Western Statesman, Volume 3, Number 15, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 22 June 1832 — Page 3
Till GTATivMAM.
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The I'ui'.orn the Western Statesman is re
cused to announce William Hamilton as a tar.diilnte for Siicri:!" at the ensuing August 'ct;en. Aho Samuel Morrison for the i-xe cfice.
et.'.e many Tri e Republicans. Lawrencebnrirh, Jm 2)th. 1832.
j IMPORTANT from ENGLAND, , UNITED STATES BANK. , that the Tariff discussion will be brought j
, Aii.mndi ui isw lork brings L.on-j The bill rechartenug the bank of the to a close in all this week, j don papers of May 15. We cony from United States, nassrd tr h PnnP1 i
; the New York Commercial of Jane ! for a third reading on Saturday lnt. in ! In Senate. June 11. The bill to mo-
fcenate, by yeas and nays as follows. a") Jllunur,ue me act to incor-uiiii It is understood the 3 absenrmembers ; the subscribers to the Bank of the Unit- ... . - . llCi-A- 1 .1.1.-
13, the following interesting details.
LOSS OF THE REFORM BILL RESIGNATION OF MINISTERS. The Reform Bill was defeated in the
I House of Lords on the 12th, by a major-
j ny oi -lu. un the loth news of the reMr. Ci.arkson, pWfe announce the name suit was received at Liverpool. Placf Co!. Jas. W. Hjxtef, ai a candidate for : cards were immediately posted around
J. eriJ, r.t the text August Election, and , the street?, with the heading: "DOWN
WITH THE HOUSE OF LORDS I It 13 Said!
that the King refused to sign the patents for the new Peers whom Earl Gray wished to create to carry the bill. The Ministers thereupon resigned, and a
new Ministry was to be created, at the
Ma. Ci arksov i"i: Piease announce the raxt of James Samccls, Eq. as a candidate tu repnsont Franklin county in the next Le('ilature of Indiana, and you will oblige A Voter. Frnrk'in rr Jure ISih, 13.33.
j head of which the Duke of Wellington
i a-
use Is Greek. t.'ien camet the
trur." i i:e rroceediii"! ot the Dear-
County National Republican Convention, be fj;:'i ! in the preceding page. Ff3:n the aspect of foreign news to-day, dis-'.-aas scenes may soon Va expected. Oh., ye i. ritla.ute Sovereigns of t'.e ( arlh, as:;rt your
j would be again placed. A meeting of
VJ,UUU persons had been held in Birmingham, at which, it was resolved to refuse the payment of taxes. STILL LATER. I o'clock. Since the foregoing paragraph was in type, we have received copious riles of London papers to the 15th of May inclusive but at so late a moment that wc have but little time
.-i t !
'.en art thou The citizens
I
r! t! i r:!,.ce are n nking r.o preparations for J These papers were received by the cel-.bruion of the approaching Annivcrsa-: packet ship BttlTTANlA,Capt. Marshall, r? Amcrlaan Independence. Is thi dav I hich vessel sailed from Liverpool on
papers were
would have voted for the bill.
Yeas Messrs. Bell Buckner, Chambers, Clay, Clayton, Dallas, Ewing, Foot,rrelingbuysen,IIendricks,IIolmes, Johnston, Knight,Naudain,Prentiss,Robins, Robinson , Silsbee, Smitb,Sprague,
lipton, lomlinson, aggaman, Webster, Wilkins 25. Nays Messrs. Benton, Bibb, Brown Dickerson, Dudley.Ellis, Forsvth,Grundy, Ilayne, Hill, Kane, King, Mangum, Marcy, Miller, Moore,Tazewell,Troup, Tyler, White 20. The National Intelligencer gives us the subjoined abstract of the provisions
oi the bill. 1. The Bank charter to be continued for fifteen years, from and after the 3d day of March, 1836; that being the day on which the recent charter expires.
2. The Directors may appoint two
or more olhcers o sign notes less than
one hundred dollars, which shall be binding on the corporation, in the same
manner as if signed by the President
to speak of their contents this even
r.ing. land Gasuier.
3. The Bank is not to issue cr put in
circulation any notes, or any checks or
? ct wori'i c.bhr:itin; ?
the 16th of May. brought up by the l to the Association.
Our
drafts, of a less denomination than fifty
ed States was read a third time
The question being on its passage Mr. Webster asked for the yeas and
nays on this question, 'and they were j ordered.
Mr. Mangum then spoke briefly in
exposition of the reasons which would
compel him to vote against the passage of the bill. The question was then taken, and decided as follows. Yeas. Messrs. Bell,Buckner,Chambers, Clay, Clayton, Dallas, Ewing, Foot,Frclinghuysen,IIendricks,TIolmes, Johnson, Knig-ht, Naudain, Poindexter, Prentiss, Bobbins, Robinson, Puiggles,
Seymour, Silsbee, Smith, Sprague, lipton, Tomlinson, Wacgaman, Webster. Wilkins. 2S. Nays. Messrs. Bcnton.Bibb.Brown , Dickerson, Dudley, Ellis, Forsyth,
Grundy, Hayne, Hill, Kane,King, Mancum, Marcy, Miller, Moore, Tazewell, Troup, Tyler, White. 20. March of Fashion. We ask the fair ladies and gentlemen of Indiana how soon they will be. prepared to follow the example of European fashionables descrihed in the following ex-
isy-jaBaEasis
ROBERT ItT";ST, SADDLER. HARNESS;
Trunk Maker Main Street, uisirg Sun, In:V Respectt'.i1.; r informi nil friends and the public gg
v neraily, Hint he has com
menced the above bus;ns
in all iti branche;,he keep constantly on Itai
SADDLES, BRIDLE', MARTINGALES, CoiMiEioiitVCarrjaccISarBBcss, TRAVELLING 13 AGS, M I LIT A II Y EQ U I PM ENTS, Large and Fancy Trunk', preat variety, &o. Any calls in his line will be thankfully received and executed with neatne-? r.t'd dotpatch. Rising Sun, June 1st. 1832. o.r.t.
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SAJIUEL BEST, Jr, 3 RESPECTFULLY informs his friends rb4 the public generally, that he has camnienced the TINIIING BUSINESS,
In Rising Sun, Ind. where Merchants aci others can bo supplied with
Of every description, made in the best manner, and with good materials. All order3 f.r work in his line, will be thankfully received, and meet with immediate attention. Spout Heads, neatly pamtud and gilt, made to order, of the neatest patterns. Rising Sud, June, 1st, 1832. 2ms.
dollars, which shall not, on the faces i
! tract of a letter, which we take from a letter
t '
i I 1,- 1,.. i: I -...lii r i ..ii , .i i . i wrmeii oy an An.cncan renueman resuung ai
The two rri...,-rS who were committed to i , ri 1 V l."uut"s uuai uciwiyiHg uieicot, ue paj aoie at tne oanif wuere ' ,
r,CT nrlil 1 about two weeks sinep. iTdimdr..
. , i RESIGNATION OF MINISTERS. iam anu urorej) made taetr escape on last; . .,, , , , , -..v., , t.arl Grev. it will be recollected, was J-oa:iy r.ijht, by li.o r.-.ins of a siikc, which j ,c j 'i r t . a . . , , . deli ated in Ins first movement cn the xai eo b:r.t 6 to i.nWk the j-il doer. r c rn ti I Reform bill in committee, on tr.e night Tks 5t or Woxnrrs. The Comet ftver J f l'ie 5th May. It was evident, from t-.d )!a:r5t ';bidt-d, till within a few dsvs- M!'s language at the close of (he debate
tut tat h-aitj bosa renewed, several
tn this ; 'act i, tvinr tsen the celestial riast
X-t c.icthrr subject for ' testable chat" has cicnt number of Peers to carry the bill
i mcnt would be the creation of a stifli-
l?e:i -JitooTL-rcJ, and rep resented by some as ln ,us own wa)'- And tliat ? KinS bfine- a " mysterious sign, written by the un- xrcM sanction such a resort, little rrrin, fi ,;cr of God- We have reference to 1 ,Wa? entertained, since the pubih letter D tvbich is f.,,d on ih. f!hc? ln hoti hemisPheres,has been mtde
craes, cats, re, &.c. In this nnrtof th
try, it has excited considerable curiosity. Every person i,iterp.-ets for himsslt'. do tot prttend to s:iy that this a new thing, but eirt if it in, that such a thing now exist, and
ifit
i. even alas:
lie, whose wavs are !
uyir-rk-us, in time, will make it plain
r.." Wo hava received a p i- rr under this title.
issued
4. The bank, and all its offices, shall be bound to recive, in payment of balance due them from other banks, notes or bills of the Bank of the United States,
wlierever made payable on their faces. 5. That the Bank is to hold no real ' estate (except Bank buildings and lands mortgaged, &c.) for a longer period than five years. 0. That the Bank shall not establish or continue mere than two offices in any one state. 7. The Bank is to pay two hundred thousand dollars a year to the United Slates for the benefits of the chartei, during the whole period of fifteen years.
8. It shall be lawful for Congress to provide by law, that the Bank shall be restrained, at any time after March
IS,j,!rom issuing or keeping in circula
of Peers, were to have boon called up
on the loth, and twenty-five new Peers
" ' A&Abii . .'a. t'R L-tt t.ua.bt r rf
of a 1 .r.;i imperial iir,printed at Te Haute, i.i this Stale, by Mr. Thomas Ojwli nc. whose r.prvcns and comprehensive ni-nd as a pohtitil", "d i'!'tp.?tulcr.t devotion to the Natio.ial tAepuLlican cuu'e, i so advantageously iiinwa in this part of the Sute, having once lent a creditor of this paper. The mechan-
ic ii in?cal:on oi tno paper tru.v locks as if it i ,.r,n:-o dm rro'iilnn Ct) !.-,.,-; 1
C
i e ik iin-jwrij. U.s st i.ciior.s are "iudicious.' II. t aJ-Irets tath paoiic is characterised with efs tpiril o.' fr:ink )e5, but with a fearless ex- , rr;..j;, of r,; seiitin.cr.ts, J;t:d his devotion to ttc c':-e of t..c Fcrpt: of Indiana. We tar:i v wi h frie-id Howlinj success.
to believe that ii was the Premier who
j was hesitating upon this measure, even
more than bis Majesty. It appears,however, that so far as the King was concerned, this impression was a deception. The further session of the bill was deferred to the lOfh
of May. Meantime, application wasjtion, bills of a less denomination than
made to the King for tne new creations, J twenty dollars. j ai:d the papers in the confidence of the 9. The Cashier shall report anuajlvi
Al misters, announced the members to to the Secretary ot the Treasury the
be created, viz. twenty-five eldest sonsi name of all Stockholders; and the Trea
surer of any State, on request shall be furnished with a list ofStockholJers who
created on the llt'.i with as many more; may be citizens of such State, afterwards as the case might require. i It will be perceived by our readers.
As Cabinet Council was held on the that, with the exception of tne section
The sentiment of the Biitish public,
respecting slavery and their regard for the African race, is of a much higher tone, than that of the citizens of our own free states. A man's complexion in
England does not allect his grade in
society. Every dav in the streets ofj
London you may see wiiat would shock the public of New-York: colored women; hanging upon the arm of white gentlemen; and ladies (yes ladies) of the purest European complexion walking, without scruple, or even a thought of degradation, with men, not only of mixed, but often of the deepest color. All the horrors of such intimacies seem
to have been left the other side of the Atlantic.
Notice SS hereby given, that I will offer at publie sale at the Court House in Lawrenceburj'a on the 7th of July next, at 10 o'clock A. M. the residue of a leaso of the N. W.gr. Sj. 1C, Town f. Range 1 W, in Lawrenceburs;!i Township, which w:ts made to Luther Clark dee'd, by the school trustees of said Sec. isteen, on the 10th of Oct. 1S2G, for the Term of tea years at an annual rent of thirty five dolars. The purchaser will take the lease frora he lDthof Oct. net, und hold the residue of the term according to tho conditions of the lease, being four vears from that dat.
Sale at 3 months credit, and good security. It'JTH CLAUK, .Srffi'jt. June 7th, 1832. 13.-3w.
8th, at which the Ministers agreed to
-.!:om n-.Jor the siipenntei.dar.ce of Mr.! fait of which they would proceed no o-.v.i i-, (which ii a Mi.Hcicnt eulo.-ium where farther with the bill. II is Majesty was
Wit K'..'t 5 r.:
tri
.; y t '.cii fc ir.isht I This .:::
and E.u Canal. There was 15
i -;i chains cf this Canal ict to cons -l the 1 itc Cin-il letting which re-
a ermrr.nieemrnt.
waited upon with this decision, and, to
continuing Inc charter, and tnat authorising the signature of small bills by other oilicers besides the President and Cashiers, all the provisions and enactments of the bill are limitations and
the. astonishment of the whole British ! restraints on IhejBank, or increasing its nation, (after what had transpired.) the j burdens. First, as to the bonus. For klnq rltlssd his assent to the mea- j the present charier, and for the whole sene puoposi-.p, and that refusal cfj twenty years, the Bank paid one mil-
course has ended the whig ministry!
LI07V AND A HALT" OF DOLLARS; lor the new charter, and for the shorter period of fifteen years, the Bank; is to pay two hundred thousand dollars a year: that
Lcrd Grey did not wait foi the sitting of the 10th, to proclaim the result; but, on the opening of the sitting of the 9ih,
he announced the r3tirernent of himself! is to say, three millions in all.
iice at i'rt Wayne which is to ami colleagues from the government. ! 2. The circulation of small cheeks and fr tie sum of 563,338,50 cent?, j Xiie King came to London on the i orders is prohibited.
12th, on which da- the duke of w el- j 3. All notes issued afany office shall lingtcn was appointed First Lord of i be payable at that office, the Treasury, and kissed hi? Majesty's j 1. All the ofHceis are bound to rehand on entering the duties of Premier.! ceive the notes of all other offices, when
offered in payment of balances due
Mth, nnd morning cf the loth announce
lkOA Lands. The sales comIn. day, the 4th inst. at Logans-
....C.illAN r.er.td o:i :
rort, end iiiiho;i;li ruany rumors of war, Xi.t rcj wen: many persons there to purchase, h'.h wrro lc!rr ;b'e briik for the first cfk. Tho liicli;t prices given were $2,32 c:.is. Thr s lies Air the Crt Cve days amount-
cj to $ CJ-!, rents.
az ;ua;l ac
-We must begin to pnr-
I that the new government was formed j but the names had not transpired. Mr.
Baring it was said would be appointed
i Chancellor ot the Exchequer, and Lord
Lvndhurst ascend the V oolsacK. "ti.. 1 C f .-..l.n it. iht fnm.
;r'.5.ari2f. i i,c t; i'.ket which we put in tho . ., J , , , , , .... , . . j, mon hal assembled, jiad petitioned the t .us: fjf.', in n.ii ;;1 ice, on la.t Friday, di- " . . .. .. . . .! House of Commons to withhold supplies lien, to Echo Post oilier, in this county, had ' T, r , ,,, " , . . . , , , ,,, 'until the Reform Bill fhould be passed, rut arviv.d there on i(tiHlay last, nllhouch i . , , ,i ' . . . Thecourse taken by tne King on this
..w i.i.ii ti ; i i iiii vvb iit-n
5reriic;atial Elect ion, Held first Mondayin JVbr. 1S32. XATIONAL republican nomination. TOR PRK.SinFNT EIEXRY CLAY, of Kentucky. FOI VICE ruF.sini'.NT cf PitUtsiliauia. Electors.
J AXOn KUYKENDALL, of KllOX COUO t)",
John Hawkins, oi i ountam, Samuel Henderson, of Marion, Dennis Pennington, of Harrison, Walter Wilson, of Cass, Stephen Ludlow, of Dearborn,
Abel LoM.x,of Wayne, Sylvanus Everts, of Union. John I. Neely, of Gibson. Annual Election FOIl SHERIFF, JOHN WEAVER MILTON GREGG, WARREN TEBBS, WILLIAM DILS, FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
OLIVEli IIEUSTI3, D. V. CULLEY, TIIOS. HOWARD.
LawrcuccliJnrU ChairBlaiiuifactory THE subscriber takes this method to inform, the public in general that he has established the chaii making business, on High, treet, opposite the market house, where he will keep constantly on hand a larjs and splendid assortment of
Fancy and Windsor Chaira, SETTEES, Ac. Which he Warrants for durability ai workmanship, equal to any in the western country; which he will dispose of, on reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchatr, will please call and judge for themselvos. WM. N. ROGERS. May, 1831. -11. -6m.
SAM'LII. DOW DEN, GEO. 11. DUNN,
FOR SEMINARY TRUSTEES. 1st. Di.-. CORNELIUS MILLER, 2d. Dis. A. J. COTTON. 3d. Dis. DAVID NEVITT. FOR COMMISSIONER. WM. CONOWAY,
Taken I p, By Conrad Rowe of Kelso Township, Dearborn Co, Ind. on the 2d day of June 1832. A dark bay horse, 14 hands high, and fiTe year old this spring, with a very small star in hi forehead, his left hind foot white, and sane small saddle marks on his back. Appraised at twenty-five dollars by Nathaniel Tucker, and Richard N.Spicknall the 20th day of May 1332. I certify the fore;ning to be a correct epT
from my estray book. Given under my hand ami seal this 4th d av of June 1832. ROBERT RO 'YE, iun. J. ?. 13.-3w. Drr7l7ll7iSSi0WER,
"3TAS removed to Lawrencebnrgh, and cf-
fers his professional services tn its citizen
and of the adjacent country. To his former patrons, he tenders his respectful acknowledgements for their past liberal support, and hopes by his assiduity and attention to merit and receive a continuance of their favors. His residence is the house latelv occupied by Col. Spencer, and his office in th rooas. ever the Recorder's office . June Mb, 1832. 13.-3m.
i...:jr,n .iiu.-jjy morning. fv.u:t lie?
! onestion has drawn down upon his head
Kelornicrs
" the fierce wrath of the iirMirriniit flip nntinn.
1 - rT L - 1 .1. wyk. t n II
aca:.;. ire pciifi wi.ilu u .m m ..n.
toe 17th inst. when papers of the same date hi! L.!c-n i'i the neighborhood more than a
iv Ci
cV..-!.iy morning, by which the Franklin; cojr.ty pipers, un loubtedly, are sent, and if.
sent direct would all reach their destination cn Wednesday. Wc would respectfully ask the 'over of Drookville, why this unnecessary delay. Can ihcsa things be right. Our subscribers sav r.nt.
Thfl cholera annears nearly to have
po-i n.T:oc on the & in Inst, directed to Sentinel, Mll)?itiej in England. In Dublin and
Franklin co. I:id. had not arrived there on-r 1, itunsmnlind rr.rnidprable. ravaces.
vui iv O O The National Intelligencer of the
i u '-i 1,1 imfi inir nn ! 11th inst. says: At length a choice of j e.rl our subscriber liad had our pa-:I,, J o
.-rr. of the 15th h.st. three days, but had not j Kcprcsen ave, in V.ong. e ... , u Uhc.M ofthenackctofpapersor the 8th. I made in the long-contested district in L , 1 ' , ... the State of crmont, whereby- Heman
he man leaves trus place .or iroos... , MrrtcA t., r, Pnt in th.it
j1jL1 io v. v. w. v body, and may be expected in a few day's to take his scat.
We wish we could say the same of the District in Massachusetts which has so long remained vacant. We find the subjoined spicy in the A.,rr.,f-. ffirn Courier. It must have
Pkomot.on-. Tint infatuated inuifirttwi, - .r.fnrtable to the JlldsTe to have
Gov. Hamilton of S. Carolina, who was elect-, himself so immediately in the 1 Lieutenant of a company about t,,rea j rurrpnt of good prayers. months since, and commissiuiieil by hiroself,j uC,',irrifr Coincidence. WhenJudgC
Ls lately bren elected Prigadier General of ' Clavtoti visited Philadelphia, as one of
the fourth r.figada of S. Carolina. v e would j jjk Committee, perhaps the nrst r c. ...u r- v k ; . : f l. : il,n Plhv Ko
o ivue t..e ciiizens oi ruum i.u"iu". itime lie nfis la snuieii iii huh viij)--
eircfol of their ropes.
Q'.-mt jo v. Upon
llio banniness to hear a long and
r..-. .it n raver offered to Heaven for
the t ip f tower 200 - 1, Inrlinne nd Mi.MOnarieS.
rMitT .UeiinrigMeou, staff, and at th infant of the bullet's passing jUfjCOi who had semenced the latter to k lt r the staff, a stone is let fall from tinrv. We hone the Judge
a window 45 feet from the t.p of the tower, . AmKS, to the whole prayer, ,t what d.stance from the top of the tower will , " Wered A . bulUt overtake the .tene. ' execpting c
from State banks.
5. The very important power is re
served of restraining the circulation of all bills under twenty dollars. This provision was inserted for the alleged purpose of giving up a large portion of the circulation of the Bank to the institutions, if the States shall be of opinion, that the puclic good requires a withdraw from circulation of all notes under
hve dollars, with a view to the introduction of a a great portion of specie into the general circulation. G. The member of Branches is limited to two in any one Stnte.
II. S. RANK, The National Intelligencer of June 13th says, The bill which has passed
the Senate to renew the charter of the Bank of the Uuited States has passed its first danger in the House of Representatives. The attempt to destroy it without taking a direct vote upon it, yesterday made in the House of Representa
tives, though nustaincd by a respectable vole,yet,as a demonstration against the bill, was a 6ignal failure. The vote upon it ha strengthened our hope of its passsng the House, especially when we observe that some members, whose districts are known to be most decidedly
in favor of the measure, voted for laying the bill on the table, and others simil
arly situated were unluckily absent
To-day, there will probably be another
trial to cet rid of the bill by postpone
mcnt, and we presume that every member who is in the city wil be at his post
at an early hour
The same of Juue U says: The
Bank bill has been postponed (by its
friends', in the House of Representa
fives, and made the special Order of the
Dav for Monday next. 1 hia arrange
ment would seem to indicate a belief
Siiittlay School Celebration! THE Anniversary of American Independence will he celebrated in the town of Aurora, on the 4 th of July next, by the members of tho Sunday schools. The superintendents, teachers, scholars and patrons of all the Sunday schools in the vicinity of that place are respectfully requested to attend. LAW NOTICE. A MOSLANE, Attorney and counsellor at .IL Law, will, in future, give his undivided attention, to At profession may be consulted at his office, on high street, near the clerk's office, at all times, except when at Court will attend the Circuit, Frobate, and Commissioner's Courts, in the County of Dearborn.
The Circuit Courts, in Franklin, Switzer
land, Ripley and Decatur counties. The Supreme and District Courts at Indianapolis.
And will attend to business of Importance,
either civil or criminal in any other courts in this, or adjoining States. He trusts that
his long and successful practice, will insure
him, liia former liberal portion f of profession
al busines, when tho public shall be assured,
that all business entrusted to his charge, shall
receeive his prompt attention, and best ef
forts, to bring it to a speedy and successful
close. AMOS LANE.
Lawrenceburgh, June 13th, 1832.
Notice IS hereby given to the Stockholders of the Lawrenceburgh Insurance Company that an Instalment of one dollar on each share i re
quired by the first day of July next. By er der of the Board of Directors.
THOMAS FORTER, Sec'y. May 28th, 1832. Insurance. THE publicare hereby notified that the Lawrenceburgh Insurance Company are organized, and ready to transact all business in their line. Theiroffice is kept in the Recorders OfIic, in the town of Lavrenceburgh. THOMAS PORTER, Sec'y. May L'Sth, Ib.U.
ftoticc THE Trustees of Lawrenceburgh Township will meet on the 4th Monday in June 1832 to transact Township business, those concerned may attend. ISAAC SPENCER, C'fc.
Administrator's notice. THE undersigned administrator, having',taken out letters of administration on the estate of Seth Ilobson, deceased, late ef Dearborn county Indiana, hereby notiGes all those indebted to said estate to make payment immediately; and all those having claims against
said estato are requested to present their ac
counts within one year from this date, duly authenticated for nettlement. The accounts can be settled with Mr. Jesse Hunt, of this place, or with the subscriber, near Vevay, Ind. GEORGE HOBSON, Aim."r. June 13tk 1889. Il.-Jw
Eji!roluf ion. THE firm of J ames Scranton was dissolr ed on the 12th May, iiit. by mutnal consent. The business of the Grin will be settled by David Scranton. All persons indebted are requested to make payment to him at their eld stand. D. scitAivroiv, Respectfully informs their customers and the public generally, that he will continue the business at the old stand in the town of Rising
Sun, Dearborn county, and hopes to merit that patronage, so liberally bestowed the firm. .May 23th, 1832. D. SCRANTON.
Strayed fTlROM the subscriber, living near Lawrenceburgh, about the 10th of May, 1832, a horse supposed to be three years old ilnrk bav. one white hind foot
black mane and tail, a few whita hairs in hi foiehead, one hind foot has been very severely hvrt.no other marks or brands perceivable that I recollect. The reasonable sum of $ 5 will be given to any person who will bring him to William Daniels. JOHN D. R.EESJune 7th, 1831. 13-3 w. Rail-Ron d. THE subscription books for tee stock of tha Lawreneeburgh fc Indianapolis rail-road company, will be closed on the olh of July next. By order of tho board. GEO. H PUNNT, CUrk. June 7th, 1832.