Western Statesman, Volume 1, Number 43, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 7 January 1831 — Page 3
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f'J ATE:S35 A i : TU Keport of the Canal Commissioners will LAWaEKCEIJ'JROH, II?DIAKA. bcfuullJ a"ti'r part of this paper. AoriUlVyAArTuV7?, 18U 1 c""l,an-vin document is a report from the :.---. ...! J a j Engineer in chief, with a schedule, showinLuoisLATi n ! . Our latr-t information from j tho estimated expense of the Canal. The Indianapolis contained in a letter from Mr. "hole cost of the middle division of canal line ARMSTRONU, olio of our renr. nt..t;. .... ir .liiKtmnUlni .-.tt
1 ? o.,:.)u, or ; , oUU permile. that the hill t
The Committee to whom was referred that
; part ot the Governor's Mes
informs u?
Lawrcliccburgh Bridge Company, ha- passed the House, and that it is not expected that it
will meet w,th anv munition , ,. .... 1 U1C vmior s Jlejsage, which was in-
This bill, we understand, ,r, ,.' ' ! '" 9 censuro " Not,, No.le, Esq.
rot ides that the
company shall be incorporated, with a capital of f :t,.')il(l; that the shares shall be $ .1 each; .".ml that those who have uh?cribed for a tree l-n. !.-, 'hall be entitled to slock to the amount of tcir subscription. We have the promise of the hill, so soon as it shall have passed the S. uatc; when we shall lay it before our readers. Since our last, the apportionment bill La- undergone an entire change. Instead of mi rea-in-the ratio so as to give the Lcri-la-t :re about the same number of members, as at I p ,","- passed a lull, by r large in a ority, ),irr,asi,ig the number, about If or li iia the two Hou-e a more general outline of uhich maybe seen in another column of Mir pa; cr. This result, we fear, has been l-r.umht about, more by a selliidi policy-on the t art of the member-, than by a sincere regard Cr tr.. inter. -ts rti,e State. The number of number" now in the Legislature, under the lit apportionment, js x;. tnr,uk j ;, con. sen nre to attend to the ordinary want of the people, and t ,o man y, by far, for the resources if the State, at a time when she is about
diguing m extensile works of Internal Im-
j roVt in. nt, uhirh ill re-pure the conemtr
t o.uracl l ommissioner on the Mich;gan Road) have made the following report: The committee on roads, to which was referred so much of tlfrovernor's messa-e a reItrs to the bad manTgcment of the contract commissioner on the Michigan roa,i,have callI'd on Gen. Noah Noble, the commissioner, who bas ia,d before the committee all the papers, '! a complete record of the bids registered in a book kept for tld.t purpose. A majorif v of the committee seem to be'crfcctly satis'liedvith t if course pursued by the commissioner, as tbeiuo-t advantageous one to secure the fund. . " il,,MV ' '' :lrl V the views taken bv the commii-sn-mr with regard to what is generally termed ".'im;)!,,.,," the committee state, that at the court-house in the town 0f Madison, on ,"lr'''y the fir-t of July la?t, the road from section one to fifteen inclusive, was let to Capt Andrews, at the sum of $ 7,171 (m; w,ich u" an average of $ OH p.,, mil,.. There were but three bids for a less sum, to-uit:one for -'-, one lor C 40l, the next l.m. sf u.n-
$ til Id, and varying from that to CI, 117 ptr mile. Tliose individii:.! .
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address from David B. Ogdcn, Es,. who was followed by II. Ketchum, Esq. when the address and resolutions being severally read were unanimously adopted. ' The follow ing are the resolutions for which alone we have room to-day. Resolved, That we approve the Address now read,and that the time has arrived, when a party,in opposition to the General Administration,
snouiu De organized and that we will pro- I 1 . .1 it. . . 1
" "'mom ueiay, to eitect such organization in this city. Rcsolrtd, That while we shall hold ourselves in readiness to confer and act in con
cert with our friends opposed to the General I
sAumiiiistration, in other parts of our
Mate, and of the U. S. tbe name of IIEXIiY t'L-VV, of Kentucky, already before the public as a candidate for th; oi".ce of President of the United States meets our most hearty and tlecided approbation ; fiat we recognize in this distinguished citizen,,-, man of elevated genius, anient patrioti-11, and tried experience in public affairs one .t hose fixed and unwavering principles, and distinguished public services in war and in peace, and whose zealous
entleavors to extend the blessings of free
eminent to other nations, Vive him hi
"Here, sons of Science and tiie Muse's fiieurt 1 ou'II find a faithful brother to attend, Who humbly hopes be may your ulchtt mend.'1 CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
silversmith and JEWELLER,
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a Sho'pin the brick building adjoining S. lfathawn v's S
Street, where all calls in the line of bis mf..
own i sion will receive bis Tlfsm .-
Watch Chains, Keys, Seals, and Trinkets, lor sale. Purchases old gold and silver. Rising Suu, Ind. Jan. 1st, 1831. 43-3m. Aihiiinifiiratiuii Aotite.
LBLIC notice is hereby given, that I hn, ..
obtained from the Clerk of ti. T',..i,...
C'Olirt lll'llreirlw.rn . , . .
u,,i letters 01 admims. trat.onon the estate of Luther Clark, late of
i'ltiiwim v nun v. i .wnc,., .
, j - ivu.-i , a in 1
that I will
at tree gov-1 "nose to sale at public vendue, on Saturday, llL'h c aim; the -Jlth I:i v nf (1,; ........1, c-... 1 ..
imm.O,.. r..;....i.. ..fi:.. .... .... J . ""''. -uii.iry articles.
.....u.-v. tuumn, ami.iitiiiMine property olthe late decease.! consist;,,.- ..f h.m to a distiugnshe,! place in the Gnat 1U-. about twenty tons of good ha o.'.eT, e Sn puranlartc UM. cattle, hogsand vanous lhVr artiS ' Th" Jitsofvcd, that we recommended f., r.r 1 terms ... II h.. ...o.t 1... . .
friend, in th- :... " ""i.... """n""'e "'Vol sale
. - "j l" "".' " " t'leir resp. c- it-is oeiieveu ttie est ate
.ether make
an average oi a.'3 per mile for
the same distance. The sum saved to the state by the method pursued by the commission, r is J The commissioner further iutifi. 1 his rreeiv-
ing sweeping bids, on the ground that persons ;l. thn bidding, w. ro not compelled to take any
parr, unless they got U,e whole for which they 1,1,1 I, i.n..., ...I. . l it . J
i -n 01 ,-ui her h-cal rn. r -i. s. We m.,,,..!
1:1 . 1 .1 . ....
t ' ' trill, ni'iifi' 11r.cn 11-1). . ..11. . .
. v.i-.om, xuo were.s.tr, tilP propriety , of , iocr man the arrr- , -(1.in, .1... 1, wur ' , ' al'"l,rre excluded on the ground that the " Ltht'Ve "re-sat leas, commissioner was not compelled to receive 1 r ai.nuin a um sufficient to pay the those bids together, to exclude extras a-ant
1 in- ri;iTn rniKt n.u. . . 1 - - - ' 11 ,11 1 r nun tu-a ..-.-.s .
me same situation. A mn
ir en-
t.rupo:i the construction of the Wabash and Erie Canal, or the Lands granted for that pnr-po.-r, ,;i revert to the Genera Government. EM,, engages in the work, it -houhl be an obJ ' ' l,: ,",r"t i'liportan. c, with the Legi-:l-tnr to curtail all mm, xe-ary expenses, and :-. -t in all re-.ects, with an eye to the strictest economy. Let them n,lrc the ir number and '! n their session,; in-tead of increasing tin: one and prolonging the oth.r, let them strive h ave the treasury replete, instead of onleatoring to drain it; i short, Jet ,,bo de"id, and aumrjmlnu pr. vail ; and we will be the better prepared to meet tho-e exigencies, "hi. h will be the neccv-ary cos; ,p,ence of so vast an entr Tprisc as the Waha-h Canal.
Mr. I)owni:x, a membe r from this County, has politely fiirni-hed 11s with a li-t of the m.-mh.Ts.,f (he Mouse ,:,., rest,n,:;,,s f ,:n ati.igth Counties they re, r.et,t, at;.' ti ir v " 'ipations aril pr-ife.-iot,.. It i iir, ii aMi.e M, i, r.,n,p,,.,..l f -,r.
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lorif y of the commit.
tee, after due diliberatioirand relic tion, have agreed that th.' chairman should report the following resolution, to-wit : Rcs;hd, That Noah Noble, the contract commissioner on the .Michigan road, has done what a majority of the committee conceive to heh.sduty; and the eour-e adopted and pursued by him is a saving 0f the Michigan road luiid to the state. The committee aked to be discharged from the lurther consideration thereof ; which was read, ami the committee were discharged. Ai-iom loxMLM-.We gave in the Ia't Journa , the features of a bill which had been reported to the Senate making an apportionment of senators and Uepresentativ. s. We give below the provisions of a bill on the same subject, report.,! t the Mouie of Representatives on U.-.l.
, "h 1, has been ord. red to a thud M adam! will Ulldollhl.div !,;i-s It i r... .
maty of Wat,,,"- shall for,,. . ..'
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t IH',11 one ; the . ,.,,!,! . of M:
t 'll one; t,,. , olinti, s ,,i 1 1 1
. in o ii. nrv one 1 1. , , ,, ,
1 i.ni on 11, 1 1r,, Ah. ii, i:!kharf. aa ! St. J-eph ... -I.e.,,,,,1,, . of KranUl.u, Harris..!,. J. m ,...,..
l' ir rii, . a-hin.-to
til
ing, that
tive Wards without delay, to select live r,cr -,
110111 each Ward to form a Gcntral Committee to superintend the concerns of the National Uepublicrti Party in this cil.r, and al.-o to .-e-lect Ward Committees; and that sue!, General Committee be requested to meet at Mr. Acker's Motel, on the evening of Monday, the 27th of December inst. JOHN L. LAWRFNCE, C.'m. Peher Siiarte, ) . . , . Isaac M 1 x a r n, -"lslant Chairmen. El.MS PoTTfR, i Joseph IIox.i-, Sctretanei.
' " 4 ..TT.yer, I ttor, I m, . ;..l,iii-;t.., t: us;,, and Putnam Tra!, r-, I;m keepers. J Mdiwr, -hi, I T an-' V" 'liMri,'l: t!"- r""t' s ol IVh y, Van.'r, 1 S , ! :i, r, 1 1),. tiller, and 1 Print- rr J; ""l" 'V"1 k "c': th,; ""ties of 'i tix. vii.t.r, the 1 ,,t will l,e at th, ir own door-. j 11 ;-'"holoii.ew and Johnson one: Clark and
,io. !);, W, !n,!a.t, the -v.i!, I). r. the L -.l:,t,,re of Ohio pro. ee, h d in joint ballot to ih, t one Judge of the Sapid..- Court, to f.d the vacancy occasion..,! by the resignation of the Hon. John M. Goooi.n.av; one Senator 1:1 the Congress f the ('. States, j tj,P j,,.,,,,. ii 'he Hon. J a on IJi isxm, w hose term of sere e will expire on the Ith of .March next ; one -c" ret aryr.f State, ' the place of Jeiiimiah MrLi.xE, Iq. whose term of serrieu will exl"ireon the l.",th of January next, and on, 'nte Printer, in the place of John J! wi.iunir ,
l.s:. whose tc-in of . rvice will t x
C'lol July ,.xt. 'I'he f,d'..
ft-T. nt n -nits. si Pi.r.Mi: jtimje. M -,'d 3d 4 th Jo!,., C. Wright 31 -17 -1J ;,() Tl.mmn M,,rr,t f, .J ;p) C'f It II, Pens., ,J O fi J J S-attiring li) 7 4 jo
SENA'KI IN on(;i:ess.
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SECKETARV op STATE. i t 2d 3,1 in, r.th r.th
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are the dif-
5th nth .V 5 15 7 U2 1 1 fr 15
Thomas Ewing I ',! ard King V. V. U'lllniiHt "ait. blanks
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STATE PRINTER. . t ''t -M 'M -ith 5th nti, :th Hh s'"'f,' 1 1 15 t; a;, 3.-, n j " '' ,' '-'7 i ) .VI 51 51 ;,i, mn 51 4 1 . .id 2) 5 I 11 'td, I', 1 . o -j -j ., 'Hr,) .'!"" Heeled. Those '.r. setit adiinnistra-"W'-Miary,,,,, the flr,l lu I lot .K ' i" ' '
. ioyo one; .Monroe, Owen, and Green one ; Morgan, Hendricks, and lloon one; Gibsn, Pike, and Huboisone; Crawford, Perry, and Spencer one. Orange and Lawrence one Knox -M;i'ti" one; Vigo, Sullivan, and t lay one; Parke and Vermillion one; Fountaiuand Warren one; Montgomery and Clinton one; Tippecanoe, Carroll, and Cas.s one. In regard to the Mouse of Representatives, the hill provides that the counties of U avne'and Dearborn shall each be entitled to four ; the county of Clark to three : the counties of Washington, Jeffcr-on, Harrison, Franklin, Eayette I 11,01,, Parke, Putnam, Rush, ,,,ox, Vermillion, Swateizand, Tippecanoe, and Fountain to two each ; the counties of Orange and Lawrence t three; the counties of Mario:,, Henry, Po-.y, Kiplcy, Decatur, Shelby, Scott, Jennings, Jackson, Jtarlholomcw, Johnsi,,,, Floyd, .Monroe, Owen, Greene, Morgan, Gi!s, Ciawtord, Sullivan, Vigo, Clay, IMviess, Hcn-nck-, U arren, and Martin each to one; the t oiiulit s of Hamilton and Uoon to one; Madison and IIa11c.uk to one; Vanderburgh and Warrick to one ; Pike and Dubois 'to one; Spencer and Perry to one ; Carroll and Cass to one; Montgomery and Clinton to two ; Randolph and Delaware l one; Allen, St. Joseph, and Elkhart to one. P. S.Smce the above was in type the bill has pass,, the House of Representatives by a large majority. Indiana Journal.
AKUx.v. We stal
a friDS ,,f ti
a nicotin
at
, two weeks ago, that
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., .,.. mate -"l.Mchirtheo.hcoltiovernorandLieu, -. t , and ...,. r,.lirj ,,., Ul!t(.(.n' '"o.J.adl.,, n nominated for, he f..rr(,ir ,, ' -h foM,. ,,ur Sl,,.iir!isri " " the nom.na,,,,,, l.-r f;v. and Li,,,t ''V. 11 a e,ear- we ,.,, misinformed, ,.,, hnngmade. Our .f.
H , . ... 1
" " 01 ii. pr. sen,
' "l" nian o n...Mh,
r' t 'irned from
iministrauon. a
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in.lianai olis : nri.l .. .. .
TT"0 to 'Jou,', statement was stri(
we (Hlieve he acted lion..,i ..,l"nd
Wa'aljk Bi''nforroH 00 the. .-object.
rilOM TUB M.W-VORk AMKRHAN. The friends of M 11. Cla 1 showed themselves most worthily at tin: meeting last evening. I, w as one of the most numerous, respectable, orderly, and at the same time enthusiastic meetings we have ever seen. The large Mall in which it wan hi Id, can contain, according to computation, over .'llllllj person? standing ; there must ther. lore; have been nearly !"IM) present last night; and the zeal, spirit, and unanimity of the proceedings proved how strongly Ihnri Cltitj is rivetlt d in tin: alfcctions of llijs people. It was not merely the calm, cold assent of the judgment in his favor though that too was Ire, ly yielded but the overflowing of strong p. r-oii.al predilection, on the part of thousand's who have never seen the man,bu, who jet inter fully into his frank, manly and generous ihara. ter; and who have viewed with abhorrence (he base and hitter per-, cufiou, and unfoiindeil calumnies, with which be has been
outfit dow n. It is in the nature of the AmeriTt '" "I'1"' to r,vlt against injustice ami op. l"t 1", ,r'"" tvli:'u'v,'r(l";l'lr ; mid neverdid Me ' i"r pr I'' ' """"' li"ii, M or lionorani. hi "' t,,i," tlmeo '" h were last ''7-S2,::ng:;mous,an,, thv '.'.f nl,,r"" "l" or,'r w- -b wt reworhll i, " Mr,ri,.,I, 8,1,1 t,,,,w1'1 honored it, . ' ' 1"'ld.shed at length assooi , . f .,' V''h f-.. room for them; for the p. iiiie-t e,..., 1.. 1 .. . ' niwe
""if willi llie resolutions. At a very large and rcspectible. niePt10.f P r;ns Jr., n.IIj, to the election of Mr. c!VJ I reside,,,, ,.,,, ,a,t tlV.lin iM ' r r",,lr'. t Masonic Mall, John L. Law! an,t Peter Sham. . . .
- I" i.warii 03 .5SSta,lt Chairmen, and Elli, Totter and Joseph IJoxie
FOR THE Wf.STtRS STATtBM AN. hile our hearts have been elated with the success of the French Revolution, and while we rejoice at the cheering spectacle, of a chivalrous and gallant nation traniplingundcr foot the principles of despotism, and driving the u-
surper Iron) his throne we have good
cause to lament the manncrin which our
own allairs are conducted. We had en t.'H.-ii n...t . K...... .
u.rpu ui.il uih present. i.,eq.s-
lature would have devised means, in
their wisdom, whereby we should have been dealt with in future, on iut; and
equitable principles, as to our taxes; and that an advalorem system would be
adopted. But wo have been sadly disappointed, and regret to learn that two of our representatives voted against the passage of the bill. We deplore their folly, and pity them; and we promise them, that we shall never again aid in placing them in actuation, where thev can impoc upon the public, and thwart
and tiifir l.t st intcroti. (Jentlt ni.M,. -tvl.o
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".' ' .mn-, lo represent in in future
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. . VKUIII- III I 11(1 ,1' III, IIS Sll 11. r-i Iw.C,
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Hie i if. tit.n, and pledge their.selves to U-- .all their lldliicnrf j.. (!,e e; tn'.lisl,-
ment of an advalorem system of taxation,
ormey neeil not expect Hie sulTrafes ot .1 1 1 . .
1n.11 onny class ot citizens to which 1. . 1 rm
oeiong. 1 Here can he no system of
taxation so just, as that which requires
Yi) man in me country to pay according to the real value of his j.ropertv. Believing that a great majority of the voters in Dearborn County', are friendly to the doctrines we profess, we call on (hem to awake out of their lumbers, and rally around the ballot-box, on the first Monday in August next.and assert their rights, by voting for men friendly to those jiis.t and equitable measures. And ,vc call upon the people of the Slate to
roue up from their lethargy,and cast oil'
"us reproach. Let it no lon-er be said that a poor man shall pay as much tax for a horse worth only ten dollars, as his rich neighbor does,7or one worth (en times (hat amount; and.that a man shall pay as much tax for land in a wild slate, worth no more than Congress price, as his neighbor pays for the same quantity and rate, worth 15 or '20 dollar- per acre. This mode of taxation has not the shadow of justice in it, and ought to be abolished. And there are consistent men enough in Indiana to abolish it. We therefore call upon them in the name of justice, in the name of their own interest, in (he name of property, in the name of every thing but despotism and monarchy, to reform the evil, prelecting good and honest men throughout the State, to the Legislature, who ar.t fovorable to justice and equity. l'AK.MLKS.
will be iolvtnt.
KITH CLARK.JrfWi. January C, 1831. 13-3w.
IMalt- or Titu iiiilh, dc"l. IJO I'ICK is hereby civen, to all whom it shall or may concern, that administration t'fthe poods and chattels, rights and crc,iit which were of Titus Smith, late of the county of Franklin, and State of Indiana, who died intestate, has been duly pranted totheundersijrned, by the Clerk of the Franklin Circuit 'urt, for the County of Franklin aforesaid, 'he undersigned administrator, as far as his knowledge of the claims against said estate PXtcmls, supposes it to be solvent. DAVID "MICE JAn'r. Hrookvillc Dec. 37, 1830.
SI rayed, 11 ROM the stable of Doct. Jalez I'ercival, in Lawrencehnrgh, on the night of the 10th inst. a white Morse, of the Opelousas breed, with some snots
e?Sato about hi, n.i. KrfinH.I nn ll.n
near shoulder with the letters J. D. five years old past, near 15 hands high, and a natural trotter. Any information concerning said horse, j;ivcn to the subscriber, living on Laugh try, near Allen's mill, or to Doct. jabez P. rci val of I.awrencebnrgh, will meet with a suitable reward, and all reasonable charges paid. DAVID WILLIAMSON. Dec. 17, 1830. 40
MEDICINES, Books, Stationary, Xc. riXCKAKD . AOBLE Have entered into Partnership in a DRUG AND BOOK STOHE. nilllEY have just received, and offer for sale at Cincinnati prices, a complete assortment of DRUGS, MEDICIXKS, I'VTEVT MEDICINES, PAINTS, DVE STUFFS &c Also Medical and School Books, Miscellaneous Works, &c. Slc. The following are some ol the articles they have for sale, viz: Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Acid Sulphuric Liquorice Ext.
Muriatic Lancets. th.m.K.t.
' " -j' Magnesia Calc. Manna Nut-alls
Arrow Root Nutmesrs Armenian Bole NippIe"GIasei Ammonia aqua &carb. Oil of Anis
do
tlo Nitric tlo Tartaric Ammoniac Sal
ISal.-am Copaiva Burgundy Fitch Borax Brimstone Camel Hair Pencils Castile Soap Cantharidej Calomel Cologne Water Digitalis Dragon's Blood Essence cf Cinnamon do Lemon do Peppermint
do
do Clove
do Anis Flo. of Sulphur Fennel Seed Gum Aloes do ,Juniper do Shellac do Camphor do Assafoetoda do Opium do Myrrh
do do do
CI,
r
epperiuiEt
Spike
co Spruce
do Antique Orange Peel Permian Bark Pearl A dies Paint Brushes Quinine Quassia Ilheubarb Rad do PuIt. Snake Root
Wintergreen Spicelia
Varnish Copal i do Shoo
Salts Glauber do Epsom do Rochcllo Soda Super Carb. tlo Carb. Squills Soap Fancy Spirits Turpentin Tamarinds Uva Ursi Valerian Rad Vitriol White do Blue
carumonj
do
do Arabic
do Tragacanth Jalap
Patent Medicines,
Elixir of Health i Rush's dvsnentic r,;il
Lamott's cough drops
itoncrtson's .Mediea .......... . r . 1
in. uiuui ,or sjiepsia Butler's Specific for
dyspepsia
Dclamonterat's Coluiu-
bian Specific
Worm Tea
Bateman's Drops Balsam of Life Dyott's Pills Steer's Opodeldoc Whitwells ditto Godfrey's Cordial
Thompson's eye water
Lee's Pills
Paints &, Dye Stuffs.
Prussian Bluo
Venetian Red While Lead Red do Chinese Vermillion Yellow Ochre Patent Yellow Chroru Green do Yellow
Dcwees1 Midwifery, do. Practice, F.berle's Practice,
Chapman's Therapeu-
ticks, Cooper's Surgery Gregory's Practice
Gootl's Practice
Armstrong's Mil. works
Johnson's do.
Thomas' Practice
Ewel's Md. Companion
IJichat's Works
Spanish Whiting do Brown Annatto Copperas Alum Paint Brushes Putty, &c. ie.
EGOKF. MEDICAL.
Bell on the Bones Mind's Farrery
Surgeon Dentist's Ma
nual Turner's Chemistry
Comstock's Natural
Philosophy
Mr. Kenzie's 5000 Re
ceipts
Richerand'sPhysiology
i.llis1 ;Metiical Formu
lary
Coxe's Dispensatory
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
Bibles, Testaments
1 1 111 11 Books Willard'sllist. ofU. S. with an atlas Irving's Columbus
tirimsliaw's U. S.
Life of Mrs. Jmlson tlo Franklin do Marion do Putnam do Dr. Good tlo Joseph with engravings
Josephus' Works
Buck's Theological
Dictionary
Natural History, for
children Indian Wars Spectator Don Quixotte Arabian Nights Enter Tour in Italy Western Songster
Chaponc &. Gregory's
Letters Opie's Works Peter Parley's Works Robinson Crusoe -I'.sop's Fables Lexicon of Useful Knowledge Moore's Melodies
Harvey's Meditations 1 Locke and Bacon
Advice to a young Form Book to tlraw
Christiau ' Deeds, Bonds, &.c.
Consolations in Travel, American Gardener
Virginia Housewife American Chesterfield Almanacks, &.c, Slc.
by Sir II. Davy
Thomson's Seasons Tytler's History
ALSO An assortment of School Books,
Slates, Paper, Blank Books, a great variety of
pleasing Toy Books with colored prints for Children, Quills, Ink Powders, Crayons, Paint Boxe, Carmine Saucers, Brushes for Painting 011 velvet, Thermometers, Spy Glasses, Penknives, best quality Wafers, Sealing Wax, Paste Boards, Patent Penci 1 Cases, Tooth Picks, Tweezers, Chess men, Snuff and Snuff Boxer, &c. &c. December 30, 1830.
Wanted, A NY quantity of FLAX-SEED, for which f- the lii-hest price will be paid by R. P. SMITH. January 7th, 1831.13tf. Administrator's Notice. rBlIIE undersigned having taken out letter JL of administration on the estate of Joseph Milholland, deceased, late of Franklin County, Indiana, all persons having demands against said estate, are requested' to present the same legally authenticated, for settlement within one year from this date ; and all pursons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment. The estate is supposed to be insolvent. THOMAS MILHOLLAND, Jdm'r. December 30, 183b. 43-3w. Administrator' IVoticc,
UBLIC notice is hereby given, that we have taken from the Clerk's office e,fib
Probate court of Dearborn county, letters of
aiiministration on the estate of Christopher Hudson deceased, that we will expose to sale at the late residence of the deceased in Kelso Township on the second Saturday in January next; a horse, a quantity of oats, wheat, corn, and sundry other articles ; terms of sale inado known at the time. The estate will be solvent. All persons owing are requested to pay immediately and all persons bavin" claims to present them properly authenticated JOHN HUDSON, ) CHRISTOPHER HUDSON, Atl '' Dec. 20, 1830. 4,.3w REMOVAL JOIIA T. ISISIIO&--nddfcr, $r RESPECTFULLY intmS onm the Public that
lie has removed his Shop into his new brick house, opposite theMarket house, where be will keep constantly on hand, and for
eicnuitMVi' sale, upon the most rea
sonable terms, a general assortment of all articles in bis line of business such as Saddles, Rridles, MAHTINGAI.ES, TRAVELLING I1AGS, COMMON fc CARRIAGE HARNESSES, PORTABLE TRUNKS, Military Equipment, .Ve. cVc. He will also execute, to order, any work ia his line, with the greatest despatch possibleand he feels Iree to recommend his work as equal, in point of strength and neatness, to -mr in the State. The Public are requeued to call and examine for themselves. Lawrcnceburgh, Nov.il, 1S30. 37-tf. lleimental Uoiuid. A T a meeting of the field officers, belon -ir . to the tenth brigade, of Indiana milu at the house of Col. Scott, in Rising Sun, on he 1st day of November, 130, the following bounds for the several Regiments within said brigade were agreed upon, viz. Third KcgimenL Beginning at the mouth of Grants Creek j running thence west, to the south west corner of section 22, Town 3, range a, W. ; thence north, to the N. W. comer of Sect. 3, Town 1, Range 2. W. ; thence east, three miles ; thence north, one mile ; thence cast to the Ohio River ; thenca down said river to tlie place of beginning. Fourteenth Regiment Beginning at the south west corner of Switzerland county; running thence, north, to tho Ripley county line; thence east, to the Dearborn county line; thence south, two milesthence east, to the line dividing Ranees two and three; thence south, to the Ohio Riverthence down the Ohio River to the place of buginning. Fifteenth Regiment. Beginning at the fractional section line, between 1 and 13, Town 5, Range 1, West; running thence west, to Tanner's creek; thence up said creek to the Township line; thenco west, to the south west corner of section 3'1 Town fi, Range 1, W.; thence north, throe miles; thence east, to the county line; thenco north, to the county line; thence east, to tho State hue; thence south, to the place of beginning. Forty-fourth Regiment. Beginning at the mouth of Grant's creek j running thence down the Ohio river, to the linn dividing Ranges two and three; thence north, to the Dearborn couuty line; theuce east, to the Ohio. River. Fifty-fifth Regiment. Beginning at the fractional line, between I and 12, Town;",, Range 1 W.; running thenco wcs,t to Tanner's creek ; thence up said creek to the section line; thenee west, to tin: N. W. corner of Section 5, Town 5, Range 1, west; thence north, three miles; thence west, to tho boundary line; thence south, with said line, to south west corner of Section 16, Town 5, Range 3, W. ; thence east, to the south east corner of section, lfi, Town 5, Range 2; thenco south, three miles; thence east, three miles ; thence north, one mile; thence east, to tho
Ohio River; thence up said River to the place of beginning.
Sixtieth Regiment. Beginning at the south east corner of Sec
tion '21, Town 3, Range 3, W. ; thence west, to the boundry line; thence, with said boundary line, to the north west corner of section 31, Town fi, Range 3, W. ; thence east, to the
northeast corner of Section 31, Town 5, Range 2, W. ; thence south, to the place of beginning.
l ruiy copied irom the oiiginal, in mv ollieo. SAMl'EL JELI.EY. Brigade Inspector. Dec. 31, 1830. 3w
Salt at Fifty Cents.
SN consequence of the late rise of water the'in Kanhawa river, the company are enable.!
to reduce the price, in this place to fifty cent? per Bushel, and rc-weigh it.
GEO. P. Bl ELL, .Igent, Dec. 23, 1830. 4l-3w.
Land for Sale. ANY person wishing to J purchase a beautiful GsfrJKQ and HELL IMPROV- fp ED FARM, situated on
the Ohio river, in Boon county, Ky. fan b accommodated, by applying to tho subscri
ber. A credit will h given.
B. S. NOBLE. Dec. 24th, 1830. 41-tf.
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lllank-Peed, And Justice's Blanks, for sale t this OiTi