Indiana Palladium, Volume 8, Number 27, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 21 July 1832 — Page 4

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tb rot'ntv of I (V. ty oi ' I fto n Oxford vilhgo to ..Mount erne from Brownsbnrg to Taylor's furry, crnon. Dollinglon, from cent v. and Newton, all in Bucks county. wesi tfhld to Biookheld, in lioga from Raiding, in the county oi ierks, . limr: e anil JvUir-ers and Rehrersburg, to rme rr;-,iv. in Schuvlkill countv. fc rrt- , I... It .... f..,..,-. "Tnl1tMlln Ifl I Jill Ujf' i'U-sl nuiij .i.(. j. , . Cr .sv-foid countv. to Warren, in county. sh ill be so altered as to embrace Cen:rv-viile,and Sparta, in Crawford county, in its cr.irs from Taylor's stand to Fast Brooi'imeld. from the borough of Braver, via Fjllsfon, T..:t..- .....i ,-,il-- -.fllvivfr and SIiC- . , ' l- Vwrit!t p- and i ther.ee, by the way of New Wilmington, to the borouii'i of Mercer. Worn o.ui mn ey town, ly to tho Tran, in .Montgomery county.- Q fromWindgap post ofuce, m Aortiiamptorr countv, by Gross's tavern, Gracnweig's tavern, and David Heimback's forge, to Lehigh Gap. from Newcastle, in Mercer county, to Harmony, in Butler county. , from Miffiinville, in Columbia county, throucdiNescopec valley, by Martin Rittenhousos mills, to Conyngham town, in Luzerne countv, Pennsylvania. from Washington, by Hickory, Burgetfstown, Briceland's cro?3 roads, in washington county, Pcnn.; Manci-ster, in Brooke county, Virginia, to wellsville, in Ohio. from Montrose, in Susrpieh mnah county, by Auburn, to Black walnut bottom, or Braintrem, in Luzerne county. from Lenno-:, in Susquchannah county, by the Kentucky settlement, Gibson, Vermont settlement, and Jarmony, to Great bend. To extend route number eleven hundred and ninety-nine, (from Blairsville to Ligonior,) to Concmaugh, in Cambria county. from Venango furnace, in Venango county, to Agnew's mills, in said county. from Yocumtown, through Newberry town, to York 7aven, in said county of York. from arnson valley, in Potter county, to Sweden, via Cashingsville. from JMartinsburgh, in Bedford county, to CoTeo run, in ifuntingdon county. from or near the william Penn tavern, in willistown; thence, by the way owest town boarding school Darlington, IJfrkersville, New Red Lion, London Grove thence, by Stephens mill and to New London cross roads, in the countv of Chester. from Pottstown, in the county of Mont gomery, passing through Boyersvillc, by way of Colebrook dale, D.de forge and jteuben Troxler's store, in Berk's county, through Mil!erstown,and thence the nearest Toute'to the borougli of Northampton, in Lehigh county. from Ailentown, in Lehigh county, by way of Siegersville,to Sicgersville, in said county. From Grsensburgh, by Hobbstown in WTest rr.ore'.and county, and thence by w ay of Cookstown, to Rrownv He. in Favet e county From llarr.bnrIi, via Union Iron works, in Berks county, to LvnviMe, in Lehigh county. From Lawrencebnrgh, in Armsiron cotinty, bv Foxburi'h, F.m enton, Lyons Ferry, and enanpo village to McQuison"s on the Watsrfjrdand Andersons creek turnpike. from ?iIinorsville by Bolcck's tavern and wayncsburgh to Clingerstown, in Schuylkill county, from Jersv shore, Lycoming county, up the valley of Pine creek, via Jacob Tombs and Babbs creek, to wellsboro, Tioga county ; thence, through Stonyfork settlement, to Big-meadows; thence up Pine creek again to B. B. Chambei bin's; and from thence through Mix settlement to Knoxville, Cownesquc; also across from Jacob Tombs' to william Herod's. from watrcn, in the county of warren, to Montmorency, in Jefferson county. fronvNew Bedford, in Mercer county, in the state of Pennsylvania, to Youngstown, in the state of Ohio. That the post route leading from Milllintown, Juniata (lite Mifflin) county, to East watcrford, be so altered as to embrace Port Royal in its course between Miillintown and Tuscarora valley post ollice. from Selin's Grove, via New Berlin to Hartleton, Union county. from Tamaque to wilkesbarrc, via Conynghamtown. from Coudcrsport to Bingham in Potter county. from watson's-town in Northumberland county, by the house of Salomon Mengas, to the pest office at Road Hall in Lycoming county. from Port Littleton, to Bloodyrun in Bedford county. from the Cros3ings of Juniatta on the Turnpike, by warfordsburg, to ZTancock in Maryland. That the route from New York by Margarctta furnace to wrightsville be so altered as to run only from wrightsville to Margarctta furnace. IX DELAWARE. from Milford,. by Bridgcville, to Seaford. from Millsborough in the state of Delaware by Dagsborcugh; Truitt's, all's, Tunnells' and Eurus' store and Robbins' mills to Saint Martins. IXMARYLAXD. from wiscburgh, in Baltimore county, to Dixon Stanbury's store at Whitehall, Morrison's academy, watkins' tavern, Jork meeting-house, to Kingsville. from Snmrncrfeld, in Somerset county, Pennsylvania, by Sclby's port and Yougliiogeny iron-wori s, to Yough glades, in Alleghany county. From Mecluinicstown, through Sabillesvilje, to Wuynrsbirrgh, in Pennsylvania. From Salisbury, by Deriekson's cross roads, Cathdi's mills, and Whaley's store, to Berlin, in Worcester county. From Kingston, in Somsrset county, by

! Newtown to Snow Hill, in Worcester coun-

From New Market, in Fredrick county bv New Louden, Liberty s and .lohnsville, to Middleburgh in the same county. From Unity, Montgomery county, by Hoodsmills, Baltimore county, to Westminster From Annapolis, by Haddaway's Ferry, to St. Michael's, in Talbot county. From Georgetown, in the District of Lolumbia, withthe line of the Chesapeake j -. . T, ! ,. I. ,1 (Vvrt inn I r-v k ntnoff.n in I ' W 1 1 f ' V ( K i county, .Maryland, thence to Harpers r erry, in Virginia, IX VI RG IMA. From Richmond, by Ann-din com t-house, Nottoway court-house, Lunenburgii courthouse, and Mecklenburgh court-house, to Oxford, in Aorta L-arolma. From Rocky Mount, in Franklin county, by Josiah Di'ckerson's, George Turner';', Jacob Prellimm,s, on Smith river, and j ! Gobblimnown ironworks, to Patrick courthouse. From Abingdon, by Snltvillc, in AVashing-1 ton county, and Broa'dford, to intersect tho j route from Wythe court house, to Tazewell court-house, at the house of John Shannon, on the north side of Walker's inoutain, m Wvthe county. From Tease's valley to Ilerfords ferry. From Clarksburg!:, in Harrison county, bv Elk creek, to Buckhanontown,- in the county of Lewis. From Webb's mills, by Ilarrisvillc, to Pcnsboro, Wood county. From tho town of Eastville, to Capeville, in the county of Northampton. From Summorviile. in Nicholas county, by Stroud's Glades, to Frankfort, in Greenbrier county. From Cabell court -house, by the falls of Twelve Pole; to the forks of Big Sandy, on the Kentucky line. From Holfsville, m Iiarr;son county, to Lorcntzs' store, in the county of Lewis. From Gholsonville, Brunswick county, by Mount Airy, Greenville county, to Dancy's store, North Carolina. From Duckland, in Prince William county, by Haymarket, Thoroughfare, to the Plains, to Salem, in Fauquier county. From Princess Ann court-house, via Creed's bridge, to Black Water bridge; thence, via Mount Pleasant, to tho Great bridge, Norfolk citv. From Point Pleasant to Wright's mills, in Jackson county. From Burlington, in the county of Hampshire, by Kelly's, to Smith's farm, in the county of Alleghany, Maryland. From Orange court-house, in the countv of Orange, to Madison court-house, in the county of Madison. From Tavlorsvillc, in Hanover county, via Pottersville,in Louisa county, to Mans field, the residence of William -Mansfield, in Louisa county. j From Piketon, in P.ke county, iventucky, , to Logan court-house, in Virginia. From lite Smith's creek post office, in I Rockingham county, by kcr.zlctown, to j Mount Sidney, in Augusta county. From Miller's iron-works, in Augusta county, to Staunton. From Harrisonburg, to Keagletown. From Madison court-house, to the Robinson meeting house, in the county of Madson, 1 and from thence to the state mills, in Cul pepper county. From Harrisonburg, by Rifesvillc, Bridgeport, Miller's iron-works, and head of Mossy creek, to James A. Frazier's in Augusta county. .From Dickinsonville, in Russell county, by Osborne's ford, in bcott county, and Pendleton, (Milbourne's store,) to Estill-1 ville. ' From Danville, directly to Henry courthouse ; from thence, to Christianburg, passing through the county of Patrick, on the north side of Bull Mountain. From Miller's iron-works, in Augusta county, Virginia, to Staunton. From Abingdon, in Virginia, by way of tho Reedy creek road to Estillville, in Scott county. From Berrysville or Batlletown, in Frederick county, by Wickliffs, and Kabletown, to Charlestown, in Jcllerson county. From Front Royal, to Millwood, in Frederick county, by Borryvillc to Charlestown, in Jefferson county. From Clarkton, in King and Queen county? ov Walkcrton, Stcphensville, King and Queen court-house, Little Plymouth, to Matthew's court-house. From King William court-house, by Lancsvillo and Smith's ferry, to New Kent court-house. From Fincastle, up the Valley of Catawba, and down that of tho North fork of Roanoke, by the most direct route to Blacksburg, in ihfi thfl countv of Montgomery. That the mail route from Cabin Point, Virginia, by Blount's bridge to South Quay, be so changed as to run from Petersbursh by Blount's bridge to South Quay. IXXORTJI CAllOLIXA. From Salem, in Stokes county, by Germantown, Frost's Iron-works, Clements' Iron-works, Boyle's store, to Patricks courthouse, in Virginia. From Rutherfordton, in Rutherford county, across the Blue Ridgo at tho Hickory nut gap, to Ashville, in Buncombe county. From Columbia to Springfield, in Tyrrel county. From Kingston to Trenton. From Rockford, by Juddsville, in Surry county, to Bower's store, in Ashe county. rrom Pittsborough, Chatham county, by Hackney's cross roads, to Chapel Hill, in Orange county. rrom Rocksborough by Hugh Wood's to Black Walnut, in Halifax county, Virginia. rrom Concord to Mill Grove, thence to Dewees' Hickory grove post office, Mecklenburg county, and to Beatty's ford. rrom Nashville to Warren ton, by Belford post office, and Shocco Springs, rrom Oxford toHillsborouuk, in the state

of North Carolina, passing ly Poitet's bridge, Richard Bullocks, Hester's store. Thomas Bcchans's, and Pickett's oil mill. rrom Greenville, to Stauntonburg. From Lawrenccville, Montgomery county, to Wadcsboro Anson county. From Lccsburgh, by Hightowcrs, to Caswell court-house.

From Poplar Branch, to Powell's point, in ! Currituck county. t rrom Gravelly-hill in Bladen county, by Lisburn, Taylor's bridge, to Clinton, in S - nniicO'l KjaiiJ w.i con my. IX SOUTH CAKOLIXA. From cnionville to Cow-pen furnace, in South Carolina. rrom FdgcHeld by Laurens court-house, and Spartanburgh, to Rutherfordton, in North Carolina. From Brownsville, in the district of Marl boron uh, to Darlington court-house, and ihcncc, to Kingstrec, in Williamsburgh district. From Spartansburg, bv Rowlands lull. Jacksonville, hailsville, to Dodd s store. From Columbia, in Richland district, by Union court-house, and Spartanburg courthouse, to Ashville, in Buncombe county, North Caiolina. From Edgefield court-house, to Abbeville court-house. From Unionville. via Hancockville, to Rutherfordton. From Clarksville, in Georgia, by the Currahee Mountain and Wiley's ferry, in said state, and Pickens court-house, to Greenville, in South Carolina. From Laurence court-bouse, by Nash's mills and Cripple creek, to Greenville courthouse. From Abbeville court-house, by Church hill post ollice, and Elbcrton, to Danielsvillo, in Georgia. from Hamburg to Coker's spring. From Laurens court-house by Anderson court-house, to Andersonville. 7Ar GEORGIA. rrom S)arta, in Hancock county, by Bennett's store, Sandcrsville, Fish's store, Fuqua's store, Dublin, and Hampton's, to Hartford, in the county of Pulaski. i rem Macon, in Bibb countv, by Perrv, in Houston county, to Hawkinsville, in Pulaski county. From Marion, Twiggs county, to Perry, in Houston county. rrom Vernon, in Troup county, by Lagrange1, Franklin, West Point, Columbus, FortMitchell, Randolph court-house, and rort Gaines, to Early court-house. From Warrcnton," in Warren county, to White Oak, in Columbia county. From Fort Gaines, in Early county, by Smithville academy, and Spring creek, to Bainbridge, in Decatur county. From ililloborough, in Jasper county, by McGohce's store, in Jones county, and Dovcn to Forsvth? "m Monroe county. 1Tnm (vinton. in Newton countv, by Tttimcr's store, Decatur, Sandtown, Camp- j hellion, and Pumpkmtown, to Carrollton, in Carroll county. From Carrol It on, in Ca Robinson's and l ,vnn,l, stores to the .V y head of Coosa river. rrom Gainesville, in Hall county, by Gaiiley's, to Clarksville. uailiey S, XO ltaiKSVim:. From Forsvth, to Zebulon, Greenville, to t - ' f tagningo. m Gcoig a. rrom W riohtsborough, Columbia count, by Crawfordville, to Grecnborougli, Green count v cello in rlorida. From Burke court-house io Robinson's store. From Centrcville, to Talbot county, to Talbot ton. From .Monticcllo, by McDonough, Fay elteville, and Campbellton, to die luca, in Carroll county. From Watson's post ofiice, in Columbia countv, to Cook's Law ollice, in Elbert county, via Raysville, lUilborn s, Gatrill s, Jackson's. -Danburgh, lVilliams, and Tduckys erry. From JMonticello, Jasper county, to the town of Zebulon, in Pike county, via Cargill's ferry, and the town of Jackson. From Perry, in Houston county, by way ; of tho Traveller's Rest, on Flint river, to j Pondtown, in Lee county; thence, to Lannahassco town, in Stewart county; thence, to Lumpkin, in Stewart county; thence, to King's Bluff, on Chattahochee river, in said county. rrom Lagrange, in Troup county, Georgia ; by the way of I Vood's store, to Franklin, in Heard county. From the town of Columbus, in the state of Georgia, to Appalachian bay, in the Ter- j ritory of Florida. From McDonough, Henry county, by Latimer s i. i ,.:lrrr 1 -nv. reneeville, Gwvnett countv l- , i t ii ill .iK From Rives's, Hall county, by Leatherslorti, jjoutisvme, iUouni ionan,anu .uujuche, to Clayton, Ivabun county. From Bainbridge, in Decatur county, by Cairo, to Duncanville. C 1 T 1 -11 -ir .A- 1 1 From Decatur, Dekalb county, by ous - ley's Blackstock's, and Johnsons store, to se Winn Coweta countv. From Lawrenccville, Gwinett county, by H ater's and lEinn's ferry, on tlie Catahoochee river, and Downing's ferry, on Hightower river, to Echota, in Clierokee county. from Columbus, in Georgia, via Hubbard' and Watkins' post office, to Franklin, in Troup county. from Blakelv to Bainbridge. " 7Ar OHIO. from BucvTiis, in Crawford county, to New Haven, in Huron county. from Kinsman, in Trumbull county, to Cleaveland, in Cuyahoga county. from Gallipclis, in Gallia county, to Portsmouth, in Scioto county. from Washington, in Pavette counfV, bv Continued on second Page.

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"'" MEM VAIL.' Tlft undersigned having removed their Grocery Store, to a room in the new and splendhl three story brick bui'ding, recently eiecied by S. Ludlow, eq comer of Short Jin J II iji.lt streets, rear the upper wharf, avail themse ves of this means, to inform the publ.c, that they are prepared to furnish all articles in their line, uither at wholesale or retail, on the most ac

conflating & reasonable tenm. I hey keep on ; hand large stocks ot Iron, (. oltee, isn, Sp.Wes. i Trace Chains, Su?ar, L.rpiors, Soap, Candles,. Sic. &iC . July r, SHAW PROTZMAN. 1S32. 20 bb's. 1st (jua.i y Flour; 50 do. " Uv. No. 3 Mackrel(lS32:) 3.9 do. ' do. N. () Suirai ; 5J) boxes best Ve;ee Cigars; 10 do. ' U'mim Has.ns; 3.0 has 1st (p'.aiity Ci fiVe ; &n dozen beat Slndier Hiooms, .lost received Rt the old stand, south west : A V Mm..p nf H.ph and Walnut streets, und for s.dby J. M. DARRAGII. oun? 16, 1S32. V T & ij V s TT U5T received from J'hiuLlbua, a cron! ? ttJ sortment ot BOOKS, conistintr, in part, of (l) I FF.F.K F.XT SU'. F.S,) WATTS, and METHODIST TESTA Al EN TS, JIXGLlSli READERS, And a variety of XOYELS, ,S'c Ar.d for sale by JOHN P. DUNN. March 17th, 1S32. 9per Steum Boat Arab, 700 pounds Louf Sugar; 1 cask I't pper; 1 do. 1th proof Brandy ; 1 do. Holland Gin; 1 do. Port Wine ; 1 do. Teneriilb Wine: and for sale by 1 " SHAW & PROTZMAN. i April S lS'J-i. ! Traon Sale TiO bbls.Suner Fine JV.V41 JLa" X JiUUi.. v-" Jk.w " SHAW PilOTZ.MAA. March Hist, 1S32. " H-tf THE subscriber has a fust rate stock of BOOTS, BIWGAXS, AXI) SHOES, (co vnsn axd fim) TorlIcti9 Women find Yhich he w ill sell low for Cash . JOHN P. DUNN. March 17th, 183?. 9i pursuance ot an act passea ai ine prese.u -y I -A session of Cni;icss for improving Pennsylva.t.. a vpiiiip -it ot hpr -!iirrrp, ilif snbsrnber will receive proposals until the must vxx o? JUII sur, ir fjauuuj; uic tius for on said Avenue, or any part thereo than one fourth, vi? : l'he surface to ,.tea by e,n,vinK U.e e.r,hJill .1 t i 1 i l"l t At t II I ll'L ink. l'l lf ;iwi .V.I.M 1 . - r,.vff. t f t. (i v.imi t n ii t ha i' A i ! .j ri ' , eof not les to be retruivoi; .n 1n navp, ft . . Wltn -the ceniJammerci stone on the A.'AdamN plan, the

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l c tlirlr. It is estinK,tLtl th.it there Will b about 58 6:5 vards t f navintr, i of rrav lin, and 3,983 cubic yards of earth to remove. The r; posals will state the price per square yard for the paving and gravell'mi and per j cubic yard for removing the eartli. The printers ot the laws ot the tmlfU states j in the several States are requested to msert this j notice 4 time3 and far-was d th-ir accounts for j payment j J. ELGAP, Commissioner of Public Jiiuhlins Washington City, .May 25, loJ2, -4w St. II1R subscriber taks this method to inform the public in general that I.e has esiabh.-li-ed the chair making business, on High streei, nnnosite the market bouse, where he will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of and s )'endi AND ll'iiidsor ' l 'u ;.vrT;-,A v Vv Which he Warrants for durability and wnik I mans'iiD. eminl i siw intlie wtste-m countrv ; I W n If h f 41' i f I (liorvnra r r'l5 i. hT It HIS ! Persons wishing to ntr-rhase. will please call icimiiis ii'uii'j- io ru.i nn , I J""tw " "V.Jw.. ves. vm. n. nor. ens. Feb. 11, 18 n. '4 tin (tu rrpHE undersigned have just received f.ov ; h. New Orleans, Piiiladelpiiia and Pittsburgh, ' a large and general (r't r sp 1 rTl T WT Which they are now opening, and cfier for sale on very reasonable terms, consisting, in part, ct TEAS Jmsi quality; j Imported and Donextic Liquor; j Spices; 7lrfi2U;ovr-tfIas:s All sizes '; XAILS, well assorted; Iron; VotTce; j TP? A rvrmzTiTi p .rt! I IS 1 ii. w i j j ? AAwi-iwj ' And many other articles. All of wi-.ich will be i sold at ll'ho'esa'e or Jieta l, t their Hoti-e in ' Lawrencebu-gh , opposite the suue of i-inuch D, John. THOMAS SHAW, ISAAC PROTZ.MAX. March 29th, 182. 21-tf

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ai i r rv MASK, ACMES. TUr,v.v. TIMF.S A vi imrwrKX . r JutZiVrVllCZOXirgll CV lUtHiSU- , Tr5m;tiF. trave' on the uhr.ve line !av!n- increas. i ed irreutly w'.il.i.j t!x last year, the post viWcs department h is :.u horicd th.e undersigned to ru:i the m v.l thrre times a wetk upon j a, 5-nd this he has done sure the first of May. j The st-uTes lc-ve Indianapolis on Monday, WtVi..ed iy and Frid iV :v.orninp;s, ;it 4 a ul ar. ! rive at Lawre.-ceburU on each succeeding- ilay ! m the evening. Depart from LtwrenceburK at 4- A.M. oi Mondays, Wednej-d t s, aiivl i Fi'i :avs, and air.ve at tndianapol s nxt day ..... - a at r r. M n'RAinsr u.e inp u.rou-n eaeti wuy t h ron Mi ph!i i' - das, (SS miles.) At LavicnceburK-h thU in? cniwct-i on ech div f its arrival with t he Ci icinnati, Oaio, and llnrl.ngton and Frankiort, Kv. line of stages, and with the re'ular 1 ne of daily mad biits up ar.vl down the river so that passengers wishing to travel 'in eu!ierot those ti-.rect.o is, can nave a pas' , syir without de'i.iv . The Cincinnati and. j Frarkfort stages leave Lawrenceburph the next mornrg- utter the arrival of the lndianapi olis stus-e, aiul tlje mail boats pass down the same evening at between 6 and 7 and up tlie ; next morning, between -i and 7 j Sta-e ollice ut'B Brown's Mansion Houe Indianapolis; un 1 at Major Hunter's l.st anl Justices Odice, Lawrencebnrgh. JA.MES JOHNSON. June GO, Ks32. snb;criber has just received from PI.il. il adelphiu, and is now opening, a splendid stock of At his old stand; where he is prepared to wait on his Customers an 1 a'd those who inav think pioper to gie liim acall JOHN P, DUNN. March 17d), 1S32. 9"jrsp received from Pitts&wgh, per Steamer Qj Lady Vyion, a quantity of AILS, Aborted; IROX, Assorted l;id GJr-IS8Alsoy WHEAT SE1YES, And for sa'e by JOHN P. DUNN. Ma-h V 'b. v. -9 TU!T received from Philadelphia a general 2J aior'ment of Cxi'&cericKi Ilfwdivarc, SHOES, HATS, c. JIsj, from Fittsbui-h, an assortment of siLsri:rfcr, sec. which will be offered (at the old stand of George l ousc v.) on accommodatinsr terms, by TOUSEY fc DUNN. March 29, 1832 U-tf V -M. 1 X Jt j A "J , ' V Vttorney and cotmse lor at me, irive his undivided atj . , . - , ) i t wu.i-iiwj i h'.s ofnre, o; hU street near the clerk's ofhre. at ai tiOies, except when ai touri wm attend the Circuit, Probate, and Commission- ' . ...... r- o...:. I ; ev Courts, m the Uonnty ot Dearborn. 1 he I i'.ci w-t (onris at IniM:tnarnhs. Au; will at tend to business of Iwt srtance, eit'.er civil or criminal in any other courts in th.s, or udjoiuinrr states lie trusts that his loner and sue c?s ful practice, will insure him his former ; I beral pn t ion of professional business, when ti e public shad be sssn'eu, that all business entrusted to his charge shall receive h"i3 prompt attention, and best efforts, to bring it to asptely and successful close. LANE. Liwrencebvr gh, June 13th 13J, 24 . fS hereby .qlven to Polly Hursyon and Abso lorn ltunvon, her husband, formerly Polly ,s?tew and widow of Divid Askew, dec'J, and to Margaret Francis, Sarah Ann, and Mary Askew ClllUll! n rov.l heirs of D.tvil Askew, dee'd. that I have u ed in the clerk's office of the Ueirborn Circuit C(urt, my petition praying the i pp intn!eut nf commissioners, under the ct of the leg s 'attire of the state of Indiana, t nti-'ed an id to provide for the partition of r lest;e, to d vide and set apart to me the i t one tvit oi all that part ot in jot, number jj, in the town ot Lawtenceburgh. contained withn the foil winp boundaries viz : beginning at i the south-west corner ot said lot No. o5, on the thetice u:nn;ng northeastwardly with j High street to the centre of said lot 35, thence I rHnn:ng at a right ar.gla with High street, ca a. line parallel wnh the alley aforesaid, through I the centre of said lot S5 to within thirty eight fettwo inches of New street , thence north ' t astwardly at a right angle and with a line part Hie Wllu x2xv street, to within twenty eisrht i feet six iitches of D ietor Jabts PercivaPs brick - i house, thence smith eastwardly on a line paraU lei with the afore sa:u alley to .New street, - s v . v . - i v- j idlv with New street to j the com-- of the alley foresaid, thence northwest vM'u'y with th line of said ailey to High . . -.,.. . ,.c 1 : . 1 1 i .-ncci, ii i a oi i;v-imnog , yiui i:ai tHi'l ! court wi I act thereon at the next term to bs he;d un thi '1th Mond.-iv ;)f September next. JAAH-IS M. DARRAtiH. Jnb 12, 1 -26 ,1V ? . r h wi 4 Pi s-tsa.-ii j n):r:;iir Ami in TV' f "t .cH, r.nd the m: ket price, will be piid f' 'O lYlenty on delivery at the Steam Piotf: M I li i; g Son Lai-ding, during tiie pr Suoimer md AtiMnnn. The MiU w iii be open for business :ts oon the 1 j.n j uh , or &ojner, shouI 1 the n;w crop be reittly Coal for Z2i:?fIcsmiti2S. 6' lUISIIKl.S first quality H-oimtvii: Sibtw Ccul, the best description for li!;i-k.miths, for sile at the above .Mill. Kisivg Swt Dearborn Co (a.) July l832-?j , 1. A ! (IK q iantity of cooiitrv 1 - i l'A..ic vvhx-h i libersl price will 1 vi-anted, ' .-., b iA-N.

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