Western Statesman, Volume 4, Number 3, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 29 March 1833 — Page 3
FnoM Charleston. We have been bruises and abrasions of skin dicov- olutions were adopted, and addresses kindly permitted to make t!ie annexed ered about the baek and abdomen of delivered. Of those meetings we can-
cxiiaci irom a letter, dated Char eton. ihe unfortunate vnnn-r wnm:.n. TIif
South Carolina, February :;th, 1S33. clerk of the court read the indictment
almost
there
The writer is an officer on board one with a desrree of feeling which ? of the United States vessels near the amounted" to embarrament; and city: He say?: '1 think the tornado was not, perhaps, more than one
which lias el
cived Mr.
in n.isiM laic agitated our beloved tenanee anion? the nndionrp
. ..1 o -
loumrj n.b mown over. We have re- was not blanch, d bv
v. Ia s bill, and by it the recapitulated details.
coun-
which
its shocking and
Hut t lir nrinner
.u, i'vnpie are wining jo abide, attentively listened to everv horrid i;.d .-.o.st the flag of truce. Xcw Eng- particularity with a self-possession so had mav not. at present, approve of consumate and inipi-rlurable that it Mr. Clay's bill, and perhaps some of appeared to us little less than amoral ou m ai.ulartuik -s may imagine it will phenomenen. in a man situated as he be a ruinous one 10 their int. Tests. . was, whether he bp innocent or guilty lkt they look through a gl iss which is of the dreadful crime with which he not at its proper focu. I was doubly stood accused. did with my opportunities of ohscrv-! The hand which he held up duringthe ationshere to set" Mr. Clav who was whole time, orcuniod in radin-thp in-
ence of the very few nu n who would d
be listened to by both parties co:ne out with his hi!!. ' It will vet prov; acceptable to your manufacturers for it atlhrds protection, far better than the uncertain fiuct'ialieg policy of past years. Let what will happen, Yankee enterprise will o crcom almost every difficulty tarid" or no tar';'". Since? I have been here I have endeavored to learn something of the cause of the difficulty at the South, and to studv its foundation. And I believe it to exist
dictment, trembled not, nor was the curve of a finger or a line of his discomposed, even his eye exhibited nothing
but calm attention to the language of his accusation. At length, however, large drops of perspiration apeared on his upper lip; but this was all: they were occasionally and slowly wiped otl, with a hand as nntremulous as the other. To the usual question of guilt or innocence, he replied, 'Xot guilty, sir," with a slight degree of emphasis.
oo:nf uisrusion ensued netween nis
NULLIFIERS CONVENTION. Handbills nominating Col. Richard The Intelligencer of Monday, 18th, received M. Johnson as a candidate for the Prcsi-
not of course give a particular accoun t. ' on Saturday, by the river, that of the lGth by dency, are cirduiating in different part The mere mention of the names of the! mail, not being ieceived. though due on Fni-jof the country
places where they were held would day morning, brings ui a notice of th meeting more than fill our paper. of the South Carolina Convention. President On the whole, though in this place : Hamilton made a sort of a storcd-ur-su-ar '
not so much is doing as ought to be, to peech, and vacated the ohair to make room for i Bacon Iiams, II). Ck to S; hog round, promote Temperance, and probably Governor Hayne. j lb. II to 5; beeswax, lb. Hi to 17; bjtthe same mav be said of most other i tiip r 1 1, i, ! tor fcvjT. S. to 10: ra nrllrs. snertn. lb. 3ri?
places in our country, yet we rejoice to of salification over the uild IF' ww-! mold, lb. 11 to 12; dipt. lb. 10; cheese
Cincinnati IVSarket. March 27lh 1833.
believe that the cause on the whole is !
advancing.
sylvania stolidity, KXcw York corrup fom,' and,xves,enl
i..: 4 j -..i.i- '
l I ALtUIIUIMlO UOUUl, Yanl.p. rar,Br;, , O;to . . . ,.... f...
(if not his master Beelzebub) will re-! ,.. , ' f, ,. .. .. - , . ' . ' nien who havejust been good-naturedly allowahze a new feeling of despair creeping! i ,. r.i - ed to flip their necks out of a halter, in com-
i uuu uu fiLi.uiiiii in intr iiiueiiuii uu
nusliu ,NJ
the 26th ult. Luuell Evan.
in tiic peculiarly idle Mtuation, and the counsel and the Attorney General res-
want ot enterprise of its inhabitants. Never have 1 seen such a lack of enterprise in any part of the country. Chrleston is a place of nice commerce, than Baltimore yet there are but three ships owned here, and two of them were
ppcting the appointment of a time for his trial.the present session for Newport terminating to-morrow, and the two sessions for Bristol and Providence counties following in immediate sue-
cession. i ne court nad made no an
Collapse of the Lungs. Some young children when they cry, are apt to suf
fer a collapse of the lungs, or in the j
language of the parents, "hold their breath.1' This occasions great alarm to parents, and is a real evil, for it is sometimps with difficulty that the breath can be recovered. The following is an easy and certain remedv: Close the
nostrils of the child with the thumb and ringer put your mouth to the child's j mouth, and blow smartlv. The lungs'
will be inflated, and the music will recornence in a moment. Gem sec Fcr.
reserve, lb. Ci to 8; clover'seed
50: coal at the river, bushel
12; coffoc, Ilavanna lb. 16; do. Rio, lb.
10; do. St. Jago, II). 16; cotton, Al. as Tenn.lb.ll to 12; feathers CO to 31 ; flour superfine, bbl. :s3 50; flax seed I l i i' . i i i i o r
JUDICIAL. ousiiei, oujwnear, ousnci 5: ryeao.o ;
The Supreme Court of thr United States ad- j atsoo. i;cori), do. ol; barley do. U journed on Friday, March 15th. It is stated,! lo 4 honey, gall. 62i to 7.5; mackerel
They com- i0, DD, Olu Uu5 ii0' - UDU
passion of their folly. Cincinnati Gatette.
that they decided 47 causes. They com-
.o,.o,r 4t, l u.i.. ..r uw, uu. u. o
, u. l.u ..... . ! 810 01); hemp cw
jit urirfiut; iilii cciiifniiHiir v. wprn t -n - '
months in session.
i ... i ... i
runt at toe north and purchased here point ment w hen we l ft the town, but one within a year. Toe other was it is generally expected the trial will built here, and has sailed on her first take place at a special session, immcdivcyage since cur arrival. Ten foreign ately after the Providence session shall vesslts recently sailed from hercin have closed. X. Y. Courier.
one cay, and the. day before four ar
riven. 1 challenge
A ArrinET Vi ar( snrrv fn
anv ot.ier nort in i .i r
du. :n;inKi..',.( i ii loarn uiai nu lion. t. n ickuffe was tne L nitcu Stages to show the same. ... . . , . ..
eeiei in ureu vesicniay nv a lau
r . , . i . i
i ut-luiiiinei (; i aimost a . ' oget Hit in the hards of Foreigners. What can we expect but that idlers like there should grumhh; and growl under such circumstances? And then we must consider the weight rf influence which I "on igners have. 1 go ashore here, occasioeallv, arid cannot h !p contrasting the pla.ee n ith that ofProvidene ami Baltimore. Here is to be b und much shipping some fo:n almost every nation English, French, Dutch, Spanish Danish, ccc. and the wharves are covered with cotton but there are but few moving about, except negroes and they move taHily. Now and thou mny be seen a white man taking memorandum or something of the kind; but go where there is frolicking on the race course, for instance, an. I there is as much t.'istle a ia vour streets and about vour
11 to. a man who has no-
do. f::ul rdentv to a-Mst hirv
Pro ; i.'ic ) ? c c Journal.
Irom the steam boat Chippewa, while landing at the wharf in this city. It is aid, that Ids shoulder is dislocated and one of his ribs broken. He is now
Deaths ts Cincinnati. The reported number of deaths in this city since the commencement of the present year, is as follaw-s;
2. 6
U. S. Bank. A London pnpor of the 14th January says, 'No Institution has stood higher, or enjoyed greater credit with the moni''d interests all over Europe, than the Bank of the United States.'
For week ending Jan.
9 16 23 30 Feb. 6 " 13 20 27 March 6 13 " 20
15 13 17 15 13 19 9 It 15 15
Heavy damages. An action was re-
confined at his boarding houe in this1 cen(b' trio(1 in Court of Common III T .
i leas, L,onuon, lor a breach of marriage promise, in which the plantilF recov-
nfiH n a .1 . 1 mI i I I y
Extract of i let-! cmn.i oi inree laoumna povnas
The weekly report of the cholera in Ireland, issued in Dublin, for the week ending 26th January, is as follows: New cases, 553; deaths, 243 ; recoveries, 312.
city. Louisville Jonr. March 13.
sterling. The 20,000.
damages were laid at
Duff Oreen's Telegraph is now de-
ai e.
." g h)
'Squire Randolpii.-
tei from Washington: "East evening, the Senate! was crowded to a late hour. John Randolph attended the evening session, lie cre
ated considerable sensation in his in-; cidedly the largest newspapers in the
troduction to the Senate. A numlivr! Umo11, 1 he lumber of the 8th inst, of the Senators went up and spoke to ! now before us, would make a very rehim. Mr. Clay .vas one of them; and : spectable bed quilt, or serve for a nlanit is said, it is the first time they have ; cl for an Indian squaw. The editor spoken since their duel. I do not know ' snVi in !)is prospectus, that on the first that Mr. Calhoun spoke to the "Squire," !0,f.Jl,ne ncxt (Ilc country paper will be but they hive isitcd each other at i Printe(l a sheet of double size, at their lodgings. "Squire John"' was ; tne rate of tcn dollars per anum, cnasittirg on" one of th i' privilege scats bling the proprietor to give the entire Mr. Dickerson, of New-jersey was : debutes in Congress as they occur, and speaking on the tariff a .lumber of m tno k'ing'Jige of the speakers. We
Congressional, Memper a.nce SociETr. At a meeting neld in the Hall of the House of Representatives at Washington on the evening of Fb. 23, which was attended by many members of both houses of Congress, a Society wasformed on the plan of total abstinence from the use of ardent spirit and from traitic in it, and the following officers elected : Lewis Cass, Secretary of War, President; Samuel Bell, Senator from N. Hampshire, Gideon Tomlinson, from Connecticut, Win. WT.kins, from Pennsylvania, Thomas Ewing, from Ohio, Felix Grundy, from Tennessee, John Tipton, from Indiana, John Reed, Representative from Massachusetts, Daniel Wardwell, from New
York, Lewis Condict, from New Jersey, and James M. Wuyne, from Georgia, Vice Presidents; Walter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate, Secretary ; Elisha Whittlesey, Representative from Ohio, Treasurer; Win. W. Ellsworth, Representative Uom Connecticut, Auditor; Theodore rrelinghuysen, Senator from New Jersey, Arnold Naudain, from Delaware, John Blair, Representative from Tennessee, George N. Briggs, Irom Massachusetts, and Eleutheros
Cook, from Ohio, Executive Committee. All members of Congress, all who havj been members, officers of the U. S. government, and officers of the army and navy, who practically adopt the principles of the Society, may become memhers. The constitution of the Society, and the speeches delivered at the meeting, are published ir. a pamphlet for circulation. American Advocate.
-S9 00; do. No. 3, 3 00; hay, ton
si7 00; hides dried
lb. Hi to ll;sultted lb. 12tol2i;iron
Juniata bar ton, 120 00; do hoop lb. 6 to 10; rod, lb. 7 to 8; lard lb. Gi to Ci; leather sole Cin. lb. 22 to 25; upper side Cin. Sfl 50 to 2 50; molasses, sugar house gal. 15; do plantation gal. 3?; oii linseed gal. 81 to S7; do tanners bbl. S'I7,to 18 00; pork mess, bbl. 11 00 to 15 50. do Prime bbl. $8 50; do cargo 5 50; potatoes 25 to 37i; tallow lb. 64 to7i; tea gunpowder lb. .$1 25, to 1 37; imperial lb. si 35; young hy
son lb. 95, to $1 00.
TUIAI. OF THi: KEV. K. K.
o'clock,
AVERY.
NcwrouT, R. I., March 5th. 1833. The Court ooi n d t!,is mn;in? at 9
but tiie 3 ate Attornev
having arrived, it adjourned until
M. at w hic h hour to- steam boat whi; h
brings you this will leave. The numerous w itnesscs are all in :.tlei d ance, but t ere is v ry liulf n.ha'-.iliiy thai the grai d jury wdi ronclude tleir exam-inatic-n before the end ol" the week. The tow n is full of strangers, m.ir.y of them from long t'Ma-.icos; and notwith-
ol toe casi?
i. d so tiiorougldy dis
cussed in this in iiiiiboi hood, the bx al
cxcitemer.t seems to increase rat!;er than to abate. Averviss iid to e xpress perfect confidence of his acquittal, though few jK-rsons here, except his inc-Ft infatuated pnr'ir in-, (for such he actually has) gie him credit for since! ity. lie is show n tne utmost indulgence, and P'.rmilted to hae unrestric
ted interitor itha bltih
aid and read are principal! vfitnnhs.
; persons stood defore the S piire, 'Mr. w,sh M,ccess to such a scheme, but fear .Randolph," said a gentleman, .v0ll ; the country is not yet ripe for this exi don't hear Mr. Dickers ; shall l" Ve-' periment. Evencn Post. quest those people to stand out of vour !
viewi' ".Not at nil, said t ie Soun . 1 htsburg lUarcn 10.
Inn Market. nacon, lb. 5i; But ter, keg, 9; Coffee, in bags, 15;
ago.' When his man John, or some Cheese. oia6; Cotton Goods. 3-1 plaids
no4l in his peculiar shrill tone '"I have 3 P. heard thai same speech manv years
standing ever v know n fact
has been so bu g
other servant, was putting the "Squire'' ; Ual2; 3-4 Checks, 13a21; 3-4 stripes, into his carriage, a considerable crowd 17, and plenty, Cotton yarn, lb. No. pressed around lo see the oddity of 5,23, scarce; Flour, $3,75, in demand; ins appearance. '-Be quick," said the ; Feathers, 3 1, scarce; Herrings, 9, Squire, "or I shall have my pockets scarce; Shad, 12i, do; Mackerel, 5,50a picked before I get to my carriage." ( 9, plenty; Lead, in pigs, 6, scarce; in There were a number of other char-; bars, 7, do; white, in kegs, 3, plentv;
actrri-tic anecdotes toll of Randolph,' dry, lb. L2J. do; Lard, 9, scarce; pork,
since las appearance here, which 1 shall ( M x 1; bai:, 1,08; ool, 26, scarce, give at another time." i Gazette.
The Lale .Mission to Russia. It is known to our readers that for the scandalous and corrupt job of sending John Randolph as minister to St. Petersburg, the country has already paid to that
honesll patriot 22,500, in the shape of
outfit, salary, and return salary. In the appropriation bill just passed, we perceive an item of 7,200, paid to
John Randolph Clay, as outfit and salary, as Charge at the same Court making a
round sum of about $30,000, and for
what?
LxnouniNT?Y Ci rgcmstance. !
The Advocate says "The Steaml : i i
t"i m i j . ; uu.-ii uu uicm lid? oiicome very acrive. 1 he Cholera (a correspondent writes): , . vu""- -1 J
b.,S ra-ed vnrv nl.irmiutrl v :tt .trnw ''. J " "Ur ' IVCS 1 ,lSt
so much so that
irmin
from
have taken place of a day. others, a poor man, who loft
early in the morning we ll, was much
: .1 .. I : . i. i
be it ' iMJti, on nis reiurii uome, on oeing
miorrneu mat during his absence she
had iliedofthe cholera and was bu
12 'to 15 burials! 'Jr 'iarves present quite a lively
appearance. l ne numerous lioats IDat have departed within these few days, appear lo have full freights and Merchandize is comeing in daily, from the eastwaward, in increased quantities. The river is in fine order. Kevery
Among his wife ,
co:.o..,on , has I.e.,, ; j cornse - ) f.V off . . T.he canal is expected to be naviga-
remarked, niai rue iiocTesi oi aiemou- . . , ule
i-n in the ab,,rac t has suffered, and ' ,,u u' ",c LU,"! '. ,,u ir"c,K WI"1
m!Ter. nmrh more severely from : M'r ie.anu rnougnt
I I til 1T
I. ...Wl. V . . . . . ; -
t rem, tore and unsocmly .levotedness ,w V , """lu mpioms o. lire, wn.c.r :f;, l -.r.,e,o, ,d:er,fits,!.olV,so.s to this : s',on "me reahzed, aS af.er a while,
, i .i it the poor woman rose up, n in omi.ne ran.e. t nan it cou hi 1ms- ' . M
m in s luiicjij cause, lti.ni it could
iLly have done from the stro: got proofi of his individual guilt. The l itter would exhibit the frailty of bu! c rie membe r of that numerous community, whiht tho former displaysthe scarcely less revolting frailty of many. Avery's unfortunate wife, Intweve'-, who is said to be a nio-f amiable and worthy woman, is truly an object of the deepest sympathy. She has lately
eiven birth to anotaer cnild, an
and, to the
great joy of her husband, accompanied lam home, and wonderful to relate,that night became a mother, and who wi:h the child, are. at this moment regarded by the inhabitants of Marlow as the grc ate.-t curiosities.
iu
Cohhet in a late number of his Gridiron, explains the reason why he was
t lecled for Oldham and not Manchester. He promises his constituents to be faithful to th-ir cau-e, and reminds his
more than u&ual portion of woman s ; readers of his own predjrtiotis that nothfciineil "sorrow" has she brought it j ing could be definitely done for the f a th. j cause ol reform until he had a hand in Newport, R. I. Friday, March 8. jit! He says he dined upwards of 25 At half pat tcn o'clork this morning j years ago with Lord Liverpool, Huskist'ne grand jury entered the court room, 'son and Canning, and he knew then "he and announced that they bad found a! had more talent than all three of them
line bill ofmdictment against me llcv- together. lie lias outlived them all
in a day or two; addition facilties
will thus be afforded for both imports
and exports
liouisvillc JIarket, March 20th, 1833. Racon hams, lb. 7 to 8; hog round 4i to5i; Reans, bush. 87i to 100; Beeswax, lb. 17 to IS; Butter lb. 121 to 25; Castings, ton 67 to 72; Candles, sperm lb. 37 to 40, mould 12, dipt 10 to 11; Cheese lb. 7 to 8; Clover seed bush. 6 00 to 6 50; Coal at river, bushel, 121 ; Cof. fee, llav. lb. 12i; Copperas, lb. 2i to 5; Cotton, Al. and Tenn. lb. 9i to 10, M. and La. 11 to 12; Feathers 30 to 3H ; Flour, sup. bbl. 4 50 to 5 00; Mackerel, No. 1, bbl. 8 50 to 9 00, No.2,6 50
to 7 .ri)0, jo. 3, a 00 to & oO; Flaxseed, bushel, 62 to 70; Wheat, bushel, 75; Rye 31; Oats 31; Corn 45; Barley 13; llav, ton, 12 00; Hemp, cwt, 6 50; Hides, dried 12 to 14, salted 12 to 121; Lard 54 to 6; Leather, iole 22 to 25, upper, side, 1 50 to 2 50, calf ckin,doz. 27 00 to 33 00; Molasses, sugar house, 3 I to 36, do. plantation, 52 to 53; Oil, sperm, gal. 1 00 to 1 25, do. linseed 90 to 1 00,lo. tanners, bbl. 19 00 to20 00; Pork, mess, bbl. 10 50 to 11 00, prime 8 50 to 9 00, cargo 6 00 to 6 50; Potatoes bushel 40 to 50; Sugar, N.O. lb. 7 to 7. loaf siii. ref. 15 to 1(5, double ref. 18 to 19; Salt, Turks Island, bushel, 65 to 75, Kenhawa 37 to 40; Tallow 8 to 9; Tea, gunpowder, lb. 1 33 to 1 35, Imperial 1 31, Y. Hyson 90 to 1 00. AtimimS UIccliosB. For Congress Fourth Didrict. AMOS LANE.
Notice. EIIS is to forewarn the public from trading or takins; an assignment on 2 notes tnven
by me to Abner D. ond, dated iu February 1831. One payable in 13 months, and one in 2 years, both for 15 each, with a credit of $2 50 on both, which notes I am determined not to pay unless compelled by law. ELLIOTT ROSZELL. March the 20th 1833. 3w.
trtned Lphraim K. Avery, for the murder of Sarah Maria Cornell. The indictment contained three ro-int; I-t Choking and strangling; 2d. Strangling an I hanging; 3d. Beating and choking: the last embraced the
much to his own satisfaction.
ZGth of February Accounts from all quarters reach . us, of the Temperance meetings "t'M on that day. In most places as in tliie town, a number of res-
Mexico. The contests in this troub 1 . . I I . . ... ... r
ious couairy nave oeen seilled, lor
the five hundredth lime, if we may believe the accounts. Pedraza is quieflv
seated in the Presidential chair, and
vens. Bravo and Alvarez have recog
nized Ins government. Santa Ana is about to retire to his estate. We hope it may last. Jamaica. A new and general ferment has been occasioned in the Island of Jamaica, by the publication of a Roy
al Proclamation issued by the King of j
hngland, and accompanied by a circular from the Karl of Mulgrave, the Governor, prohibiting the formation or action of any Societies for the forcible removal from the Island of the Dissenting Teachers and Ministers of Religion. His Majesty declares h'i3 intention to maintain and defend the principles of religious toleration throughout all his dominions, and warns persons not to transgress
The Land Bit.t,. The President
has put the Land Bill in his pocket,and
under circumstances which call for the
most decided condemnation. It is understood that he had prepared a veto message,and based his objections chiefly on the grounds of provisions which were stricken out in the House. The veto, as prepared, did not meet the bill as passed. It was understood that the friends of the bill would pass it, if returned, by the requisite majority.
About two o'clock at night, a muster of
all the partizans of the administration
took place; yet, upon inspecting their forces, it was believed that the bill would pass notwithstanding. Whereupon, the "old Roman" put the act in his pocket, and thus, by an abuse of the veto power, arrested the constitutional action of Congress. U. S. Telcprash.
Philadelphia, March II. Ci.overseed $7 25. Flaxseed is scarce and much wanted. Prime lots would readily sell ,1 75 a $1 SO per bushel. Flouu. Superfine Flour has improved. The only sale reported is a lot of350 barrels at $5 12. Most of the superfine flour which is now in store is
limited at the above price. Rye Flour
871. Gram. Pennsylvania Oats were
sold from wagons on Saturday at 371 a 40 cents. White and Yellow Corn
was sold at 56 a 58 cents. Wheat $1
00 a $1 10; Barley 75 cts. and Rye 76
cents.
Oil. Linseed Oil has improved. It
now seels at 9J cents in casks.
v iiisket in hhds. sells from stores at
29l cents, and 29 cents from wagons
Lumber lor Sale! THE subscriber has lately received a very large addition to his stock of lumber, and now offers for sale 425,000erfo?oar(f and Plank, 1-1,000 " " Joist 15,000 " " Scantling, 500,000 Shiners. William Tate. Lawrencoburgh, July 12, 1632. THE STATE.SJ1.VIV Is published every Friday, at the corner of High and Short Streets. TEKMS. TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, per
year, payable within the year, but mav b discharged
by the payment of TWO DOLLARS in advance; TI1KEK DOLLARS if payment be delayed until
the expiration of the year .
I hose who receive their papers by private post
must pay the postage, or it will be adiled to their aub-sciiption.
Io paper will be discontinued until nil arrearages
are paid (unless al the option of the Editor) ; and a
laihire lo notilj a discontinuance at the enl ol Inn
time subscribed, will be considered a new engage
ment.
Letters to the Editor must be post paid. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Library IVotice. The accounts iluo the Lawrenceburh Li
brary Company re left with Esquire I'alincr
or callcctioii, and, will be sued on unlosa ,ail. G. II. DUNN, Treaj. March 15th, 1833. A CARD.
Or. J. II. If rower. Will attend to the practice of Dentistry, In all of its various branches. Feb. 8. 3m.
Stephen Girard. The real astate of
the late Stephen Girard. in the city of
the injunctions of his Proclamation at! philaelphia, rents for the sum of seventy
their peril. ' inmuand dollars per annum.
Iloct. UI. II." Harding, OFFERS his professional services to th citizens of Manchester, AND TIIE SUUR0CNDINO COONTRV.
19,000
Marok lit, 16113.
FOUNDS of Shoulders for sale by
TO USE Y & DUNN.