Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 35, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 12 September 1835 — Page 3
! tUcKV. bu to nilfiliV spntimrnf llimnrrt.A.it lUa ITnmn
r- .-, the meeting which was designed to aid Gen.
Ttiarrison but, which, Martin Van Buren and It.
Tr7 r - " " 3L Johnson were triumphantly nominated! Th SatlirtOy illoriimff, Sept. 1 2. effect will, indeed, be powerful. The result seal
wc cony from the hene bec Journal. It fs as the r.vjiga
I Journal very justly remarks,so simple, that the re can j
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07-3icknrFs must be an appology for the enusually large type which appear in the Palladium to-day.
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i i"v-v,u, jv ntuui. a lit; result sjdia
luc iaic ot meiierooi i ippecanoe in iventucfcy, sows
Giisat A'stRbxoMiCAL Discoveries. By the politeness of a. friend in this place, who furnished us with an early crpy of the Cincinnati tri-weekly Republican, we are enabled to commence the publication in the Palladium this week of a series of extracts from the Edinburgh Journal of Science which relate to one of the most important celestial discoveries that science or the ingenuity of man can boast of. The Editor of the Republican in introducing these discoveries to his columns, remarks : "The
facts which are there for the first time made known to the world, fill the mind with astonishment and pride. Astonishment at the wonders of nature which they reveal, and pride at the sublime expansion of human knowledge which has been achieved by the science ami ingenuity of man. These discoveries were made by Sir John Ilershel, at the Cape of Good Hope, under the patronage of the British Government, by means of a telescope of his
own invention, which, says the Edinburgh Journal, is the most magnificent specimen of philosophical mcchanis n of the present or previous age." The utmost secrecy was main
tained during its construction, and rigidly preserved until the results of the experiment were ascertained. By means of this extraordinary invention, it is "demonstrated that the moon has an atmosphere constituted, similar to our own and capable of sustaining organized, and thorefore, most probably, human life." It will be perceived that trees, mountains, 'branching rivers, abounding with lovely islands and water birds 6f numerous kinds ; lakes, sea?, cascades, quadrupeds, some of w hich of a species resembling our bison, others which dift .. .. .
irom an' at is known to inhabit our globe, successively met the delighted vision of Dr. Herschel and his companion as they progressed in their enchanting discoveries.
bo no harm if it don't cure.
A table spoonful of vinegar, and a tea-spoonfnl of sale, mixed with a will of warm water. If relief
him up in Indiana, will open the eyes of his admirers I be not afforded in ten or fifteen minutes, a repeti-
in Ohio, and the whigs will order him to dismount, I tion of tho dose has been afFectual in every instance t under the most strict penalties of the law
and Eurrenber their stifled, stringhalted, barabone in which it has been tried. I Sept. 13-3 jw3 UES
Ran ofT!
AN arav from the subscriber, on th oq.t, Afriet
last, living on North Hogan, Dearbern couritv. hid. I
an indented apprentice girl, commonly known by the uame j
trTfXnV ii eai01 age V,e ?"Jeci or in,s noncc Townships, in the county of Dearborn, Indiana, for the tpfcrwarn all persons from trusting her on my account vear ii'fo wit. 1n thJ fnu:n!lrflj of Kandolnfc.' M.Y.Yf
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Pn&Sie police "ITS hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that the folli. lowing persons have been by me legally appointed coi-
jrs of State and County Revenue in the following
lectors
Kosinantc to some other favorite. The Hero of Tippecanoe has scarcely been permitted to take an airing. Louisville Adv.
Prevalent Causes of Chime. J. Deficient education, early loss of parents, and consequent neg
lect. 2 Few convicts have ever learned a regular trade, and, if they were bound to an apprenticeship, they had abandoned it before their time had lawfully expired. 3. School education is, with most convicts, very deficient, or entirely wanting. 4 Intem-
pereance, very often the consequence or loose educa
RY BRUCE.
Battle op the Thames. The meeting on Saturday last, it will be perceived, adopted a preamble and resolutions for the celebration of the evermemorable 5th of October the Anniversary of the Battle of the Thames. Tt is exnertvA iliprn wiUdo
a free dinner provided, from the voluntary contribu- tion is a most appalling source of crime. 5.- By tionsof the nublic. on the orrnsinn. snmnwhem in preventing intemperance, and by promoting educa-
the neighborhood of Indianapolis. Col. Johnson tion, we are authorized to believe that wc shall pre-
vvho took the lead in thr Pnrr.ifrmpnt nn,i rK vent crime in a considerable degree.
riously retired from the field of conquest, bearing the
marks of a hard fought battle, has hsmi invito! tn Summary of Foreign Intelligence. We
attend, and is expected to be present on the occasion I find that Ada, sole daughter of the great poet Byhaving given his fellow-citizens in this quarter, on ron, has been married, as was announced, to Lord
two several occasions, a promise to be with them, at King. But nothing is said of the new couple cornsome future period. His Excellency the Governor, inr to America.
Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer of State, together Ada Byron. Lord and Lady King (late the Hon.
with our Senators and Representatives i n Congress Ada Byron) are passing the honeymoon at Uckham will also receive special invitations, and the public Park, his lordship's seat near Ripley. It is said the generally are invited to attend. No man in the Union noble lord received with the hand of his beautiful has more devoted friends than Col. Johnson, in this bride a fortune of 30,000. Lady King will also quarter of the state, composed of persons of all parties, eventually inherit the extensive Wentworth and Noel and should he agree to attend, as we think he will, estates, in the counties of Leicester and Warwick,
hundreds of our fellow-citizens from this and the nighboring counties will be present. Democrat.
The election which took place in Rhode Island on the 25th ult. fur members of Congress resulted in a most glorious democratic triumph. The Van Buren -candidates, Messrs. Pcarce and Sprague have been elected by majorities of nearly 200 over Burges and Cranston.
We have returns from all the Congressional Districts in North Carolina sufficient to determine the results. The following gentlemen it is believed are elected to the next Congress : Wm. B. Shrphard (White) in the 1st district, Jesse A. Bynum (Van Buren) in the 2d, E. Pettigrew (W.) in the Sd, J. Speight (W.) in the Ith, J. J. MKay (V. B.) in the 5th, M. Y. Hawkins (V. B.) in the Gth, E. Deberry (W.) in the 7th, A. II. Shrpperd (W.) in th Sth, Win. Montgomery (V. B.) in the 9th, Abraham Rencher (W.) in the 10th, W. Conner (V. B.) in the II th, D. Newland doubtful in the 11th, andtL. Williams B.V. in the 12th.
Col. Ilutchen of the Brookville Enquirer is quite facetious in planning out new arrangements for our opponents, the Wli!g, &c. "The Harrison JVhitey IVebstcr" any-man" TJ'A-Party, appear to be in a deal of trouble nbctit a head! If they should finally settle down upon Gen. Ilarriscn, it is probable they will be equally at a loss for a tail. It may be well to suggest one for them, therefore we name, for their consideartion, Col. Davy Crocket the most celebrated of the Whig fraternity. Now, that he has been beaten for a seat in Congress, may be he will con
sent to play second hddle to the "hero oJorth
Jiend!" J lie Wnigs would be well fitted out with such a ticket. What the one failed to accomplish by his commanding- talent, might be effected by the grinning- faculty of the other. We think the suggestion of the Enquirer a good one. Davy certainly would make as good Vice President as he has shown himself a biographer, and the whigs say he is most excellent at it. We apprehend he is "available."
Lawrexceburoh Rail-Road. It is with the liveliest feelings of pleasure, that we witness the spirit and enterprise manifested by our fellow-citizens at Lawrenceburgh. They certainly deserve the highest encomiums we are able to give them, for the
energy with which they have commenced the railroad tothis place. We like the plan of a company of individuals joining together and determining to completed miles of the road immediately. We believe they will never regret it, if they go on their determination. We say to them, complete 30 miles from Lawrenceburgh, and Decatur, Shelby and Marion will do their duty. Nothing but a continu
ance of the spirit now manifested by the citizens of Lawrenceburgh is wanting, to ensure the completion of the r6ad to this place. The editors of the Palladium, we are glad to perceive, are alive to the inter
ests of the work. They are co-workers with us, in another great couse, and we trust they will ever be found rallying, as they now are, under the standard of internal improvement. Indianajiolis Democrat.
Warm Weather. The Boston Post of Thursday, says it was so hot yesterd ly at 2 o'clock, P. M. that you could hear people siccat!
Small Coix. The philidelqhia Bunks have agreed not to receive Fips, or lGilis of a Spanish Dollar for more than Jive cents. If our Binks should agree to come to the same resolution; and also, not to receive Bits, or Sths of a Spmish Dollar for more than Ten cents, would it not contribute to the convenience of all who h ive the handling of such pieces? On a large proportion of tho latter,
the pillars aro entirely imperceptible. Cin. Republican.
The Harrison Meeting at Louisville. The Hero of Tippecanoe will not take in Kentucky, uotwithrtanding the efforts of tha master spirits of the whig fraternity in getting up a meeting for his especial benefit! A call for a public meeting of the citizens of Louisville, general in its nature, to nominate candidates for President and Vice President was recently issued forth by the
Daily Journal of that city, and the Van Buren and Johncon m-n taking it for granted that they were "citizens jf Louisville," and embraced in the invitation, resolved to be present, and the result turned out to be one of the
Virginia. Dinwiddie, the second county in the
Senatorial District, late Dromgoole's, voted last
week' and gave 107 majority for Meade, the Oppo
sition candioate' placing him OS votes ahead ot Scott,
( Adm.) and leaving Brunswick to vote, which gave
an Aaministrauon. majority oi in in vpru. .Acto-PorA'cr.
Tho Hon. Henry Clay arrived in this city on
Tuesday, with the view, it is said, of being present
at tho Agricultural T air. Gov. LrcAS was also ex
pectcd to be present at the exhibition. They are
both honorary members of tho Society. Cin. HepuhUcan.
which are possessed by Lady Noel Byron, as the
heires of the late Sir Ralph Milbanke Noel, Bart, (by the Hon. Judith Noel, eldest daughter of Ed
ward, first v iscount wentworth.) The Rev. Thomas Maguirc of Innismagrath, challenges the whole clergy of England, and especially the Bishop of Exeter, to dispute with him at Manchester, on Denn's Theology, and the doctrines of the Church of Rome in general. The expense of Parliament Committees for 1S33 and 1834, amounting to 75 in number, was 35,-
590. As an instance of the unequal pressure of old laws in England, we may give the county of Lancashire,
which pays, in conformity to the ancient assessment, only 21,000 taxation, while Westminster alone pays 03,000. The Reform must extend here also. The whole number of brewers In England, is 1007; publicans, 53,297; persons licensed to sell beer, 33,354, 6cc. In Scotland and Ireland each about 200 to 2G0 brewers. The wheat, oats and hay harvest, in Scotland, are good, but 2 or 3 weeks later than usual, from the coolness of the season. The Pope refuses the prayer of Louis Philippe to recognise Donna Maria of Portugal, unless she
restores the bishops whom she has "unfrocked." The little Queen interests the French King at this moment particularly, as it is said she has a penchant fo his son, tho Duke da Nemours.
Capt. Jas. (i. Burns, son of the poet, is promoted to the rank of Majorin tha E. India service. Mid. Ruiz, a young sister of Mad. Malibran, has made quite a sensation at Leghorn, in the part of the Somnabula. She was a little girl when in this country. There are now 154 Savings Bunks in France, with a capital stock of 50 millions of francs. The number of members of Temperance societies,
in England and Wales, amounts to 117,803 persons. Among the comissioners appointed by tho King to decide upon the best plan of building for the two
houses of parliament, we observe Samuel uogers, Esq., the poet we presume, who is so celebrated for his fine taste, as well as for his matchless verses. The Duke of Willington looks in fine health and spirits, and is now quite a favorite, being cheered by the populace as he passes through the streets, instead of being pelted as formerly with brick bats. Chantrey, the sculptor, has been knighted. Elizabeth Roberts, a poor woman servant, aged
72, being brutally and without cause turned off by
her mistress, a ?lrs. Snath, a milliner of Paddington,
drowned herself in despair in a butt of water.
Power and Knowlcs have both safely arrived in
England.
Sale or Real Estate.
I &UBLIC notice is hereby given that by virtue of a de-
i XL crec ol tne l robate court of Dearborn county. May
term, 1635, I will expose to sale at public vendue, at or on the premises, at 12 o'clock M., on the 10th of October
next, in lots No. Go and No. CS. on the plat or plan of
L.avrenceDurgn, in tne county ot Dearborn, and State of Indiana; on the following terms and conditions, to wit; one half the purchase money in hand at the time of sale,
tne resiaue in six montns irom mat time. I he deferred payment to be well secured by good personal security. These lots are sold as the property of the heirs of Daniel Hagerman, dee'd ; and sold for their benefit the same
will be sold discharged of dower, and on the payment of'
the whole of the purchase money, the purchaser or pur
chasers, will receive a deed or deeds for the same. DANIEL S. MAJOR, Com'r. Sept. 12th, 1835. 3o-3w Potatoes wanted.
BUSHELS potatoes for which the highest market price will be paid if application be made G. TO USE Y &. Co.
, by
soon
Sept. 12th.-35
PUBLIC NOTICE.
fSJ"OTICE is hereby given, that the undersissicd. Com
LAJ missioner for that purpose appointed, by the Probate
Court of Dearborn Count', will, on the first Monday in October, 1835, expose to public sale, on the premises, by
virtue of a decree of said Probate Court, the following
real estate ot V llliam IkiiI-, deceased, to wit: The south
east quarter of section nine, in township six, in range two west, in Dearborn county, Indiana. The said quarter will be sold in separate tracts of eighty
acres eacn, msohargea ot dower, i erms, one quarter in
hand ; the residue in equal payments at nine and twelve
months from day of sale. ROBERT ROWP, Jr. Aug. 15, 1835-31-4w Commissioner. Day ciioo! MISS MAKYS. CliAPP, Late an Jlssitant i,i Mr. HLXKLYS SCHOOL,)
WOULD inform the citizens of Lawrenceburgh and vi
cinity, that she has taken the room
immediately over Dr. Brovver's of
fice, where she intends opening a
chool on juonda3r next, (2d infant). The terms of tuition will
be the same as usually charged. Mr. HINKLY, having declined teaching, owing of ill-health, Miss C. will be pleased to receive a portion to tho very liberal encouragement extended to him. Aiisr. 23-33ow
Mewart; in the township of Union, Joseph Wood; in the
township of Cajsar Creek, Thomas V. Pate; in the township of Laughery, Lanson Draper; in the township of Miller, Jsaac Jackson ; in the township of Lawrenceburgh, James C.'oud ; in the township of Sparta, Benjamin Johnson; in the township of Jackson, Daniel Taylor; in the township of Manchester, James P. Milliken; in the township of Kelso, James D. Cidnev: in th town
ship of Logan, John Godly of which appointments, all
persons are required to take notice. The collectors will take notice and comply with the 5tli section of an act
to Drovide for takinc an enumeration of te whit mio in
habitants over the ace of 'M yearp, chapter 10 of th nrta
of the last General Assembly, 1834.
Given under my band, at Lawrenceburgh, this 21th day of August, 1835. W. ARMSTRONG, Treasurer
Aug. 23-33w3 - of Dearborn County, la. IVEW GOODS.
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I HAVE now received my entire stock of Spi-mgr &oocls, Embracing almost every article of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, aUEEXSWAHE AND GROCERIES, Generally called for in this market, which I will sell on a
good termes as they can be had in this place.
, , k. s. bush. Laicrenceourgh, May 7, 1835. " 17-tf.
Id ui in istrator's JYot ice. THE undersigned having taken out Letters of Administration on the estate of Robert Cornforth, 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 settlement. The estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN CORNFORTH,) a. , JOHN IIAXSELL. ( wlUm rs' Sept. 5, 1835-31w3
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IHstray Notice TAKEN up, on tho 18th August, 1835, by
Dearborn country, State of Indiana, one estray dark sorrel horse, with a star in his fll'uhdn I r hind IVii. ill. ! n -11
FT"- -w . iv3 marks iias a iarge jjeu huus on his neck
with a leather strap and buckle, about 15 hands high, supposed to be 6 or 7 years old. Appraised at thirty-five dolls, by Isaiah Ferris and Joseph Roberts.
1 certify the above to be a true copy from rriy estray book.
Given under my hand at Manchester, this 31st of August,
1835. MARK M'CRACKEN. J. P.
Sept, 1835-3 lw35.
NOTICE. OCTOSS MORGAN &. BOND are associated in the practice of Phisic and Sup-cn;. Office one door
west of the Store of Messrs. C. R. &. V We t. Lawrenceburgh, August 21, 1835. 32-tf NOTICE.
R. J. II. BROWER hereby notifies his friends and the public, that Mr. H. MORGAN, is no longer in
his employ. No PARTNERSHIP between himself and that individual has ever existed. August 2.2d, 1 835-31 ovv Administrators' Notice nnd Sale. TSnfcUBLIC notice is hereby given that we have taken let-
j3 tors of administration out of the Clerk's office of the Probate court of Dearborn county, of the estate of John Far ran, late of Dearborn county, deceased; and that said estate is amply solvent. Notice is also hereby civen that we shall expose to sale i
at public vendue, at th f nn r residence of the deceased, ter, all written by J)r. Jeremiah II. Brower, (late of the
unty, on Monday Jirni oj ji rower &z Morgan.) X ours, cVc.
Watcli Eiost.
?S" OST on the road between Lawrenceburgh and Col. JOLA Crozie's on Thursday 20th inst. a small Silver Watch,
louble cased capped three hands, for month, hour and
minute steel wire chain, and small steel key and seal. It
was repaired at Easton, Pennsylvania, and has the label of
the watchmakers of that place, in the case. A liberal reward will be paid to any person finding said watch, and leaving it at this office. Aug. 2D-33w3 Sale of Property; A SALE of the personal property of the Estate of Robert Cornforth, deceased, will take place at his late residence in Miller township, Dearborn county, Indiana, on Saturday the 2Gth instant, consisting of Horse, Cattle, Hog, Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fanning utensils, &c. Terms made known on the day o f sale. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M.
in C;esar Creek township, Dearborn co
the fourteenth day of September next, the personsal effects of said deceased, consisting of HORSES, HOGS, CAT
TLE, Hay, H heat, a Iragon, uears, Ploughs, and various other articles. The terms will be made known on the
day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 oYlock A. M. on
said day. STINCIIE FARRAX,) a ROBERT FARRAN, August 20, 1335. 32- ts
Sept. 5, 1835-31tds
JOHN CORNFORTH, . , JOHN llANELL, J Jdm rs- .
rertisemciif
ESSRS. C. C. You will much oblige your friend
by publishing the tollowmg advertisements and Lct-
Excitemevt ix New York. Tiie following
paragraph from the N. Y. Commercial of Friday,
will bo read with regret by all friends of law and
order, as it shows a state ot excitement in tint citv
which may, though God forbid it should, result in
scones under the disgrace of which our city is now
su flu ring:
Incindiary Handbills. We trust the Mayor
will be continually on the alert, and sec that the organization of the police is sufficient to put down
most complete failures on the part of the "gooa old Gen- i nnv attempt at noim. to its first appearing. Uc
As many as 800,00 lobsters arc annually imported
into Lngland from Sweden and jSorway sold at lb. JVEeiD of H$C(i i'tJOi'Il CotlMtW
tin in.in MM 1 .. '
lO C4AJ. a X iib price varies immunse ua'yr-inv a NT FVf'.P A VFT) rflPl'FI? TT ATT
dinff to tne particular aay tliey arrive, un Jioiitiay ,Tn , . , t uv . AT , T.
for example in 3lay why ,t is not stated. f I . Coiin Imfi ' to ex, ihit ;, Sections. Town-
I nomas Dibdin has published " 1 he Last Lays ol. , Ran- as laid down in the oriainal Surveys:
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towns, roads, rivers and creeks, the political division into townships. , The whole to be neatly and accurately laid down upon a scale of two miles to the inch, and the poiical division into townships colored. Mills and other manufactories, (distilleries excepted,) will belaid down upon the mnp, by the owners of them pav'ing twenty-five cents per copy extra. The mans wiil be delivered to subscribers at fifty
K. MORGAN.
N JTICE.
Dr. J. II. Brower harins
eralV friends that we ever heard of in the history of
Frcsidcnt making it was a complete "Tippecanoe surprise'' to the Whigs they were completely overpowered, nal dri ven from their rallying ground "horse, foot and jra.gcons," by the Yan Buren and Johnson men. We will record the proceedings of this meeting for the inf Jimation of our sanguine Harrison friends in Indiana: Oi the 2d instant, at 7 o'clock, P. M. some six or seven hundred persons assembled at the court-house in that city,
the n.ecting was called to order, and the Mayor of the city, John Joyes, esq. nominated chairman b' Maj. Robt.
Uucku?r; but a call being made for the ayes and noes, and
the Last of the Three Dibdins." It contains about
XJ00 of his poems and songs, of whicli about ohefoiirth are new. The author of the beautiful duct,
"All's Well," bis been a voluminous writer. l$e-
sides "The Cabinet," he has written about 150 acted
plays, '37 pantumimes, 41 burlcttas, and an autobyograyhy! In tin's new volume the epigrams are
the best.
ing fought a duel with Lieut. Col. Gerard of the same
regiment.
Iron steam packets arc to be introduced on tue river
do not wish to he considered alarmists J but it can
not bo concealed that our city is ia a very feverish state. The public indignation against the small knot of plotters against the peace of the Union, known ag the officers of the antUslavcrv society,
iuns high, nnd but a spark is necessary to kindle, -Mersey at Liverpool. N. Y. Star.
it into a blaze, ror instance, Thompson the lor-
reign cmiss.ir arrived here last week, with a view it was reported and believed, of delivering one of his
infhmatory harangues on Sundav. A proclaim
tion was immediarely issued, ofan incendiary char
acter, and posted through the city, in thesignili
Aug. 2, 1835.
rontc nnr rniiir. nni will hp. rpnrlv for drlivprv bv llif i
Colonel Yail of the 3th French dragoons, has been f fim nf March, iS3o at which time due notice wilf be in en. I
isplaced from his regiment in consequence of hav- ig3.-;3i tow SAMUEL MORRISON.
Hv.skmanJ count required, the Mayor, conscious of cant nimo o(ilJudgc Linch," announcing the arri
val ot inompson, and stating that lie was men at tho house of Lewis Tappan taking care to note the number and street. The design was obviously to provoke scenes of violence. The Glasgow, however, prudently withdrew, and his friends deny that he came here to get up a meeting, or to spenk. We received a copy of the handbill in question, but thought it inepedient to notice it at the time : and we now learn that another handbill, ofan inflammatory character, signed "A Voice from the South," was posted about the
a uiv.s
the V'higs' weakness, and the overpowering numbers of the Yan Buren and Johnson men, withdrew his name. Other attempts were made by the Whigs from diiferent quarters of the assembly, to nominate Thomas Joyes and Algernon Thruston, esq?, but the ayes and noes being repeatedly called for by the democrats, they concluded it was the best policy to give up all hopes of organizing the meeting "to their liking,1' and, on motion, withdrew from j
the court-house in confusion, and left the democrats in full ( j -session of the premises, when a Yan Buren and Johnson
meeting was organized. committee was men appointed c yCsteritay. With the Journal of Commerce, to draw up a preamble and resolutions for the occasion, q1 j citizens set their faces like a flint liK ifor railrinnr rrt 1 1 ivto ronn irtti n ln rrt K v ti- ! t . . . I
amble, setting forth the claims of Mr. Yan Buren and Col. Johnson to the Presidency in a clear, distinct and forcible ! r ...1
manner, wnicii was irequently interrupted m reading by knid bursts of applause from the assembled multitude and the two following resolutions: Resolccd, Iiy the citizens of Louisville in public meeting assembled, that they will use all fair means
.- nticir nn nlwtinn nf I r" i ilnn t find V lfrMsirt-
,.wv.- w. - .w-.-- v.v- a m.i ,)y 0t,cr means: they cannot be oy tins: anu in
7 r"I . X ::, ; ' ' I Kovcmmcnt of laws, they ought not to Do it tl
.r w. . .. Jr .. rmild. Thn dnrfririps rncentlV avowed l)V Am
on tic iiouse oi representatives oi me united ----- - . , . ' r ., Kendall, spcakinir. doubtless, the voice of tl
against every such attetnpttoexcite the passions of
the tnulltitude; and let the police be vigilant in seeking out the authors of the mischief. It is much ensier to prevent mobs than to suppress them: but come what will, the order of the city must be preserved. The sad experience of Baltimore has taucht a number of lessons which it would be
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folly to forget. Hie abolitionists must be put down
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SENATORS TIPTON AND HENDRICKS,
The New York American, since the people of Indiana have returned its whole Delegation expressly pledged to support the Administration, has made reprisal upon the State, and carried off both Senators. It says: The Indiana Senators, both of whom usually, and
one always, we believe, supported the measures of Gen. Jackson, have now pronounced against Martin Van. Buren for tho succession, and in favor of Gtwi. Harrison. This must have the effect of throwing
them in the oppositon on all questions and they will
not be few bavins: on the Presidential election.
In reply to this we have only to
saj that in conversation with one of "the members of the Indiana delagction, who
visited this city a few-days since, wc
were informed by him, that the tergiversation of the Indiana Senators, reported by the opposition, is utterly untrue that they are openly and decidedly the friends of the nomination of Pre
sident and ice President, made by the Democratic Convention at Baltimore. Globe.
NOTICE TO RESIDENT STOCKHOLDERS OF THE State ISantc of Indiana.
"ST O VNS will be made for the payment of the second MJ Instalment of Stock, due November 10, 18"i., (and the Third Instalment due in 18.36, if desired,) to Resident Stockholders, under the following regulations: The persons filling the offices hereafter stated in each county are hcreby notined that they are appointed in and for their respective
counties, Appraisers of the ileal Estate proposedto Oe mortgaged for the above purpose. The Associate Judges, Judge of the Frobate Court, Clerk of the Circui court,
Recorder, County Surveyor, bchool Commissioner, and the three Directors on the part of the State in each liranch ; any three of whom shall constitute a board to act
on any application, except m cases where they are personally interested; and for their use the following form is annexed, to be signed by the three xVppraisers, and filed in the proper Branch, on or before the fifth of October next, together with a bond and mortage accompanied with a recorded and certified chain of title from the United States, or other orginal source, through all intervening owners to he applicant, according to the printed forms which may be procured at eacli liranch: all which eonvej'ances must be
produced and leit at the Uranch or their absence accounted for. No title will be deemed valid, which is derived
NOTICE. Dr. J. II. Brower hereby
notifies his friends and the entcre&into partnership with public, that Mr. I'. Morgan Dr. Elisha Morgan, in the is no longer in his employ. practice of physic and surgeAug. 22, 1835. ry, their united attention will hereafter be given to any Second Edition. business entrusted to their Dr. J. II. Brower hereby care, notifies his friends and the During Dr. Brower's tempublic, that Mr. E. Morgan porary absence Dr. Morgan is no longer in his employ, will attend to his business, NO PARTNERSHIP B- and may at all times be found TWEEN THAT 1NDI- at their office, near the Post VI DUAL ond HIMSELF Oifice. March? 26, 1835. EVER EXISTED.
NOTICE. Dr. J. II. Brower has returned to Lawrenceburgh, nnd in connection with Dr. E. Morgan, offers his professional services to the citizens of Dearborn and Boon counties. They may at all times be found at their office on High st. adjoining Judge Dunn' rcs-'idence. May 25, 1835. Dear Sir I am unable to come and see you. 1 take the liberty to introduce to you my partner, Dr. Mor
gan, who will attend to your case, and in whom you may repose the fullest confidence. I am yours, fcc. , , A n J. II. BROWER. Lawrenceburgh, Aug. 2D, I835-33w3
OHIO,
Com'l bk. Cincinnati par Franklin bank of do par Bank of Ciiillicothe 14
N O Canal Banking Co 5
union bk ot Louisiana 5 All others uncertain
MISS IS S IFF.
do payable at Phila. 1 Planters' Bank
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.. t ,r.i. ii is sin ron riinr Mr. vvnnnnnrv snr-
Resohed, That they eanction the nominations of; executive, in regard to popular violations ui
the National Convention, and will cordially support laws, must be repudiated distinctly ana me nws iwatv ui ntuiy,un &uuing uiu clo
the election of Martin Van Buren and Richard M. i sustainad.
Johnson to the offices of President and Vice President of tho Unied States. The Whigs, after their discomfiture in the court-house, assembled their squandered forces in the open court-house
yard ; but difference of opinion existing between their leaders of the "propriety" and "impropiety" of nominating 4ta suitable candidate at the present time," "the meeting," the Daily Advertiser nates, " adjourned, each member
fa. 'inn- r 1 mnnv nr k nr W 1 PI I rr rrr . tli .v. ...1 1- :
was a'cotnplete burlesque, and clearly indicated the great ! ous subjects and branches of the business referred to
..nnnnnlr.ritv nf the Hero of Tinnccano h, T.na 11 anu ireaivu upon uy uie ruer oi hub 11.
count of tho imprisonment for debt at
Burlington, Vt. of three revolutionary
Omo Tobacco. We have copied into this paper soldiers, immediately addressed alcttcr,
rotn the .anesyi e uepuoiican an e g - f n Qf benevolence and feeling to a genletter written at Baltmore upon the culture or unio o &
Tobacco, which we think deserves the most serious tlCinanOl tliat place, COVCringtUC means
reflection; and particularly ot those farmers or WU1 of tllCir discharge from priSOtt.
The interest of the Tobacco raiser, as well as the
credit of the State depend upon attention to the van-
Auburn Mis.
The Kfpect. The meeting has been held the meeting of "the citizens of Itouieville,' which was to oivk to.ne, not only to the politics of Ken-
Ohio Farmer.
The Wctumpka Alabama, paper has
a notice of the marriage ot Mr. John
Lait to Mrs Julia S. Never, aged 70.
SnrrLE Re.ii:d The following receipt tor Uettcr late than ?icrer she probably
the cure ot the dyscntary, a disorder witn wnicu r thought.
thousand arc alllectcd duruino; the autumnal season,
through any sheriff, collector, executor, administrator,
guardian, or trustee. Unless the title is clearly exhibited of record, aud in every respect completed, according to the printed forms of Bond and Mortgage, with the Clerk's and Recorder's certificates, no loan will in any case be al
lowed thereon. All cxpensss of preparing, completing and recording either the appraisement, certificates, or mortgage
must be incurred by the applicant, lor each day so employed, Appraiser is entitled by law, from the applicant to
one dollar. APPRAISEMENT. The undersigned having been appointed by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, Appraisers of Real Estate
proposed for mortgage in the county of and having been duly.sworn as sucb, after personal examination of (or say from our personal and distinct acquaintance with) the following described real estate in said county, here describe it do say, upon our oath, that said premises, exclusive of all perishable improvements, are ot the value of
dollars in specie, at the common selling rate of
land at this time in this count3r. Given under our hands
this day of 183.V Decisions will be made on the part of the Commission ers of the sinking Fund, on the sufficiency of tho mort
gage as early as practicable, at the respective Branches
where the same maybe known on application. By order of the Commissioners, SAMUEL MERRILL, President.
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Marietta
Mount Pleasant Norwalk Gcauua Bank of Zancsville
St. Clairsville
Commerc'l b'kL. Erie 14
liayton Bank 1 Commercial bk. Scioto l F & M bk Steuben vi lie 11 ' Columbus li " Lancaster 14
Muskingum bk l Urbana Banking Co 14 Western Reserve 14 All otheis uncertain.
KEJYTU CK Y.
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li Agricultural bk Natchez.)
14 'State bk Mississippi do 5 14 I All others uncertain 14 ALABAMA. 14 iBank of .Mobile 15
State bk Alabama & brl5 All others uncertain VIRGINIA. Valley and Branch Bank of Va fc branches II do payable Charleston 14 Farmers' bk Vafcbr li
N. V. bkat WhcclingH payable at VVellsburgli All others uncertain. MICHIGAN.
Michigan bk $5 and up. 3
par? F & Mec bk ofMic
14 $5 and upwards
Bank of Louisville
Louisville Hotel Co
Bank Commonwealth t! ftmnllpr notes
do Kentucky fc br'chs 2 j Bank of llivcr Kaisin
All others of no value TEJMESSEE.
"I
Indianapolis, August 20, 183'
31-t5thOct.
IVoticc By the Printer.
rrnllOSE indebted to D. V. CULLEY or to CUL-
U LEY 4V CUEL., for newspapers, job printing, or
advertising, are notified that their accounts are made our, and will be presented for payment with as little delay as possible. Those indebted by nota will be required to lift them immediately.
State bk Tenn. fc br Union bk Nashville do payable in Phila. Yeatman As Woods )
Nashville J
n fl 3
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do payable at Phil H All other uncertain LOUISIANA. ri, r rinieiana f
Ijaun. .In Orleans
r!nmmercial bk Loui'a T
Consolidated Associat'n 5
City bk of N Orleans 5 Louisiana State Bank 5
Citizens bk of Loui'a 5 Mec fw Tra bk 3c br 5,
All others no value.
ijsriJiJijy.i. P As M bk $r iSc up 1
m- ' ii l 1 T o r t-c n rr tt l rnrlt
3 A 11 others 1 r D 1S T. COLUMBIA, Bank of .Metropolis 2
All others uncertain. FEWS YL VANIA. Allegany bk of Pa. 14 Bank of ChaniberfeburU Chester county 14 (Jermantown 14 Delaware county 14 North America 14 Pittsburgh 14 Other bai.ks "Ttprrt-
hj from 'J to f.