Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 3, Number 23, 15 June 1833 — Page 3
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The Prince of Canino (Lucian Buonaparte) arrived at Munich oo the 7th. of April. Irom Home. He was said to
be about to proceed to America. Mr. Duane will in a few dajs pro-
feed to Washington, to assume tne direction of the Treasury Department.
The increase of members in the Baltimore and Philadelphia Conferences of the Methodist Episcopal Church, during the late Conference yer, was eleven thousand,twohundred and seventy. In the se veral Conferences of this society, in the U. States, the nett increase of members during the year is believed to be more than fifty thousand.
ANNUAL ELECTION. We are requested to state that JOHN
ERWIN, is a candidate for the House of
Representatives in the next legislature.
For Congress. J. RARIDEN OLIVER
H. SMITH. JONATHAN &TCARTY. For the Legislature. A. THORN BERRY, HENRY HOOVER ABNER M
BR ADBERRY. Z. VV. PENDLETON.
JAMES MARTIN.
For Coroner. CHARLES O'flARRA.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
T OST by the subscriber, either in the neighborhood of his residence, or on
the way from thence to Richmond, a small leather POCKET BOOK. It contained, among other things, 15 or 1G dollars in money one $10 bill and either 3 or 4 $1
bills, and one of $2 on tLe bank of Upper
Canada, with the name of the -subscriber
tinCEULAD ROAD. Eastern Division east of Iadianapolh. EALED PROPOSALS, will be received atKNJGHTSTO.X.ou the eighth
day of July ensuing, until sundjwn, fur 'dent.
iae oriaging, Culverts and necessary grading, on 10 miies of the above road,
Richmond 32ail. Eastern mail arrives ever Monday.Wednesday and Friday, at 6 P. 31. 'Leaves
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
o A. 31. W estern mail arrives every Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday, so as to meet the eastern mail and leaves at the same time. The Northern mail leaves every
Tuesday at 6 A. M. and returns on Mon- j east of Greenfield, commencing at the
u-, i uUVU. ar owiiDrni iuu rr j tn section, and teriuiti ilmg at the S.th every Saturday at 6 P.M. and leaves the secU()n ioclusive. Likew.se at LEWISnext morning:. The Greenville, Ohio SEVILLE , on the tenth dav of the samr mail leaves here every Wednesdayat 7 f. n-,--,,..
A. 31. and returns on Thursday 4 P. 31 I '" u.cii!., uuu AU letters to be mailed in either mail must neCt;ss:,r grading n 10 miles ot said
be banded in before night. ,roaa, commencing at section Jo and ter-
DANIEL REID, P. 31. ; initiating at section 4. o inclusive. Like
wise at DUULN, on the twelfth dav of
All masonry must cease on the 15rj day of October, when so muc h of sai mason rv as may be done, must he cover"
ed and secured by the contractor in such manner as directed Ly the superinten-
counts on various individuals, on small lids of paper. Any person finding the same, and leaving it, either at the printing office, or at Blanchard Ac Merrick's store, in Richmond, or with the subscriber, four miles belo- Richmond, on the river, shall be entitled to the above reward. T. J. LAKSII. June loth, 1633.
TAKEN UP, Y Stuart Aydelott of Wayne township, " Wayne county, Ind. an estray light
chesnut sorrel mare, three years old this spring, fourteen hands and a half high, with
a small star in her forehead, no other
marks or brands perceivable, had on a bell
fastened with a leather collar. Appraised to twenty-five dollars by John .Smith and
Amos dawson. Certified by
GEORGE SPRINGER, J. P. June 15th, 133.
Wr understand, says the National on the Lack of it. Several notes of hand
fnfelliirMir er. that several inches ol receipts and bills, and a , nuntber of ac-
- w Rain have fallen within the present
month; being a greater quantity than ever before known by our intelligent informant to have fallen within the
same period.
We find, from the register of the Society of friends or Quakers, that as a
consequence of tneir temperance, one half of those that are bom, live to the age of 47 years; whereas Dr. Price tells us, that of the general population
of London, half that are born live only 21 years'! Among the Quakers, one in
ten arrive to 80 years of age ; the gen
eral pr pulation of London, only one in forty. Never did a more powerful
argument support the practice of temperance. Jippovitintnts by the President. -Ed-ward Liyixosto.v late of Louisiana, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to the Court of His Majesty, the King of the French. Thomas Pennant BRTOx,ofPennsylvania, to be Secretary of the Legation of the United state? at Pans. Louis McLane of Delaware, to be Secretary of SStatc, in the place of Edward Livingston, appointed Min-j isler to France.
Willi am J. Dcaxe, of Pennsylvania, to be Secretary of the Treasury, in the place of Ijovv McLase appointed Secretary of State.
JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS. nun hi'h to low, in New England, or
at the south, they are th- class of dissipa
ted, care.es, well informed good hearted men knowing how to act better than the v
-nothing at times yet every thing if.
occasion required it, we have seen one and the same in livtdual of tne cratt, a minister in Carolina, a boatman on the western canal, a sherifTin Ohio, a sailing m inter on board a private-, a fidler in N w Orieans, a dandy in Broadway, Nrw Y .rU.si pressman in i garret pri-itins office, in 1 without a settled habitation any where! II iving nothing to loose, no calamity can overwhelm them; and caring t g ir. nothing, no tide of fortune carries theTn upwards" from the level where they cho-.se to stand; the least to be envied, yet the happiest dogs in Christendom. Pill isophers by practice, andspendthrifts by inclination, they complain not when their stomach cries f r bread and thev have no bread to give, and in the ncit hour, if fortune favors them with the mens expend more for unnecessary delicacies thin would serve to keep them on, wholesome food for a month.
Administrator's Notice.
rTVIIE undersigned having taken letters of Administration out of the Randolph
Probate Court, on the estate of W illiam Conner deceased, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to n ake immediate payment. Those having demauds
against the estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement in one year
from this date. The estate is insolvent
and I claim the settlement as such DAVID FRAZIER, Administrator June 9, 1S33. 22
Should the amount of moncv a ai'alle
be insufficient to do all the necessary work on the sections above named, the sunerintenuant reserves tr himself the right to dispense with such as he ma deem proper. JOHN MI I.ROY, Super i't. Extern Division C. Road in IndtjnL..
Greenfield, May 2Sth, 1S33.
The following forms for proposals must
be observed, viz : FOR MASONRY.
BE AUT I FU L EX TRACTS
Bf hoi.l him severed from every thing
To Country Jlrrchants,
FEWE inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity. Just received by the subscribers, and will be for sale in a few days, a
large and general assortment of Groce
ries, Itio, llavanna, and t. Domingo Cof
fee, Orleans, loaf and lump Sugar.powder,
shot, lead, gunpowder and young hyson
tea, Indigo, and all kinds of dye-stuns,
nails, spice, pepper, cloves, nutmegs, and all articles in the grocery line, imported
liquors, Holland gin, French brandy, rum, port wine,claret do. Maderia, do. A large lot of mackerel in barrels and half Sarrels,
No. 2, of 182. Halt, ready made clothing,
for which all kinds of country produce will
be taken in exchange by
OVR1ILZER &. M'XU n'.
Next door to Woods' tavern, Richmond, ludiana. WANTED. Flour, whiskey, bacon, wheat and all kinds of country pro
duce, for which the highest makat price will be given. O. & M. May, ISth 18.33. 19 Nathaniel Lewis,
Tv!f NKFUL for the liberal patronage j received, respectfully informs his j
has moved to the corner of Main and Washington streets, where he intends to manufacture work in the best manner; not inferior to any in the state. A constant
supply of gentlemen's and ladies' SAD DLES, Portmanteaus, Trcsks, Valie-
ces. Bridles, Whips, Roees, Trees, and different kinds of articles in his line of business, all of which he will dispose of on
reasonable terms as any bouse of the kind in the west. Friends and acquaintances are cordially invited to call. Richmond, Indiana
To Country tier chant, nnilE subscriber desirous of retiring from the dry goods business.offers his stock for sale, which consists of a general as
sortment of good suitable for country trade. It is unnecessarv to sav much a-
bout the goods, as it it presumed, that a
purchaser, would call and examine for himself. ."Suffice it to say that they were purchased in the Eastern cities about seven months since, at the lowest, cash prices
terms will be easy. JAMES RAMSAY. New Paris, Preble county, Ohio. Jne 8th, 113. 22 lYew Establishment. A COOD assortment of Drugs, MeJiicines, Paints and Dye Stuff, just receiving from the eastern cities, and will be open in a few days, one door west of M. Laws' leather store, auJ opposite Messrs. Ulanchard Ac Merrick's where the citizens
can oe supplied witb Fresh Medicines,
and all other articles in the Drug line, at the shortest notice Prescriptions filled with despatch. The subscriber hopes by his unremitted attention, and from bis knowledge of the business to elicit public
favor. IRVTN REED.
Physicians and country merchants woulu
do well t-. ci'l aii'! iainire my stock, as
I in'en'i to s .1 j-. favorable terms as
cau vac.-:' f i'0 -.vr.st. .uedicme pu:
upcaeitiliy, crsr! s?:itt. order. I. -.
the same mouth, for Bridging, Cu'verts,
and the necessary grading on i) miles of
terminating at section 54 inclusive I. W,J Cdntract, 'r ,he nry of A!., proposals will be received at the i:,,-nr,,,fe Na- loecatcd over ineeisotricejnthetownofRCIIMlXD,jon fl,t , sec't,, Mnk and - on the seventh day of June next, for Gra-CM2.,,'e tjunIt'd" fT abutments, winjj;nir .k; .,;,i ... ' iws, &.c. as dirou-d l.v the snperinten-
All Bridge of twenty feet span and dent and tiirmsl' ,?e under will be arched, and Culverts over! 55 , . perch f ood limestone, tvo feet spin, will be arehed; and Cal- saBj freestone; If sa.d walls h,verts two feet span will be covered with P1Y ? t0tie; ' f" flatstone.and laid in mortar. The su- a 1 'f -, h f," (erStructure of all bridges will be built of !StuIK-,the k,nd fi"d,and brick s-,ch
wood, weathcrboarded, plained, covered!'.! "M,,v"7 "mT"
and painted, with three good coats of
white lead: and have an overjet ttt each
end of eight feet. The spans or length
in tne clear between the cbutmeuts
measuring on a straight horizontal hue
from the face of one abutment to the face
of the other abutment, will le paid for
oniv. l lie enorus or stnniis otail btidiref
must extend on the hutments at least
! three feet, resting on wooden tills, liididers for superstructures will be careful to
m.tke their calculations agreeable to the above explanations, that is to say, they must take into consideration the cot-t ol overjet, iron, and its manufacture into x!ts, spikes, and every material and possible expense necessary to construct the same, and then in their Lids put such a nice per foot upon the a3tu.il span of -aid superstructure, as may be though! by them a sufficient compensation. Contractors for masonrv are hereb "iven to
u-e
Richinoiid, Juu?:
Fur
2::. lf.;:j
INSURANCE from losses by lire. JWAVINfi been appointed agent f the Hartford. Connecticut "Protection Fire Insurance Company," the subscribed
is readv to attend to all the business of the
agency. The Company have a capital of
4150,000, with the privilege (granted by the charter) of increasing the same to half a million dollars. Insurances are ef
fected by this company, both on real and personal property on the most moderate
fc.very information will be cheer-
. .1 1 . I L , T . -.. K inn. m.i j ...oi
even tolerable. The relation of husband , tion's niaileKeithr if penotir .r by letter
and wiu,parenisanacnuuren,uissoieu. post paidj at the omce of the agency in The association of kindred and thefelicities Kichmond. of home, are his no more. For him the J. D. VAUGHAN, Agent, morning o'ings njsweets, and the evening 3Iay 4, prjmise no rest. On him the sun shines . wib sickly rays, and the stars shoot ma- SOLICITATION, lignant fires. For him the heavens distil R VTEFUL for past favor9 the subscri. no pleasent dews, and the skies wear on ,W ber wishes to inform his friends and bri Mness the fields wear n yerduieitne public generally, that he continues his th fl wers Mo-som in vain in seed ussal attention to the Tatloriso Bisi-ti-ne nd in hrvel he has no portion, j keis, on the west side of Washington st. Tn-s:ndes of hiscoiort and the welcome tw doors south of N. Lewis' saddle manu-
R Tit.
f rillR nu'wcnner wishes to rect the property rt -Aj i.ccupiei by J. Hid", censisung- vf fv i town lots in Demon, seven nile s.uth wf this place, on svhich is a
a good divclnag house, a store house, aud ihe necessary out ouildings, an excellent well of water, and a good milk bouse, to-
getner witn aoout twenty fruit trees of a choice kind, now in full bearing. It will be rented for one, two or three years. It is situate in a fertile country, and surrouaded by a rich and industrious people, and as
healthy as any other part of the western country. Any person wishing to esta dish a country stone would find it an excellent
situation. Persons are invited to call and
examine the premises. THOJIAS STEPHENS. June 8, 1933. 22
at $ per perch. If said walls bo all bricks, 1 will furnish all materials a
$ per perch. FOR SUPERSTRUCTURE. I will contract for the superstructure of bridge No located over en the section, furnish all materials and complete the same according to the direction and plan of the superintendent at $ per foot span, contained be tween the abafments. FOR GRADING PER ROD. I will contract for the grading on th section from stnke No. To stake No. and do the same accord ing to the notes and directions of the su perintendent at $ per rod in length. FOR FILLS AND CUTS. I wtil contract for the excavation and dll at bridge N located over n the ectionat cents per cubic
ruir excavation, nna at cents
understand, that, it is intended to
hack and stone in the construction 0'!ler cubic yard f r embankment.
Culverts and abuUnents. At some paricular places part stone, and part orick; it others all brick, and at some other places all stone. The selection of the n iterinl will depend much upon the price Serp-;rch (1'2j cubic feet) of SKne or '. ..!.- I, fK.l.nt'.rA ...... . I ..........
., i. ... ,. ,r i -'jlmewill ue executed with fidelity and
. -it' uespatch. i ublic patronage is respectful-
........ ...... ...v- ...... v. ,y soucitea. Cn'r ictors for masonry in stone or bru ... February 10, 18:i3. 6 will clearly and distinctly uiidcrstand.!. ... .
thai,toey will be piid, per perch, of 2o ojrnc feet) i or tne qu.ioiitv coniaiucd in their work when djne, i'id that thev
Tl. C. 9ciiiig;M,.-lVior. I EspErTFn.LT inforn.s the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, that Le has commenced the above business, one door east of Mr. M. l.ars' leather store, n Main htreet. where all orders iu his
L.AST NOTICE, as the result will prove. VVIT'I a view of making collections.
"-'"ii pi.-pci tuii i;i.u ex-ioas ueciitieo carrying on tne .addling outense, sink the fjundatt -n fur .iiut.iieiils, ;Kines8. lie concludes that those iudeated wi igw il!s, to such a depth, a.,d Bc-ito ,litn wil1 BCe ,t,e necessity of calling
iro them in such a niauiicr bv iiewiit""00 a maaugpayaient. Ouch as have
aud
tn!-er and nl,n i. .p i,. nv thr o.-. open accounts,
tiicsup-rintca ie.it mav oirect, an . cut li "'td to call and give their i i ... notes. Jveburting to the law is extremelv down ard remove Iron, the road all such .1T1iM,.mn. ,A . ..... .
BLACKSxUTIIING. AS the subscriber has quit the black' smith business in this place, with a view of removing, wishes all those in arrears with him to come forward and make
settlement on or before the 20th of 6th
month (June) next. JEHIEL WASSON. Henry Wetherald, from the Eastward. Wilmington, Delaware, has purchased my
stock and intends carrying on the busi
ness in the same shop. The former cus
tomers and othera are invited to call; hei
will work on the shortest notice and at av,...i..
UC.1.
.rces near uie sue, as may oe mougtit ue- done so, he hopes now to get alon- with-
o...... oupciiinsii.tnii,. -''o-joui it. n.f rer, st.ouM any neglect pa
rials tor masonry ot bridges, (wnen stone jmg attention to this notice, they must ex-
is usee, lime excepten; must ue oeiiver
customary prices.
23d. 5th month, 1133.
J. W.
TAKEN UP. BY James Nottingham, of Centre towncfkirt Ho lltvo rA iAiinrv Tniini An
ed at the site by the first day of eptem
ber, and the masonry completed by the first day cf August, 1634. Contractors are also given to understand, that, in all mechanical structures in which bricks are to be employed, that, the clay must be thrown up in the month of November next ensuing, so as to receive the action of the frost during the winter season, and also, that, the brick laying must be commenced by the 15th day of Jul v, 1831, and completed by the 15th day of October, 1834. Materials for cul verts, where
stone alone is to be used, must be delivered by the first day of September, and the
masonry compleled by the Ith dav of
All materials for wooden
pect it, and he thinks cannot reasonable
complain. Some articles in traue will still be received. HiatttV Moore &; Caleb R. Viliia.-n have purchased his .Stock in trade, and will keep a supply of articles in that line; customers and others are invited to give them a call. ACHILLES WILLIAMS. Richmond, 5th mo. 10th, lS'fZ. 19
superstructure, must lc delivered at the bridge site, by the first day of March next, and the contract completed by he lath day of October, 131. Gradini, excavation and fills, must be commenced
the eighth of May, an estray sorrel mare. I DV lne eentn nay ot August, ana tne
about fourteen hands high, four years old,'"eeP cuts an1 "Us made by the first day
of his chil iren only bcrve to harrow up his soui. 'The m st lofty mountains on our globe are omp we I of atoms. Chim'or--xoi towTsng height, is formed by the union of tivTite particles of m uter. The largest rivers are made of small streams. Ho one, in beholding the source of the Mississippi, could form any idea of the iD'jesty of its termination as it rolls on, it increases in strength. In the same ma nner, moral a n 1 benevolent i institutions, by the united energies of society, become permanent, lasting and beneficial.' Ilercrowns ill never crumble, for they arecrownsoflife. Her laurels will never fade, fr thev grow in an unpolluted clime.
Her firea never go out her incense ever
factory, and of the printing omce, where he vill perform work in a neat and durable manaer,on very moderate and reduced prices. By particular attention to business, he hopes to merit a share of patronage From a generous public. ROBERT DILIIOJN. .Richmond, May 4, 1833.
Doctor 1. Tan O. Dorsey.
J bspectfcllt informs the citizens of
' Kichmond and its vicinity that he has
permanently located himself in Richmond,
and is now prepared to attend to ail professional calls. Office on Pearl street, nearly opposite the Methodist church No? ember 30, 18:12. 4?tf
a star and a snip in her face, both hind
feet white. No other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to $23 by W. Nottingham and James Conner. A true copy from my estray book. PHILIP MOON, J. P. 3Iay 10, 18.13. 21 TAKEN UP. TBYTristam Starback of Delaware town-
of December next, and contracts completed by the 15th day of October, 1831. Grading, when the distances are lontr.
will be let, by the rod,short cuts and fills, at bridges, &c. will be let by the cubic yard (of 27 cubic feet.) The superintendent or engineer will
attend along the above mentioned line of
road, five days previous to the letting, and also at the different places above
named on the days ot sale, in order to
Roots, Shoes and Rrogans. LANCHARD& MERRICK, are now receiving from the manufacturers ia New York and Boston, 100 pair men's fine calf-skin Roots,
-.i
500 NX) 200 50 50
Save the Pieces. THE subscribers will pay one dollar and twntv-five cents ner hundred, for
barns hei temple doors, I i'e the gates of 0ij cat iron, such as eld broken potts, day, have been open since the morning of kettles, andiron, plough moulds, &c. &c. time. Shall we join in procession with the and a fair price for heavy pieces, if deliver-
milliooswho have knell at her shriu ?; at their foundry ia Kichmond. A peaShe never preesed more urgent elai-l a, save-i. worth two yarned.
dhe never undertook a moie glorious cause It is the cauae of humanity.1
Joshua Dodge, of Massachusetts, has be-n appointed Ceuneuj of the United Vjutes at Bremen.
January 25th. 1833.
Book and Job Printing, OF any kind, will be done at this office, om abort noUce and reasonable terms.
ship, Delaware county, Indiana, an
estrav maxe.a brnrht bav with a hlazp face.
and has a small scar on her offside should-) exhibit plans of masonry, superstructure, er, a natural trotter, no brands to be seen, 'and grading, and to give any necessary and has with her a colt about one ear old j information. Estimates will be made on and has a scar on her left knee, an iron, the first day of every month, (provided grey. The mare appraised to forty dollars!; tha the ODinia of SnnennttmriW
the colt dfteen,by Isaac Martin and Adam
Wilson. A true copy from ray e.tray book. ANDREW J. P. TAKEN UP. OY William Fleming of Mountpleasant township, Delaware county, Indiana,
a grey mare, supposed to be six years old,!
fourteen hands 3 inches high, no narks no brands perceivable. Appraised to thirty dollars. Also, a black stud colt, 3 years old, with a blaze in his face, both hind feet white, mane and tail cut short, 11 hands high. Appraised to fifteen dollars by K. Heath and Ralph Heath.' A true copy from my estray book SAMUEL STEWART, J. P. May 10, 1833. 21 MAGISTRATES' BLANKS. rOSSAXSBT THE DeZEX OJt SD5GLE OSt.
enough has been done to require it,) and three fourths of the estimate value of materials delivered, and work done will be paid monthly, until the contract is completed, when all will be paid, but no esti
mate will be made, nor money advanced j
on materials, until delivered at tne proper
site, approved of and received by the sujierintendeut. Lime must be delivered at tb.3 bridges and culverts unslacked. Testimonials of character and ability to perform the work, will be required in all cases when the bidder is a stranger to tke superintendent. All persons, that have heretofore had contracts on this road, and who have attempted impositions in the execution of their contracts, need not offer proposals for any kind, for no attention wilt be paid to such persons, nor the bids of such persorJPi.
coarse, thick.
' " " 8hoes and Brogaas, " " Lip Brogans, " boy's " ' " men's seal and morocco Pumps, " fine calf Shoes.
00 " ladies' morocco and prunella
1j0 " children's leather and morocco " Which they will sell by the a.se, dozen, or single pair, at unusually loif prices. Richmond, April 20, 1S33. , 13 SCHOOL LAND SALE. J will expose to public sale, at the Court houee door in Marion, Grant county, Ind. on Tuesday the Ith of Jane next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. an 4
4 o'clock P. M. school section No. 10.
township 24, range 8 east of the principal maridian line. The said section will be sold according to the divisions taade by the trustees. Two of the lots have considerable improvement on them The land is of a good, fertile quality, well watered and several valuable stone juarie. l'efcons wishing to purchase would do well to come and see for themselves. W 1 LLIAM WEBB, 8. C. G. C. June 1, l-?33 21
Doctor JT. A. Lemon, ,
IT AS permanently located in Richmond, Indiana, and will attend to all calls
in his profession. Ofiie on Main street,
nearly opposite to the National Hotel 3tay a5th, 1S33. 20 Hiatt, .nre& William, HAVE on Land, a general assortment of SADDLERY which they will sell low fur cash, or exchange for the following
Articles of country producer Wheat, Corn,
Bacon, Kees wax, flax and 1 ow JUnea, Linsey, ice. dec. ' 1 1 , 1 Country Produce. OF almost any kind will be takea os wbecriptiea to the Palladium.