Western Statesman, Volume 4, Number 10, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 17 May 1833 — Page 4
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SIISCEIXANEOU9. Pick Pockets. A gentleman from Kentucky, by the name of Scovil, who happened to be present the night before !at at the book sale of Isaac T. Doughty, No. 169 Broadway, was robbed of a pocket book containing $79.
Feeline himself unusually pressed in
the crowd by some persons behind him, his suspicion was excited, and not with,
out cause, that some person was robbing
him, for on placing his hand on his coat pocket he found that the book and
money had been abstracted as above tated. He immediately communicated
his loss to the auctioneer, who dispatch
ed the clerk to the Park Theatre for Mr
Merritt the police officer, and caused the doors in the interim to be closed,by which all were prevented from getting out In a short time Mr. Merrit arrived, to whom the facts were detailed, who finding the company in the auction room exceedingly good humoured, and equally anxious with the person robbed, to ferret out the thief, pioceeded to
tate his errand there and to scrutinize the company. Almost the first person
whom he surveyed wasanold pickpocket and convict, by the name of Rickhow, whom he took aside and searched, but nothing bring found upon him he was placed under a guard in one corner, while he proceeded to make further discoveries. The second whom he recognieed as a suspicious person, was also a
pickpocket and convict recently out of
the state prison, by the name ol JUcKenna. He was also searched, but with the same success, and placed also under guard. The third and last, by
the name of Kimberley, also an old convict, and equally liable to suspicion as the others, was then scearched and plated in the corner with the other two. These three constituting the only persons in the room justly liable to suspicion, it was concluded by Mr. Merritt; that one or the other of them had com
mitted the offence, either separately or!
as accomplices, and that the pocket book and money had been secretly dis-j posed of by them in some way or other. Mounting the rostrum of the auctioneer he desired the attention ot the company, and then proceeded to tell them that the stolen proporty was in all probability in the room, and, for aught he kne', transferred by the thief to the
pocket f some one present, the better to elude suspicion. He, therefore requested every individual to search his own pockets to ascertain the fact; this was done simultaneously by all, but to no effect. Again commanding attention, he requested the company to stoop down Lnd examine the floor. This they all did, when one rising up presented
the lost money which he round at his feet, consisting of one fifty dollar bill, one twenty, one five, and two two's on the National bank in this city, as the same had been described by Mr. Scovil, previous to its being found. The company here separated, pleased lit the restoration of the money, while the three who had been placed in the
corner were given in the charge of
tome watchmen and taken to the watch
house where they were detained until morning, and then committed by the magistrate to Brid well for further examination. Cour. Enq.
Franklin Bank. The fallowing gen
tlemen were elected Directors, of the
Franklin Bank, on Saturday last.
H. G roes beck,
Eromthe Saturday Evening Pott. Warranted Genuine, As a worthy
clergyman was gravely dispensing the
NEW SPRING Sc SUMMER
GOODS.
nr. EZRA FERRIS,
HAS removed his drug Store to h. ilding on the corner of Hush Short bl" ;pH hv Mr. William R. Bar-
Street iaiei I J . .
James McGregor,
Wm. Disney, Dan'l Corwin
Sam'l. Wiggins,
Wm. Greene, Marcus Smith,
J. P. Foote,
M. T. Williams,
George Luc key,
Under all the circumstances, this is a
'ZucAy' result. The Direction is a good
one, and calculated to secure public confidence. There has been, or lam very much misinformed, an attempt to make this Bank an Albany Regency
concern an attempt, also, to draw it within the vortex of the Bank of the
United States. Both have failed. And
if the attempt were made, it is a matter
of gratulation that they have not sue ceeded. Cincinnati Gazette.
uciti iiinu n criaTvir uiouuiiiie u- thp ..k...K . i :... f,m Mreei 1ICJ 1 . , , ,1.....
Jojiah Lawrence, jworasof Iifc to "an attentive audience,' Pfc,a "a, Edward king, I he was observed suddenly to laugh.! i i iT tfl "!fe!ve a ATZ J L Line of almost
David Lonng, This Ievitv anoearinr to bean indi-ni- ftCaSOliaDlC rOOQS. I"'""' "TV" ZZa ,- .ho Country.
en ,
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ij ouereu to u.e people, s we as very: CoN5ISTINQ 0F British, FuEXGH, India,
the speaker, he was subsequently called
and American. BROAD CLOTHS,
Super blue, invisible green, London smoked,
to an account. In his defence, he said
he was very sorry for the misdemeanor,
nevertheless he Could not help It f Olive brown, blue, mixed, and drabs,
vcoula laugh. He then staled, that while j SATTINETTS. he was preaching, a man came in who , Blue, brown, gadett, and premium mixed 11. 1 r .t i a 1- re L : li . i .
It is not often we take notice of the quarrels between our friends of the Press for when thosequarrels are of a personal character, we regard them as matters in which our readers would feel little or no interest. The long continued
sparing between the Editors of the Louisville Public Advertiser and Journal
appear to have come to a point, and the serious tone of the following extract
from paper of last Monday, we hope
will be a sufficient opology to our read ers for giving place to it in our columns If the intention of the Editor of the Ad
vertiser be followed up, an investigation
will be brought about which will deeply involve the interests of the idividuals concerned, and cannot, from its charac
ter, fail to prove interesting to the community at large. From the Louisville AH vertiser of Monday lait. TO THE PUBLIC.
An article appeared in the Journal of Saturday, containing the following, amongther charges.
u The Editor, (meaning the Editor of
the Louisville I uplic Advertiser,) denies having once sold a valuable boat's
cargo for a fellow citizen, and escaped
had the misfortune to have his cranium
ensconced in hair of a glowing red colour, and took his seat near the pulpit. Soon after a sailor entered and proceeded leisurely up the aisle, until he
came to the bench immediately behird
the red haired gentleman, whereon he took his seat. Mistaking, perhaps, the
head before him for the open door of a
stove, containing a goodly quantity of
stone coal, fully ignited, and sending
forth its bright and genial ravs, and
his thoughts absorbed in the eloquence
and subject of the speaker, he had not
been seated many minutes, before he was observed to be holding his hands both together, as if in the act of warming them, against the red head of the gentleman before him, to the no small amusement of those around, and to the complete upsetting of the gravity of the clergyman.
He humbly trusted that the cause of his laughing v,a3 a sufficient excuse. Of
I course it may be readily supposed that
he was at once acquitted, after enjoying a hearty laugh together with his accusers. X. X.
He has iut received irom me ,
a full supply of Lamott'S Uongl. oroP, urine
Pure of colds, cotign-, copmm.-i- -i " in the breast, bleeding at the Lungs fce. Al.
Dlt. THOMAS WHITE S Vegetable Tooth ach Drop. n u. nl, snecific ever oflVrcd to the Puhli
J
from which n perm
anent and radical cure may
A new article of fashionable striped do
SILKS.
Rett black Italian lutestrings, black gro. de
Swim, black gro. de nap ami enshaws. Mantua, Sarsanetts and lavantine sattina Colored gro de naps, plain and figured,
Colored Florence and aattms, A variety of Dress Handkerchiefs. Consisting of blond game, gro de zane, Gro de naps, popelino, and ctape de chine Superfine gause, and crape scarfs Figured, and plain bobinett Thread, and bobinett l;;ces, and inserting,
Bobinett and Swiss capes, White and black bobinett veils, Black, green, and white gause, do. Irish linen, lawns, and linen cambrics, Linen cambric handkerchiefs.
Super gause ribbons, and beltings, Pink, white, and biack, Italian crape, Plain, striped, and corded ginghams Painted muslin, Plain, figured, and crossbated jaconet Plain, & figured swiss, book, & cambric muslin, Corded skirts,
iron. . in--"- i , , be obtained of that disagreebale p
inn the tooth-
.... ,t : r, niri nnrh h irnc '
mrh with an it aw"""?. ' " , ;;5;rth. jnwin extracts .f th e teeth -f... nrnvM more painful than the
wnicn , - , , ,
toothach itPelf; ami cold pacing " eaTed teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, -i
prodncine rheumatic am-cV.u.., r.. , fc other nnnlea.ant rffcts; such a, ? d.sagreeable V breath, bad taste in the month &e &c.
all of which are prouueen imm ...... v,.:d teeth. I am happy to have it in power to offer to the world a remedy, th:.t will not only remove the pain nine t.m. sout of ten if properlv applied, ut preserve the teeth from further decay, and arrest the d:sen,P in snch as are decaying and have not i,-o,l nrbinir. restorinc them to health
and usefulness. , All of which will be disposed of on moderate terms for cash.
Ycry valuabSc yledficsnes For gale.
Retributive Juttice. The President of the United States, the Secretary, and all the organs of the administration impeach the credit of the United States Bunk. A fcw short months afterwards, in a foreign land, the drafts of the Government are protes
ted. The credit of the Bank thus impeachrd
by the government, tbi.re steps in, to save the
cnditofthe government, from dishonor.
The friends of the Government labor assi
duouslv to denrpss thn valit cf k- .ixlr
with the proceeds to the wilds of Tex- j An event occurs which must enhance it diss. We can prove it by the testimony terinllj. The government has to pay the of the injured party, HOW in this city to-i Bilnk fifteen Ppr cent damages on the returned gcther with the additional fact, that,! rred bill of Nine Hundred Thousand , .i c ... - , r ii '(Dollars, thus increasing br that amount the when the fugitive swindler finally re- profits of the Bankt at t cJwn CMt w ghall
turned irom his expedition, one or nis j refer to this subject again.
political patrons was compelled to give
security for the amount of his defalcations. He denies, too, the fact of his having been horse-whipped through the
.V. F. Cour. Enq.
The Jurist is the title of new work about to be commenced at Wash'ngton, by Dvtr
. a r r a V I - ivjreeh. ii i io qc isueo weeKir, ana io constreets of Georgetown for an achieve-;, . sivK..riir n hi,;.B tLl
mentin the way of swindling. We had king three thousand? three hundred and twenthe statement from the lips of one of . ty-eight paces annually, the best known and most respectablel A I,art of each number will he devoted to a professional gentlman in the State, an ! rprorl a"a ,reviRW of current legal decisions, i .j i and to the discussion of Wal queitions. Ar-
' ii- i ii- raneements have been made to obtain from readily astablish it, With all its COllCOin- France and England, at the earliest date, copilance of infamy." "Will he de- iea of all new law books and periodicals; and nv that a band of his indieent fellow whatever else may he interesting to the Ameri-
Citirens once chased him through t!,e ran jurist, whether published m England, ..nt miJni.rht in inflirr nn him a:.F'M"' th. U. Statt , will be carefully ,e-
.w - - t j.,cte,i bT a cowpetent eilitor.
Linen, and cotton table diaper
Circassians, merinocs, and bombazetti,
MEN'S SUMMER WARE.
CONSISTING OF SUMMER CLOTHS. Merino, cassimer, brochcll Princetta, and lasting Real linen drilling Blue, and yellow, nankeens Superior silk velvet White, and colored marseills vesting Valeutia, aattin face and silk do. STOCKS. Bombazine, plain and figured silk Blnck Italian cravats Gentlemen, and ladies glovea Brown, and bleached sheetings, and shertings Cheeks, plaids, and ticks &c. &e.
Hats, Boots, and Shoes. of all kinds, with a general assortment of Hardware, and Cutlery, Queens ware, Glass ware, and Groceries, also
Bar Iron, Castings, Jruils, and
dow Glass. &c. S,'c. &t. JOHN & WEST April 13th, 1833. tf.
DR. PtmSON'S WBL CE coucm DPQPS
For Curing Coughs, Colds, Asthmas and
Consumption. THESE Drops immediately remove dilTicu'-
ty of breathing, tightness or stneture across
i the breast, obstructions anil ulcers upon uia
: Lungs, pain in the side or chest, and spitting of blood. Price, 1 per bottle. Half but-
i lies, 50 cents.
German Eye-Water. THOSE troubled with weak, sore or infla
med eyes, will find an invaluable remedy m the GERMAN EYE WATER. This preparai tion is superior to any now in use. The most
aggravated cases of inflamed eyes, are reliev
ed ar.d cured, by a few application? ol this
Eye Water. The studious and weakly arc
particularly requested to give this collynum a trial, in which they will find an eiTcctalu remedy. Price 25 cents per bottle.
in-
ignominious punishment for having act
ed as a spy in the service of the British and Indians during the war. A gentleman is at our elbow, who who aided in
the chase."
V. Y. Cour. Sc Enq.
NOTICE.
I rwinc ...i :i t
i.I l ! J. iiBiuuJiimuiiuus liattllg HloOCiaiCU IDFH-
-i-i nun uciir any H to,rnfl,pr r...,. ;
ii ,r. i l l. l . .. ",
ui auui uiese inius, iuu uc kiiuws iui ; merchanUise vVc. in Wilmington, Dearborn
a cloud ol Witnesses Will rise up against, county In. under the name of H. Barker &, Co
Beg leave to inform the public that ther have
. . . - -
! !'ist receiveil a general assortment of
oliticians dupe the ignorant portion of i credence where we are not personally j wm be sold on the most accommodating terms le people into the belief, that they suf- knowrV The Journal says they can be ; for cash r from oppression by the , id, nabobs Provet that the victim we swindled, , Ioiik, W keat, Flouh, Oats, Hav,
wnen we escapea 10 Atxas, is nom in i vAiim, xjiiAi-Ms, jji..Ejr, r eath-
this City tnat while the Lditor was pen ' krs, c. &c
'It appears evident, from the movements in South Caaolina, Georgia, and Virginia, that the discontented spirits,
who moved Nulliticaton, are by do! J : I t - a 1 i , I
means aisposeu. ip ue quiet
th
for from oppression by
cf the North. Stump orators tell of the wrongs inflicted on those patrsotic State by the General Government, and some people who hare nothing to lose, and who are too laiy to gain any
thing by patient diging, take fire as they listen, and give the orator or his friend thrir votes for Member of Congress, which is precisely what they want. There is less of novelty about this king of humbugs. Nullification, after all, than we might suppose. Crafty men, who have a turn of their own to serve, can very easily feign to be ardently devoted to this opinion or that, as they fancy the prejudices of their more
ignorant neighbors are inclined. This
has been the case, again and again.
How olten have we seen the princiule
acted upon, and with some success, too,
by men, who certainly care little about
the subjects in dispute make them serve
a turn.
The exciting question of Slavery is
now discussed freely at the South. That
question, (which, if a Northern man dares to introduce he must be silenced at once,) it taken up as a means of stirring up the slave hclden against the ff!f St O'T. Though wr cannot approve the spirit r which thi i done. yet we cannot but I. ope that great benefits may flow from it, for let thoe States once tee
the origin of all their real difficulty to be the Slave system, and the system tnust crumble and fall. Portsmouth JounaL
him."
The foregoing charges are grave and important, and we have determiued to
treat them accordingly. It they can be i
nust be unworthy of i Miocenes, i i arci ware, Uu
Dry Goods,
established, we mus
eens
the countenance or support of a high 'ware, Salt, Iron, Castings, minded community. They are made, p.p r. 0
lUUt, Willi CE U-lV w uviu iivcj ciijvi j.r v.-
. I I . I
Amhitinn clslon Wlll,-a taiiuonau iy wuhiwhu ( d
And intend keeping constantly on hand, a good assortment of the above articles, which
S3. PIERSON'S WELCH TIWVJTIRE FOR THE CURE OF
j Rheumatism, both Chronic and Inflamma-
matory, in all heir different forms, Stiffness of the Joints. jYwnbnets, Sprains, $-c.
IOR this most distressing of all diseases, I - now offer to the nublic a certain and ner-
manent remedy. 1 would not, however, be understood to cay, that all who have it will or may be curedwhen the constitution is broken down, the vital functions impaired, the
lished the chaii making business, an High joints dislocated or rendered motionless, the
treet, opposite the market house, where he corda shrunk up and the muscles perished, will keep constantly on hand a large and these case generally inay be considered as
JLawrenceburgh Chair Manufactory rWIHE subscriber takes this method to inform
the public in general that he has estab-
splendid assortment of
Fancy and
Windsor chairs,
SETTEES, &c. Sec
Which he Warrants for durability and workmanship, equal to any in the western
country; which he will dispose of, on reason
able terms, fersona
will please ca
desperate, and can rarely be cured, though
they majr be greatlj relieved by a persevering use of tfris Tincture . It is not to be sup-
ptseu mat cases ol lunnyyrnr Handing can be cured at once, where the habit has become
nssimulated to the nature of the complaint
lor in such cases the whole l abit of body and
quality of the blood must he changed, and
this must be the work of time. Trice, $1 per
bottle.
May, 1831 t.!6m-
05" The above Medicines are carcfiillv nrenarpr1 hv IT TT l?t-, r1
Persona wishing to purchase, ,laLr ;rN v 4 llandindr. for ii,pm..i... ' Uatdvia, IM. Y. and none is cenume, un-
WM. N.ROGERS. Mess he ouside printed wrapper is
ed by him in his own hand writing.
For sale by EZRA FERRIS.
siffn-
nine the charges, one of the "band,"
who chased us- to inflict an ignominious punishment on us, for acting as a spy in
the service oi the Untith and Indians during the war was at his elbow and,
that the allegation, that we were horse
whipped through the streets of George
town, can be readily established, by the evidence of 'one of the best known and
most respectable professional geutleman in the State.'
The public will agree with us, that we owe it to ourselves to arising family, dependant on our character and earnings to refute those charges. To accomplish this object, we have directed a suit to he instituted against the proprietors of the Journal and Focus, in the
(rial of which they will stand in need of
all the evidence they adduce. An effort to meet such accusations, by lampooning the authors of them, would have been
inappropriate and ridiculous to recognize the writer as a reputable man, on
a level with ourselves, was out of the
question. We have, therefore, but one course to pursue to subject the propri
etors of the Journal to the penalties which the laws will impo upon them.
Afiu Albany Gat. Jl'rt'co. We learn by the Bchr. Pee
gy Thomas, sailed on the 30th March,
that when she sailed a rutnor was nrev
alen there that attempt had been made
to anMnate General Ptdrazza at his country eat. bnt failed, and I It at thn
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j.aran T ow conveyed from lyinctn-; late Vice President Bustamente had rati to Philidrlphia by the Ohio and precipitately left the country. ri CDl, for ont ceot a pound. JV. Y. Cour. 4 Enq.
delivered at their store, or at the boat landing on Hogan creek. ! HIRAM BARKER. JOHN HULL. GARAH MARKLAND.
LAW NOTICE. AMOS LANE, Attorney and counller at Law, will, in future, give his undivided Attention, to his profession may be consulted at hia office, on high street, near the clerk's of
fice, at all times, except when at Court will attend the Circuit, Probate, and Commissioner's
Courts, in the County of Dearborn. Tho Circuit Courts, in Franklin, Switzerland Ripley and Decatur counties. The Sunreme nml
District Courts at Indianopolia . And will at
tend to business of Importance, either civil or triminal in any other courts in this, or adioin-
ing States. He trusts that his long and sue
New Goods.
from
The subscribers have juat received
I hilaUelphia a enteral assortment of DISY GOODS, Hats, Shoes, Books, Hardware, &c.
Also an assortment of Saddlery, Queenaware,
Glassware, urocenes, otc.
TOCSEV, & DUNN. April 12, 1833.
LAW
TlkANIEL J. CASWELL 4. DANIELS
RJ? MAJOR, Attornies and Counsellors at
law, have entered into partnership, and will
practice in ihe third Judicial Circuit of Itiili
ana, particularly in the countiei of Dearborn,
Franklin, Ripley and SwiUerland; Also in
the Supreme Court at Indianapolis. Office on
Short street immediately oppositeMr. Ludlow's large brick building; where D. S. Major will
at all times be found, unlcsa, absent on buai
ness, ready to attend to any professional aer
vices that may be required. He will a lao attend to the settlement of estate before the Probate Court ; and of claims before the Com missiuncrs Court of Dearborn county. Persons wi.hing Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, or cunveyancea of any kind, can havt them drawn in a legal and unexceptionable form, by calliug at their office. All business confided to Caswell it Major will receive the united and itrict attention of
both. La wren eeburgh , Oct. 1 2, 1 832.J 1 .-1 jr.
Is
THE celebrated horse. BONNETS O'BLIE,
WILL stand the present senson, ending tho 10th of July next, the first four days of each week at the stable of the subscriber, in the town of Hartford. Farmers and others desirous of im
proving their stock of horses will do well toe all and examine this noble animal. The rates at which he stands are etremelv moderate, and
ccssful practice, will insure him, his former apa.11' of payment made the most accommolibcral portion of professional busineg. when "at'nftr-
the public shall be assured that all business
entrusted to his charge,shall receive hisprompt I aH.ntinn anil kail fT. . - . i -
............. "v. itmi?, tu uriug ii 10 a
apeedy i.nU successful cloj.
AMOS LANE. Lawrenoeburgh, June 13th, 1838.
Bonnets O'Blue. IS a beautiful Gray; 9 year sold this spring, 16 hands 1 inch high. He was sired by Majesty Gray, of New-Jersey, he by the imported horse Rockingham. Bonnets O' Blue was raised by Capt. Joseph Mounts of Warren county, Ohio, from his well known brood mare Bluo Jane , she was sired by Wynot Messenger, and be by the imported Messenger. For particulars see printed bills. AMOS T. COYLE. m r t
marcn zain, 1833. G Notice This. THE T.n r.n.nl.a...L .TJ--1 rrt .
ceasary. ma terma will be for the lower class. peetfnllT invito ih. ,k :
. .,.-.;., i . . . , I . S1 niiu nir in M 1 1 en I I'M
.... u...6 , HriinmencK su, IQH, to attend to th
School Notice.
MR. Z. CASTELINE, proposes to the citizena of Lawrencfhnrirh. in nr.n n
school for the instruction of the pupils entrusted to hia care, in the ordinary, elementary
oranencs oi fengusn insiructiou, UfcocRArHT, Hirroar, CoMrosmo.v, Natukal Philosophy and M ATHiMATict , and the Latin Lanouao.
A competent assistant will be engaged, if ne-
A f L a
fot geography, history, composition, natural due, with the toll collector b navine ca.h philosophy and m.themalicks, 3 50, and for or giving their not. payablXS ThT Vchool win' 50 PCrn qUBr XW , TW h"TV r0,'ed 'ince t e 7n AS lhBJX WMP"'"M'-."I .ettlement ongh., and April 22d, in the room over the bank: for fur- must be mada in aoroe war. It is not the ther mf.rmation, a, to qualification term. wish of the Company to coerce L" r. by lea! ...... . . .uagisiraie. I hose who da tint ntloml in thin
13,000
Harb Ut,
POtTN DS f SbaoMera for aak by
TOVSfiT DWH.
Notice this Warning. ALL that art indebted to the undersigned, are notified that their accounts and notea &c. are left with John Salliuarah Esq. for col
lection. An indulgence; of 3 months may be bad, by all those who will coma forward and confess judgement acd give security. All concerned will do well to attend to it toon, at I am compelled to pat the aame beyond my con trDl, to pay my own debts. Those who attend to this will very much oblige their friend &c. JOHN SHOOK. irii totb, nn.
notice, must not think hard to find their billainthe officers bands John Saltmarsh, Esq. after the 20th of March, 1833. The above will be the case with all except Stockbolder.. JEREMIAH PH1NEY, Treas. March lit, 1833.
A CARD. Br. J. n. Browcr, Will attend to the practice ol Dentistry, In all of its various branches. Feb. e. 3a.