Western Statesman, Volume 2, Number 7, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 29 April 1831 — Page 3
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TI1E STATESMAN, 'honor?. Whatevermayne his high pro- J brotherly love. .Von-, the conflicting cl-
LAWnENCDBDRQH, INDIANA. FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1831.
Doctor Ezra Ferris. Col. Pixckney Jxvrs.and James Walker, Esq. have Leon spoken of as candidates for the Legislature at the ensuing election.
MARRIED,
The Satnrriav Courier.
On Sundav. "Jllh mst. hv J. W. Hun-! ON tne l"A Sal'!r ' April k r .!M.me.l a
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hirn and his past conduct, must and will dy politic to its very centre now, par-! V J. 1'LIJahrwlllio .him ,,-.,,,1 hyt,e ir.v ife. r.li.o,.haSre:,.u-r- . i ' , ' M.KY B ROM well all Ol this township. . it i.e.wviy u.r lur pr--j". mr of i c-w liteiary under-
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UI3I1UM IliC j'UIHJ Ol 111 IIIUliLS. 1 t';l, IJ IIUU3 itllU IVHIIUU1 JCiUUUIJ '1-H(1U.
fessions to the contrary, those who know ements of civil discord, convulse the bo
10 i On Monday. 25t! inst. bv Ileni. Ful- !aki"S',J Hn.t a. ,.,tys.s of t ru-, vjhU-h mey
he may ride through the district from now the cabinet, severing the ties of social lcr, .q., Mr." JAMCS Kent'cki of Brook-; iE iy irE till the election, he mav visit everv ham- feeling, and rendering the different ville, to Miss Emily Bromwell, of this Onrsthiii bebrii f. . . , j , . ! . , rl-- Newspapers hare been aptly cal.cd Thr Chronicle let, and make stump-speeches in every members thereet ur.ht to take council to-, piace. of the Timrs, and when onner the c.i.-u:)-eof 'un
neighborhood, and yet he will not be gether upon the great concerns of the I
Candidates.
I principles a;id asi:r;:l abilities, mar iiislly Do cjr.sid-
The Hon. Jesse L. Holm an. of this ; ab'.e to convince one-half of the people nation. We forbear to make anv fur-; election tirst mondav in avcvst. ' vmwJ from the iejtimaie'oi.jc.;tof f.io-r institution.
. wu.i.j ..us V. 11 UIUUI1IHV.VU 111 le t t 1 .11 j I ' ' " ul n S'JUlU't ill III ',11 I. Ill I - ;- v. a I'M ii ii -i rui'ji . i i. I'll -' ill, , oah Noble raners. an a candidate fori T.S. Senate Jther than is calculated to advance his i hoPing that Gen. Grf.ev, of the Tele-! ;aniesK-ott'
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the ; own ambitious views.
I or iMort rnor
I Miltou Stan
death of the Hon. James Noble.
We have everv IraP:, aru corporal t. ri.i.r.Y, 01 me i ai
Uoss Smii.ey F.s.i. of Fajette county, i announced in the late Indianapolis
papers a a candidate for Lieut. Governor, at the approaching election. He ithe political friend of the present administration. ItisaUo stated, upon pretty good authority, that Gen. Jonathan M'Carty, lias determined to run for Congress, in this district, at the approaching election. If this be true, Mr. Lane may look out for squalls.
The Grand Cm rr. In obedience
to the mandate of the little drill-sergeant of the Palladium, and his more august master " of the rt d Infr,'' the grand Sanhedrim of the County assembled in this place, on Saturday last, to
the number of fifteni with a view of instructing the good people of Dearborn, particularly the friends of Gen. Jackson,
how they mu.t vote at the coining election. After setting in ferret conclave for halfa day, the following ticket, we understand, was agreed upon ; which we expect to see ushered he lore the public, through the official jouri.;.l, under the imposing caption of u Thr Dnnocratie Republican Ticket for Dearborn comity."
For ConrrossAIYIOS LANE ! ! State Striate Jamfs T. Pollwk, RevrejL-ntatiTOf DAVID V. CTLI.EY, Sol.. Maswahinc, William V. Cheek. TroUte Judge WALTER ARMSTRONG. Three of the gentlemen nominated, have been very active for several weeks pait, in getting up meetings, and urging the propriety of forming a ticket purely on party principles ; we do not. tliere-
foie, afllct surpiise tint this trio of .'i"sxr.le refill patriot should receive a nomtnation.partkjilarly when wo know that they were hanging on the skirts of the delegates from the time they began to asemble until their labors were consummated. "What boot? it to us, say they, to boil the political cauldren, unless we tnu thereby ride oa the scum?"
confidence that there still exists a spark I laditim. vt ill lay before the public, a con-
of honor in the Jackson ranks, unextin
Amos Lvne, Ecq. This gentleman i now f. irly before the people of the IVd Congressional district, as a candidate to lepresent them in the next Cnncress ol
the United States; and as suth he deserves a passing notice. Every artifice which human nature could devise every efTort which human energy could male, has been prectised by him, during the last six months, to induce the friends of the present administration to take him into full favor and communion, and adopt him as tluir candidate for Congress on party ground. How far his efforts have prevailed, the result of the
petty caucus of Saturday lat, will show;
but whether his exertion will be crow n
ed with entire success, time alone must
determine. In the mean time we give
it as our deliberate opinion, and which
receives stronger confirmation w ith ever? dav's experience, that the people of this district are too far above the levt 1 of Amos Lane, in political honesty and moral virtue, ever to extend to him the hand of fellowship, arid elevate him to an honorable seat in the high councils of the nation. Tin y have known the
man too long, and have scrutinized his
public and private character too minutely, tobe gulled by his artifice ; and, until the fact is coiulushcly dt ni" nitrated, we. shall lark faith in his success upon the political hobby which he has mounted with such unblushing effrontery. In making this declaration, w e do not in-
lend to intimate that the friends of the
present administration, in this ditrict, have not the political strength necessary o succeed in the man of tlu ir thoic e,
nor sufficient unity of action to accomplish their obje t nay, they haxt poht.f al strength, and unity of parpose; but n-c believe that they are wanting in con.'dence in the political integrity of the nan who has thrust him If forward for
guished by the storm of party we do believe that there are many honot and patriotic Jacksonians in our country, who, amid the illusion of party strife, still entertain a high regard for political consistency. Such men will never take
to their bosom an eUvcnth-hour apostate, who turned his back on the late administration, only, when he saw the "sceptre departing from Judea, and a lawgi
ver from between her feet."' They will never cast on his unworthy shoulders the insignia of honor, while thev can
find in their ranks a solitary "original Jackson-man, dyed in tlic wool" w ho is worthy of the trust. "Ye cannot believe for a moment nav. we will not
entertain the insidious slander, that the
high-minded Jacksonians of this district
can so soon forgive the man who has oftentimes loaded the character of Gen.
Jackson w ii!i reproach who lias pursued the illustrious hero of New-Orleans
with ruthless calumny whoha endeavored to blast his fair fame with the syroc of slander, and darken his laurels with the imputation of crime. Yhat has been the language of this man, in reference to the ii dividual on whose
i shoulders he now hopes to ride into office? u What!" says he, u elect Gen. Jackson President! Gen. Jackson! the hero of cock-pits! a common brawler! a cold-blooded tnurdtrer! ri fiosc hands are yit inking in the blood of his f llozccreatures !! ! Hm;in is too noon roit him!!! Away with such a man! Let not the blighting curse fall upon our
country. Let not the lair lame ol America ever be tarnished by so foul a stain." Such was the language he re-
peatedlv indulged in, if not literally, at least in substance, during the pendency of the fust election between Mr. Adams and Gen. Jackson. And he dare not denv it; for we could this dav bring twenty living witnesses. toUsiiiv to the
lart. let tins same individual tm landcrer of Gen. Jackson this revil- r of the great and good has assumed to himself the distil gui: ht d honor of being the real Pinion-purr of the Jackson par
ty; and has presented himseW to the
world as the uniloim admirer of Gcti. Jackson as the friend of reform as
the eneinv ofk bargain and intrigut." A ";' may he drawn into his support by his artful devices, and a few more mav adhere to him through personal motives: hut we confidently believe that the honest and disinterested portion of the Jackson party will spurn him from their presence, as base metal as a political hypocrite as unworthy to be received into the ranks of either party. They w ill give himhU 'jut-las.
'r LiViit. GurcrnoT. J aincs Gregory, David Wallace. For Co nc rets.
Oliver II. Smith, JopU Haluian.
State Srrmte.
Temperance Society Meeting I GeorSp Du,' .3 T' rnckThe Temperance Society of Dearborn jame, valker. ;
cise and lucid expose of the whole mat-:Jou Test, . Amos Latio, ter.
county will meet at the Court House, on Monday evening next, pursuant to ad
journment. An address is expected on
this occasion.
Probate Judge. Arthur S. Vance.
County Com miss io nrrs. Mark MTrackon, John GoHley. Franklin Count'. i'..- r ,.-i....,.
vvm: v.i,iEEK,wno was nominated Damcl Su JuWy joh Reid,
lor the 1 legislature, by the Jackson par-1 George Sutton, George L. Dibler.
ty,on last Saturday, we understand, has
declined the nomination. "We do not
vouch for the truth of it.
Stevm-bovt Accident. We learn that the Steam-boat Tri-Color burst her boiler on the HHh inst. w hile putting out from the wharf at Wheeling. Eight persons were killed, and many others seriously injured.
Death by Drowning. The coroner
of this countyjicld an inquest, on Wednesday evening last, over the dead bo
dy of a man found at the water's edge, near the mouth of Laughery creek. The verdict was, that became bv his death.
I
are prostitute . I to (iur;io? v-liii-'i i.,v.!v injury V theuimals, tii i iiiipo'liiiirnt to the a.ivaurcmffit of i people. ThU it shall be r j ; : r stii.ly Ci avoi.l. All iwitt'r- .i .tU''t t, :o:m"rt'"l . iih the cer.eml aiii) 'UU: gOYiTiiiii ins sraU ivrrivp from uf the rarlictt attention. WcilNciaim vl parly let-lines cv prrjii'libut in (loiuz this wonM ( un irr-'ori as hoMinj our.-rlvei at lioi rly t)c.jifii our roluuini nrni pioss our s-piiUmiMits in ri'Iiiiiim to s'l t.iibjfrtf of public ititrt, w h:'.ici ,ii!m,ctc J with p 'iitics orothtt-
IV ISl'. I.ii. in R ! k !)!:;, in ;i'l iu vanout depart nmli, will fonts an ohji'i-t of our r, 'i ii! caio . Th n'tmrrooi snuivrs for ohtainnii tlie best fp!cctnin5 from forcisn anJ doniPstic lite aluic witbin our rcaii,authori.f u to assert that, in tins rrspoct, oui jounul will not 8u!Tir i coinparisou w ith any other in tlic couu'iy. Internal Improvements, Arii:utun; and Dnmctir
laiuitart iri's, fha!l rcreive from that consi ii-ration towlm h tiioy jic cntilleil by thtiii pieat auJ (iro'.vtnj importance. Among the regular nolicc' of ilia week, will be girn a rorrei te.il I'rios Current of Slnrh,and the Grail Jlarkit. The latent Foreign a:..l 1 Jomestic Intelligence, n reiveil by the Faslein an 1 Soiiihetii Mnilnon Saturiiav, will always be foun 1 in this p.ip r. In sliint,iiotliiiis sliall be over'.ooUfd lli.it may be liesetrini
the atten.iuii and iharaitcrof euterprijing, inta.iicnt, and inilustrions journalists. VVc are not ignorHiit that we mu't encounter liiartf diflicollies in advanrina, to public favor, but lonj experience, in the mechanical branches of our
o'clock, A. M. and five o'clock, I M. of said profession, an 1 an ardent desire to render ourselvc
day, at the Court Houo door, in tlic tow n of i useful iu their more extensive pru.-ecution, leal us to
Brookvtlle; fir-t the runts ami profits for seven
llenj. S. Xolde.
Sheriffs Sale.
BY virtue of a decretal order, from the Franklin Circuit Court, to me directed, 1
will ulTer for sale, on Saturday, the twenty
urstday of May ucxt, between the hours of ten
jeur", provided the same shall bring the sum of six hundred and fifty-two dollars, mid all costs if not, then all the interest of William C. Uocer, in the feo simple of the following described tract or tracts of land, (known at present as the Franklin Factory property,) to wit: A certain tract or tract of land lying, being, and situate in the county of Franklin, and State of Indiana, being the same tract or tract", parcel or parcels of land io!d by John Meriani to William C. Rogers, by deed execu
ted on the "Jiith day of .March, 1823, and con
y drowning, lie was very noorlv I vt'.V('J hJ 6:litl 1Ifriilm t,.sail1 Ko5e, and
clad, and had no papers or other arti. I tioIiai SPCtion twenty four, township ten, range ch'S about him, by which his name or I thror west; and fractional section eleven,
iiiw usuip r lei en, niugi; iiiirict-u, kiiunie on tnu
residence could be ascertained. lie appeared to have been dead several weeks. Another dead body has lately been found near Rising Sun; an account of w hich is given below, by the gentleman w ho held the inquest.
m: On the "J 1st. the dea l hodv of a man was
West Fork of White Water river; taken in ex
ecution as th property of William C. Roger5, and to be sold to satisfy a decree against said Rogers, in favor of James Prentiss, lor the use of Renjamin Cozzens. And if the said property shall not bring the sum of six hundnri ami lilty-two dollars, and all costs, I will then set over, and assign to said Prentiss1, for the use of said Cozzcih, all the interest of said Rogers in
foii.vl hi the Oaio tivi I, a little above Ri-in-Sun, nt i said property, in discharge of a mortgage giv-
tnee e ol toe water. V jmy ol Impiest u toi-.e 1 t.ie f. iilowii ver.-iet, v-z: "That the ce. capd au.e t i Irs di a!h bv a blow or h!o, s on the he. I." Tie' ce-.-i n'ed was ap'Mreiitiv hetwen Jo and .'!." vi ais'.l a , iboi.f leel i in ii, Ni I., r?ir': hi"Tn ! a.r, bis coat an ' , ai.tvo w ere t f bin jeans, bis v. t of brow n id.'tii. The coat nav be si . n at iii;c uo. The f.iiowiim arti. h s xm re I'mii.l in his y vir : A ,!'nd b't an I s-iir.e ti.iils, a poi ket-e.Mi:b, an I a h .ith. i' !:!. 'i I.. ie is r r'.is"o t neliev. lie has Ui-n u.ur "1 .'. I a ii, sii, . no ht. '-rv't. AiU vii ii;.nm;i' r,J. p. April J". 1 s'U.
believe that these obstacles will not prove insurmountable. We le'.y particularly on the liberality ahvay siioAn bv ail enlightened public to enterprize judiciously luiuUicttid, and toi.fi leutly make the assurance ti.at cuir claims to patronage rvi'.I not he lessoned by an want of proper talent i:i aidii:g to yivc spirit ati( valntt to our undcrtakmc. woonw.vRD L spra'k;. COMlTH)S. The SATl'RDAV l Oi lllllli will be prune! with good type, on an e ti i-sio tmpeiial paper, of the largest classand of excellent pialitj-conipriitig turn-
i lij-a'it roiutniii oi reKOins;uiaiii'i.
Aiivi.RTisr.nKMS will hs haudsJi'ifly ilipIayeH, and inserted at moderate pi ices. Terms of Subscription Two Dollars per annum, pavable half yearly in advarce. Agents, and other persons at a distance, procuring six subscribers, and becouiin rcsp nsibie fur the payment of their bubscriptioos, will teceive a soventh copy gialis-. All comniiiuh atioiu cor.ccrr.ir.; this paper to he a .- dressed (post paid) to WOODWARDS SPRANG. No. 15 North Fouith strsei. Philadelphia.
Tun I'lKK oi' co.!!sii:ncv. Mr. Cullev prates larg. lv r.v-a dav about the o;re;st importance of stick inw clcse h '"
j'ic.'!i ,n, i:i our general and l.v .:l lec-
by said Rogers to said Prentiss.
JOHN ROOP, Shrrijf F. C. P.rookville, Ap.ril Jlst, I.s."U.-7-3w. HV T. O.NOHI.i: MIAMITOW , OHIO. riJIHM subsciil.'er rcspecti'ully informs his M- ineiuls and the public generally, that he has opt nid a hoiifc of Iiiterteiisment, In the large and commodious frame building opposite to Mr. Charles Atlu rton's Columbian Ion, in this Town, where l.o will he found ready and willin; al all tiinc to accommodate such p rsns a may feel disposed to gie him a call. He phdc s himself that every exer-
Ilearhorii Probate Court. WBF1H.IC notice is hereby givea to the hein, h. creditors, and all others having miy interest in the follow inj titateF, that the adminiitrators of said e'tates have filed, in the Probata court of Dearborn county, tber Feveml petitions, praving a final settlement thereof; nnd have also filed their final accounts of administration ; and that the court will proceed to thn settlement ol said c.tat'.-s oil tr.u hr-t Fridiy in Mav next. To w it : The euate of David Mitchell, deceased, The .-state of John Phelps decea-ed. It v order of decree II. Dunn, Fsipiire, Probate JuLe. JAMFS DILI., C7r,V. April 7th, H31. t "practice ofi JScciicisie.
nocT()i:s jfiiu j( 5i j'laS will practice M
i;i Law rtncpbur-h and vicinity
JLIIU JOHN and F.ZitA I'lOK,t i' : : .......:H
prat lice .iieoicinr in ji.ii uiei-uip,
alls mad
j l , I., I 1 .,,,, .,,, ti,.u ?l,all be made to accommodate those who j on them m the line of their lotos-ion will b IlO.i. 1-'-l ,J li KS(lll liO s SIHiUKl .ILC-llIl -.u n .. i n, a-, nil.:. 1-.H l w ill lavor him with a call, not inferior to hut ' laithlully attended t o. April I 1 to, 1 . !e defeated bv the shirt support- j., the eonntrv. His liar, Table, and Stable I
ers of Henry C'iav." and much evil to the country come of it. At the same, time, he severely repremands those liberal fi iei'd? of the administration, who
are not w illing to proscribe for opinion's jjS vr; SSCcPJlirs A: CiElcillliati
sake, as indilleier.t to the great interests
shall bo well furnished. Persons moving (hall be accommodated with jardx for stock, ami his eharijes shall be low. T. (!. NORLF. April, 1831.-7-3w.
Post Coach.
('ii ANr.Eor Ministry. It is announc
ed in the government paper at Wash
ington that Secretaries Van Hi kiin,
Inch vm. I.vton, and Hit wen, have tendered their resignations to the President which have been accented. It is also
t stated that they w ill be succeeded, by ljitWARit I.!viN;sr'-, of Louisiana, as Secretary of State; I .oris McI.vnk, of Delaware, as Secretary of the Treasury; Hi gh I.. Wiirrr., of Tennessee, as Stc-
retarv of War; and I.r.vi Woodbury, of New Hampshire, as Secretary of the Navy. The cause of this general break-
vp ut Washington, is not ollit aaliy atiiiounced; but it is supposed to spring!
from the unhappy dissention which has recently broken out, between the two highest functionaries of our government,
the Presidi nt and 1 'ict-Prcsidcnl. What a commentary this, upon the unfitness of (en. Jackson for civil rule when his own cabinet is broken up and dispersed by internal di-cord! And what a contrast does it form to the pure and peaceloving administration of hi immediate predecessor! an administration char-
oft. iC nation, and as recreant to their;
party. We wonder if Mr. Culley has' rff,,E PrJ,ri-'r T"1(1 i"form the .,,,bliu 1 J j JL that a Post C oach is now m operation on forgotten the time, w hen he took an ac- the route trom Lawreuceburgh, via Elizabethlive nart in ncttinc- nn a nartv meet in rr ' town t-'-fves, vVc. to Cincinnati.
I S tS I I O-T i and nominating a Jackson candidate forj a certain office, and at the same time j
notifying the then incumbent, (who was an Adamsite, and had some favors to con' fi) that, notw ithstanding appearances wf-r .-xrnmst him. Iiv tlip nart li had
' , . ' The above line connects with the Indianapo-
uciea in the nomination oi ms opponent, is stage at Lawrenceburgh, onTu-slays VCt he (the incumbent) might Still do-' The proprietor would also inform tho pub
Leave I.au ri uri Intrah on. MONDAYS 1.11 6 atid arWI'.DNF.SDA YS J-ru t at Cincinnati at Fit ID A Y S ) 12, noon. ' heave. Cincinnati on
TFF.SDAYS ) and or-
Till RSDAYS rue at l.awrcncilntih
SATURDAYS at 12, n.oi.
til
imfettf
1 . li n i I, 1. .i a unvoii Pin 1 i nt. m u lid lmi:inr
on his support? V c hope tnemi f (Ur hoPsoconi.is f sufficient capacity to ncDavy will not be alarmed, for it is not commodate 8 pasen-ers, and that intendinp; . i . to superintend the drivin; in iierson, he hopei our present purpose to expose Cabinet , o pinpr;t, ,;ltiMuctlon. Vhe fare, in all scents. We merely desire to know un- case, will he moderate. ... ! n I . I.. ,:ll . .
j i jj i j ii :ii i rersons wisniii 10 m,i- iiit-sii.-c tmn der n-hosc Hag he note sails f Will he' . . .; ilr : i J their names at the Mace Olliee in LtiwreneeSUppOI't the Caucus Ticket this time, or bur.-b, at Maj. Hunter's, and ut (;. L. Mnrprove recreant to own i)ai ty and to him-i lloclv5' l uiril",:,tl- , ' 1 J JOHN D. Ct MMINS. I'rovrtelor.
sell f
Will the Editor of the Palladium have the goodness to republish the excellent address of Judge Miller, (an original Jackson man.) which he w ill find under our political head, in another column. Should he comply with this request, we w ill be. happy to reciprocate the favor, whenever he shall have pre-
April 27, l31.-7-3in.
A Farin tor Sale.
rgnilF. undersigned will
JH. sell, o'l rea-onablo tenm, 1.V2 acre? of land,
with TWO
ilvellin lioii.cJ
thereon, lvinr in the northeast corner of Law-rencebiir-h Township, on tho road Icadini; from I.awreticcburch to Urookyille, about ti miles from the former place, and about thre miles from Bond'i Mill. It has about CO aerei well improved, and a ne-jM,,
'sit ver-faihns: well, a youtn;
of both apple nnd peach ,wiHn,l
trees. It will be sold altoj:etber, or divided into tract! of 3U acres, to suit tho purchaser. THOMAS KKID. JOHN K. "WILKINSON. April Mh, 1831. Jiisil Received, A ND for sale, a large quantity of Sabbath iL School book., and reliniom works. Dranchen of the I. awreticeburgh School can he supplied at the discount. Ap. 15. riNCK.-VRDJt NODLE.
THE MUCH ADMIRED HOUSES
VALi:i:iois
AND
tdsa SALTPETER,
TILL be kept at Col. Jainet' Mills on
Mondav and Tuesday s,aml the Balance
of the week at his old stand in Hartford, uu-
i til the tenth of Julv next, fr For raiticu-
sented us with counter testimony, in la-' ar, spe n,ii8. AMOS T. cole.
vor of the administration and its measures, emanating from an original antiJackson man, who has seen and acknowledges the error of his way. The light o( truth will dolus readers no harm. We understand that the Hon. Walter AnvisTROMi was put in nomination, bv the Caucus, as a candidate for the
April, 1831.
Laborers Wanted. F1MHE fiibneriber wishes to hire one pood J&- llrick Moulder, and three or four hands to work in a Brick Yard, the present season; to whom liberal wape will he Riven. JAMES LEONARD. I.mvirucehuri; Apiil '22, 131.
IVoliee.
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Legislature. II keepers how ever, ve- V'' " " 7V " 7' 7ru h Ilurka-
HEIVIOVAI. JOIIX T. KlHOr-Saddler,
ESriXTFCLLY informs the public, thut
he has removed his Shop into his new brick house, opposite theMarket house, where he will keep eonstantly on hand, and for
s-CTiVi sal' "P"" thP Inost rcn"
sonable terms, n general assortment of all articles in his line of bninos, such as Saddle, llridle, MARTlXt; Al.l.S, TK AMXl.INt; BAI CO MM O.N vV CAURIAOB H VRNEfSES, PORTABLE TRUNKS, Military UquipiueiitN, &c. Sec. lie will also execute, to order, any work in hisliim, with the greatest despatch posstbU; and he feels free to recommend his work a equal, in pointofstrencth and neatness, to any in the State. The l'ublic are requested to call and examine for themselves. Larencebnrgh, Nov. 44, 1830. 37-t. iNotiee.
A I L persons indebted to the subscriber ara ilL requested to call and ltle tha same wihout delay l as he is determined to rloso hi. book and notes w.throst, if not closed by narment, before the 1Mb April "March aaaiMD. l. w. jouxom.
:h I. ii..l hv the most titrfect harmony
' .. iii.i.i . i... j r . . . . i i
and cnnd fedin. Then. l ot a jarrinp rv widely concium-u mat .. im. ..u- loo) on B1 Cr,.unt,nc nav.nc oan, nm u,. s ' . . , ii i i ;.w..l K. wiiK.oit l rovocatioti. I will pn y no debts of her
1 1 . t I - .1 1 1 I t.-il il.li:. l-ll .T Till ? 1M I I . V .J. I ' I nv i -
heirupnort: we do bchrye that Amos (I...I.I was to lie loan.i in ine wnme p.- V k 'i.- contracting from this date.
LaneiSnotthero,koawhHhth,ycan(htiealins,ru,nent;but Ml was attuned roimh-m.n, o. -'T'i ufeU build lh. fhrie of their political! to tho concord, P..cr, and, boats, lie w -m, therefore, w.thdrawn.
JOHN Bl'RKALOO.
April 7lW. Uil.-i-aw
Wanted-
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