about h,m and "tins way and Hint way," and, when he thought no one was observing him, w.uptd up h.s wine in the sheets and table cloths, and taking up the w hole, went off in triumph with his load. m I he above, from the 110-. reminds me of a seerie in fctiakesnearci's wiibf-t'u ;,, i.:i. ...
Ihlir. Esflie Missippi ia 10i feet below
,1 "ru.uurra-irket remainsin the eame dull inanimate situation previously noticed, and were it not for a little bustle caused by the moving of goods in transit, from the North to the Wen- the l-evee would wear a rather deserted appearance.
-ourus irom varices portions of the states of
we have
go to confirm
ould certain-
ould have a
unseasonable weathl mJrll! , C T
tr fhc . . , . 1111 cji judo lu l,,Jl time, and which
tinued ever since. It appears that both the Cotton I S ar CfP8ave-. sustained very considerable injury .even in the most favorable situations, but particularly on the low grounds, or back lands, as they are called, which have been kept constantly covered with water. Of ordinary seasons the Cotton Crop -is hauls to receive the greatest damage in he month c Heptcmher, and if in addition to the injury already done, we-should have a recurrence or sucli storms as are sometimes experienced in that month, the loss that would ensue, would be very serious; but, as we have before remarked, a drv, favorab e lall would do much to retrieve the ravels tWti7 Crmmitt.?; ne t,,inS. however, is certain, that the Crop will be thrown back fully a month later than usual, and consequently more liable to be hurt by early trobts. We do no feci disposed to become a arm-sts, and are fully aware that statements -jout short Crops are always current at this time of the year, that they are generally very much exaggerated, and that we should be the last to lend oSr aid in giving currency to such report, if we beleved .hat they had not some foundation in fact; but in the present instance, we have no doubt but that they will be somewhat shortened, though perhaps not so materially as now anticipated. Cotton The market is nearly stagnant for the want of something to operate in, but there is verv little inquiry, and prices rule about the tame. U is calculated that there is not more than 2000 bales ot all descriptions on sale, and that amount is made up ol a number cf small parcels, distributed throughout t.e pla-e. The following are all the saof winch we could learn since our last, viz: of Mississippi 110 hales nt 1G cents: of Alabama and Tennessee 4.-50 at 17 a, 10, at 18, GOO at Hi?, and 19 bales Texas at 19 cent?. A portion of picked cotton and th remnants of the whole season, are included in some of the above sales. iSro.vR Though the demand for New Orleans &ugar may be called limited at the prices asked; vet there is more or less buying, and the stock which hag all along been very fair, is gradually becoming reduced. Our quotations, 7 a ei cents, ere
ll!l"lss tne market, principally all th rS . ,ei"ff VVithin tl,CSe ,ilnit3 NVo noticG Ka!Ci ofOOhhos. at?it LMO hhds. at 7d a V, and 2i
urn h. ac ex cents per lb. iiavanna Hutfar is curce and in demand at quotations, White Ilia 12, Brown 9 a 9 cents. Molasses. A few bbls. arc now and then offering lor which :;.rj cents is asked; but there is hardly any selling, and none good in the place. Tobacco The market continues in the same inactive fctatc noticed in our last, and we can only aeiterate the remark previously made, that 0, 7 nnd -j cents, according to quality, is the most that common running lots will bring, and on! fine rejections any thing above them. Arrived this week 152 r.hds. Fi.ourt Our former quotation, 9 50 per bbJ. is continued, and there is scarcely any business doing at them. The stock in market is riot excessive, bul is more than adequate to the small demand that at present exists. Pork The prices quoted last week are etil! maintained, and in some instances as. hio-h as 31H, has nicer, 1 paid for Mess, Prime $15 per bbl. and the deand rather limited. Bacon The market continues in a decliuin" state, and sales are very limited; present quotation" are for Hams 8 a 10, Middling 7 a b, Shoulders 0 cents per lb. Only the bet quality of canvassed ilama will bring our highest quotation. Hales cannot be effected on any other terms than at a sacrifice, ihere is a good supply on hand. Laud Transactions in Lard are very moderate but our quotations remain without any alterations in price -3 a 9 cents per lb Beef Branded continues to ro olTslowlv nt rmo-
! tations, but there is 00 riomrmrl
jles3 $12 a 12; Prime $10 u $11; Cargo $0 a 0
) ,.,.,t, nrt Tc , T7. Mutter Northern is held at former nuotations, 4loTS rducuy Gicnt. Benjamin B. 24 a 20 cents; sales small.' Supplies ,f Wet I . ,ut,'J,u W'Hni many ol ur i-.itians will n rnem-1 ern have continued to arrive until the market has Uer WHS CXhlbltPll ln5t rnnt-nf !. ... At - ibminrmravnJ-.,,! I .. I . . 1 . r 1 1
j v....i wi mi; iXiiU'iiCilll lU!li;n- "v- '"v " "-iiuciu, ujujf UL'SI Will Ulin- IntOtilS .died on the 30ih cf June, in Alonl.ronierv p" !b'
j-SALE POSTPONED TO 7th SEPT. SHERIFF'S SALE. "FTY VIRTUE of an execution from tho Clerk's OfMJ5 f.ce of the Dearborn Circuit Court to me directed in favor of the 1 resident and Directors of the Farmers' and .Mechanics' Bank of Indiana against the goods, chattels, lands and tenements of Jabez Percival and Zera T. Percivalfor tho sum of $67.03, with interest from tho SGth March, 1834: also, the sum of $10 G5 cents cost, together with tne cost of this execution and cost of collectionl will expose to public sale at the court-house door in the town of Lawrenccburgh, Dearborn county, Indiana, the following property given op by said Percival to satisfy tho aforesaid execution, to wit: Two lota No. 81 and 8 in the addition to tlio tow n of L.;ivrencebureh. comnmnW -5,1,1 tc ..... ..
and formerly Ediuborough, m the county of Dearborn, on , Tlrtant, belwee th. hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 i . M on said day, first the rents and profits for s"vPn
jr., miuuw uie same not sen lor sumcient to pay the debt, interest and cost aforesaid, I will forthwith sell the fee simple to the highest bidder. I will nln snil. nt th c.,rA
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,,e ne meets the Clown and Shepherd, remarks, aside, "Here's more matter for a hot brain; Every lane send, every shop, church, haninffy yields "a carreful man work. Baltimore Gazette-
More LwckT.aw--U is reported, says tho N Haven Herald of 1 uesday ; that the African church m Hartford was demolished and burnt last ni"!lt by a mob. We have no particulars. From the Norfolk Beacon Aug. 10. Awful, hut just Puxisnir.T. We harn by the arrival the steamboat Kentucky, last evening iroui Richmond, that Robinson, the Englishman, mentioned in the Beacon of Saturday, as "heinr in the vicinity of Lynchburg, was i-iken" about fifteen mdes from that town, and hacd on the snot ! We Bincf rely trust that ample evidence existed of the depth of this guilt and if such were the cas-, it is hut sheer justice that he would visit the firesides of the uuoflendmg citizens to the South, with a more than Indian mssacrc, should h ive the hitter cu impressed to the funitieks of the prompt punishment which inevitably await them south of the Potomac. From the N. Y. Evening Star. The following is a verbatim et literatim copv of !.io subscription of a letter lately put into a pest of fieo not a hundred miles from this city: To Joseph Norris Dar Rom County The Stalo of Indlangh The town of A Rorrnah.
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Th
is Committer! tippoiuted to invcstitvtte the ori
gin ut the fire in York, are ofopinion, that it was
me worK oi an incendiary. 1
their report. Lev. Jour.
icy had not made !
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county. Hi3 disease was tho dronsv. IMrTlvSi..!,.
ard vvas a man of umblernished character, and a member of the Methodist Church. He wr,3 fortyfive years old, and weighed at the time of his death live hundred and twenty-five pounds. We learn from the Lexington Intelligencer of I uesday, that the Cholera had entirely subsided at Versailles. Tho whole number of deaths in that town and vicinity was about 70. LouLmUc Journal, Aug. 23.
MAnRIEnOa Wednesday, 2,1 instant, in La thery tavn?np, by Judfico 1. Dun Xir rVff'U Mri n?--IiE.lzAUE'flI P. I f AYES. -"Lx. to ir0".';! "stant, at the same place, and by the -amp Cx nvA8nT' lUMMtat So M'iss ELIZABC ni tuAiNUU.N all of this county. U c tender our warmest thanks for the bountiful supply of bridal cake accompanying the above notices, with the assurance, that we wish the happy pairs as much enjoyment m the "honn, ,ncon" as the cake was delectable to our tastes?, aud that their unions may be an t;ti?x to their future bliss and happiness. The following notice was accompanied by a lengthy obituary of the deceased, but owing to its bad arrangement we are under the necessity of excluding it: D1CD At his residence in Jackson township, Dearborn county, lad. Rev. VxxiZL Pctteshsw, on the 17th J my last. Etstray . Notice
TAKEN up, on the 18t'u A ugust, 1S35, by Famuel 3.1c31u!len, of Manshester township,
. sirl 1'earDom country, ;-tate ot ind.aua, one
rf estray dark sorrel horse, with a star in his forehead, both hind feet white, somo saddle fct,, inaiks has a late bell Inm. on his neck wit! a leather strap aud buckle, about 15 hands high, supposed to b? Ij or 7 years old. Appraised at thirty -five dolls, by Isaiah Ferris and Joseph Roberts. I certify the above to be a true copy from my estray book; Ciiven under my hand at Manchester, this 31st of Aurust, 1S3"- MARK M'CRACKEN, J. P. Sopt, 1635-34v35. Sale off Property ASAIjE of tha personal property of the llate of Rot)crt Cornfonh, deceased, will take place at his hue residence in Miller township, Dearborn rountr, Indian?, on Saturday the iGth instant, consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Mieep, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fanning utensil, &c. Terms made known on the day of sale, r-'ale to comnn nee at D o'clock, A. M. JOHN COUNFORTH, JOHN MAN SELL, S dmr-f-ept. r, 1835-3 ltd
IT2VJ PJSATHEaS. A QFANTlTV.r of New Feathers tut hand nnd for sale
J. bv July a, 1035.
U 1USKT3Y Is no longer ineuired for. and our nun
titions rnay be regarded as nominal. Arrived this week, 12U bbls. Uauoixq ami IJ.vlh Ropi: We have no improvement to notice in the demand for cither ol these articles; generally, transactions are on a limited ecale, though we are informed of a sale of r00 pieces Uagging at 87 cts. quotations remain E3 was last week set down. IJarrrrimr per yard, Hootch hemp, :X) a ill, asked, Kentucky, liOa 38 cents, dull. Uale rope oer lb. Northern" 10 n I2.t.
sales, Kentucky, 15 a 10 cents, small sales.
I.ead A portion of the lust tint arrived was limi
tad at i per 100 lbs. but no purchaser been found willing to take it on these terms
oat,t No late arrivals have come into this
ket, the only kind in the place is Liverpool Salt!
CorrcE Quotations remain firm, but a very tunall inquiry is experienced; Havana Prime CJrrvni 1"J a 14; do. Middling Via. 13; Rio FoU; St. Domiio 111 a m eta. per lb. dull. MAt KmtSL The quotations in our outer column are the asking prices. Sales are very limited, and generally at the prices in the inner column, quotations are; for No. 1, $'3 a $9t(; No. 2, $7 50; No. 3, $0 a $G 50; per bbl. limited pales. There are a
good many Codfish in market, and they are dull at
3 l .'j u.i per oox.
Oils iSperm, continues in the same languid
situation, but prices unaltered; sales of Linseed have been made this week at $1 374. Tanners' is scarce. So;p There is no demand worth speaking of for any No. or Rrand of Soap. Candles Sperm. The inquiry experienced for Candles is quite limited, but prices steady: Spcim. New Redford, SO a 374, Nantucket, 34 a 35 cents, but we understand that some of the last arrivals are limited to 3S a 40 cents per pound. Coiin The sales during the week have generally been at 70 a 75 cents per bushel for shelled in sacks, though it is on tho decline. In the Lar, the price also remains at $1 12 per bbl. dull. Hay The quantity that has lately arrived his caused the price to decline; tho list tales were at $1 25 per 100 lbs. Rice The market has a fair supply, and it is dull at $4 50 a $4 55 per 100 lbs. fcii'iiUTs The demand is not now fo extensive as formerly particularly for the domestic qualities, tho prices ore rather looking down. Otard llrandy, none; tlordcaux 1.40 a $1.50, sales; American, Ui and 4th drf. 43 a 53; Gin, Holland, $1,124 a 1 20, Fcarce: New England, 41 a 42, New Orleans, 374 a 33 cents per gallon, 1st proof. Ttlm inislrator's Notice. FTtpinE undersigned having taken out Letters of AdminJjL istration on the estate of Robert Corn forth, deceased, late of Miller township, Dearborn county, Indiana, request all indebted to said estate to make' immediate payment: and those having claims to present them, duly authenticated for tcttleiueut. Tho estate is supposed to be solvent.
time and nln-o o.., i . , .
f.-.--, ajiiic jjuiMJiuu jnopeny, f uen horses, CtC , JOHN WEAVER, S'veriJ i-cpt. 1835-SQts. Dearborn county, Lara.
NOTICE TO RESIDENT STOCKHOLDERS OF THE State MSmilc of JmUana.
W OAna will bo made for the payment of th? second isLJ Instalment of Stock, due November 10, 1835, (and the Tlord Instalment due in 183G, if desired,) to Resident . tocxnolders, under the 'followin.fr r.1i.;mt, . '!'h rv
filling me offices hereafter stated in each county are hereby notified that they are appointed in and for their respective counties, Appraisers of the Real Estate propsed to be mortgaged for the above purpose. The Associate Judges, Judge of the Probate Court, Clerk of the Circuit Court Recorder, County Surveyor, School Commissioner, and1 the three Directors on the part of the State in each branch; any three of whom shall constitute i board to act on any application, except in cases where thoy are pcrsona.Jy interested; cud for their use tho following form h annexed, to be signed by the three Appraisers, and nil i the proper branch, on or before tho fifth -of Octnlwr
gamer with a bond and mortage accompanied with arrcor dedand certified chain of title from tho United fc'tato- Z
LCOBUKCTCD WEEKLY T.Y THE UEPl.'CLICAil.'
N O Canal Banking Co 5
union bk cf Louisiana All others uncertain .vrssrssii.
Planters' Uanl
mi in
Corn 1 bk. Cincinnati par I' ranklin bank of do par BunkofChillicotho li do payablo-at Phila. li
iitarieiia Mount Pleasant Nor walk Gcaujra Rank of Zanesville St. Clairsvillo
Cornmerc'l b'kL. Eric li
Dayton Rank 1 1
Commercial bk. Scioto li
F&M hkKteuhcnvilloli
IS U 14 14 n
ii ii 15
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it
5
it
Arrricultural bk Natchez 5
State bk Mississippi do 5
An others uncertain ALABAMA. Rank of Mobile 15 U a?. lk. Alab"i hrl5 All others uncertain alley and Rranah Rank cf Va & branchosll do payable Charleston U Farmers bk Vaicbr li N. W, bk at Whcclingli pa y able at Wcllsburgl 4 All others uncertain. JlICIUGAJsT. Michigan bk $5 and up. 3
Columbus
Lancastpr
Muskingum bk Urbana Ranking Co Western Reserve All othei s uncertain. KEJSTTU CK V.
Louisville Hotel Co i $5 ad 3
ua. commonwealth 2, Smaller notes do Kentucky & hr'chs 3! Rank of River Raisin All others of no value All nth.Pr n vni
V VTf crn I tate bk lenn. febr 5 F & Mbk Crr, a, n
Union bk Nashville 5 Rr Rk En wr "C "
o Ail "r '-vuuiu
5
other orginal source, through all intervening owners to the applicant, according to the printed forms which mav be procured at each Rranch: all which conveyances muL Iiro( need anHMtnt ,K 1'. i. . )iilc,'J lnuPt l!t
f,.r : 7; V V a 1Ln ,ur UiVr ausence accounted
oi. x,o tuta will be deemed valid, which is derived through any sherm, collector, evecu or, adminir "tor V W"ec- Unless the title U clear lV Sxl
"4 iwcuiu, anu m every resnert rn.,..,i....i
the t,,i,tl!l, rn, f !,, tt'na StaK 'S
... ...i i.Autca ui rrrarmn ..,.1 . i
recording either the appraisement, cenifi or n must be incurred by the uppliwnt. Tor each clay so employed, Appraiser is entitled bv !n.v rP..,.. .-
one dollr.r " "Pinicant to
APFRAIS.E.MEN-T.
m The undersigned bavin- been appointed bv tho r.n.!.
sioners of the Makin- Fund, Aonraisers'r
proposed for nrrt-a-e in the coiuoV of ,
nvinff lioni, . . J - dUU
having been duly sworn as such, af
pr Moi-im...! . : .
...m.hi t;-vaniiiiii-
v-Vt' , - f if - Pe,rs0,nnl 1KJ distil1ct acquaintance vit-Oye following uesenbed real estate in sV d cour ir here describe it t o say, poil olir oall tfe : plcm ' exclusive of all perishable imnrove.nontl. P-,'SwS,
tl ft 11 -i -... . ... ;
i i . .i l,,1b.-JU,;u'' ai me common s-Ilin-r rrt- of
I " Z: 'r LUJni7- UiVCI1 our hand
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Decisions will be mndr nn K t-. r.t
IZ"" l" "?J" lh" Efficiency of the nl
Ca3e as early as practicable, at the- res
v. here the t amo may be known on application. By order of the Comniis-.ioxmrs Office of Sinking Fund, ) '
poctive Rranches
Indianapolis, August 1335.
President.
3-i-tStb.Oct.
?Ja23 of J2eaybom Conn! ON AN KNGRAVUD COri'ER. V L.A T K. finn undersigned proposes to publish a Map of barEL born C ounty, Indiana, to exhibit the HectionF, To-.vn-Pinpp, and Lan-ep, as laid down in the ovi.-iual Purveystownc ,-roadF, rivers und creeks, tha political diviaon into towiulups. Tha whole to be neatly and accurately laid down upon ancaleof tivo miles to the inch, and the polical division into townships colored. Milla and other manufactories, (dittiLenes excepted,) Hill be laid down upon the iuhp, by owners cf them paying tiventy-five cents per copy extra. I ke maps will b delivered tn subscribers at fifty cent3 per copy, and will be ready lor delivery bv the fir.t of March, 183G, at v.hich tima due notice will be river..
do payable in Phila. Yoatman & Woods ) payable at Nashville (
do payable at Phila 1$ All others uncertain T.OUISJAj2. Rank of Louisiana 5 do Orleans f Commercial bk Loui'a f Consolidated Associate f
v-ity hie ol i Orleans Louisiana State Rank
Citizens' bk of Loui'a
Mec & Tra bk 5c br
3 All others
niST. COTALMTtJ n
Rank of Metropolis 2 All others uncertain. PEjX.YS yl VAKIA . Allegany bk of Pa. 1 Rank of ChambcfoburglJ Chester county li (iortnantown 1 Delaware county li North America li Pittsburgh li
Other banks general-
o ly from 2 to 5.
Scpt. P, 1835-21 tow
SAM UE . MOIII1 1 SO a .
lTh0FTOn MOKfJAN & liOND a f,rSoriar..d in -- Pr;l:ll0 r lJsic end, Xi.?rru. Office ono door v.enol me fc-tore of Messrs. C. R. &, V. West.
Lawrenccburgh, Au-'.;st;21, 18:;5.
32-tf
NOTICE. " t!,!C Pl,,-',.ri Mr. K. MOCC.AN. is no fon-ref in a, employ ho PAllTNlOJWlilP bctwevn himself and tiiat liiuiviJual has ever existed. August 22d, 1833-31ow Adniijiistrators' Notice and alo. TJTjBLIC notice is hereby given that we have tak -n lettersof admu-utratiou out of the Clerk's office of the 1 robate court ot Dearborn county, of the e,tato of John
. , tearoom county, deceased ; and that said estate is amply solvent.
Noli publi
in Ca-sar Creel
1NOUCC 13 UiSO helOiJV Flvrn tbnt vn cl nil . .
. . , , -' -j --w utu to saje
ui j.uonc enaue, at the lormcr residence of the dec.-.f?
in U sar CrceK township, lrarborn county, on Monday tne fourteenth day of September next, the peronsal effects
- i t.ua neccaseu. con-ist'i!" nt IHlT'S'.s uw'o n ny
has yet TLC, Hay, It'ieat, a Wagon, Gears, Ploughs , u'nd vari oils otiijr artidpu. 'I'l..-, tr.iio ,..;u i
oay ox sale, bale to commenco nt 10 ,-.tnn.- at ....
tLilll UilV
Au-cst 2?, 1035.
STI.NXMIR FAR RAN,) 7. RORE11T FA11RAX. dni'r.
32-ts
CIIO. TOUtfRY, Co.
Sept. 5, 1835-3 i-3
JOHN CORNFORTH,) , , JOHN IIANSCLL. I writs.
Com-
robato
ud ay in
PUBLIC NOTICK.
MOriCLi3 hereby given, that ihe unders-ned, nuss:oner for that purpose appointed, by tho p t ouit of Dearborn Countv. will, n-i ,!
ih tuber, 18 3.., expose to pu!,lic rale, on the premiss, by virtue ot a decree oi sard Probate Court, iL following real ( state of W-llmm Ikily, deceased, to wit - Tl,KC
ea.t (,uartcr of s. cf ion nine, in township sdx, in range two west, a Diiarborn county, Indiana. The slid .inarter v. ill be sold in separate tracts of ciehtv acres each, dischard of dower; the residue in e.uuvl rmyuun's atnme and twelve months from day of sale
An-. 15, 1333-31-lw
roueut now:;, jr.
Commissioner.
MISS S. npp, Late an 4ssita7it i.t Mr. IlLYKLY'S SCHOOL,') f -r-sjy rV 7" tTI inform the citizens
y V of Lawrenceburgh and vicinity, that she has t ken the room immediately over Dr. Grower's of-
;i..:ce, where s!ie intends ooeniirr a
y school on Monday next, (d in--Jstaut). The terma of tuition will
bo the same as usually charged. Mr. IIINKLY, having declined teaching, owing to ill-health. Miss C. will be pleased to receive a portion of the very liberal encouragement extended to him. . Aug. 59-33oy EfiiforisBRfion Wantctlo
&TRA1LD away from tho Etib-r-enber, living in Miller Township, Dearborn county, Indiana, on Monday the 17th instant, a horse colt, one yearold last spring; said colt is a bright bay, black inane and tail.
head. Any person that will secure said colt, and give the subscriber information where to get it, will confer a favor, and all reasonable charges will be paid for trouble, &.c. by communicating it to Lawrenccburgh, Indiana. Aug. at), 1835-33-A-3 ROBERT 1IAUGETT. SAXiT. -150 bbls. Kenhawa Salt, superior quality 0 do Old 8alt, (from 75 to 100 prbbl) For pal by GEORGE TO USE Y &. Co. Juneli?, 1S35.
IVH 1:ftrri7;:-A C.--You will much oblige your friend IVil by pubhsmng tho following advertisements and Letter, all wutten by Dr. Jeremiah If. Urower, (late of the Jirtiz of Broiccr & Morgan.) Yours, tc. vnTfrr ,:- MORGAN. Dr T ir t t , T NJTICE. J.2'1J: .n- ?hower hereby Dr. J. II. Rrowcr hatine no ibes bis frieiuis and tho cntcrccfinto p aleV'iSx public, that Mr. 13. Morgan Dr. mJ&loX is no longer in his employ. practice of physicnd surgetheir united attention w ill re- jrt'y-r. hereafter be given to any vcond.Laiaan business entrusted lo their Jr. j. n. hrowcr hereby care, notifies hi, friends and the During Dr. B.'owcr'n tcm-p-uuic, that iUi. i.. JMorgan porary absence Dr. Morcan
iht ..... .u.iii umeiDo'louiKl
at t'.icir ofT;ce, near the Tost
March a2G, 1835.
T WEEN TIIAT 1M)I
VI DUAL and IIIMSRLI- Office EVER j;XISTL'D.
Aug. 2J, 1835.
Eawrtmceburgb, Aug. 23.
NOTICE. Dr. J. II. Urower has returned to Lawrcnceburgh, und in connection with Dr. E. Morgan, offers his profesf ional cJrviccs to the citizens of Dearborn and Rooncounti(6. They may at all times be found at their office on High t. adjoining J udgo Dunn's residence. May 25, 1835. Dear Sir I am unable tn come and sec you 1 take the libeity to introduce to you my parmsr, Dr. Morgan, who will attend to your care, and in whom you may reposa the fullest couHdence. I ain vours, &,c. J. If. JJIiOYVER. , 1835-33w3
WatcSi Sist. B r? -OI! taor1uad hefveen Eawrenceburch and Col. c'rTt '021ii 8 a 1 hursday 20th ln&t- a small Silver Vatoli, nT;.C'1; t ',ppe.dthreG ha,,ds- for nth, hour and -in utc -steel wire than,, nd small steel key and seal. It jus, repaired at Laston, Pennsylvania, and has the label of tae wntcumakcrs of that place, in the case. A liberal reward wid be paid to . any person finding said watch, an 1 having u at this office. Aug. 23-33 yv3
Pafolic PJoiice gp hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that the fo!lowing persons have been by me legally appointed collectors in fetate and County Revenue in the followinr wi,ships, m the county of Dearborn, Indiana, for tho year lb3o, to vit: In the township of Randolph, Martin btov.-art; in the township of Union, Joseph Wood; iu the tmvuship of Cirsar Creek, Thomas W . Fata; in the townughery, Lanson Draper; in the tow-.hiu of lUillcr, laac Jackson; in the township of Rawrei -rChu James Cloud; in the township of Sparta, Benjamin John! oa; in tne township of Jackson, Daniel Taylor; L thetownship of Manchester, James P. Millikcn; in tha township of Kelso, James D. Gidncy; in the township ot Logan, John Godly of which appointments, nil persons are required to- lake notice. The collectors will take notice and comply with the 5ui section of an act to provide for taking an enumeration of the white mal" inhabitants over the age of 21 years, chapter 10 of the acts of the last General Assembly, 1831. Given under my hand, at Lawrenccburgh, this 21th dav of August, 1835. V. ARMSTRONG, Tr--.-r Aug.29-33.v3 Gf Dearborn Countv, la I HAVE now received my entire stock of Spring- Goods, Embracing almost every article of DIZV GOODS, IIARDirAIiD, O.UKENSWAU13 AND GROCERIES, Generally called for in this market, which I wih i-Uon as goinl termcs as they can be had in this place. Late rcnczlurgh, May 7, 1K35. 17-tf. rsTolccc 33y the M'rsnlcr. nf"?, lndd tr, D- V- CULLEY or to CUL-
l.ui v.-uj,i',, lor newsnauerF. ioh nr;nt;n
..u.v.Vo. d.u nuuneiimat tneir accounts are made out noi IKI ' .PrSC,itcd " Payment with as little delay as posMble. I nose indebted by note, wilFbo required to lift them immediately. 4 Fivc;ioIlnrs Reward. TT OST on Monday ; the 3d August, 1835, in LawrenceJQ burgh, a WHITE CALF SKIN POCKET EGOR, containing o c;l0 and flve 5 Lill3 ou thc Jjavv. renceburgh and Indianapolis branches of the State J.'io.k of Indiana, together with other paper?, among which was a receipt from Richard Feld. Any person v. ho w ill return the said pocket book and money to the under ned will be entitled to tho above reward. WM. DAiSlEL, Jr.
August fcf, 1835. J j
ot.
New Valuable Works.
TI"UST received and for sale at this office a f.;v copies of a new and complete map of the OHIO RlVF.il; the MISSISSIPPI, from Pittsburgh to the ocean. Also, the Traveller'sGuide,a highly useful work.
FLOUR. A QUANTITY of (lour on hand and for ?alo by GEO. TOL'SEY t. Co. July 10, 1835.
f-lEO. II. DUNN PHILIP L. SPOONER have MJJT entered intp partnership in the practice of thj LAW.
wmce on iiign street above JJ. tiuard's Store May 12th, 1835. ie.tf .