Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 10, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 18 March 1826 — Page 3

LAWRENCEBURGH. SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1C26. Tiiuse who nr? good at nuking tx.uics, says Frmkhn, art: seldom good at any thing else, lie this as it may, we owe, at least, an explanation to our readers for the failure ot our paper last week. Two causes 1st. one of the workmen sick and disabled; 2d. no ma. Is, by which we could receive, or send oil", papers. We have not been able, as yet, to clear our office of old packers, in consequence of thes. failures. Ji small mistake. 1'Ue Hrookville paper of the 14th inst. states, upon the authority of some person from Cincinnati, that tin; Ohio river had risen to such a height s to overflow the old town of l.wrenceburgh entirely; the highest part of High street was said to be tivo feet under water, atd ftais were entertained that much damage had been sustained by the citizens. To allay the urixietres and unplesnt feelings of our neighbors for our safety, we cn inform them that our citizens are all well and above water, having experienced very little damage or inconvenience from the late flood, which was the highest known fur many years. Those inhabiting houses near the river and on low ground, removed generally on High street, where: they were secure; this street varying from 4 6 :eet above the water at its highest stage. The wavr receded slowly until it has got witfisn the banks, ieaving things in the same order it found them, except a tew pannels of infirm fence, which it pulled up to give place to better much o the iratiti :ation of post and rail fence mkers, no uoubt. We art we ll persuaded that the article alluded to,,was published with a full belief of its cor-rectm-si, tht-ittore, we wish to say nothing more th.n.to correct an error, which might prejudice strangers against one of the most thriving and business-doing towns i 'h.. state. Fire! About 2 o'clock m the morning of the 6th inst. a very destructive, fire occurred in this place, which destroyed the court house, togethpr with th? pjpers and recor.Js of die clerk nd recorder's t-ffi.v-u. I he fire when first discovered, Was n).'k.ng rapid progress up the stair w ay from the firs' floor, but before a sufficient number had collected to effect any thing, it bust forth from the roof, which rendered it impossible to suvt the house with the means within the power o the cit.ztns. There cannot be a doubt. tluv the dest: uclioii was the work of an incendiary, as th. fi:-e originated in that part of the bouse most remote from any fire pUce, and unfrequented by those who occupied the offices. No correct estimate can be formed of the damage sustained: all the papers and documents burnt wen- generally valuable to some pn vm, h- clerk and sheriff are iosers to a considerable amount. T.ie perpe'rator ot this base eterd, bis not yet been detected, and, we are sorry to add, probably, will not. Summary justice. During the recent overflow of the riitf, a cii'tums'aiicv- of a nqvt-l nature occurred in this neighborhood. An old gentleman (wedon't meniionnaii.es) ho had oc sionaily, when 'haif seas over,' taKen ihe liberty of exercising the prerogative ofnosband nd master, in rather an unwarrantable manner, was .iken ny a couple of stou! females aiid dt hb-ra'el) plur -ged into the rive:. At first he appeared dett-r-mined not to give up Ins authority to whip his w iff whent vtr she ueeded r, but on a second dive lie began to waver, ai.d on u iluru he g ,vf u(i .he point, imploring mercy in the mosi piteous tone. The women after scak-ng bun st fii in Hy, desisted, assuring Imn that tie prnctss wnuld be repeated as often as he should need it. He h.is since been quite r gular iio doubt acting on the admonition. The Panama Question. We do not; know that it is necessary to repeat, daily, that the oiii'vtimi nrwrt in" the Pa-;

nama Mission is said to be vet pending i'thcm necessary. the Senate. Such, howexer, is doubt-' U hcn a Pt-rson 1S folln(1 lo hc a 1,a!,kless, the fact; and such our readers will rul,' h,s who,e estat0 is lo he vesUd be good enoiiiili to consider the fact, un-i' choson by the creditors, for the

til we feel ourselves authorized to re-' port to them ditferently. Aat. Intel. March 4. In the House of ilepre?entatives, we . I presume, utile numess may now he expected to be done, until the question xesoecuinr lie nmntwr i . e proposed amendment

to the Constitution has been passed amoil2 t,ie creditors. Un its tmally apupon. How long the debate will last. Paring that the bankrupt has made a and what it will "result in, must be mat-) ,aira,,d 1H surrender of his whole estate ter of conjecture. The number and va-,to l,is creditors, and has acted throughriety of the propositions for amendin!oul itligood faith, the bill prenides for the Constitution,'iu reference to the elec-i,,is !,l,ar2:e from all further liability tion of President whether considered asifor rxi;;,il1? debt?- A rt-;it nian' sccseriaus propositions, or in the nature 0f, lions of the bill are devoted to the Cornarguments, one against another, indicate) mUsioner and assignees ; and prescribing a diversity of sentiment on the subject t,,e CO!,,:e to be finally provided for the so great as to leave reasonable Tound toirae o! Persons other than traders, who

i i - doubt whether any definitive proceeding

on tiie sunject is to ne expected fromlUJC lMl cllor' OI l)"h) are peruui-

the present Congress. lb. Mc7i nf Straze. A modern traveller in Italy relates the following whimsical account of a ruse dc guerre, practised by a highway robber. "Mv companions in the Diligence were all on the quivive: for the carriage had been stopped and robbed two evenings before, by a single footpad. This fellow had practised a most ingenious and darincr stratagem to effect. his purpose, Me manufactured ten figures of straw, who, in the darkness

of the night, appeared armed with fusee and sabres; he drew up in the road in battle array, and having taken his post a little in advance of his corps, he ordered the Dili, nee to stop threatening, if the least distance was offered, to call up his cr .pa ions, and put all the passengers t dea In this manner he laid the wh( j part under contribution, amongst wl n were two Spanish merchants, wiln their .ervants, whose purses were hivily laden, and who were well armed'

The last Annual Obituary of the sian Empire, published at St. Petersburg, records the death of a man at the ver advanced age of 168, near to Polosk, un the frontier t Livonia. He had j-een seven Sovereigns on the Throne of Russia, and remembered the death of! Gustavus Adolpu. lie had been a soldier in the thirty years war; at the battle of Pultowa, in 1709, lie was 51 ears of age. At the ajre of 93 he married ins third wife with whom he lived uO year?; the two vounesl sons of this marriage were 8G and 62 respectively in the year 179G; the oldest of his other sons in the same year were 9o and 92 respectively. The entire family of this patriarch comprises 138 descendants, who all lived together in the village ofPollatzka, which the Empress Catharine the Second caused to be built for them, granting, at the same time, a considerable tract of land for their support. In the lG3d year of his age, this modern Nestor was in the enjoyment of the most robust health. It is stated, that not long since, on Leaf River, Miss, while a planter was from home, and his wife and hve children sleeping in a room which had but one door, and no window, the house took Sire and that when the lady awoke, the onl passage by hich escape could have been eilected, was then filled with the flames. In tiiis horrible situation, she; embraced the youngest of the children and rushed throng', theconsuming element, hut such was her consternation, and she was so burnt, that the child was lost. The unfortunate woman ran to the nearest netghbor, a mile distant, and expired. The house and five children were all consumed. New Bankrupt Bill. Many of our leaders will see with pleasure, and none, wc presume, with indillercnce. that a bill toestaiilish a uniform sslem of Bankruptcy, throughout tiie L'nion, was yesterday reported to the Senate, by Mr. Hayxe, of S. C. The bill is, of course very long, and evinces a degree o! attention and labor creditable to the Committee, and deserving the thanks of all who are interested in the subject. It is impossible for us now to find, room for any thing like a detailed exposition of its provisions; but, in addition to the reference made to the contents of the bill by Mr. IIayne, in his introductory remarks, (reported under the proper head,) the following brief outline of its main ob jects, is ollered to our readers. I he hist section declares, in substance that any Merchant, or other person engaged in commercial pursuits, who shall j commit anv ot the acts ot bankra utc , therein specified, may be declared a a bankrupt. Farmers, and others, are exempt from the operation of this section. The next sections provide for the apIpomtment, ;n each btate, ol' una General Cor.jtriissioucr of Bankruptcy, before w Imiii shall be conducted all ouestions arisinir under the law, with the right of appeal to the Courts of the United States, and securing a jury trial, in all cases, where it may be demanded by eilher party. Special commissions are authorized, in all cases where the court shall deem eflual 'nelit ot all the creditors. Vanou provisions are made, in other parts of tht1. bill, with the object of securing to creditors the w hole estate of the bankrupt. Provision is then made for the support of the bankrupt, pending the in - vesication, anu ior a nnai all . ,. i .- . . .. owancc to mm 1,1 proportion u me amo, tint divided , ... ,x (though exempt from the operation ofl 1, on the application ot the creditors. and 7nt'i tncir 07cn consent, to become bankrupts. Aat. Intel. We learn that the highest prize, goOOO. in the first class of the Plnenix Lottery, lately drawn at Windsor, Vermont, w as ?old to a company of ten persons in Springfield, Vt. One of the thousand dollar prizes was sold in a whole ticket by Mr. Nathan Haswell, Agent for this vicinity, to a Mr. JQ)m Smith, an honest and industrious fanner in this town,

who lias for a number of years supported ( large family from the proceeds of a cased farm. We are informed the glad tidings was, immediatelyafter its receipt, communicated to him by Mr. Haswell, and that the interview was deeply interesting; there was no burst of feeling on the part of Mr. Smith, the wife exclaiming, kyou can noic pay for your oxenf

(which appears iiad been purchased on a credit,) and the good man rejoined with slow but steady accent.- 'am an t 1 snail ioiiow vi. ram s auwee, owe no man any thing.1 Funds were irn-

Rus-!mediately placed in Mr. Smith's hands,

and he has discharged the few debts

airainst him: and like a nrudent manJchallenge, in writing or otherwise, to

placed the balance in safe deposit in thejany person, being a citizen of that state, Rank. This is distributing Fortune'sjor aided or abetted in the same, since

favours where the) belong. Sentinel. 1 charge you oy the law, U ht-i'tot von Ht f a well deserving pillar, I'.'j 't-d n j;i'-.gm ii? Shakespear. The tail on fir ivi ong pig. Wt heard ?n anecdoii on Saturday, huh we deem oilh publishing, 'h ugh we tlo r ot vouch tor its accuracy in every particular. As we know not the parties, and of course are not about to call names, 1 hr will doubtless rrdon us tor xtraitinir a srniic ff. m (he mere incident, 'alsirodly coi siuered,'

stlc philosophers say- pnticuLti) as.t fom GAILLAR D, a Member of the Senate fair t srrr-p'icat ion of that glorious priviug.,; , ,T - , c r p. r ii c hr;t,are -rT. the Liuied Sta es from the otatc ot which, as trttmtn and as ciiristiars, i fnj.. ( . and exercise to wit, the nghi of pin ing in ' South Carolina, ano the actual 1 i esnlent dura'. ce vile, the bodies who owe us moroes, ;for several ears pat, in occaional abAstauuthadvo ate otth.sprerogadve.on d.ejj, yj , tl?i(!fl,t oJ that hooC'.'asmu of a recent tailurt , was cicclaimirgv 1 . . . . , . hemently in favor of its execution upr-n th p-.-jdv. lie expired at his lodging in this sou of the unlucky delinquent. His at gtirnem ' City, ) esterday, a little after 4 tclock P. was principally d-reced toan officer of trie l- , , ym (lja COIMplair,t by whic h he has been upon whom he vva fng')

1 1 iv. ( r ni iijH t riMcu l UI umac ucucunuv 'tai pinv ipions ci..nhi th- lavi ;n vi.i iuuiu attiu u-a v .v. c-tse aforesaid, be required to serve mean pro - cp.ss, for that, and so forth, provide cl, nrv. ril.eirss, whrreas, and notwithstanding (li 19 impossiolt to talK law, or write law, without plen ) of these terms ) The officer however, was of opinion that ht should t-icve no orders to imprison any indivi dud. But during the debate, a writ came inn. 'h- . fif c- with directions to Itvy open the g-ood r ch.ttles, and for want thereof to do the other an;.. On perusing the instrument, theofiicer confessed h.mssit mistake n: 'Here,' s-ys he, 'is acuialiy hii ord r to take the body.' 'Well li en,1 ui swt ni! the patron ot the lav, 4doour duty: put it on to hm u bout delay. "-But would 11 eiveno time t rrjctire ha.i?'--N urn ,i. rr. t!' 'Then ex. I -mnd the oflic- r 'thou art SoAjr.'w Kj.fyc.mi; aionr t.. quod te muiif w li is scarcely necesc v ni add. that this shock p'oouced a DfW tvvisi in the aru ment sn verj iiiutit-ic and wry conurtd -r wt hai nio'tal3. .Yur.tacket Ir.qitirtr Commodore Porter.note w s handed to the Editor of the! Democrafic Press: "Commodore Porter, has not yet vie termined to enter into the Mexican ser

vice.' The tiue state of the case is, archs and bishop had no connection with that he goes on a visit to Mexico on leave; those of any other people; and they mainnl iilwnrp. them tr determine whether: tain what is called "the Nestorian here-

it would not be advisable for him to ac - cept or decline the offer which, was some time since toiidered to hirn. and which has been recently repeated by the Mexi J , . J . can ytovernineni. were lie actuaieo by personal interests and atrandize - ment alone, no doubt could exist as to' the course which he ought to pursue. It is presumed however, that he will be governed by hiixhcr objects than those; hut wlminvi'r in.iv he his nreent view

and ultimate determination, courtesy ! bave lately robhed two vessels and mur-j .vould seem to reipiire that by a person- dred all hands! The pardoning power! al interview with the authorities of Mex- bas been much abused in respect to these ico he should show to them he has pla- retches, as well in the United States C"-i a Pro,,,r v"nl,,e on l!,, ou,rli,en.,r in Cuha, and our gallant fcamen ...ust: whic:!, h:is bi-t'ii paid to him. I P"fc -d to the perils ol another sea-!

Tiie Commodore' is expected to sail from New York for Mexico, iu the course of two weeks at the farthest. JMiamia Canal. We undersand that this important work will be prosecuted vigorously during the present )ear. We learn from good authority, that at least two thousand labourers will be constantly required duriir the whole season, on the line be t ween .Aliddletovvn Cincinnati. This'

will afford a good opportunity for per-! 31 is CVancy Gritbbs, all of Iiearborn county. manent emploment to those'who wish! On the same dav. by the Rev i.anie! IMum - i r i i- n ., c Mf, . T.t to work for ready money. .W. Rep. ,er. Mr Sar.md M Mi hen, to Miss Aancy

Louisville, March 8. The Ohio river is now very full. In the north or lowest part of the town, such of the inhabitants as have not abandoned their dwellings, have been driven 1 mto the upper stones ot them, btearnboats are liaiiig majestically in our streets, and occasionally making excursions through our lots, passing oer fenccs, &c. Louisville Adv. A fracas took place at our wharf, yesterday mornimr, between the crew and some of the owners of the steam boat Clinton, and another crew under the command of some other person, w ho appears to have some claim on the boat, both as to property in her and the com mand of her. One man has been severe ly hurt: but we retrain from oinmore . n . at large in the case, as we understand it is to be the subject of legal discussion. We mu;t however rcgiet that such steps as attempting to take forcible posiession should be resorted to, when redress can be had by the laws of the country. Civilized men should certainly be cautious of taking the administration of the law in their own hands; as the prevalence of such a system would be destructive to the public peace, as well as the safely of our citizens. A report prevails that the assailant in this atlray was advised by his lawyer

to take possession with force of arms; this, we are assured is not the fact, but

quite the contrary. Cincinnati Ad Alabama. An act to suppress the barbarous practice of duelling has recently passed the legislature of this Slate. It enjoins that an oath shall be administered to, and subscribed b, the members of the general assembly, eoun sollors and attorneys at law, and all ofncers and pumic luncuonanes, eitner civil or military, before they enter upon the duties of their stations, that they have neither directly nor indirectly given, accepted, or knowin: ly carried a January 1, 182G; and further, that they will neither directly, nor indirect!, give, accept, or knowingly carry a challenge to any person during their continuance in the discharge of any public fuiiction. The duty devolves upon us of announcmg to our readers the death ot that fait hful public servant the 1 Ion. J 01 IN t ! i atal t ermmaiion nas ULcn lor onie . i . , 1 I i"" T P T - - time expected. We forbear ourselves the attempt to pay the respect due to his memory, look - !

ing for it from better authority and abler;the y,,,on Hotel, on High-street, where ha

hands. hopes h) long experience in las profession ami jV7. Intel. FeK. 28. faithful attention to business, to ment a shard of public patronage. lit has received the latCha:dta:i Christians. We have a long est and most approved fashions horn the eastaccountofa body of people so called, whoren cities, and uiil constantly have advices have, from the earliest aes, inhabited ''from those- places. Ladies and Gentlemen dethe shores of the Tigris, on the sides and '.sirous ot having their habits and co.as cxecusummits of the sreat chain of mountainsjt aud Iuost c!c6aul st)te, are

Th0"" UllUVIgll WHICH lll(U I1H I Jtl?M.T'. i ulj ' re a hearty robust people, about 500,UUu m numner and m a state 01 independence, every invasion of the Turks, Arahs, &c. having failed. They are always armed, even when they assemble

The foliowinin their churches for worship; Sc though

Turk are permitted to reside among them, every Mahometan wno appears in the street during '"divine scivice, is im mediately put to death!1" Their pariy," "which denies that the tirginMaryj

j as the mother of God, in hi divine na-;fits tor M.Vtll t1t ture." They have many written books! to discharge said v

- !on different subject but, in addition to ,ui. I,:..! ... ..iw.ni il H. no-e- v,., v,.. o.uwnuu,, "' . have I araleipomena, barruch, .-Mueas,! and several others. Pirates. It seems that the 2 pirates of! d their deCuba have again commence nredation-. It is believed that thev son on tlieir coast, that they may he Kept in their caverns. If caught, however, am! convicted our present chief mngis-i trate will not grant them a respite that thev may commit new murders. c ommunicatca. T he prospects of a married life Opposing objects all o'er come, ' he lover plc'd to take a wife Nor rain, nor mud will keep at home. MAHillFJ) on Thursday the 9th inst. by the Iiev Ezra Ferris, Mr. James Burke, to: Durm both ol this county. In Newstead i. H. hy the Rev. Mr Crook, 31r. Ichabo d Crane, to" Miss Susanna Huok. By Hook or Crook, I his lo m nnr. Are bound in wedlocks chains; What is m Hook Without a Crook Or Crook without a Crane. In Oxford, hy the Rev Knoch Pond, Mr. John Stone, of Ward to Mi$s Parmella Stone. In many countries lakes are famed For petrif in wood, Or other substances, when plunged Into their limped flood. But here's a case beyond belief, For rord sure we've none, Of Fends b tore that did unite, Two Stones ami make them one. In Sprinirli'ld township, Gallia county, on th lOih inst bv the Rev V. . Gould. M r. - -r T- i7 ' . -L - tt- . James DunnuUu, to the amiable Miss largartt i J' rcn.'tie. i Snrp fn-, fnr niMS1ir. snme for train. , S0lJht for treasure andfround Pain: Now Provnlence has sent a treasure, And chang'd my former Pain to pleasure. In Cincinnati on the 10th inst. by the Rev. Martin Ruter, Mr Blxjami:; I. Reynolds, printer, of this city, to Mis Klizaretii Guest, daughter of Captain Moses Guest, formerly of TsTew Brunswick New Jersey. The history of RICHARD BROWX, the PIRATE, For sale at this office. 7V:cc 37 1-2 cents.

(Attorney at Laic,) S removed to Lawrenceburgh, Indiana, where he will faithfully attend to profes

sional tusmtss intrtibted to his care, lie will attend the circuit courts in Dearborn, Stviizrr--nd, K jitey and Franklin ccuntn s, also the Supreme anu U. States courts at Indianapchs. Oftire 'H M t'ii Strttt, cut door btiow Gu.y s Ik?:, Feb. 25 S2G. 8. J OR SALE, OR UEJVT. fi HE sutst ribti wishes toseiioi rtnt hia nrve 1 L)1S I ILLt liY ana lioust GUlST MILL. 1 be Distillery has never been in operation, but can be put in operation in a itw cUjs. The Suit House is a stone building, e U liniblied,iuo stones lush, thirty-four feel long, handsomely situate in the town of Al'Koha, Indiana; with a nvt r tailing spring of water, convejed by aqueduct into the secoi.d story ot the Still House, I he? Stills are new, and ready at Aurora. Fart cf the; Stilt Tubs are tnadt, the remainder can be had in a few days, the Mill is said to be first rate of the kind ; "u stands ne ar the Still Hotist , in the town. For further particulars, inqu re of the subscriber, living in Aurora, by Ittttr or otherwise. EL! AS CONV ELL. January 2, IS" 6. 10-3w TAKEjX up, Y John V- WiUon, of La vnti.ct burgh townJ3l- ship, an estraj mare, described as follows, ,m vii: ad tk sorru I, suppost d to be five y ar old, thirteen and one halt hands hih, shod betot';, a strip ol white in di face; a lew white.iir in the tail, and some small sudle maiks; pprbi' d to twenty doilis b) Lz kul Kngorfc uUu J . hn l'arkt . DAMEL HAGERMAN, J P. Match 1 ., 16. 10 3 w. h Y H IBSO K-TA1L01I, 1 ESPEC I Fl- LLV informs the inhabit .... ... i i.Knmb m.H us Tinnitr. 1011119 vij iiv - - w----- 9 tnut he has comn.cuc.cd the iJlLGlAAG BUSLYESS - , j rooin one door south-west of :rcc5ues Luttmir dotic on the shortest nence; ana all orders punctually attended to. iS'ov'r 4, 1S25. 41 Cm. CJ- Cash will be given for a quantity of TALLOW. li. 11. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue ot three writs ot tnduioni exponas itsue 1 fiom the Cteik's othue cf the lear- ....... 1 ... 1 1 .... .... ... . t.i.. i i t) Mom y tht -Ah ot March ncxr, jt theccurC ho-ji!e ooor in the the town ot Law 1 el ceburgh,, nutwten the tiours of ten atia four o'clork 011 .aid tlay, the use or rents and pre fits for h& term ol sevrn years, of 90 acies of laud, being" a phit of est half ot Section o. 13, Town 7r j liuut 1 W.St. And should said rents and pronot st il tor a sum i ufhcitnt rnts, 1 will, on the ibine day, d raace,,na hety ... the Mmfe hems, exiH se at puonc sale, the fe s,mp.e nghi anu title of Isaac- Me. th r ja and to s-id tract ir patsel of ,and, t pa and satufy two judj:n.enta m tavor ot liohcrl I Mooie, anu one in fivor cf William B-idum, , uisi Isaac Ieatler and Julius Smithy 4icd Wui. l urstl reph vui secuuty. JOHN SPENCER, Stfjf. ' awrrcehv :' Jar,. A), lbl'6. uii j. aL ORDERS. Fdty.hnn H g men- ct Indiana Militia, Lavrtnceburgh, Ftbruary 20, 1826. j N compliance wui. tieieiai Uiucis, the 55th .'0" h ( . iH.Mtc ue OtmmanJer.hi.cbitf j v. ut review said regiment. liv cider i i llrigadier General, W. C. Keen. JOHN" SI'ENCEII, Col. 55th lit gt. 1. M Ju.l,iMl;A 1AL ORbEIlS. Fifty-fifth Ke' ment ot Indiana .Miiitia. jAii.-rentelm.rgh, lebrnury 20, 1826. THE 1st liatiaiion will tie mustered at the house ol Captain Jonathan Vail, on Friday the l6th day ot May next, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Heniy MilL-r. 'lhe '2a battalion will be mustered at the town of LawrtnceL-urerh on Sniuidav the !7ih f t Maw i-xt, under tht : command ot Major James w. j - - j . .i i i . . . j Hunter. L T!'e Re& muster w 'the town ot !tm njjton on Fndy lht, -g.h U(K, 3oUld-sot Sumt ill he held at i and Saturday Si nit mbt-r rf-xi. j l he ft. g-.rr.tntai Court of Acstssmeni of lines u"dl be ne:d on the h a Monday in No vt mbt-r . "l xl; thc c,uu' ' Appeals on tht first Monday in le. ember next, at the house of John Mjres in tne town ot Wilmmtwn. '1 he commandants of companies will mustet their complin agreeable to Uw; and thej wall ne lie id accountable for the good conduct nd discipline t the bjine. A;i commissiontd, regimental staff, non-ccm-missiontd cthcers and privates, will attend at their respective musters at 1 (clock A. M. and dr;d at least four hours on each day of parade armed and equiptd as the law tlirects. L order ot JOHN SPENCCfJ, Col. Commanding 55th Kcgt. I. M. Feb 25. To all to whom it may concern. TSTOTiCK is hereby given, that I will apply to -L 3 the I-arboin Circuit Court at their next term, to be held in Lawrenteburrh. to have a i division of the following lots to wit: Out lot No. i in tlie lown ot Hardinsbwrgh a piece cf ground lying in the aouth west corner of Section No. 2 . f 1 u.,'uo - iliingt- 1, wes. of West street, m the said town ot llardmsburgh, supposed to contain one acre and a half and in-iots Nos. as set forth in the. deed nn.de by John St. Clair, jr. and hia wife, heirs of Henry tlardon, the original proprietor of the town of ilardinaburgh, to James M'Kinr.ey. 1 will also apply to said court to have the the Streets and Alles in said town of Hardinsburgh opened according to the plt thereof. JAMES M'KINNEV. IltmUnslurch, fii IS, 1S2C.1 Sit. RAGS! RAGS! r"PUiE highest price in CASH or writing g p iper given lor clean Lines end Cottcn UAliS at this ofuce.