Western Statesman, Volume 3, Number 2, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 23 March 1832 — Page 3
'pfi? 'ft? ' '5 ''!!' ''S3 1 ment of persons thereiu residing without the seemed now to bo settled that the Cherokee '..- - '- """.". f license of the Governor, and without taking i constituted an independent foreign kingdom."
I
;T.ll AY, JIAIJC'II 23, 1K32.
an oath ot allegiance to the State, are de
clared null and void, ascontrary to the con-
.vat:o i, i:;;?ri!i.rc.N no ,ii--atiox. run rrcsiiiF.NT f Knackyron vi'-n riHinm if V.il.t l)7J -Hi!.
Mr. Clayton, after expressing his contempt
I stitutiou, treaties, and laws of the United for the memorial, and accusing the memorial-
estates. I its of being a few citizens who wer J " uressed
I ibc opinion ol the L.ruei Justice wasteryj- back ,vns ami rofessors of holy I bill of complaint,iccordin
llJuuiiliL' ilitu fJitrui. lit; luutk. a itrviu ui un- i i i t - i
nieri- U11"5S ctiiiuiuues nib itui.n. ums:
Notice to Creditors.
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F m I'lli I.1CU11UI3 vi ..... - - - - ;
is . , t i !-.&-
Ji Clark dee'd, late ol Uearoorn coumy, m- , i- it . i .1... lj.,fr. Clm-ll. Jlfl- 1 f-'
diana, will take notice that Ruth Clnrk,
ministratrix ol
bate court of s
Taken Up By Jacob Hayes of Lawrenceburgh township, Dearborn Coun
ts, Indiana, on the 1st day of
ke notice that Ruth Clara, nu- ii? , V, - ,f said Estate, filed in the Pro- WJlebruary 133- three head ot aid county, at its last term, her - at catt U, marked as touovv, int.HCCordint: to the statute,sct- to wit: one rc,, steer wit u a nar
'cin of the European title to lands in
I ca. upon the ground of discovery. He estab- j U the House had any respect ior u sister ; ii. hed that tins riffht was merely convention- Stafc,a sovereign Slate, they would repel such a! amon:r the European Governments them- memorialists as these they would throw such i selves, and for their owu euidiance, and the j a memorial under the table, and not aggravate
r --t l----. regulation of their own claims in regard to a yev uigner uegree, me iceiiugs oi a .-late W e acknowledge the recri-.t of a rommuni- ' each other, and in no reject changed or af- already wrought up to a higher pitch than she ,.nW.. O,rn,.,lonj,.' ... Mnnrh,cfr ' fueled to chang e the rights of the Indians as could bear, and who only wanted the application .rom a conc.ponduu, t Manchester,- fl ,, the onlv effect of ! tion of a match to blow the Union into ten
which will be attended to as soon as thejpro- ! the Ellropc;in t;ti; was, as between Europe-j thousand fragments; when .there was not a i : t i,res of Congressional matter is dispensed. 1 all nations, to recognize n exclusive right of State South of the Potomac, which was not, at
1 trade and intercourse with the Indians, and ot At a Jackson Convention held at Harris- ; lllti,nate domain in the territories occupied by burgh, Penn. about the first of the present the Indians in favor of the nation or govern-
tins forth the condition of said estate so far n the lorehoa. , a o or, uugn, ,u i . hnr knowl.!re. and ! and crop and slst m tue ifU car; o.c white
ii3 iijg idiut; mi: ulh ..... , ( ,
that the Estate is insolvent, and that unless uuuen me "euey ; - snid creditor, file their respective claims in years old : appraised to six dollars
. t r 1 v.-n.i nti,l Ar -i 1 1 hew- I. n her .fin.
ris::!-- t;
v C
Lionth, on the tenth balloting Wim.iam v,u. : ment whose subjects were the nrst uiscoerei. - fll , c. , , I That the European governments, bpain, now a fi-nator ot tlio I nited States from , n T?r;f..;n in, I i France, and especially Great lintain, nail the State of Pennsylvania, was nominated as ; ,luilormiy recognised the Indian tribes and nasi Candidate for the Vice Presidency of the tioris as distinct communities, capable of, and
I :iit-d Stales.
this moment, under the highest decree of ex
citement, whoso People were not rising against oppression, and by town meetings and every other form of expressing public opinion, were endeavoring to bring the United States to a seme of justice. Would that House consent to make itself the instrument of adding ex
citement to excitement, till they should rend
On the tenth ballot the vote ! entitled to, self-governmc.t, as States, and in j the Union to pieces 1 A few steps more, and j J'dny of March, is:k, comes William
the Clerk's ofllce, ace
the final distribution of the assets of said estate,
their claims will be postponed. j Vance and Spooner, Att'ys. RUTH CLARK, Admx. March 14, 1332.-1.-Gw. State of Indiana, i Franklin County, y In the Probate Court of Franklin Count), of the term of March, 1S32. Estate of Joho ) On petition to settle as an Voorhees, dee'd. j Insolvent debtor.
NI) now on this day, to "it.- on the 8th
One red and white cow, about live years
old, marked with an under bit iu each ear; appraised to sevn dollars by George Covert and .Matthew Roberson. One red brindlc steer, some white ?; nts iu the forehead, some white spots onthe body. i.: marks or brauds perceivable, appra :-(; to t .. dollars by CEOUfiE COVE.liT, ?. I A TTHE W R D T, : ' ; O X . A true copy from mv etray boo!:. I '-br-.a-ry 24, 1632. " I" LVSSE-s COOK, J . P.
Take ZVetie-r. fHlHEyear has expired since the LawrenJuL burgh Bridge w;is pass:ible. Tho-.-; indi.
ed to the Company fur toll are hereby c:,'..
:ir
Mr. V.'ilkms (IT, for Mr. Dallas IV?,
no i
espcet, except as to their right of inter- they would bring those Stales to a condition j Ca administrator of the estate of John i to ,av their monev, nnd be no'l.'n .....1 li.n IKP I h:il. in wliirll flio .imi i-frrt l m rw.- ! . . . . . ... - 1 . 1 1 - 7
course with other European nations, aud the
n !:rttl. Geor?e . oil was unani- . ; .:, ,,r nr.n.Mi ;n in tho ilicrox erers to nur-
noii.inatcd 'or Governor of Pennvlv.i- chase their soils, as under the control or power
bv a vote of if ,hc Europeans. They were treated as na-
Convention refused,
tions capable of holding and ceding their ter-
ras !:oe 8'', to send delegates to the pro-
t. -d ,!a. U-on Convention to be held at Haiti- pac5 ,,. entitled to all the powers of peace irur-. land war, and not a conquered or enslaved i communities. He demonstrated this from vaTi'.i: Wi.sir.us i'iMi s, a newspape r publish- ' rjouj historical facts; and showed that when , d i:t CeutreviU-.-, Ind. has again made its ap-! upon the Revolution the United Colonies suc-
:(' iimli r tho manaeiiicnt ol J. II. Hall "tun iu me n;m v....
" i"-- ui; iiinin.- i v.-l, , ons.M m,i I ms i i i roin n a in t ...... 1 .1 fli.i
.. .. -i, I uuiin-i.., ( , tllU UCIJIIV Ul lit- M l. diately before trie rupture with Great Britain. , raving lhe privilege to settle said estate as; JEREMIAH PIIINEV, Tnawe Uo iwarned he cautioned gentlemen; he j -j j t nd praving -enerall for .Varch 1st, H.U.
.,uu,ui ..Ul8luu., lv. cime.il mum. memm i.u j roip,-; !ul thereupon it is ordered and direct- : r
liue these could be got up at any time by n set , ed . the Conr, that t,lc crCilitr3 f s:ud cs. ; Sr ATE OF INDIANA,
ar.i
t:
i il,... il... t nin;wi n r'rtnnrooc 11 fl i fflf m
1 hu paper has lost no less , , ,... ,,. ,, ta thB sarae doctrine.
:d (J. C. Smith.
..ntawe (diti rs ia tl-.e short cpnee of four ! ()otll )t(ore arj after the confederation ; that
year. b lb-? consumption. 1'. I'onniil notice has been given in . :;.e t: '- Xei.- York pain rs, by Eh-ha Tibhit; a.i i otii.T:. that ::p;dit alinii will be made l-.: : ' r !.:': U::ii'.:re of the S ta t o 11 f Voi k atii- , ; i r.l -v to incoriioratc a ll it.k to be h-
v ,
'i V (it
fie iiiiilio
v
with a (
Ol.:r. tO l;C c
; aiid i intend
e.-U
irh briiuehes in
m ii Statr
since the adoption of the Constitution the
s ime doctrine' had as uniformly prevailed in
all the departments of the Government ; and
that the treaties with the Indians were held to be treaties, aud obligatory in the same sense
ns Irpnlins hnlirppn lvlirdlinltl SO VCreiilllS. He
showed also that this bad been the established course of thinrs recocnized by Georgia her-
pi-' self, from the adoption of the Constitution i. . ..... -i .11
"il-: down to the vear ISsM, as cvuu-nceu 03 mi
, i solemn acts, compacts, and laws. lit; then ' showed that bv the Constitution tho exclusive
consent I ,.,. 1 ... . i-tl;.,l Slates to re:ru-
ot ueluiled lanatics. Conjrress should look to , . , , ;fin . ,i netuli nrv and filine ol
the condition of the old States, and not by a , comniant, bv a publication for six w.-eks
reckless and unfeeling coMrse provoke them ellnrs.:v,v. i the Western Statesman, a
yet lurther. He warned gentlemen to const- , 1 I)t,blished in the coun-
dcr. He warned the House to proceed with . f yearh0rn, and State aforesaid ; and fur-M-;ili nrmlaii.. ' 1 : 1 .1 ,1. J . ......
tiv. pi u-jii.c, tiiiu cuiibiiiei aiiiiii, aiiu niuui;ii he would not implore them, yet he earnestly warned them to disregard such a memorial." After the question had been warmly discussed for sometime by Messrs. Pendleton,
Beardslcy, Reed, Foster, Dickson, Draytcn,
thcr, that unless the creditors ol said estate,
notify said administrator of the existence ami
Franklin Count u.
FRA.N KI.1N CIRCUIT COURT, October Term, A .P. l:ol. Mary Johnson, i J'S. V Bill for Divorce. WilliamJohnson.
Nl) now, at this day, to wit : Oa
exti-nt of their respective claims, by filing the'.
e!,mp. or statement of the nature thereof, XSa.il ay of October, A. 1). 1 831, comes th
:,.rr,.P;iblv to law. in the office of the Clerk of! complainant by David Wallace, her Att
said Court, previous to the .May Term of said j and files in open court, her said Rill for Li
14th said Uev,
r',..,t Iwi hob in at the Court house in
and Davis, Mr. Clayton again rose to opolo- j Brookville on the third Monday in May next,
gize for the warmth which he had shown in ! when a final distribution of the assets of the Es-
to tho satUfueUi.
vorce, and it appearing
tho Court upon aliidavit filed, that th.- said defendant is not a resident of the State v.i I i 'i-
his remarks of which the foregoing are extracts, but did not retract a 113- thing he had said, for be considtred the sentiments which he had expressed as being facts which he knew did exist, and still sustainedhimself by saj'ing : u And was I wrong in sayinjj that Ccatia v.'oul 1 not svibiiiit t J ha e these iaus ; uui 1! b;.I .' W ill she
tate of the said decedent, will be decreed, their j ana ; it is thereupon ordered by h" C
claims will be postponed in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditors. ROBERT JOHN, Cfk. i C. F. C. March l, A. D. 1 83 2. -1 -Kt.
:tt... !t .ih'.lire
i-i to be under t! 1 " t w '1 o k .
e d.rei. tioii o!
.uu uwniyii iii nu. . . not niiicr give ni oin union .
the l;,te iuteicour-e with the Indrans,ani! to maue I t;l;U
treaties wmi it. em. 1 uai i.ien i.iui.,uim.i , t favages 1 ins si, it a
l).i
'!ii'"nieri hth. vo !
that the pendency of the said Complaih.mt'j bill be published four weeks successive!,) iu the Western Statesiuan, a weekiy newspap.,minted and nublih d in the Town of 1m---
1 1 rencebiirgh, in Dearborn County, India; a, n -
Laiil 108 Sale. j tifying aiid reiiuiring the said delend.ia; t- fc-tE.-srrir.I. 1. n(T..peil ("or sn'.c. at the Con it ' and appear at the next term ol this oiivt, .i':d
V V House, in Eawrencebtirgh, on the fifth
answer
.,.,.,,. 1 '......; ill ... 1 1 1 :iv ol :1V next. tUe lOOl Section. .0. JO, ii..i-i
rT. ,v.LU,v nu, - j ' . . .. . .... il I ; 1, : . I ...,,....,, I . 1 ,. ro.-
, ,. ,... ..i ..... i 'r. ...... a ...nirc M-ct. 111 i i t.ountv ni uear- uc-.m. m m mrauin
the said comp arid things there
iaui's bill, or contained ".vill
1 1
the State Governments had been constantly j know the condition, and 1 know tin." temper of l'nr.1 j born, Lawreuceburgh Township
Copy teste,
B..:.-,', in It will be re- upheld , th;it the riirht cf possession to their 'i i i i.. ' ...i,l ,,- V,i. 1T. s.
l,,,ii. n ..i" il,.-. boii d-irv ! 'ana ai soieiiiiiiv tu,ii,uiin.i UJ - I01.1I1..II ol the Loi.l.d.irj " , , . ...
: ana ov ircuues huh ini-in, uum .....v e:i the 1 niU'd Stat, s and the Irov-. , ,1 ... -,.,..,., 1,0 ,.v I inniish-
llUlllO, W.lil lill.ll mill .' ii ,
1 .i.. i ti d that ti.e lucati
;;.: betv
iv.ee i '.v i;r::t:;'. ii. - mg of the Xetherhia.
was leleni.u 10 me t.li ;,na that the laws passed by Congress nan bv the interested an-1 reulated the trade nr.d intercourse with them
unsatispi car.n.r
h.oiif.. ', his decision see:i! to hi t. U ry to the j.co.ih- of Maine, ; vv!.;r to h:- a'l 011:0:1, i.i'.jilii -c i by : ;...! r.-.r. ! 1.,;:. l! i"!lcr:-u-d a;,.; iaip .'.rti.tl ihei-;.;".
sdshitre of Maine, which now is in session, as
v, e R-urn by the papers taken the subject into Wo gio the lollov. ir:p Hi!!' .til i--Ie ) AJvoe ".. . ; :' fee':::; ufi thi'
bum that State, has
according! v. Ho now reviewed the laws of
Georgia in ipiestion, and pronounced them to i t. ....n .11:11,1 to tho Constitiitiun. treaties, and
::i "iin- j j.. v.-.c, of the lT. S. And he concluded by .nfa .lis- ; maintaining that the party defendant in the I'lie l.e-l rresent indictment was entitled to the protec
tion ol the Constitution, treaties, ami lawsoi
the U. S .; and that Geor-ia had no authority
Mate. lhe Govcninr of (.eorgia. on ivccivii: a laic citation fi(;m the Siniienie Coni't to appear brfoic it, sent a mesMigc to lhe Legislature, slathio t'sut he should resist it by ail the means at his command, i'aid the Legisture in reply, t; Ve v. ill stand by von." Said the people to the i ,02'islanuc, "VV will stand by
you." Sir, this is no fiction . I am iclaticg uo dieain, I
no lairy tale,hii iioeral trut'i ; and I udin'e to it a an
admonition to this House. "
ROBERT JOHN. CVrr.V F.C.C.
Nov. .1.1. A.D. ls21.-.")0-lv.
JAMES ALKER, !
March 9th. Srltool Commiuiow r.
-- ! i3Isoia!SEo2?. (iSCISiOVnS. j THE partnership existing but ecu I ho :'."."
7"ANC'E and SPOOXER have moved their iv. C ole-, and Benjamm v. a.lier, 111 uanr.g-
Ollice to tin: small frame buildiii one I ton, was this nay i.tssolved by mutual Hi-rco-
door below the Clerk's OiKe;. site the Court House.
,and nearly oppoMarch li.
to 1
xtend her laws over the Cherokee coun-
serioiis eon-.idcration. J try, or to punish the defeiidont for tlisobetli (i-.r.ieraebs, from the ' eiicc to those laws in the Cherokee country .' ' . . ! Mr. .hitipn MchtiN delivered a separat
ill'.lU 1.H-JV. l.liC pi
sent !
opinion, concuuing, in ;i!i mins,, in me u piu-
h .: t r.- ' " . e f. . M . T ., . . T? ........ .1 i c-
'
m :
turn el
l.u'iu tir.u.ciif.-? of oui l.t iilatsirc I
'; ion of the Court.
tited. at . Inl.
It now only remains to be decided whether
Distressing Occurrence. On Sunday c fternoon last, :i s:v;tll ski ft, containing nine persons (live men, three 'vonicn, and one cliild,)iiile crossing (he "on-
ongahcla river onuosite the mouth of; hereby request all tt
Urant otrcet. vas cansizt'd. nnd i'u c I me either for nev
unfortunate individuals sunk i,ito a .V!lf. advei Using, to come forward and settle the
.. r.i . . same either bv cash or note. 1 1 is u n neci ssa-
ijij gimupii. uiicui i iic im:n, ine mrec women and t hild.) The accident occurred by the person who was engaged in
rowirg lhe boat, having droped one of
B'ay H he Psi liter. SjElXli desirous of making a filial seltle- & li.ent of all iii v accounts connected with
the Printing business as early as pussib!, I
lose who are indebted to
;' 1 I 1- -
iapers,lor uO woriv, or 101
ment; and tho business wnl be ennt. ::(! T!uias IC. i'-'.js. TIIOS. K. COLE:", BEXJ. Vi'A Ll.YAl. Jr.
TaWHEiiEAS, my wife Kuth hc.5 bc'e.v: v W herself iu n very unbecoming luai m
rv for me to inform those mde
btcd that a
i without any just cause or nrov cation, this is to forewarn all per . j:w from barborin;- or j tiiisting her on my account. Also, i U-..-.U:
I and Eliza Thayer, for i v, iii pay n their contracting alter thi.i dat..
ersou or persons
ly settlement is very desirable on 1113- pai l, ; pt.rt u- any ki,, of either ,
us they must be aware, from the long indui- j
debts ot Also, a"V
-iiiisi!tc any ; 'ein them or reeeir-
mv on any conditions, for 1 us
l.ulii tir.U.CUf-' O! OUI ''i-laturo davc ; It now only remains to oe uccmeu b ... ...,-l,u,U.j,lu m 1 & o- j been 01 !,t. nt.ic:. ei-gacdin ,. crct the constitution and laws, as int.rprcted by the oars into the river, and in endeav-'I":'1"' " JIT? sion. "i he sulj' t t under d;?rnssion is un- j the Federal Judiciry, shall be carried into cf- j oung to re ga'.n lt Uic lx-.u .vas overtun.-1 beuI1 funv,inicd, 1 tn-i will not Wi dersioot! to be Ot:r Norih-Kastcm 1 our.- fc t, or whether its mandate shall be nullified, -'' rittOurg 1 1 lilts. j coUd invitation to remit In; mail.
gence I have given many cf them, that r,ij vnou or"ptrsons according to law, .'..r so
impatient
accuuiits have
lit for a se
! dc
darv, but tbo public are not 'crntitlcd ' to know what tour? ibe'subject is Ink-;
Un I mlav eve: :i::cr ti.e liotiic sat ; j;cf, rcialcrett impotent
and the acts of last branch of Federal Union! to which the oppressed can appeal to for re- I
MlllOX GREGG.
.March 'dth, 1S3. P . S. In mv absence, Mr. Ci.arksox is au-
Ting.
WILLIAM
l.'uiun Township, Feb. 7lh, I;
!.A;.:K1X.
1
uT" EPT Constantly 011 hum'. l'Tk ., !,..,.-. i.riri.c hv
;r ia:-
Tlw. psoolislbllllv !
,,.:,!, ,1 I J . , , 1,1. 1 - , ...1 ' , .. . , . ... 1 I' . -.1 M lJ '"- 1 u 1 KOCII) I CI lilt; I .Ul.tMlS I l lliUl lien ie. . . . . "i. y .......v,j v.,. ...... V.ltil Closeu duuin li a l ite l.u.'.I, and uow rt$ts upon the President o! the Lmled - ' , . '. . . . . . . t, i G . ; . .. 1 I l.awreiicebtirgli and tic vicinity, that i rLCLllt ,or UlUba'l,t- .u.t.. Lie bcna:e tcrc in secret session ester-, statcs Uie State of Georgia. . ... . r f . , '1 : r
daj : til-J result o! cours;: not Known. ; Various speculations and opinions are afloat - r,, , . ; 01 , 7 iUlvi!H u iiiimc, T.nir, of die mosi oaiaf.,1 chr.racte, I ns to t,e . lL.lbIe ,.0Uf5C th. Preilent of the " Y '"orning next, tiith March, Or I U Bfl.L. " ...ir.lf .,n(1 iH. tr Mr Hindis b -rom ' I'.oLable com.e the 1 r .i.u..it ol be a), dr(.s5et) the j., t and HE Books, -Notes, Fee. Hills, Duplicate. aieuioat,am tUt.nt.b.C UUnd 5 b.CO..V , x llrl!l, SuUes wil, pnrsiP in this case. The - ' f 1 of Taxes, and accounts, of John Spencer mrr much -xcitcd. Amor;'' the report? ; ...... ... , o..., i. .;u BiUfii!OBnetl JiSIIIiO(S. : , ; v rn,di,,n.
ti that
most e-or.f rally credited, one
Ine i i t.-i i )'.t. lias expressed an anxious v.i-Ii to i 'ii ; in the opinion of the. 7; .it that i.nr (Jove.rnor lias: V'ir-n co:.;defitiu!!y infenned of tins; that ih-i '."gi-lMure has bvcm applied ia
lid tnnt in order
opinion m:i'iii iu on j
enforce the mandate of the Court, if Georgi
ii-yet too much patriotism and good sense among the inass of the people of Georgia to
to s .t.7. o.-i '!. evil,
:f
li.eiM it p; lt.13 I'll Ml U'Hilj;,
the Imoe i.as been held out that (on-jrrc-s will inabe us conv,n-Jisuton if wc
d
vvii! rat give u;
and ran'
aietlv. -
thein-elves against the law of the land. j TI e Pennsylvania Whig, says 11 it has been I . ascertained to be a fact, that (Jen. Jacksoa is j ! resolved not to fulfil the mandate of tho Su-j
preme Court ngaiii.-t (.corgia,'- and that " be ' is urgent in his wish that the senate should be
j dissolved, and the Supreme Court abolished."
f mall majoritv. however.) and resolved Hut we hope for better tnings. U e Have ne
ver seen any thing in the character of President Jackson to warrant us in such a belief, and we
!that we have ever Seen 111 tills country, ..n nersons knowing themselves to be indebt-
i l.rt i. ....... rc ft
,, .... , , : , .- i .i lie la -itiiieiiia
uld resist it. ve neai-ie no we er, iiiei c , i i , . ' . i .i. ;,.,1 t ...t-.. . f,
iwcive ana fourteen nunareo neat i puj mem, ;is i .uu . ...i.... -
t-oirIit Tlrnjn irrin tvlsli rnn cn 1,J, ! nal di-positioil ol bis business, a
i Sntiirdnv mnrniunrei ions ;it l.hp Afnrl-
. ermit then, to r,.h headlo:,S into such a n.eas-1 general n.ltronaae is de-uve-too much love of country and devotion j by JJiJR IN. to the Constitution to premit them to array j ,.r jr i
J. Cat(cnbv,i 'Mr' Law-gh, March -JJJ, 1S32.
territory 'j
no more r,oi'; about it
'.;' the most painful rr.mor ren.ai:: t. to be l..',d. it is, that iho Jackson
parly have carried their point (by a
TAIIiCItllTG.
to n!ithfrizo the President to acepiiiscr. iv ti:' ih'iHon! thin in dF.'ct sacrificing
;i ia::' . a 1 1 , lv"o V,
ii
t of the Slate
:n rmj
to ol'lige i luive loo much confidence in the present cabi-
t i
Samuel fi'an-Iier WISHES to inform the citizens iu the vicinity of La wreiiceburgh, and the public generally, that he has commenced the above business in all its various branches, in the frame building belonging to W . Armstrong, on the corner of high and short streets, directly
opposite S. Ludlow's brick builuing, where
cany as i
i.issilili. I wish those interested to manliest ;
their willingness very soon, at least by the! tlg'th of March present, or fare worse, and by ! doing so, it will supercede the necessity ofj another notice, which might cost more than j this. ISAAC SPENCER. j March Sth, ln3:. j
P . S. I have a '2 horse waggon to seil or ex
change for a voke of oxen. 1. S.
nr.i lie helio vi .' -.'" 7ror.-t
t.
Catl this be true? net to suppose it would advise him to the as-! (ie is prepared to execute all manner of work
t; ;i ,,.( c. o. ... of in ii on ;ir Ih low we r ive a in ins line ot Dusiness, in tne neatest and most
7 . , few extr;icts from a speech of Mr. Clayton,
! ol 'Georgia, delivered in the house of RepresensjoXAIiII.S. i t;ltivcs the oth inst. on the subject of a memoO .itiioti of the Supreme ; , f I,llll),.r 0f the citizens of New
oil, d States r,:i the ca'eofS. A. j York prcscllU.( to the House by Mr. Adams, the Slate oi Georgia, hut owing . of v,1?saci1(i5etts, rcmonst rating against the
iig.n, tt.c pn. hi o,.ii. .1.., ; Eolation ol the treaties between the tinted ! blended :,l the shortest notice and in the ml 1h- limit- of our paper, we St;itcs iind the Cherokee Nation of Indians, ; most approved and fashionable style. He
.,u..t pr. e,,t it. at n,:i h ujlh, to our readers c, t,e present excited stat of feeling in i hopes to receive a share of public Patronage. ' , ,, d a b e , ' , . . , .. , -, March 2.d, 163:2.-2-11. ;i it. :e'po u.iM ii .- . it- n a . t;,.ors.i;l, and tlie spirit of resistance which may '
-1 . r i s. L-r' at it!. :'.
FASEaiOXAIUiii STYLE, having made arrangements for receiving quarterly a report of the fashions from N. York. He flatters himself that by strict attention to business he: shall be able to give general satisfaction to iill who may favor him with a call.
N. (5. Also the cutting of garment will be!
v-twi v ------- 7 V. TABLE & TEASPOONS,
IV 1 -F;53-! 1"UST received from PhiVH&IW4 l"delphia and for sale.
ALSO A good assortment of Watch unite rials of superior ouality ; Patent Levers , Re -peaters and Horizontal Watches carefully repaired. I't'AS. Lawrenccbnrgh, March tSSJ.-al.
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TIIC subscriber having onii r':b'ic bt.si-
J-L ncss he will practice law in the ipreme court, Circuit court, and oii.er courts, so far as his services i:i;iy be lu.: ccssary, by his friends. Having a pretty extensive acquaintance through the nib..; States he will attend to the co!:. J.i.. .: ofj.iims to, or from, any parlol'the Union, w hi :'. .'i...v be placed in bis hands. Any Law ba i;,..:s; pi.t into ti.e hands of John Test, Jan. rcuiing i'i )ec:itur Comity, will receive the r.nii.ed r.tteatioii of both. lie will be found a l fi' I.'- -
(Ictitfc in Ijawrenceburgii m lien noi .re: n io ..r. upon business. JOHN TEJT. January, 1:2th, !S32. il-ljr. Mail-Moiul. SPOOKS for subscription to the Stock- -f 2$ tho Lawrenceburgh and Indianapo'.ii
Kail 7ioad Company will be opened at ihc olliee of the subscriber, in the town ol Lawrenceburgh, on Monday, the 2Zih day -f ".bo present month. . The thurvi arc l".rtr dollars each, a.-1 -f f.vo dollars on the. share is rcquireil to be-ud down. By order. GEO. 11. DUNN, CU:;. March 1st. 1832. White ffiead. (Pittsburgh Brandt:) "B RES II and good, for sale by
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fen i t li ill 1 il an p: i ' r c i M .j 1 1 of 1 : 1 1 - : ; Uii Mil 1 , 'a - 1 1 1 V 1 V : A U-! I'.'i' I. Oi.lt 1-1 w t heia. a lid t':n re w.
tion, thi.-.r . e r i i . 1 1 1 l, rrt .in i.;-i
i t - ot t he i tiion, and tbe cue ba . been awaited with ig important principles ot The ruse uas ri letp-d to ? no rh-ince for cquivo.-a-
b!
1 1 ! v wa-- iiinivoid
sit rn as fate. The Court has pivoi, il (hiring the recent nets of
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eoiilr;.! V ! i ! he ( i la ws oi I be i in I ( d !
A(SmiiBitrat(i' iotiec. LL persons indebted to the estate of Ephraim Hiines, dee'd who died a transient
person, are hereby requested to make iuimedile imviiient. All r.ersons bavinc claims
tenee on the missionaries, md has since been j .,s:iinst Sili,i ,.stilte, .are requested to present
be expected from that State against the exc-j utiou of tho laws. It breathes tho spirit ofj
rebellion. Mr. Clay ton, it will be remember- j i d, was the judge who pronounced the sen-j
EScsiciaciital Order. 55 Jitimmt. Indiana Militia, ) Manchester, Feb. HSlh, 18.T2. $
10MMANDANTS of companies will mus
ter their Companies agreeably to law, in
the months of April, May,und October. Those belonging to the first battalion at Oliver Ilenstis's, "on" Saturday the fifth of May. Those lielon'Miig to the second battalion on the seventhd:iy of May, at the public square in the town of Lawrenceburgh, to perform battalion dutv. Those belonging to the 55 Regiment,
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whose duly it is to perlorm two days, will meet at th
March 20th, 1S3
L. V. JOIINSOV.
fCSKING UM Salt, superior and white for sale by L. W. JOilWON. March i;Hh, 1S.12.
i EORGE IL DUNN, Agent of the Protec
tion Insurance Company, continues tin:
. . .. ..I i Lu;....., r i., ,,-;... niiibiio.-u- 'Uni-rlo-. m
louse of Jacob' &o. Also, Steam Boats, Keel Doats, and Flat
and their : r.0(,t,.j a Representative in Congress from j them legally authenticated for settlement, i Oils on Friday the seventh of Sept. ai
Hid
con-
After some remarks in answer to ; witbinone car Horn tins dale.
is supposed to be insolvent.
fieor :i i to. -i il COI.'-d no
that State
Mr. Adams, Mr. C. holds the following lan fiu age:
" He was almost afraid to trust himself with
Siiid estate
such a tub;e t, representing as tic did Hall a .. ... . i i-.i... i'..:i...t
million ol (lie in-e peopn: oi nu: i mie-i ei.n.-,
t'hcrokei s, and the im- , a- null and void, hi ing i,s i I ot ion, treaties, ;md bite.. Ati order has l en
e-:ic.l f..r tbe i, ;, ! .,1 (he incarccl ers in Lo ;.. ri; I'eintciit iarv.
lo'.louiie; i pitome of the npiiiion of Chief Jus
lice M'ii-I,all from the Natiomil 1
i . ;.. r.i...- i.,, it, !.:. i. n . . I ..... .. ....1.1 i n i-vciifrd till Georgia was
- - 4 J 1.1 - i, .11 I . II if 1 J II M 1 1 t: .lit" I" in - - . :.. delivered the opinion of tbe Court in 1 made a howling wilderness. As to the memo .... "... . i i
tin-ease, reversing the judgment nl the Stipcri- rial, (ieergia would treat it usu -"'".. or Court f ;winn:lt county, in ;eorgi;i. ! with sovereign contempt, and for himsi ll he 1 he ilccl i.f this decision iS) vhat tbe n cent ! did not care where it went, though he should . act. ol Georgia taking possession 0f tbe Cber-J suppose the mo't proper reference would be to okee coitnAf V, and prjijirig for the punish-1 the Committee on f oreign Relations, since it
J A CO II FAl'SSET,
ELIZA BET
Al'SSET, ) . . . ETII1IANES, 1AJmr
Franklin Co. Ind. March 1 1th, 18.'.--2-:it.
Notice
ated prison-: and knowing the great indignity which Ihey hupV given that proposals w v rive the hitvly received in the pronouncing of a de- j building a S-hool Mouse by S: r' ' ci-ion whi h he hoped and believed would he ! lutchings, 7'nistecs for Mist
of Chiel Jus- , n,siactl Wtll thp promptitude ami spirit which : 5, and range one west, until the fust of April next. utell.gencer:; 1;t,c:llI1). Georgian, and which he was very sure j M.ncl. Kith, 1822. t . . . i 1 i:U l.......;i iiiiiei
HI be received for
aniuel I'.vaiis .'mil
I nnd believed would be! u I l,,t,l,ii,..s. 7Vnstecs for Histiiet No. Ci. 7'own I " meelin
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on sain oil j s
tinue there until nisinisseu uu mu i-ignm oj the commanding olhcer. The 55th Regiment will meet at the house of J acob lhls on the nth of October, to be mustered, inspected and reviewed by order of the Hrigadier general. Court of iissessnient of fines will bo held at Jacob Dils on the first Monday m Nov. Court of Appeals same place on the first
Monday in December. All the above musters . - l 1 . 1. . 1 . .. In.. ..loel.'
s win lane pi. ict; ai mo "
Poats, and their Cargoes. February 3d, 1831.
C'rajiherries, (In Good order.) EST received from the Upper Wabash, nnd for
sale by
L. W. JOHNSON.
Matcli 20th, 1832.
March 9th.
JOHN PALMERTON, .iclin'' Colonel ,
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AND JUSTICES BLANKS FOB. SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Wiiuioiv !as, X whole or half boxes, from the Franklin Works, kept constantly on hand and for
sale, by L. v . J Oil N SON. Glass cut to order . January 10th, 19.::. jVresii Ci!ardrs Seeds. (Raised bythe Shakers.)
ARRENTED last years grow li r sale by I- U JO'.INOX.
Of all kinds iieatly ext ruted at this oU Gce.
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