Western Statesman, Volume 3, Number 7, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 27 April 1832 — Page 3
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THE STATES W .Cincinnati the enterprising industry, and
: cherished morals of its inhabitants with its:
TiAWnSNCESnSGH. INDIANA.
FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 183.
CONGRESS.
April 17, the senate then resumed,!
Sheriff's Sale.
Salt at nihcts.
delichtful and healthful situation, it is not dif- Committee of the Whole, the const
ficult to conceive that in a few more revolving
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN' NOMINATION. FOU PR TSIDENT mamy CLAY,
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FOR v:
7 SENT
Ot Pr;iu;lva-.ici.
I years, that city will be the head quarters of j the Arts and the Sciences. When this great Emporium of the West shall have become the j political centre of this proud Republic, and which inevitably must be in a few years, here
Literature and Genius will dedicate their Temples; a7id Cincinnati, long ere the cen
tennial anniversary of her founder, in the
Y virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, fFlIIE subscriber has a considerable quanti-
deratiotl of the General Appronria- M-M to m directed, from the Clerk's othce of j Jo. ty of salt, which he will dispose of at thir-
ton K . Sump fnvpr;nt..n ton e ! . . . v i ; cv.-.. ., 2 u pC, . uU.u a re-wc,..
April 20th, 133:2.
N. SPARKS .
Elector-.
JACOB KuykeXD ALL, of K ii;KCOUntv, splendour of her arts, improvement of the sci-
John Hawkins, of I OU n f ; ii h count V. ! ences, and the magnificence of her riches,
Samuel Hexdeksox, of Marion,
Dennis Pexxixgtox, of Harrison, Walter Wilson, of Cass, Stephen- Ludlow, of Dearborn, Abel Lomax, of Wayne, Sylvanus Everts, of Union. John I. Xeely, of Gibson.
will vie with any city on the Western hemisphere.
nilhlinfinlo nl (Ka fniipt ITinca flnnp it. 'inr.
place On the Subject of the tWO Agen- rencebur-'h. on Satnnlav the 2f,!h Mav ens.i-
cies for Claim, in London and Paris, ' ing-, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. State of Indiana, ) but no motion was made. An amend- j and 4 o'clock, V. M. first the rcrts and profits I Franklin County.) ment moved bv Mr. Poilldexter, rcduC- : fr the, term of seven years, and if no bidders, probate court of T'UVXKLTX COUNTY.
inS the applanation for Minister to ! "'" " lVJZl o " T ! Ee. rar,f,.y ) On complaint to settle as
White, deceased. an insolvent debtor.
E it remembered that on the 10th day of
the Senate, as amended. Some -discii- j J town 4 range a, m the county of Dear-; a,,miniJtra or of the Etate of rarlcv white, sion took place on the amendment, ! brn c."ti"'BS 23 rc. ; taken a, the prop- deC(,ascd d fi, , in lhc ofrlce of ihe Clerk
ot'the Probate Court in the otmty of Franklin, and state of In-Haiia, i vacation, his
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voiumoia, a-neaueuaesF,noe between the heirs of John Meore, deceased,
J1. lhe Bill was then reported to ; being part of the south west ciurrter of section
i f ii- 'a iiini i i icllJul ivotu. niuen anu wiie, ai mc suu oi ;
........v. ... u ..v.v, v.v.v, s Samuel Fulton.
Col. R. M. Johnson's friends invited him to partake of a public dinner at Philadelphia,
during hi? stay there as a member of the Bank 1
Committee, but he declined the proffered ho-
lars to the appropriation made by the
House for the contingencies in the Judicial Department, and the amendment was not concurred in arcs 15, noes
The bill was not pone through
i nors.
We acknowledge the'favor of some public j The citizens of Lexington have given a pubdocuments from the Honorables Wm. Hen-j c dinner to Thomas Smith, Esq. late editor dricks, Sc-uxtor, ar.! Jon. M'Cartv, Represen- ; f the Kentucky Reporter. "Well done thou
M. GREGG. Sk'JfD. C. April 2ith 1S32. 7.-ts.
Fresh Flour. BARRELS ofS. F.Flour, and
15
Ker of first rate common chewing tobacco, for sale by
TOUSEY & DUNN.
April 27, 1832
tative, iu Conjr; ?s.
The advertisement forwarded us through the po-t oillce, signed " Pluto-Club," we respectfully decline inserting, it not being accompanied by a responsible name; and wo should not feel justifiable in publishing it upon our
good and faithful servant."
The Logansport paper says, that Gen. Marshall, our Indian Agent, left that place on the 14th inst. to meet the chiefs and headmen of the Pottawattamie nation, in council, at a place selected by themselves, eight miles
own responsibility ; although the bject of the I north of that place . The object of the counadvertisciuent meets our entire approbation. ! oil is to ascertain, if possible, what ought to
" be done, to atone for the murder of one of
e have received nothing special, sir.ee our . tl)tir cliicf. )V t,ie Miilmi. last,of the burning of the Brandy wine ;nor nave: we received a full list of the victims sacrificed ! Mu.lTAUY MoVEJlE XT. The 5th Rep-
by the reckless ambition of the officers. The ! lmont .S.lnlanl ry left the Je fferson sacridce of human beings by hundreds,have be-1 barracks on the Slh inst. for the Upcome so common, bv the explosion and burn- j Pel' 'SS'TP1- lt appears lrom some ing of steam boats, that thev are not remern- inrirks in the Missouri Republican that ber.d much longer than th.'ir exnirin, croans i .b;lC ,anJ 1 V InJia,.1S haV r"OC:
vij'li. u LLllliUi v iu tin; ltlL ?iUt; Mississippi the cause of some distur
bance the last season.
complaint, praying that he may have the privilege of settling said estate as an insolvent one, and priying generally for relief; and thereupon, by order of Henry Berry, Esquire, Probate Judge, of the county of Franklin, aforesaid, (in vacation), it is ordered and directed, that tho creditors of said Estate be notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, by a publication, for six weeks successively in the Western Statesman, a newspaper printed, and published in the county of Dearborn, and state aforesaid ; anil further, that unless the creditors of said Estate, notify said administrator of tlic r-s left iiri and pxtput
April l EHM, A. D. 1832. j of theirrespective claims, by filing the same, Maria Terriu, 1 j or a statement of the nature thereof, asjreeavs. Petition for Divorce. bly to law, in the office of the Clerk of the Raney Perrin. ) Court aforesaid, previous to the July term of
XDnow, at this day, (to-wit, the 1 0th j S!l'cl Court, to beholden at the Court house day of April A.D. IS32,') comes the!"1 Brookville, on the first Monday in July-
aid Complainant, by David Wallace, her At- i noxt, when a final distribution of the assets
Mrin- to the satisfaction of ' me estate oi saul ucceuent win be decreed,
with when the Senate adjourned.
II. of Reps. April IT. Mr. J. Davis from the Committee on
Privileges reported a detailed order of
the proceedings for the trial of Gen. j State oriutli.'uta,) o Houston, which after some, time spent j Franklin Countv.j c" in explanation and discussion was! FRANKLIN CIKCUIT COURT
agreed to. Mr. Davis then offered a' resolution directing that the trial com-! mence on Friday next at one o'clock j which time was afterwards altered up-1 on the suggestion of Mr. Clay, by t!ie ! substitution of to-dav at 12 o'clock, and I
the resolution was adonfed. Wimnr-! toiney, arid it appearing; to the
ous private bills were passed. The e- lhe Co,,rt "!,on aiii'hlvlt fiIcd' that tI,e s:iid ' c,a; wi" be r0"0'1 ".jor the , .,, 1 , , b ' Defendant is not a resident of this stats; It is ! claims of tho more diligent creditors. Copy
ijLinivjii uui wits Lin.il ut ve l in). ,1 r i . i i ,i . tu . .i -r '. i therefore ordered by the Court, that the penAir. lcklille proposed an amendment i dency of the said Complainant's Bill be pub-
including in the provisions of the bill i lished four weeks successively in the Western those who defended the western fron- i Statesman, a weekly newspaper printed and
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uc ucaiu, or me smoice ana steam ol thei r destruction can be seen asrcndin.
iMr. Van Blrfn's Eettlh. Our readers yviil find in another column ol our paper to-day this laudatory and fuhome epistle to "the Re-
Tiie have been
tier up to the treaty of Greenville. A I !illbhthal n thc tow" of Lawrenccburgh, i ii- -1 i , . ! Dearborn County, Indiana, notilyinsr and respirited discussion Cucd, inwhica quinI1, th1 f,,idJti(;fedant to be and appear id er-srs. lCkliile, Allan, L. l iVerett, I at the next Term of this Court, and answer the Letcher, Doddridge, Fdlsworth, Den-! said Complainants bill, or the matters and
nv, Uurd, Rates, of Mass. and Craig, participated, when Mr. Daniel said he had mined this amendment in Committee and firmly believed he could de
monstrate that the pension included in
arming themselves lor resistance under their former leader Black I lawk. (Jen. Atkinson is ni-.lccpd tr rnfnrro tlin
publicans-' of X. York, in which he extols ! delivery of the murderers who violated j uu;, -monument, came willmi tne pnnthem for the manifestation of "their frank and! the neutrality of our soil bv tho mas-011 which the bill was placed
disin-1 sacreof twentv-eight M;nominre In-iDul "cmg unwilling to go into tiie argu-
Ile will be obliged therefore to I !neni iU lllls Ia,e n,,,.,r !le movcd an au-
t journmeni. i;n tins motion tiie yeas ;' i i i , ..
Thesteamboats n,ucmri;r and CLnH rum Iul) "cu- oruereti ana it was car-
things therein contained will be heard in his absence and decreed accordingly. Copy Teste, ROBERT JOHN, CVh, F. C. C. Brookville, Aptil Hi, 1S32.
fearles independence of opinion,'1 and
tereUed regard to truth," when they " reitcr. oians.
ate an expression of their personal reo-r.rd.-' treat with them bv leaden arumiK'Uts.
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and u unequivocal confidence in his patriot-
lain were chartered for the conveyance
ism." And knowing that the President a!
wayeholdsa listening car, he lauds him as the of the troops. Cin. American. pat.:ioticandHnSle-hearted ' Roman;"hoe IXD5AX Tuir.ES. The Indians, with
administration will be looked to, in future (K, exception of about four thousand,
times, as a Koibr.x v.n. in oik iiistok v ."
den Era! ."' Hail, dawn and shade of the mil
have ceded all possessions within state limits. So says the. Globe. Wv
lennium!! He may flatter and fawn a few in should be pleased to know from thc
the neighborhood of Tammany Hall kitchen j same souiccwhat further disposition of
favorites a few trucKiin sycophants and j the Indians v. ill be made wneii new
I i ' 1
rua yeas M noes
April 18. The case of Samuel Hons
State of Indiana,) Franklin County.y Fit AN KLIN' ClUC'lIT CoiT.T, April Term.A.D. 1332. Vary Johnson, l vs. IJiLL tor DivoncE. William Johnson, j & NU now. at thisdav. fto-wit. the 10th
day ol April, A. L). IS32,) comos thc said
i .1,.: u t" :.i ii'., h
tonoccupics the principal attention of i , 1 f " , ., f- r J 1 i i and it appearing to the satislaction of the Congress. On ednesday. April IS- j Court, that publication in this case had not tllC i louse of iiepresentatives WasCrOW-J been made, agreeably to the order of this dedtoajam. Mr. Houston appeared Court, made at the last Term. It is there-
noisy demagogues and a few of the hungry expectants from "fen and forest but we trust the Peojile, in all times to come, as at the present, will remain incredulous to his arch device j.
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territories. Mountains'
our great
One push to the Rocky another to the Pacific.
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ueuaie, wnen ii was wilnurawn. Thc fust interrogatory was then propounded. The answer was made through Mr. Key. adniittiuj the as-
Xokingof England, since the days of j Rauh, but not the manner, and stating
Mtwna C'tarla, has attempted to exer- j that it was in consccmencoe of Mr.
The list "Western Time-' a paper printed : pjpsnpl, mvi, :1S if ;s nmnnsed f n ; f orn- ii..-,., rl-c i n 1 1, lL,0r. ..,..1
- " J w... ... ... j - J - kJltUPM.. M I i' itllilll lJ 11 11R- liUUCt (Uia
at Centrevi.ie, in.i. apoiogwe? lor its non- confer on our president, but two the i of the manner of his refusal to answer
appearance the we. k before,- owing to the ; flrit Ciiarles, whose head was cutoff, wnnt of a printer. In the meantime it seems, 1 and the second JameS, who was COinthe junior editor, ( Mr. Oili-s ('. Smith,) to polled to leave t lie kingdom to save his pass away the time "ffa'aify," strayed over i neck; and jliiam. tlie present potuilar to Richmond, and whilst there cazin about i lun, would be promptly dismi-sed,w ere
t i., ., t,i.., i tiw. .'. '
at the .1 1 illfli Ilted brnir. wiili Mr dVnnric
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- i i . r - r. , UL lilt aiuu ..uiiiuiaiuaiH? uiu tic vuuii.-iiu iviui jvev, as his counsel. J lis first motion , . ., . o. . - ' .. . a, I weeks successively m the tstern btatesman, was an ol))CCtlon to Mr. Arnot sitting j a weekly newspaper printed and published in the case. This occasioned an hour's in the town of Iiawrencebnrsh. Dearborn
County, Indiana, notifying and requiring- the said Defendant to be and annear at the next
Teste. ROBERT JOHXXTfc.P.CF.C.
April 11th, A.D. 1S3-2. 0-Gw. SIierilF's Sale.
Y virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed from the Clerk's Oliice of
the Dearborn Circuit Court, I will expose to public sale, at the Court House door, in Lawreneeburgli, on Saturday, the 'JGth of May ensuing, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 1 e'clock, P, M. first lhe rents and profits for the term of seven years, and if no bidders,
then the fee simple of .'18 acres of land, be tho I same more or less, being part of section 3G, ! in Town 5, Range 3, in the County of Dear- ; born, taken as the property of Timothy M.
scianton, at the suit ol Omi r Tousey. M. GREGG, Srr.D. C. A pril 20, 1 8.1-2 G-ts. SJortias Jiifcllionce. fglHE Spring Races, at the Petersburgh race S- Cour-e, Ijoouc count ,Ky. will commence on the 3d ol'.May next, with three year '.d colts this spring. Twice round the corrse for a heat, at ,sQJ. Entrance free for any colt colted in Uoone, Gallatin, and Campbell counties, Ky. Ohio and Indiana according to the Lexington rules of racing. Second and third days free lor any horse, mare or gclden. One mile and roneat at $10; entrance according to the above mentioned rules. JOCKV CLUB. Petersburgh, April 9, 18.13.-3iv.
respecting them. To the second interrogatory, the answer was, that it was answered in the first. At this point the procedings were adjourned.
was caught fast in hymen's meshes, from which j he to taken upon iurrwlt to resist the tie- ( On do previous occasion, we believe,
he is not like to be soon extricated. A solemn cision of the supreme judicial tribunal ol j has thc House of Representatives been warning to voung editors!!! j 1 'ngland,vi th w hich the definition of the so entirely filled as it was yesterday.
; , . conxitttnon resi. in me present state Iherewereas many spectator A S;qn moM Indiana. Departed tins life, : c ,. . ,, -; , ... ! , .. , ,, J . . . , L. tt . , ; ' feeding in 1 ranee, it Louis I'mlip (iallerv,probablv.n the occasi
' ' . 'snould take upon bstnself w hat is sag-; tVesukntuil Llection
esisience. ol aoour. one vear aim nine muiiui-, ! . , . . . . ' - gested as being nsrht in the president ol , Lv2j, but then
the :Ua,uson in ra..,,' one o. """"-the United. States, he would be uaJackson papers in the State, and situated in j j-j,, in a;j murf Ut flle autocrat one of thc largest town,and in the most dense- j ()f (he nortn)thc einperorof Illlss'ia, may ly populated part of Indiana. The under- j tlicse tilings and SO may the pettl-
stan.hng is, that thc Jackson 1 l.y.cian,. i , ca- j toat.mal,i,Ur amj crucl f0) alul
icnave
s in uie
ion of the
in February,
the Hall-door was not
epiiied, as yesterday, to the Ladies. The novelty of the occasion, it must have been, that drew so great a crowd. Intelligencer, April 17.
sury pap) has m-ver vi-iu-d it, and then-lore, 0f tjlc SoUtli. the kinij of Spain, and the I I no following extraordinary and it is doomed, like many of it? promising bro- j murJ0rous I'likr of 5 Portugal', but such j disgusting instance of superstition actualtiers would be were it not for the ' healing j pOVyer is not deposited in anv chief , ly occurr ed at the village of I m vendon, balm' of his 'marie' skill, to an untimely ! mazistiale over people who have a'Bucks, on Wcdncsdav week: Some
government of laws. .Xilc.s. j females, with a view to the performance j of a supposed love-charm, procured a
It will be seen . in the. notice of Congres-j cat, and attempted to sever thc head
from the body, but owing to the iuex
Term of this Court, and answer the said Complainant's Hill, or the matters and things therein contained will be heard in his absence, and decreed accordingly, Sec. Copy Teste, ROI5ERT JOHN, CTk, F. C. C. Drookville, April 1G, 183:2. De vrborx I'rok.vte CoUitT,) Dearborn County, ) March Tkhm, If J 2,
HIEREAS, at the March Term of the
Probate court of Dearborn county, 1833,
Ulakely Shoemake, of Dearborn county, filed his petition, verified on oath, shewing amongst other tilings, that one James Shoemake, son of the said Blakely, lately died intestate; being the owner in fee simple of about eighty acres of land; by which means the said land reverts to him the said Blakely Shoemake and praying the court to appoint a commissioner, pursuant to the statute, to convey to him the said Blakley the land aforesaid : Public notice, is therefore, hereby given to all persons concerned, that the Probate court of Duarborn county will proceed to act on said Petition at their Term on the Second Monday iu May next; by order of the court. JAMES DILL, Clerk. April 23d, 1S32.-7-
HE RE AS, my wife, Malisse, has left my bed and board, without any just cause or
provocation, this is to forwarn all persons from harboring or trusting hereon my account, as I am determined to pay no debts of Iierlcontracting after this date. ANDREW WALTON. April 10th, 1S3-2. AImiuitraior- liolice. i LL pei sons having claims against the estate ot -JTyli, Samuel B. WYiglu,de:M,late of IK-ar'oorn County, Indiana, are hereby notifie I to bring liiem in, legally authenticated, for settlement ; .vitiiin one vear from this dale; and all persons in li-bt-d to said estate are ri-'piested to make immediate payment. The estate is solvent. JOHNSON WATTS, Adm'r. jjartford, April -Jud, lS.'r..-l-3tt . Journeymen Mmestiakrrs "WAXTEJK
HE subscriber wants Tour or live journeymen shoemakers in Ri;ing-Sni, to whom
will be given good wages; none but good workmen and sober men need apply. LEVI N. HALL. March 2Sth, A. I. lS3-2-3-Gw.
blow out.'
Connecticut. The
eencral Election for
Governor, Lieut. Governor, and members ol j sjonal procecdins.that the Senate have
both branches of the Legislature, took r,:lco j hinted pretty plainly, that they disapin Connecticut on the fi.st Monday of this ; prove of sending a new minister to month. The election was warmly contested, j lYancc. I'd r. Calhoun has again comand resulted in the triumph of the National j mitted a high offence against President
R.ennblican party throughout the State. The ! Jackson and his managers. Cin. Gaz.
Legislature will lie composed of a very large majority of the friends of Mr. Clay. John Teters is re-elected Governor, and T.Betts, Lieut. Governor.
The appointment rof UroiiS. Leo.uiK, of South Carolina, to be Charge d'Alfaires to Belgium, was, on Saturday, April 1 ljconfirmed bv the Senate of the United States.
Jahic. Twenty five vcars ago.
this fine colony produced about 1 lO.OOO
Aomlv in the obdkr of things. General Kirkland, we learn, who was recently elected Mayor of I'ticn, N. Vork, would not receive the salary if the ''Ve. This is "some-
.... ' i r l : j i i
thing new" under thc sun. I lie way ol me , caucs oi sUortl- anuuany; in me last world is to receive the salary, an -I disregard j seven years its average produce has the duties of the office. Me b as a disease w hich ! not amounted to lOO.OilO cakes; and IjI. ..".11 1 1.1
is not very contagious. I i ne i eccn i ctuin in ti ooauiy i eutict
Western (J'Mbtiki.v Review. It is with pleasure we learn that a nw periodical under the above title is about to be commenced at Cincinnati, by Messrs . Hubbard ami Edmands. Thc editorial department is to be confided to
that number considerably,
slaves in IS'27, 311, )T30."
io.
of
pertness of its brutal executioners, the poor animal escaped in a frightful mutilated condition. It was pursued and its heart, while yet warm, "taken out and roasted in a candle." We are assured that one of the parties, so sunk in ignorance and its companion cruelty, was a married woman. If we had not. received this story from a correspondent in whose veracity we have reason to confide most implicitly, we certainly should not have believed that, in the nineteenth century, there could lie found persons capable of enacting sojuutal a drama. It is worthy of the very worst days of witchcraft. J'orthhumplon .Mercury.
V.'e understand that a rupture has taken place between the Professors and President of the Indians Collenc at
three gentlemen, already known to the public j JJloomingtoil, to SUt h an ( Xfeilt that all by their contributions to the EalemHeviews.;j.0C;aj intercourse between them has
The publishers will pay three dollars p.r. page r,Cen discontinued. This, or any other!
for each accepted articlo lor the Review i tlnng else calculated to retard or decompensation for literary labors, w hich w ill j f,.at (iC purpose of the institution is to ecnre the contributions of the distinguished ; )C sj!lC(.re-y regretted, by every one writer-, and concentrate the literary talent of; vvK feels an interest in t!ie great and the East, the South and the Wet. I-',a di glorious cause of Education. Salem number" of thc Review w ill contain at lea-t , Pcprr. two hundred and nity pa:.: s. The prion will j
l e five dollars a year, pa vahl-- n the kliv(rvj KoiiERT i I itifiiN has Leon recognized ; of tne second number. Th-lir-t immb.-r w ill j by the President of t lie Uniied States as!
Philapcmiiiiv, April Ifi. The Hank Committee have closed their labors, and Mr. Mc Di ffie yesterday returned to "Washinglnn. We are not able to state any thing as to the impressions which they have rccived froni their investigations relative to the Bank. The gentlemen composing that Committee have not, we venture to say, authorised any one to utter a word as to their opinions; and consequently the. reports so actively circulated must, have been entirely groundless.
N apprentice to the Tailoring business.
bov about 1") or ll years of aire, of rood
morals and industrious habits, will find a situation. Also wanted immediately two first rate Journey ni.'tu T;tiIors. SAMUEL PARKER. April 20th, lS32-G-3w.
be issued on tho first day of November next. The UDrifalled prosperity and growth of
consul of His P.rifaunic Majesty for
the State oi Alabama.
M ARMED, On the K.th inst, by John Palmer. Esq. Mr. V F.NSON 1U)nERTS,of Kelso, to Mrs. DORCAS ROBERTS, of Manchester township. DIED on the 2;Jth inst. Mrs. Sarah Wick, contort of W. W . Wick, Esq. of Indiauapolii.
Selling oir at cost run cash only. DKY-GOODS,HARDVAUE,QUKEXSVAUE, &C The Subscriber being desirous to leiluce his present stock of (ioo'Is, or close it entirely, niica it at toit, (for a few weeks,) at WHOI.ESjkI.I3 OR RETAIL. The piiiiciinl pan of his Goods .veie purchased in New York, and at the lowest prices. The public in general are icspectfully invited to call and see for themselves, ana improve the present opportunity of purchasing goods cheaper than they have ever done bel'oie west of the Mountains. It " ill doubtless be tolhe interest of Country Merchants to call soon that lbr iiiav have the better opportunity of selecting desirable articles. WM. U. JJAUKEU. Store S. E. Corner Hih and Short Sts. Lau iencehuridi, Ind. March 27th, 1S32.-3.-.V. N. 11. Persons indebted arc requested to call and make payment .
William Harrington Y) ES P I X I E L' I. L Y advises the pubvS lic that he has fitted up commodious buildings, and opened a house of
11 BMC TEUTA I X 11 ENT, On Walnut, comer of William, and west of High street, here he is prepared to accommodate travellers and others in the best style and on the most reasonable terms. His Hat and stable are plentifully luinjsie, with flic best that can be procured and atU'nticcly attended . 1 lis buildings are situated in a pleasant part of the loun, and are provided uith suitable rooms. The public is invited tu call and judge ol Ids acco iunoilalions by the. unerring test of experience . Lawrenccburgh, Maich 21, 1833.-2. -tf.
1 r Bwa 1 Wwr
ICcinovnl.
7"ANCE and STOONER have moved their
O 111 cc to thft small frame building one
Tan Bark. The subscribers ivish to contract for Of tan bark, to be delivered the coinei-jg season. In quir.! at the store of E. D. John, or at iheir Tannery New Lnavvrenccbuigli. Dl RP.IN & JOHN. April 12th, 1822 New ood.
EST received from Philadelphia a general assortment of
Spring Dry-fioods, GUOCEIMES, ItAiri)WAi:i:, SIIOI5S, ElATS,Vc. ALO, from Pittsburgh, an assortment of Heavy Goods, Svdi.eky, Sz.c. which will be offered (at the old stand of George Tousey,) on accommodating terms, by TOl'SEY t DUNN . March 20, 1832. Ia ud i'or Sale.
7" ILL be oll'ered for stile, at thft Court
House, in La wrenceburgh, on the fifth
dayo May next, the School Section, No. 16, Town (i, Rango 1 west, in theCoun( of Dearborn, Lawrenceburgh Township. JAMES WALKER, March 9th. Silionl Commissioner Ioice
S hereby given, that the Trustees of haw rencebursrh Township, will meet and con
vene in the Court house, on Monday the Tth day of May, 1832, to transact business for said Township.persons having business are requested to attend. ISAAC SPENCER,r.C't. April 18th, 1832.
Sail.
CSKINGUM Salt, superior and white for sale bv L . W. JOHNSON.
March 2tUh, 1832.
IVBonev Wanted, AND MUST UE 11 AD. A LL who are indebted to the undersigned, are requested to settle their Notes anil accounts immediately ; as I shall, after tho 20th
April, leave them all, without exception, witli
iloor hidow the Clerk's Oilice.aud nearly opno- Esq. Fiiltncr for collection.
tile the Court House. March 9. I JOHN SHOOK.
.J