Indiana Palladium, Volume 3, Number 30, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 4 August 1827 — Page 3

erectin the hour. tf trial, she will never jibandon her old republican colours she will not commit political suicide by uniting with any party of men in opposing her best, her dearest, her most vital interest. Patriotism, policy, all unite their voices to forbid it, and their admonitions will neither be unheard nor disregarded. Gentlemen, I will detain you no longercalled up by the kind expression of your approbation of my past conduct, I felt it my duty to give this frank and full disclosure of the course which a sense of public duty requires me to persue in future, it looks, you perceive, to measures and not men; it is the course pointed out by principle, and I will add by patriotism, and which I must follow

at every hazzard. By it I may forfeit

your favor and confidence, but no earthly s followed by a reply of Mr. Kevenga aecrtia- with the scalpel which had been emconsideration can tempt me to betray ry of State, dated Caracas, June i9m,infor- ployed in the dissection, was immediate-

your interest. 1 out you as a sentiment;!"11" lue r,",utul; luai 1,,c

"The American Sv Wand its friends throughout the Union. fr. -i, smss? aw.jrj scSr LAWRSNCEBURGE SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1827. Fenelos N VII. has necessarily been deferred until next week. . New Ohieaks Mahklt rWilie's Price cur rent of June 30 informs, that the market in that ci'y had advanced a little, particularly Flour. Pork and Whiskey. 1st quality Flour g5 30 P'r bhl Pork, mess, seance; prime 10 par bht. Corn Si per fabl. advjncing Whiskey, gal. 30 cts. The Mississippi had fallen a few feet. The city continued healthy. Counterfeit Money A man by the name of William "Wallace, (says the Mercury) ws ar rested in Pittsrgh on ihe 21st ult. and brought before one of the authorities, charged with passing counterfeit bank notes. On examination, it appeared that he had passed several counterfeit notes on the bank of the United Spates, and had in his possession 740 of the same kind of mo ney. After some further examination, he was committed for trial. AccrDEETs, &c. Three persorrs were severely injured at Wilmington, N. C. on the 4th ult. by the Gr'iHg of a piece of cannon, which had been carelessly cb-arged by a negro man without the knowledge of the gunner. One of ihem was blown 10 feet and dreadfully mangled by tht rammer. The olher two escaped better, though much burnt ant? otherwise injured. A girl died suddenly in Wilmington, Del. on the 14?h ult under suspicious circumstances A jury ot inquest was called to examine into the affair, who returned that her death had been caused by violence inflicted upon her by her mother, or a boarder in the house, or by both. They were committed to prison.- -At Somerset Pa on the 11th ult. Geo. P. fl. Waiker was murdered by a man the name of Andrew Burns. The latter was mowing for the formerjWho told him he must do his work better. At thi Burns became tngry. and made a pass at Walker with his scythe .which cut him badly on the arm and laid op-.n his side Ln a shocking manner He was removed to his house where he died shortly after. Burns rmdt his escape to the woods female by thr name of Burns was lately committed to prison in Boston, charged with the murder of Mrs. Dix. The deceased so far recovered her speech, before her death, as to say she had been beaten with a flat iron Com. Porter has returned to Ky West, where he daily expects reinforcements to commence more active operations against the Spanish fleet, by which he is bockitded. Late arrivals from London bring cheerii g news from the suffering Greeks. It is stated, the Tu-ks were defeated before Athens on the 9h April with the loss of 10,000 men and Jbrceu tn aban don their artillery and baggage. The good cause is prospering throughout thx couutry. A CARD. Owing to several calls from the coun try, for jobs of work in my line, I have hiMn rnmnpllnrl frl mn mu nnn mwl t.,!L ...r..u w.pU1j pv.,,,,,, ,llvc ; up my hammer; which to me is most profitable and agreeable. It has ever been my maxim to drive my work.and never suffer it to drive me necesit y therefore, compels me to defer the preparation of the concluding number of my address to the mechanics until next week. A Mechanic. FROM CANTON. Extract of a letter from an Officer on an Amer r earnercan Merchant Fascl, dated at Lixrox, March; O 1R97 t, ' ........ ... -On he is inst there was a battle tetjrrW five boats of the Americans and EnKliib lying in this port, and two Chinese Mandarin Boats , fmd one of their men of war's Launches, occa- j sioned by a Pass Boat coming don with orders for the Am. ship Citiz n, of N. York, to porceed to Canton. The Mandarins took the Pass Boat, and were towing her towards the Chinee vessels of war-wben tbe American ! and English manned tbeir Bjats, and went in pursuit. In about half an hour the foremost Boat came up with tbem. Muskets were fired and stones thrown from (he Mandarin Boats;

but our other boats coming up. they bgan anitjlass of olive oil. He then appeared per-

attack, and succeeded in re-taking the Pass Boatlfectly composed, but, in the course of

and orders, and proceeded to tbe ship Citizen I heard, on the 2d inst. that there were two Mandarini killed, and 20 Cbioesje wounded

(There are three or four Chinesa vessels of

war lying here now, and there are said to be thirty more coming down from town distant 60 miles. We now lie with all our guns double shotted ready for battle. The vessel that are here, I think are more than a matcb for thera. It will probably put a stop to business for some time, at Wampoa, where the vessels lie that are bound to Canton. There are two men. slightly hurt with stones, being fhe only ones injured, on our side, in this affair New York Mercantile Advertiser. REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA We have been favoured with a copy of the "Reconcilialor Extra," of June iJOth. It contains a letter from Vice President Santander, dated at Bogota. April SO'.h. to the Liberator. urging bis immediate return to the Lap'', tor jthe purpose of resuming the Executive duties, jandof allayiogtbe difficulty that -X'st. i bis possible expedition sat out wr eal Government c. i lie rewinur . . of which the following i a hasty translation: Proclamationoft'iitoN MoLrvA.it, Liberator Pre sident tC. ifC. Colombians Vnnr .no..Pc r ti.ra.r.;,.r ,Wriir I ntl to Colombia ft is my duty to save it. Fuurteen successive years have found me at your hd, by the unanimous vote of the people. L.unn all the periods n which glory and prusptntj have fallen to the Repubhe I have renounced the Supreme command id the purest sincerity . I have no stronger wish than to avo;d the use . of the instruments of tyranny, ivhich 1 abhor

morc than ignominy itself But ought I to a- , eases caused by want of food, would soon bandon you in the hour of danger? Uould'o tic business of the plague arnontrUiat this be the conduct of a Citizen and a Soldier? unfortunate people. No, Colombians, I am resolved to face it all, in order that Anarchy may not usurp the place We afe g of Liberty, and Rebellion that of the Con.iitu- senous accident Q(k J on J lion. As a C.t.z.n as Liberator, as President, nooQ of . q A q . my duty .nvolves the. glorious necessity of sa-Ilie, of lhe day (be La(les hftd cnfic.ng myself for you -I will march then, to; n (he bpautjfu, ,itle the Southern confines of the hepublc. tc .expose V e Af my life and my glory to liberate you from be ;it w sugKe8te(J a8 a maUep of , ' perfidious wretches, who, after paving trampled ;warda tbe ,adie9) fQ form g j

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j j a j ... v. w . .ijuign , protection who belonged to Capt Bull's company, al-Cstomnion-Tbe will oi the nation is oppo- d (Q t jn an addi(jona, wadLVVhile sed by tbe many pretors who have .taken upoo!in tbe act oframminK it (bft order VYa9 themselves to dictate the law to the sovereign tn . ' . ,

whom they ought toobey. 1 hey have arro- ;man wa8 bi(mn 25 f(je fm gated to tbemselvefl the supreme r.gh of lhajwnere he 8t00L h WM a( nation; they have violated ell pr.nc.ples-in ; was ki hl ift .

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uoe, ine iruups mui u.o nc.c vuiuuiuums,!,,... I,, r.i ...rri... .i .

a L I!! f Ur,- rntnrriflrl t U . .. , ieauieu iu, - try to establish a new and extraordinary govern- . .i : r t ...u.-u .. 1 meni on uie rums ui iuc uu.no, uicu uiey ;

outrage vitb more insolence than our old op- ,.rf u Qri u e r , i verciy burnt, and his l3ce so scorched and de pressors. I figured, that there can be little prospect of his Cotonizs-r appeal to your glory and JourJever h !h ue of b ee

patriotism. KaiJy roud the National st.nda.d, which has waved in triumph from the mouth', of the Oronoko to the summit of the Pofos. . - ,. .. . , . Zove it. anu me nauon win preserve ns uoeriy. ri cn t u- r ,l r . r. The cry of Colombia is for the Great Con-

vention it is her most urgent want. Congress,, v , .. , . , ... . . ,, . , , , blame is to b- attributed any where- bat to,

Will UUUV Ukixuav Hi nuu iu llivi liauLiD

, , . i . t , , the least of it, there was a lata care esncs ess wi I I place the stfffand sword rr i l 1 , , .in the affair, which it is hoped will lead to a e Uepubiic has entrusted tome, buta!;.,i, r& , . , ' - .. it. . ' ili.tle more circumspection hereafter.

of Congress which the as Constitutional President 3nd Supreme Ex traoriiioary Chief constituted Ly the people. I ilt n rt rtflVI tlflP htlfves cf thf Pfinnlrr You have acquired liberty, glory and "law I against your former enemies. Liber.'y, Glory , and Law will wc preserve in spile of atrocious Anarchy . . Head Q'iarfer3, Car , !3ih' June 1 BOLIVAR. j Independence 7th. Rattle Snakes. A report was hitch read to

the Academie ties Sciences atiua,,c" -l" c " w-i :iwn. ine.

cine Jrnm n 'iimmt tpf f! nnnl !1T1 tf. cV.1 . ' . .. . . ' , , ; amine into the circumstances which at i j ... rT. rk..i., r.. i lenuea uie ue iu ui iui. y ukl, ai ixuu-

en, on ine om oi wsi r uui a v. iii,.persuasive manner cf the aforesaid editor. Drake was an Englishman, ct aoout SO While in this unoratorica! Position, the editor

years of age, and was conveying from ! and a little printer's devil who was in the office, London to Farts, three rattle-snakes arid had the iTroatery to laujh out rihl in the orsevrrai young crocodiles. Notwithstand-jator's face. After bis escape, by'adncecf, ing the precautious which he had taken;counse!, be ''took the law on" the aforesaid

to defend them iro.T. cold on the road, he 'editor, lor an assault and battery. The case found, after his arrival, that the tii.esl ofj was r,ei1 and "fS'Jed b fore Justice Tilimshast, the rattle-snakes was dead. The two who Cned the l-gang editor thre dollars. 1 V t . . m . a a

others, which seemed in a languishing condition, were carried in- their c.iguj,a o o . ana piacea near ine stove, un excitins; them with a small stick, one of them! did not give any signs of life. To assure! r .1 m . i" .... i nimseii oi me laci, iur. jraKe was so imprudent as to open the cage; to take hold of the reptile by the head and tail,

ana, approacntng me window to Handle g,ni, l9 rnployed in letnnS down all the mateit, for the purpose of ascertaining wheth- naj8 P quired in the work and also in working er or not it was dead, when the snake 'a numbtr of cars on a railway, by which tiie

suddenly turned its head a quartei ' round

and plunged one of its fangs into the back; the 1 unnel are completed, (more than one of Mr. Drake's hand! The poor manhird, and something less than half the whole cried out, pronounced several words inidisiance.) I he cmtre of each arch is 23 1-2

r.xrlUh. nnr). tn nrevt'nt anv further nr. ridont Hid nntlnt po the siiake.bnt ,v;i o , - -; putting it again into tne cage, when

mrA nnnt inr h Uo. in thft im m nf tho!u'" ...... -; wuc. iue

i j it it . ; .u i (tunnel has an inclination from Ihe extremes to same hand. He then rati into the yard, Jhe ceQ(re of 4 x 2 fcet in lhe dilU earnestly desired that a physician might:feet At pr,sen., l4tb. April last, tbey are be sent for, looked for some water, and! working within 12 feet of the bottom of tbe

not finding it fast enough, rubbed his hand upon some ice at ihe door. Two minutes afterwards he took a cord and bound it round his arm below the wrist. Hl! agnation and anxiety was continually increasing, wnen tne arrival ot the physician in some, degree tranquilized him. The wounds were immediately cauterised, and the patient drank half a a few minutes, the most fatal symtoms manifested themselves, and destroyed all hopes of saving the unhappy victim.

His death took place eight hours and three quarters after the accident. On examining the body, the outside presented nothing remarkable. In the inside, the organs were all healthy. It was observed with astonishment, that neither the brain nor the spinal marrow had experienced any change, except that the membrane which covered it was slightly tinged with red. The veins did not seem to be inflamed; and the onlv morbid appearance which the corpse exhib

ited, was a great number of clots of blood j m the veins of the bitten side. If i? a curious fact, &, one which shows the activity and power of the venom, that the rattlesnake which bit Mr. Drake having been j sent to the Museum of Natural History, jand there dissected, one of the operators ' pricking .himself tieht days afterwards .auacK. - u w nn , swelling in the hard, vi oleiit paiu ii, tho glands of the arms, 6cc Ireland. ikilU digress continues to prevail among ine poor risj Seven oags of Hour were ic'-ia. from carts pas-si-g in i tie road uar Dul.lin, bv a uartv ft 'in It ti'.lPi D.I ' j ";! " " COIISlSUIlg OJ ! and 70 womon at d chilUM U1brs W('re Jmmediatrh rip-dn-n. '1 l a u o,n o nm i.ic woriien and children liHcd tiieir aprons and hats. Si.meofthe children began to eal it most ravenously , Tin; Morning Chronicle s.'ivs, if it were. not ior the steamboats which convey the 1,-iih to England, typhus fever and dis;march down to the grove, and give ibem a ry - 'tv-.i biiaicu UUI ' ' ""j ""-ucicu iu ?ww cui j . iiliVJ L1JC1 C HIrJ I DllPM Hi r 9 ' Ql C I U LI C 3 Ul

his recovery. One aim was blown entirely off """ t ... vv . int t, t. c . r jiamounted to Si 2,221.

J , ..... ujuii imtiurtu . ammifaf:nn rnf, . . . . PPI.ftM rtf" ., ....' , . a , . . .v... i fh "uZ": , rV ,ot both arms and eyesight, be muat if he sur- . t , , vive9 become a burtbt-n not only !o himee f. .IB r; , ,xr . 7 , Bath Y Ado. Warning to Editors. We Jcarn from lire -,ttraI7 Providence, tht Mr. O.ator Emn,ons of Boston was about to dd.ever an wranon 10 me jroou people o the former n ace. on the 4th of July, when the editor of the Cadet, in ihe columns of his p.per, cJled him an impudent mountebank Oraltr. IVtr. Emmons . - i , vc' ' VVy " i"uigUaor at mis outrage, ana editor with malice alorethougl t. iHid violent bands unco the coat tail cf tne orator, and held ;him for some time in a chair, in which he had' - be2 ifi.Juced to set donn . t d t eunors, nereaiur, rjreAve no they laugh t i r PCWFU' 8 ldLeb uincmnau inron. Tunnel under ihe Thames "The tunnel is opened for the admission of visitors, the dis tance of S00 yds. in one of the arched entrances, on paying a shilling through the other arch way the work is earned on without interruption tolbe abourers t its entrance a bteam Enclay, gravel. &c. is brought up 50 feet of feet above the carriageway, and the width of 'thearchxvay is 12 1-2 feet, three of which is in.AoA fnr , fAlt wa Ih.n.l, f,u , ' -f"'t Tu! river, which is the nearest approach to the water on any point of the ivork Of course there are but 12 feet of earth between the river and the labourers under it. The arches are bui!t of brick, three of wbich placed longitudinally, constitute the thickness of the arch. The interior is lined or covered ivith Roman cement, and, lighted with great brilliancy, as it is with gas, the appearance is as beautiful as it is novel The number of persons engaged at work is 230 who divide the day and night equally between them. The receipts amount daily to ten pounds 6cr!ing from visitors. When finished it will, it is supposed, cost S 00 000 pounds sterling less than orje half the amount expended

on several of the bridges on the same stream"

Animal Sasracity. When the 5th dragoon guards charged the French on the plain of Salmanca it is stated, one of the men was thrown off his horse: the animal dashed into the enemy Ts lines and after the regiment to which be belonged bad retired from the charge, be was seen scampering jbout amongst the French infantry, kicking and frolicking. The 5th was ordered to renew the charge, which they did; as they were approaching the enem , the horse in queilion galljpped over to them, regularly fell into the ranks , as if a dragoon had been upon his back: he continued in ranks during the whole of the charge, and returned in line with bis tsoop, to the astonishment of his rider, and the admiration of all who saw him JWiUtiary Sketch Boole. 31 iartvti.lt. (Penn.) June 4. An eld Settler A land Tortoise tvas brought to my otlice this week, by Mr E. F. Randolph, faund on bis farm, with the letters 4 F. 11. 's cut on the lower shell by Frederick Haymaker formally f that place, in 1794 bein; 33 years ngo It was found on the same firm about 20, and sgain about 14 years since. 1 be letters T A. 18 -7," have been added to it. Let the future finders treat it with kindness. It is the only one. so fr ae I can learn that has J . . ,l Bmr. nf tlin rxtxn f rtf UCeU UlSCUVCICU lu lUiO :uiuu uu uuj Ogdtnshvrgh A" Y. June 25. JVovel Emigration. 1 ne unprecedented increase of lied J'quirrels on the borders of the rive r in this vicinity, and their unseemly location in almost every wood yard in this village, within ' a few weeks, have excited no little curiosity.! The mystery, however, has within a few days oeeo iuny utscioseu ana u is now ascciirtuu-u from ocular dsmonstrstion. that these animals, from having become dissatisfied with the present adtniuistratiou uf the Goverment of His majfsiys comny 01 upper anaaa me nope-, less prospect of their ever attaining the privileges of citizpn9hip under the recent alien law of that Province, or from some other cause, are daily crossing the river St Lawrence by tens, fifties and hundreds, and fixing their habitations t in every vacant oook ana coroer wuum our own territory We are informed they may be seen laidinp, a short distance above and below this village, almost every hour in the day; and the uuiu. on u uait uuiociuj h u, oiuii Mir ijvci. air iiiri.injf iiwuucu "uu iuisc and heretofore loyal subjects of his mnjsty. The income derived from the labour cf the convicts in the New Hampshire Slate Prison, the last year, exceeded the expenditures for the support of the priI . I i r r. m l 1 son, uy me sum oi j,i'4i. ine sajes s f K stone during the voor AMXUAL ELECTION. FOR REPRESENTATIVES. 4 fo be e:CCtcJ. Kzra Ferri-, J'l Dreoursey, Daniel Fl inner, Johnson W att?. James T. Pollock, I.'zekiel .Tacksor.. James Powell, Horace Bassett. PUBLIC XOT1CE. T7"-ir.;ti:.S my u-if- ANNA v.y . , i . , 1 h' fl nd bofcri1 w;thout t ltin i- therefore tn fan wrn ll nni .,s luere,l-re ,0 "m Whrn hat'j Irfi my ny provocation, ell persons from trusting1 her on mj' account, as I am determined to p-ty on debts rf her contracting since the twenty fifth day of July 18J7. NATHANIEL TUCKEK. A llglist 1 O -V S0-3rt-, Stop the Kunawaj!! RUNAWAY from the subscriber rt silling in Manchester township, Deartoin covm'y, on tlic ?.7'h o! June list, an ir.denffd boy i,med H ItAM CUOWtLL A reward of One Cent i fTered r,: for his tpnrthtnsion -nd reiurn to my s-rrvuie; a. i d a prriot s rc fare warned giinst irustir.g' or harboring him, Us tne Uw wfu beslricvl t'fuTccd I'.St such iffcnders. ABU AM 7. HUE. 30-3-August 4. i827. .YOTICE. HEREAS m. wif- KL'ZABBTH b.3 left my oed St board without any just cuse. cr provocation, this is to.forwarn all persona (rem narbourir.g or trusting' her on my account, us ! urn determined not to pay any debts of her contrading after Ibis date. ENOCH JACKSON August 49 1827, 30 3w. Six Cents Reward Will be giten to the person cr per sous who will epprt bend and briny to the subacrioer, residing- in Boou ounty, Ky. a Ud bv the name of WHU FIELD YnUKLL, a. und an Apprentice bv his father Thomas Y jueil Said Whitfield ran away some time about ihe first of April last he is ageu 17 years tnree ot his nirhi hand lingers are grown -ther or burnt od. GCOItGE CORN July 14, 1827. jYOTICE. STUAYEU or STOLEN from the farm of Jatoa Harwood, oa 2tnh Hogan, two miles fitm Aurora, on hr 30ih of June, a lUtOWN Mors?, five years old, with one white hmd toot, aud a lump on the rlT folc fuotiotk joint, occasioned by a hurt when a colt. The owner will handsomely reward any person for information and return of the hor3e, or borse and thief. THOMAS ALLOWAY July 14, 182r. 27-3w OCT FARM FOR SALE. THE SUBSCIISER wishes to sell his valuable Farm situated cn Salt Fork. Lwrenceburgh township, about six miles from Lawrenceburgh, containing 160 acres of land. On this farm are sixty acres cleared, tnd urder good fence, to srether with a Mill Seat, a bearing Orchard ot I'each and Apple trees; Also, a good Hewi. Log House, out Houses, Um and Well cf excel lent water. The above land will be sold very low, and the terms af payment made psv. JOHN DAVISON. May 12, 132-

AIYXOS LANE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, fNtuRMS the public that he wtU constancy Uend he Terms of the Supr me Cjun; ihc District Court of the United States, at Indianapolis; the Franklin, Dearborn, Switzerland, ami ttipley Circuit Courts ; and any other Court in the sut.-, on special applies ion I hnt u future ins undivided and persevering attention ana tii' entf. wm or devied o his profession. nd Tu. ni all timts, be consulted at his rfH-'f, in

Lawrenceburgh, next door to Mr. Hunt's Hnel, or j.t CTurt. July 25. h, 1S27 29. f. J. H. GEAVES-moK, - r F.SHECTFULLY informs the ci'.tz.s of .Ivl Lawrenceburgfi and its vicinity, thi he hr Removed his shop to the Urick br.use opposite E. Touv's store, two doors above J. Gray's Inn, where he ia ready at all times to execute work m ihe neatest nihil ner, and according to the latest Lasiern Fash ions. July 23, 18.'7. 29 rf. Boot Ss Shoe lit, WISHtiS to inform the citizeris of the state? of Indiana, Kentu. kv nd Oh.o, thai he crrit3 on the above business at his old s'aiid, first door bove Jesse Hunt's Hole), oa H.gh stiet-t. He I vvf tk.: , Women's MorOCCO, prUneila and Calf-skill sllOeS : ATI 4Men S COlirSG aild lme bOOty and shoes. All of which are exereted as wfll as any in the .v c.iie3. and of ss crood materujg Attention wdl be paid to all orders in hi? line of business. JOURKEYMEM VAXTED; To v!iom Cincitinaii w-g-rs u;ii e g.ven Seasonable Goods, He has also, a general assortment of Dry goods wstrrj it. s J'.' . ITT"THAS. Groceries, syg St. wuich he will at a vety lowrate tor cash, or any kind of trade that will demand cash. Ltwrenceburgh, July 21, 18,7. 28tf ljlJYiTfrTLES. THE Poard ot Ct n.missiontrs to perpetuate testimony for the county of Dcaroorn, vvia meet i the oliice of Uin i Ilageimunj m ihe toun oi Liwrtiucturgh, on tlie l3!h ot August next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. tor the purpose ot rtteivn.g evidtnct of the eS'&tei.te ot deecis, nd other instruments of wntirg, coijfcumtd by fire in iht? court house at Lawrenceburgn ; aud also rtceiv ing and axlmitting to record ah deed? heretoore recorded, and alt settlements of decedents ts tales, and probate tusu-ebs, the record ot w hichx wus consumed by fire. Tht session will continue tor two weeks, it business rt quirt. By order of the Bord. DAN L HAGERMAN, Clerk. N. II. All detcs and other instruments hereto-' foTe recorued, will be admittd to itcoiu wihout expense to the parly m king such applica-. tion, as the fees for such servicts art pmd ou of tht couniy treasury. U. tf. 20th April, 1827 ' 1 . Collectors ISotice. HAVING U'-eif (pj.vin.cu ' om-v .i of Texe"for Dearborn" cou . y lor tht eai Aox75 ano uttivtd the luptictt, togcihti UdiU a pitctpt torcmaudw.g u c to coiicc i it. sani;, i" ruicoy give no-ice .nt i am picpaitd to itcuve .uo om.unt cf.argtu tocav.n inctv iuutif s aitu arntuf'ta tint- n.n ror i. imer vtars i nave uctu L..i; ' tn, n-i- ,r.ni,..i,i-fw fif..-- ni- v. i) cteu !j ciii .qui.r. s, s I -m ueierimnta to collect J3 tUB law pttSLi .GcS. S Ul paa lltuUgtl iht couii y immcuiattiy lur tht puipusc ot coiItctii'g, ut wh.cli tiOit l hope i.o incite the lullobums i,ue, su s to save lutiher truubJc. 'i'liuae inufbttd to rue for ites, nov s, or accounts will uo well iop5 the same unm-. liately,, as 1 will piace them tn the nui'ds ct piopvr clhcers lor colkction. I fliao wssn to c.Obt ihu Lusiness ol the liidtana Spectator, uru to lcctive tht amount Uue me on sutsoriptions .iktn of he PjUaJium tor settlement. ietg iitietoiore so ctten icqucsted payment uiivtrtiiitment to little ititct,! have cunciuuiu that it is unnecessary 10 warn any more 1 mus. and wilt rtsort tu the authority tvtn me u law lor hn rtcovery of rr.y tiebts. Notice is hereby given, thai i will on the 2d Monday in November, after diFposu.g ol tha personal property cf delinquents, as cliurgco in the duplicate, (where the same does not bwbfy the demand,) oti'cr for sale all the L.nd whertoii tlat) taxes are not paid pitviouV to that timt, by their Number ot Township, Kngt, fcectioiia Quarter Section, or parts tliereot aiso all tcwir lots, or tractions, charged as aforesaid, and contiUuc said sate from day to day until all are ofy lered for sate. JOHN SPENCER, Collector, for Dearborn county, Collector's ofnee, Lftwrencebugh, July 18th, lSi.7. . 23 N. U 1 will attend at Lawrenctburgh on the day of the Election, and have some person at each place of holding' elections in the town$hipsf for the purpose of collecting. j4 s. Administrators' Notice, THE subscribers hain g t,k. n out utters o administration on the estate of John U. Kngel late of Ktlso township, Dearborn county, deceased, hereby notify ttiose indebted to saiii tstate to come forward immediately and make st. tlemctit; and those having cUmis against said estate, are requested to picsent them properly authenticated for adjustment. Said estate isbclitved to be solvent They further give notice, that a SALE of the personal proptrty of said deceased, will ukc place at his former rtsidenee in said township n Saturday the 4th of August next at wbilu 'ime and place the terms ot sale wul be mad known. liUUEltl KUWK, JOHN U. LNGLL.S July 24. 1827. Adm'rs. 28BLANK DEEDS FOR SALE THIS OFFICE. AT

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