Western Statesman, Volume 4, Number 33, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 1 November 1833 — Page 3
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A BEAT BEATEN. We have now before us, three brats raised by Mr. Jesse Hunt, of this place, the united weights of whioh are forty-nine pounds . The largest weighs'uickeri pounds and three quarters .
From the Wabas
i Courier.
A ttjan whose name is supposed Jo be Thomas Edwards, a resident at Kingston, Jamacia, was found in Boston, not Ion j since, with his throat cut in a most shocking manner, his head heing ncarlv severed from his shoulders, lie had
Ssow. We ure informed that the snow storm which visited this place on Monday last, did not extend to any considerable distance in the surrounding country. About four miles north of (his placethe depth did not exceed thi.'ij inc'us.
WELL DOXK. It :uTards us pleasure to bo cnnbleJ to publish the following. Sueh specimens vf i'onude industry arc rare.
-Miss ELIZA XOYES of Manchester township in
committed suicide, vwule in a stale of nCZ!, t
mental tleranjrcment. The following
letter was found in his coat pocket: ''I have seen some of my friend, and as I can get no assistance, I am placed in an awkward situation. You are nwarc of what passed between us before our parting that you mentioned particularly before you would come to this country, you mut have a letter from me desiring it. As you have requested it, I shall do every thin"; in my power to make you happy and comfortable. Harriet, we are now separated fourteen hundred and twenty miles parts us, and let that distance part us forever, if there
is any thing of deception in what you told me. If you have any affection for another individual, let cverv thought and feeling of me cease to exist, and leave me to myself. I hope a few years ill calm that breast which now is burning with sorrow and disappointment. But my Harriet, if t'.iat affection you once had for me still remains, if you wish me again to be respected and happy, and again practice religion and virtue, then come to me and let us end our
ays together. Should you determine to come to Baltimore, the socner the better, as if I hear nothing satisfactory from you, I shall start for New Orleans as soon as I receive a letter from my brother in Ireland.'
me morning am! cmlod at six in the evening. C. Unless we are greatly mistaken this young lady is related to the gentlemen, who some time ago pressed an enormous quantity of hay in a comparatively short time. No news of general interest has been received since the isiuing of our last number. Hence, the baneuness of our editorial column.
r.f. eft of Consn'cucc. An article of silver
plat': i'says the Kcwport Mercurj) was stolen f. or.i the dwellinj hou1 of one of our citizens, sf vtral months since, and no trace of it could
d. A few ni'ht since, the article
ANOTHER VILLAIN. We find the following advertisement in the "Columbus Chronicle." "A man who called himself William P. Jones, was arrested by an officer of this town, a few days since, to answer for a debt
he had contracted last spring with one of our merchants ; and as he had not the "rhino past him," to satisfy the merchant's demand, lie was lodged in the county jail lor the night ; and on the next morning he "swore out," and shortly made off. Soon after he left town, sonic of our citizens deeming him a suspicious character, opened and examined the contents of his saddic-bags, whic h, we learn, he placed in tho hands of a gentleman in lieu of a debt, and there found several eerti'icates for lands purchased at
tiie ineonncs and .Teffersonvillc Land Offices, some of which were tilled and signed with the proper names, and the balance in blank form. $.";.", in bibs were also found in the sad
dle-bags. The bills arc 2tTs and 5's, all counterfeit, most of which are badly executed, and are easily defected by good judges; others might be passed off to individuals who are net accustomed to handling paper maney. Jnx of the above $3 bills are on the bank
press thcmseivcs upon the public attention, and which seem likely to acquire hereafter an additional degree of importance, v.e do hope that the members of Congress will come to the discharge of their high duties with the firm determination to "make all the ends they aim at be their country s," regardloss'of the miserable calls of party or faction. We perceive that edorts wii! be ra ide to continue the svsteni of organization
e etulrc adopted, u lid t j "'count off on uny grounds, wheucver a question of n;o-
meiit is introduced.
Hat is it asking too much of the rcpresen-
tati esct'tho peo;:le fresh from the people
the guanuans ot their rights and interests.
and the conserve tors of the peace and happiness of our country, to reject this svstcm
with indignation, and stand up lor tneir own honor ami independence as well as the welfare tjf their constituents? Is it asking too much of i he in, to remember that whilst thev are acting t!S legislators on the floor of Congress, they are affecting the cause of Liberty throughout the world, and that, there can be no way more sure of bringing that cause into dsirepute, than by prostituting the purposes of their election to the manoeuvres and intrigues of men: party. Alexandria Gazdtc. From the Louisville Herald.
The Editor of the United States' Telegraph proposes to publish an extra semi
monthly paper, to contain sixteen paircs in
pamphlet form, to be devoted to the discus
sion ot the great questions which now agi
tate the public mind, namely : "The nature
and extent of the powers of the Federal Government the abuses of the Executive power, and the remedy against them an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, giving the election of President to the people, and taking the ultimate choice
from the House of Representatives the de
partment of the Executive, The effect of
that dependanee and the remedy the cur
rency, the Presidential election, and the
bearing ot all upon public liberty." The subjects here proposed to be examined are all of great importance, and if ably and dispassionately discussed, with reference sole
ly to the country, not the benefit of party.
must throw much light upon the theory of
our government, and may prevent hereafter
the dangerous usurpations of the Executive
liic extra will be published at the rate of
one dollar and fifty cents per annum; but where five or more copies arc wanted for distribution, it will be furnished at the rate of iiv e copies for five dollars per annum. Some of the Eastern papers express strong doubts as to the confirmation, by the Senate, of Mr. Taney, as Secretary of tkc Treasury, and, as we think, not without good cause. There is much reason to believe that the appointment will not be confirmed. The late pliablnicsa of the new Secretary
m giving his sanction to an act not required by the public weal, and which the blunt honesty of his predecessor forbade him to perform, will not, wc arc persuaded, be over
looked by the American Senate the lawful and constitutional ad 'iscrs. in all an-
the principles of free gorcrnatcnt there
fore:
Reso!vcd,ly the General An nibly of tkc
Stale of Tennessee, That our Senators in the Congress of the United States be instructed, and our representatives re
quested, to use their exertions to repeal
all laws authorizing the Military Academy aforesaid to be kept up; also to oppose the parsnge of all laws making appropriations hereafter for4 the ex
pense of that institution.
llesolvcd, i hat the Secretary ofState
cause a copy of the foregoing preamble and resolution to be furnished to each of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress.
Ciischauaii SSarkel. November 1, 1333.
I'lOiii the South Branch Intelligencer. COXGRESSIOXA L RESULT. The following isTthe result of the e-
lection for members of Congress, in Ma-
yland.
Urst district. Littleton P. Dennis,
National Republican.
beevnd district. R. 13. Carraichael,
Jacksonian.
Third district. James Turner Inde
pendent Jacksonian,!against VanBuren
and lor the bank. Fourth district. James P. Heath, Independent Jacksonian, against Van Burcn and for the Bank.
Fifth district. Isaac McKim, Jackso
man,
against the Bank.
Sixth district. William Cost Johnston, National Republican. Seventh district. Francis Thomas Jacksonian, against the Bank. Eight district. John T. Stoddart Independent Jacksonian.
Allspice. Almonds, Alum, Bacon Hams, Hog rouu;', Beans, Beeswax, Bread, Pilot Cracker, Brimstone roll, Butter, keg. Castor Beans, Castings, Caudles sperm, mould, dipt, Cassia, Chocolate, No. 1, Cheese, W. Reserve, Clover seed, Cloves, Coal at the River Coffee, Wavauna,
Rio, St. Jas;o, Cigars, Spanish, Id a lay, American, Cordage tar'd,
Copperas, Cotton, AI. & Tenn
Yflrns, ass'd,
Feathers,
Flour superfine, Fish, Herring, Mackerel, No. 1, " No. 2, " No. 3, Cod, dry, Salmon, Shad, mess, Flax Seed,
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wu returned, and placed within the window, vjneans me oilier are a s and XU's on
nicd by the following note, without . t lie L niled elates Lank. lho o s arc not
insert verbatim, and with the ; no well executed as tiie U ,
i tuk so
r. cm m
date, wince
l,oj e that those guilty of purloining articles, will bo thus indued to make similar restitu
tion: ivz , heare is your poringcr
1 tn-x a '"i hut i never had a charns to do nothin with it thin, and now Mi konsliense feales a tnrter prieltin that keeps from triing; i hope i shall bo forgiven. i'"yon knowJ boo i bee, i pro-
niis i r.evtr snai uuu suu iuu. m.. & liope U will be pleased to sea it Shin, i skowered it hopiu to make it sel, but then i was feard to try.
Wosnr.ns of Philosophy. The polypus receives new life from the knifo which is lifted to destroy it. The lly spider lays nn rcg as large a it-elf- There are 1011 muscles in a caterpillar. Hook discovered 11,000 mirrors in the eyes of a drone; and to eCect the respiration of n carp, 13,.'.'i0 artcric?,vcssels, veins, and bones,
&c, are necessary . 1 no body ot every spiaer contains -onr little masses pierced with a multito ! of imperceptible holes, permitting the pas(r, ir of a 'ingle, thread ; all the threads, to the amount of 1 '''H to each mass, join together, when thry come out, and make the single thread ih which the spider spins its web, so that
what we call a spider's thread consists of more than 100i) united. Lewenhoek, by means of
i .1 - - i-
ol sane, wno spun uirc.uia so unc mat h
100'J ol them to cipial in magnitude a sin-
Said Jcnos, we learn, lately resided in the Southeast corner of Monroe county, and it is believed he now makes his home some where in Morgan county, and has a number
of accomplices in that direction to aid him in his villainous conduct. The public should, therefore, be on the alert, both to detect and
bring this man to justice, and to guard against further impositions from him and his party. Jones is represented as a small man about 30 years old, sandy complexion, fierce look, has a small indentation on the right side of his chin, brown cloth frock coat with a velvet collar, and black fur hat.
07 Printers throughout the State are re
quested to aid in bringing this man to justice, by copying the altovc in their respective papers, or by making such remarks as they may deem necessary, and the favor shall be reciprocated.
Fac-simile cf the Avery Letters- We
have seen the fac-similes of these letters in the hands of the intended publisher, and were as
tonished at their perfect re8euiblance,the nicest
inspection cannot discover the slightest varia
tion from the originals in the office of the Clerk
of the Supreme Court, with which we compared
them. We reccommend them to the attention of every one who has or shall have a copy of th trial, or of 'Aristides.' There are but few who doubt the guilt, of the man, but when the letters attributed to him are examined and compared with bis acknowledged letters, there
"will not be left a loop to hang a doubt upon." It is conceded by all, that whosoever was the writer of the letters to Sarah Maria Cornell, was accessary to her murder. 'Die object in
publishing the fac-similes is to enable every one who chooses, to examine, compare, and determine for himself. The letters will be published on paper exactly similar to that on which they were written the yellow letter on yellow, and the pink letter on pink paper, to preserve their esact similarity .
A Card. W. J. Duane, finding that
his name is used by each of the contending parties, at the present election, to
promote their several purposes, without
regard to facts, or to his feelings, deems
it a duty to himself to request the public, not to give credit to any publication, respecting his principles, views, or sentiments, unless sanctioned by his own name. Recent occurrences at Washington have produced no 'change in his
principles, nor can flattery on one side, or menaces on the other, divert him
from the course, which he has pursued
hiccd when the session of Conorcss is near- lrom lne tirst moment at which ae was
cr by some weeks. Mr. Taney is person- competent to think for himself, ally unknown to us; what he may be gen- Philadelphia, Oct. 7,'1833.
era lly as a politician or a man need not be T , considered. From the. mwinihir 1 kescuiption rou A Cough Take
with reference to the acts of the President " table spoonsful of molasses, 2 do. of as well as that of his own, may the almost vinegar, 2 tea spoonsful antimonial wine,
Ginger, race, ground, Glass, 12 by 18, 12 by 16, 11 by 17, 10 by 12 8 by'lO Glue, American,
Grain, Wheat, Rye, Outs, Corn, Barley, Gunpowder, Duponfs Wade's, Honey, Hay,
Hemp, Hides dried salted,
Hops first sort,
pointments. of the Executive. On this sub
ject the Philadelphia National Gazette,
speaks in the loiiowing confident tone: Louisville Herald. "We deem it extremely improbable that, the nomination will be confirmed, and w c
think that we can make evident the propriety of rejection. It is not requisite to discuss
the question now; our reasons shall be ad-
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age::ts. The following- gentlemen will please act 4 agents fur tiie Statesman: Petcrshurh, A Beni. Emilv, L'.q . Elizabclktow.i, O. Messrs. C. &I. D.M1"3' York-n.idc. V. S. Ward, Esq. viatic hater. Henry Hopkins, Esq. Sparta. A.iram Kversole, Escj. Ctiinbridje. Jaeou Biusdel . ifentt'niL James Samuel, Esq. Duel: Crfil'.- lion. I). Mount. Pliittmt'iropy. B. H. Griffin, Esfj. Cent rcei lie. Editor of the Times. hdso. Welcome Lewis, Esq. A'cw Tniil in, hi. Geo. Sutton, Esq. Harrison, la. I'osc Master Salmon. Dr. ;. R. Chitwoo:!, CV'iTt. IVt Master llrc'.nsburh. l'ost Master. Jjaururi. A. J'carilinan, Es-- . Euginr, Ja. Mito llosfjid, Esq, Nadismi. Gen. fil . Stapp. Il il,i.!:t ;r. Ilnvis Weevcr, Es.. Hartford. J.Muisen Watts, Esq. .iurnra. Daniel L.m'iolonie.v Esq. JUsiiis-Sun. John JJ. Craft.
TAKEN L"F, BY Abraha-n Eversolo, of Sparta township, Dearborn county, IndiW ana. en the ICth dav of October,
"sV'lr 1333, an cstruy bay horse colt,
yaJsgwifga supposed to be three years old last .. . .... . i ' i i -
spring; described as toliows, Diacu. maue auu
ail, dark les, richt hind foot white, a small
star in his forehead, a small white spot on his
nose, acstula on his shoulders, aoout tourieen
and a half hands high. INo other mar'is or brands perceivable, appraised at fifteen dollars
bJ
HENRY AEfctiUUtNli. LEWIS CHILSON. A true conv from my cstray book. JOSEPH EW AN, J. r.
Lawrenceburgh, Nov.
certainty of a rejection be inferred."
40 drops of laudanum, Mix them togeth
er, and take six tea spoonsful on going to bed; if a cure is not effected the first
night,tryit again the succeeding night.
Ibouthcrn Planter.
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We ?ec tmit Monticello, the country ccatof Thomas JnrFERsoN. is again off.'reJ (or sale. It is stated in the Richmond Compiler, that no property in Virginia w ill be more cheaply disposed
(Jf The, situation of the dwelling is piutifii'. and its architecture chaste
j costly. ruc:i an editice, nauoweu
tr nianv ennobling associations,
...v'iriltJL I' ,1.1111. II i'iivi'- v..v-
Old D'dnion. Saturd 'y Lc. I osl.
ani.
by !:
r. An Ir.4im.an, says
erint, was arraigned
before the Municipal indictment fr stealing.
1 him to rdcad "guilty
said the man,
What can you
FoUCE i.n i!i:: it.n P.oston Trati
iii this morning Court, o:i an
The Clei" 'iei
r.t cuilty.' "Sir,
n:i't spake KnglUh."
t.i ulri.l"' W11 flint's n5 rrnnd
fpeaK: ........ , . rlih I want. Cuilly or noK.uilty? iot&uilty, by the jumping jingoes ! ! Couns. A piece of tobacco, moistened with water, and bound upon the corn, acta as an effectual cure. We have tried it and found it so have re-'-.mmonded it to many others who have
found the same relief. If you arc afllicJ bind on the weed, do not ape the
Chiticst, and we will warrant you free
from coins it: sit month;. A . H. Spectator.
THE NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS. The twenty-seventh Congress will assem
ble, under circumstances of no small interest
to the people of this country. At the close
i- . i i . . .1 . i i r
ol tno last session, a nor uic settlement oi
the South Carolina business the passage
d the Land Hill tiie vote upon the subject
of the Deposites, and the arrangement of
other matters of minor importance it was
not expected that we would have any topics of excitement again brought up for some 3 oars, and this expectation 'was strengthened bv the fact that the Presidential Election
was at a comparatively remote period, and
the h"po that its discussion would nt, short
lv be commenced. C'ontrarj', however, to all reasonable calculation, it seems that we
are to be entirely disappointed. The mea
sures consequent upon the arrangement of
thedisoute between South Carolina and the
General Government, have introduced new
disputes involving the powers of the Government and the rights of the States. The
Public Lands, by reason of the veto upon
the law, are yet unsettled. 1 ho Deposites
in spite of Congress, have been remov ed
the Pi esidenti iHiiiestion is and will be agi
tated the course of the Executive is severe
ly censured and, f:nallT, matters are daily
occurring, calling for action on the part of the representatives of the people, and likely to produce as much and even more agitation than we have, before experienced. Wo might pause to lament over this state of things, and regret the necessity w hich seems to exist for continual turmoil. But w e can neither alter the disposition of men nor dispose of the course of events to suit our own opinions. We must lake the times as (hey come, and in all emergencies do the
best that wo can.
In ic-v, then, of the dif!iou!tir3 and im . . i I i l-
Froni the Louisville Herald. General Jackson has been in office a lit
tlo more than four years and a half in the
whole. Dunns that time, he has had no
ess than three Secretaries of State, viz:
Martin Vaa Buren, Edward Livingston, and
ouis M Lane ; four Secretaries of the Trea-
w'ir 7n g in,' Lwu2LttM. all of Manchester township. William J. Duane, and Roger B. Taney; 1 .- l ' . f r . . r . , !
iwo (secretaries ot tvar, jonn U. A.atonaiul
cwis Cass; and two Secretaries of the Na
r, John Branch and Levi Woodbury. Few
of the changes have been voluntary. The
greater part of those who have gone out of
MARRIED. On Tuesday, the 24th inst.
by the Rev. A. J. Cotton, Mil. Robert P. Mlllikf.x, to Miss Rebecca Alexander ;
Indigo, Spanish Floot ccroon lb in kegs, lb Bengal, lb Iron, J imiata bar, ton hoops, lb rods, !n
Lard, lb Lead, bar, lb pig, Ikwhite, in oil, keg red, lb Leather, sole, Cincinnati, lb
upper uo snio calfskin, Fhila. doz skirting, lb harness, lb Linen, brown tow, yd flax, yd Logwood, ton Molasses, sugar house, gal plantation, gal Madder, best Dutch, lb Mustard, common, lb English, doz Nails, Juniata, assorted lb Boston, assorted. lb wrought, assorted, Ib Nutmegs, lb Oil, sperm, gal
Linseed, gal Olive, doz Tanners', bbl Pepper, lb Pork, mess, bbl
Prime, bbl Cargo, bbl
Potatoes, bush Rags, lb Raisins, box
Rice, lb
Sucar, N. O., prime, lb
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NOTICE.
1 1,11 E subseribcr takes this method to inform the is public generally that he has erected a shop in Rising Snii whcie he intends to carry on in all its aiiuus
brandies, Engine nmkmg, FOIkGlMi 4c r il.il. iW. l'lei' ti-siie.iis, axes ttc. wiil also be made and warlanted equal to any manufactured in the Western ccmi'ry. From his long experience in the business in".
feels assured that lie will deserve and receive a portion ofpuaiic patronage.
C. HACrA-N . Rising Sun, Aug. Cth 1S33.
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RISING- SUIT ACAESr&Y. TIIE Academy at Rising Sun, which has been successfully conducted the past year by Mr. Pratt, will be re-opened on the first Monday in October next,utsder the supcrintendanca of Mr B. F Cla'ke, a graduate of Miami University, who is highly recommended by the faculty of the distinguished institution where be roecircd his education. Mr. Clarke has been engaged .as a select tutor and consequently has experience in teaching. He will bring with hita a competent English Instructor, and procure an additional one should the number of pupils require it.
The Academy is located in a retired, pleas
ant part of the healthful village of Rising Sun
and is furnished with Ilolorook's apparatus by means of which many principles in Mathematics and Natuial Philosophy may be happily il lustraled. Young gentlemen will be prepared for any class in college, for teaching, and for mercantile pursuits; and young ladies will receive instruction in the branches usually taught in Female Sem'iiai lea. Board can be obtained in respectablo families on reasonable terms. September 20th, 1833 29 3t tf
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LAVREITCEBURGH, ITKOVSSIO MARKET. Friday, Mv. 1,1833.
cilice have not died a natural political death. Apples green,
dried
The establishment of a new paocr in Bed-
lord is in contemplation by J. Ciahk & 11.
W . I iioMPsox, to be called the Indiana Re
enter. Ihcse men we believe arc very
oompetent to the task, and we would con
clude that the people oi Lawrence, and of
the aojacent counties, would give them the
necessary support, fxothing contributes so
much to the free circulation of virtuous
ideas, as a well conducted newspaper. And
if ideas arc intellectual wealth, the press
should be among the first objects of public
regard. Ren. y iUinner.
Beef, choice pieces,
bush a lb.
round tor smoking "
Beans,
Butter, Cheese, Corn,
' meal,
Chickens,
Ducks,
Eggs, Flour,
Hops, 1 Ij ins,
Hay, Lard,
Mutton,
bush
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50 5 4 45 12i 7 18 374 ICO
81
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a 1) a 22
Loaf, double refined lb
Major Noah still keeps twilling the Edi
tor of the Globe about the two hundred dot
lars he advanced him to commence the publication of his paper, lie regrets exceed-
inirlv that the Globe is not conducted in "a Onions,
resoectablc. agreeable and centlcmanlv Oats, (demand)
stvle." and as ho advanced ,i200 towards Fork, (small quantities) lb
nst:iblUliiiur it. bn "r.Hiinut hrdn hnvintr a Potatoes, SWeet, bush
parental feeling lor it."
Louismlle Herald,
ton lb. u bush
poriance f 'be qu'hr-.s which nirrndy
From the Western Times. WEST POINT ACADEMY.
In the Senate of Tennessee, on the
26th ult. Mr. Cannon submitted the following preamble and resolutions.
which by rule of the Senate, are laid on
the table for one day.
Whereas the existence of the Milita
ry Academy at West Point in the State
of New York, is considered by this Gen
eral Assembly as inconsistent with re
publican institutions and dangerous to
. ..
" Irish,
Peaches, dried, Quinces,
Veal, (choice pieces,
Wheat,
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To Printers.
"M7"E offer for sale a first rate Cast iron
w w fStanburv nateutl suner-roval Press,
which has been in use two or three years in the
Statesman office, and is in perfectly good order.
J. It. SMITH. Lawrcnecburgh, August IGth 1833.
Lump, Havanna white,
Salt Zanesville,
Tuik'slsland Kenawha, Saltpetre, crude, refined, Salts, epsom, Glauber Soap yellow, common, Shot, Sifters, No: 14 to 15 Cogniac Brandy, American do Peach, do Holland Gin, Country do New Orleans Rum,
Tobacco, leaf, Virginia man. Kentucky do Cincinnati do Twine, Viueear,
M adeira, Teneriffe. S. Madeira, Port, Malaga, sweet dry, Champaigue ,
I Claret, .
Wool, clean washed Whiskey from wagon, Steel, cast, No. 1, No. 2, Crowley , American blistorcd English do Tallow, Tar, Gunpowder, TEA, Imperial, ) Young Hyson, Tin plate,
lb
lb bush bush bush lb lb Ib lb lb bag 1 doz gal 1
00
1600 124 12 00 10 50 6 50 25 3
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50 75 45 10 14 ej a 5 4 75 37 50 50
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4 G 5 1 87 5 50 2 00 C2
.Dissolution. FfJIIIS day was dissolved by mutual consent JL the partnership heretofore existing be
tween the subscribers under the firm of Smith &, Maior. All debts due the establishment will be paid to J. R . Smith, who alone is authorised to receivethem, and those to whom the late firm is indebted will present their accounts t
him for payment. J. R. SMITH, D. S. MAJOR. October 4th, 1833. TO'yL"X MEN.
fwish to employ a yonng man who can come well reccomniended, to travel through tho
counties composiug this Congressional district,
for the purpose ot soliciting subscribers to the
Statesman. Good wages will be given. Letters post paid will be attended to. JOHN R. SMITH. October 18, 1833
AN1EL S MAJOR & AMOS LANE, have formed a oartueiship in the practice of Law.
They will practice in all the Inferior and Superior courts of this, and the adjoining States. Their oflica is on High street., in Mr. Lane's former oihee. Lawreiice'ourgh, Sept 9, 1833.
ANIEL J CASWELL it DANIEL S MAJOR have bv mutual consent, dissolved ths
partnership heretofore existinc; between them. All business, however, which has been entrusted to thein, will receive their united a'.tentioa uutd fully settled . Lawieneeburgh, Sept 9, 1633.
ITtjic,
JUSTICES
tor
BLANKS, for
KENTUCKY.
SALE AT THE wr.ITr.RK STATESMAN OFFICJJ
gal gal 1 gal gal cwt S lb lb lb lb hbl 4 gal 4 gal 1 gal 1 gal 1 gal gal doz 14 doz 4
none in M.
50 SO 50 00 374 G 74 25 00 00 58 00 37 65 70 00 00
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Dissolution. THE partnership heretofore existing between Shadracb Wilber and Johnson Watt3, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having accounts with said firm, will settle the same wi'h Shadrach Wil
ber. S1IADRACH WILBER. JOHNSON WATTS. Hartford, Oct. It), 1833. 17. B. The notes and accounts created with S. Wilber, &. Co. together, with S. Wilbur's old accounts, will be left at the old stand in Hartford, now occupied by A. & R. Wilber, until the 20th day of November next, wdien I will attend to the settlement of the same for a few days, and after that they will be left in the hands of Escp Gerard, for collection. SHADRACH WILBER. 32 -3t.
lb 25 gal 25 a lb 221 a lb 20 a lb IS a lb 74 a 8 ! lb 17 a 18 lb 7 a lb 2 50 n 3 00 lb 90 a 1 00 lb 1 a lb 70 a 75 box 13 00 a
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W .SCENTS in cash paid for good clean
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'Flax Seed by
J.H. LANE & Co.
NOTICE.
HE SCHOOL SECTION, No. Ifi, Town-
shin, No. 5, Range 2, West; will be of
fered for sale, at the Court House, in Lawrenccburgb, on Friday, the 22ud of Xovember next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
aud 4 o'clock r. JU. where due attenunnce will be given, by
J AM US. W ALlYiMt, School Commissioned. September 25th, 1333. 2S-tds.
WOOD!!!
ILLhe taken in pajme ut of subscriptions due this olfiee, if delivered previous to the J 0th of
Sep. 18th '33. 27 5wt
Nov. noxt.
FIRST rate OX CART for sale, by . TO USE Y &- DUNN.
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