Indiana Palladium, Volume 4, Number 1, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 12 January 1828 — Page 4

MISCELLANY.

FOR THE PALLADIUM. EULOGY RUX MAD. Written in anticipation cf the celebration of the 8th of January, ct J"ew Orleans. ITark? 'tis tbe martial dram proclaims (he dap When Louisiana felt (be tbock of war; Vbo England's myrmidon ia dread array, Display'd (be emblems of ber iron car: The day, whan Jackson and bit gallant band, Gainst fearful odda, the palm of victory won;

When weltering oo the Mississippi' strand, Lay many a valiant warrior undone: Y'ben He first came, the man decreed by Fate, To guird our Beauty and to save the state, To force tb boats of Wellington to yield, Or rush ingloriocs from (be tented Geld: He drew bis sword, drove back the invading foe, Aod laid the haughty son of Albiao low : He found us in (be hour of keen distress, And left us basking; in the light of peace. &ut lo! again he comes tbe beir to Fame! The loud artillery is heard anon; He comes! ue comes! commingling shouts proclaim, To chare the glories that his valour won.

Proud city of tbe west, your gats unfold,

ll i . I - it , i : i i . a

jrtfwiuCK7urrur..3-u!wnim welcome nome i in h nrmiih, r-shihii, .mi h:v

icculd the bull bo of? I overrule- tins

motion by observing the bull was a white bull, and that white is no color besides as I told my brethern, they should'nt trouble their head to talk of color in the law, for the law can color anything. This cause having been left to a reference, upon the award both bull and boat were acquitted, it proved that the tide of the river carried them both away

upon which I give it as mj opinion, that as the tide of the river carried thorn

both away, boih bull and boat had a

good action against water bailifl'.

My opinion being taken, an action was

issued, and upon the traverse, this point

of law arose, how, wherefore, and wheth er, why, when, and whatsoever, where

peevish arid fretful. But6hewas rightly moral and virtuous. The Pope himself could not boast more piety, Conscious of the correctness of her conduct, she was wounded at the remark of the corporal. Why should her neighbors slander her? She could not conjecture. Let my aunt be consoled. She falls

upon the common lot of nature. A per

Type Foundry and EST T-kTftVfffrf Ct ITT A T3 'TT3,VTC'F!

PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE.

Corner rf line and Centre Streets, Cincinnati. THE proprietors of the Cincinnati Type Foundrv have latelr ca-da considerable

son who can live in this world without 'additions to their establishment, and are now suffering slander, must be too stupid or ;able t0 furnish on demand, on very short no-

too insignificant to claim attention

eiernc.

tice. TYPE, fiom fourteen lias Pic to Nonpareil, mostly cf IS'RW (;UT, and as great a variety of FANCY JOB TYPE CUTS fyc

Before the appearance cf the Comet jas any Foundry in the Uuf d States, and at in 1311, many believed the world wna.the a-roe prices a at the Estrrn Foundries, then to have an end. An old man, in A, Pes. Cbasw, Cases, Type-metal Rep-

Vermont, firmly believing this, andM cat, WWgu ruoUir ; .nwrcuK

a and whereby, as the boat was not a accordingly procured him a galln,, of ""'Won, I no.nR luk of N.w otk . J ' u j fc l ii i Philadelphia mk : Bill Minis, Pjrchraent, compus mentis evidence, bow could an good lum on the morning and drank tin- &c We w(f o fl Stcrf0t ' oath be administered? That point, was til he could drink no more, and accor- pafes ((J Qn ffom j Hon,s Fouodry Pbi!.

seuiea ty boatum s auorney, aeciarmg dingly leu asleep. A cvag,Knowi,.g mi, d , . d di.n h g,me at Cincinnati, Sa mm 1... 1 t

tnat tor his client, ne would swear any

thing. The water bailiff's charter was hen read, taken out of the original record in

true latin; which set forth inthe dtx-

ment had come, procured some ur

hides, and laying them on him, covered him over with straw to which he set fire alter growing pretty warm he awak-

laration, that they were carried aw ay ened, and thinking he was no longer an

and knowing he thought the day of judg- free of charge for transportation, commis-

N G. HOWARD COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

t v. i . i : - n.-;it . , . 1 1 .

' mm tl . i. X . .1 O 1

care tie win aiiena me courts in me ou circiin.

Iso the Supreme and U. Stales ccurts at li.d--

anapolis Omce on Hga Street, opposite it Clerk's Offiop.

Feb. 25, 1826. 8. ABIOS LANE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 3NFORM3 the public that he will constant'? fcttend he Terms of hf Supreme Court; ibe Ihftrict Ccnrt r f the United States, at Indisnapo'is; tLe Franklin, Dearborn, Suitztriand, and hVplry Circuit Courts; and fcny other Court in the sutf, on special application. 1 hit in future h i vndi-:Jed and persevering attention and tulenii will h devoifd lo his profession. And may, t all times, be coruu'ttrd at his office, in L-wreni-fburgh, next door to Mr. Hum's Hottl, .i Caiirt, July 2b, 1827. 29tf.

(tr To Kent! W wish to KENT my house in the town

JL lawrrneoburgb, occupied aa a tavern

Brio? forth yeur medals vroug;ht of p?irtst gold, For lo! your great Deliverer baa comef Approach illustrious Chief, rect-ive the gem, TVbicb far outshines a royal diadem: Accept the token of ur grafirad;.

'J'ia yours'twas nobly purcbaa'd with yow

v blood!' Triumph! arches raise the Aat protide For i:im our country's dearest, favorite son; Lead forth your damsels spread the banquet wide, Do honors to tho second JVashintcn! Now throw your rockns high, light up your Hills;, Proclaim aloud, tbe matchless son cf Mars? 'H&ng out your banners oo th our irjlls,"

Wbilo thousands hail the "Hero tf two IVars!9

Long live the hero! bursts along tb shore,

Long live the man who faced tbe cannon's roar;

Long may the laurel deck the warrior's brow, And at his grave let unborn millions bow. Ed-win;

by the tide of flood, or the tide of ebb. inhabitant of tht? earth, exclaimed.

The charter of the water baliif was as'Just as I expected, in hell, b G d."

1 r i -. i i i a I

roiiows: "Aqua noiini est magistrate

v rom Uif fittsDurgn Uozetie. We do not recollect ever having s.een the annexed aiial) sis of the name of Na

poleon in print. Together with the or-

gmal derivation of the name, which is

compounded of two Greelt words signifying "Lion of the desert," it form; a most

striking coincidence with the character of that man who has rendered it so conspicuous in history.

LAW. George A, Stephens, the English Wit. Law is law, law is law, and as in such and so forth, and heieby, and aforesaid, provided always, nevertheless notwithstanding, Law is like a country dance,

people are led up and down in it till

they are tired Law is like a book of

surgery, there are a great many terrible

Caees in it. It is also like physic, they that take least of it are best off. Law is (ike a homely gentlewoman, very well

to follow. Law is like a scolding wife

very bad when-it follows us. Law is

like a new fashion, people are bewitched to get into it. It is also like bad weather, moi-t people are glad when they get out of it. We shall how mention a case tried before me called Bullum versus Boatum. The case was as follows: There were two farmers, farmer A and farmer B. Farmer A was seiz ;d or possessed of a bull farmer B was possessed of a ferry baf. Now the owner of the ferry boat, having made his boat fast to a post on

the shore with a piece ot hay,, twisted rope fashion, or as we say, vulgo vocato, a hay band. After he had made his boat fast, to a post on the shore, as it was very natural for a hungry man to do, he went up to town to dinner,. Farmer A's bull, as it was very natural for a bull to do, came down to louk for a dinner, and observing, discovering, seejug and spying out some turnips in the bottom of said ferry boat, the bull scrambled into the ferry boat; he ate up the

turnips, and to make an end of ho meal fell to work on the hayband; the boat being eaten from its moorings, floated down the river with the bull in it; it Struck against a rock; beat a hole in the

buerent finnos et scalos, claws, chells et

taloe, qui swimmare in freshbus vel saltibus riveris, lako?, pondis, can ilibus, et

well boats sive-ovsteri prawni whitini,j,

ehrimpi, turbutus solu$,that is not tur-

botfi alone, but turbots and soals together. But now comes the nicety of the

law; the law is as nine as a new laid egg

and to be understood by addle headed people, Bullnmar.d Boatum mentioned

both ebb and now to avoid quibbling; but it being proved that they were car

ried away neither by the tide of flood nor by the tide of ebb, but exactly upon

the top of high water, they were nonsuited; but such was the lenity of the court,

upon their paying all costs, they were

allowed to begin again,, de nova

sion. Sic. Printers who deal at this Foundry will please

insert this Adtf rtisron'nt conspicuously, 9 times, stand by myself, by the name of tho

and forward tbur bills for payment. O & H WELLS Cincinnati, Dec. 17 18-27. 5I-9L

Origin of the term "Printer's Devil." Moat people, except those who are someway connected with the Press, are probably unacquainted with the origin ol the term "Printer's Devil," and that all may be edified on a subject tio moment

ous, vc ehwll akc the trouble to explain;

and the explanation we have to give, is

coppied from the notes of Mr. JVJ Cree-

ry's Poem on the Press,' and thus it j , .

"In lha adventures of Dr, Fautus and Surbonneat Paris, we seem to have the origin of the opinion, that printers have occasion for the assistance of a super-natural personage in the progress of their labors with whom all the rest of the world is most ansious to avoid an intimate acquaintance. Had we no other

complaints against his Satanic MajesU,

1 Napoleon

6 7 7 4 5 o

APOLEOH FOLEOIT OLEON LEOS EON oir

By dropping the first letter from the first sylable ofthe name in fall, and from

each part of it in succession, six Greek

words are formed, which, translated in the order of the numerals, signify, JYa-

poleon being a raging Lion going about des

troying cities.

Collectors Notice. IIAVINC bern sppoimtd Collector of Taxes for Dei born c un y for the year 1827 and received the Duplicate, UgeUitr wi! a prrcep! coro'msi ding1 we to oll-t the tnie, 1 hi re by give no.ic lai 1 atn prepared to receive ihe

amount c. argtd to tir! lriciiv.du-as also atreargfo due nie for loimtr y;&rs I tnve been collector. No fuitbt-r inriu'grrct a reed be tx D cted nv delir.ou.ni9. as 1 detsimintd tocol

ilect s the law DrtscnLt.8. I will pass throusls

he ccuiuy iTmnliately far the purpose ot col u t'ing, it ubicbtime 1 hope to n-ceive the lotlfrun lot-, so . to sv( fur her trouble. Thus injected to roe for tees, notes, or rcounts .v ill do well tnpy the same immediate U, 1 will place hem in the hnr.ds of prop.-r offi j ctra for i vilrction. I nig wish t; close the tu i

siness t f the Indiana Sjivctatur, &iid to recent the- rriount due rr.e on mi. strip'ions .aken ol h ritaoiuiTi for ttf tlimtnt. tluvirg- hereto

for: so cftco nouested na ment hv advertise

I would prefer having it kept up asastant Any person wishing to rent will please call on the subscriber living in tb house. Thv term3 will be ruade ?ry reasonable. JOHJY SPEACER. Nov. S, 1827. 42 "notice.

The Creditors of W ilium Godley,

deceased, I faint n PetltlCQ The Heirs of ,,n Porter Codley, M?r ",e son and heir of Willum God- "e ley, deceased. J PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to tie Hiirs of John Porter Godley, hte of Dearborn county, deceased, who was son and heir

of Will:m Gndley, deceased, that the admims-

iaioi of ihe said William Godley, deceased, has Ei d a schev!ule w ith the Court of Probste and

Coaitf rthe settlement of decedents estates

in and for the county of Dearborn, and state of

!iidi&D4, shewing to

the satisfaction of said

mnr to lutle rfiicr.I Imvt; 'concluded that it isl0"' tht the personal assets of the deceased, . . I ll HI: i am. -.

JYETV GOODS. BASTES DAVIS

AS just received direct from New York, rid is .jv ofl'tiii g lor stile, ut ht w;ll knowi

srund, formerly oT.up.cd by DAN?L. liftOWN, n IliIi sirtet, Lawrenctburgh, a General As aortnstnt of

unrecesarv to warn vny more I mus' Sind will rtcr rr to the authority given me by la' fur the rtcovury of tr.y debts.

Postponed Sal

e.

Notice is hertby given, thai 1 will on the 4b M. d..y in Jnuaiy iu.it, .-tier disposing of tht ,je.'S 'al proptity nf nctir.q:eits, s tlirged in h . iuplcutt, (wlre the s.-me dota rol sbtisfy fht dtm r,d,)ofitTitir i-alt all the L nd whereon

the Ux s arr" rtot fiiid pievn ua to that time, by tie ir Nu-Tiber of rownalnp, Itxnge, Section, Quur'er Srcvion, or parts thtrtff also ll town lo's, or tractioi f, ch&:g;rd aforesaid, tr.'l con tinut ssid sule frum day 10 day until all are offered tuv sa.h. JOHI SPENCFR, Collector, l';r Dearborn county.

Collector's uiT. p, Jjswrencetnh, )

July 12th. 1ST S TS-

03-FARM FOR SALE,

Consisting of a variety of Broad Cloths, Casinets, Flan nni s. f'p-rpftn.rprl feivnifo

than that ofawisting John Faust to britiKw i A i-A. . i ' ;ivth wd Appte trteis Ai!U. to perfection the art of printing, we ce&etts dlflereilt Colors)

- - - i v m a t a m .-.. - - - - - - . .

tainly should have no right to stigmatise

him as a being of go malignant a disposi

tion as he is commonly represented. The printer's devil ig a character almost identified with the origin of the art, and we may consider ourselves- peculiarly fortunate in having a guardian exclusive

ly assigned to us, from whom notwith

standing, his general bad conduct to oth

er people, we have so little to apprehend, and who is commonly our faithful assistant both in labors and in our pleasures. From hence also the lecend ofthe Devil and Dr. Fausius."" The modern 'Printer's Devil,5 receives his appellation from his being the youngest boy in tbe office, whose duty it is, to run errands, and perform the lesser duties necessary about the concern. Although a very useful article in an of

fice, he is still a very mischevieus- one and for his rougeries, often gets more kicks than coppers,. Like any other devil, he bears his rebuffs and reproofs

I mm

(with complacency, and the moment hi

?i-HIi SUttsL!BKti v. lit es to sell h s v&'.uabh

.1 Frm si-Uitedon Silt Pork, L. vi ran re burgh towKSbip, uV-out sis miles from Lvrrcneebutgh, ct nta-mi-tf 160 acres of land. On this farm are

sixty a- fj-9 tlr&red, r.d ut der pood fence, to

fthrr with Mdl rse&f, beeru g Orchard of

Arrilf irf pa Acn a fr,rfi I1im-.

U ell of excflX I

j o oi , . , ;irni vivr x ne .';ue Jimtj u ue luin very

kjiiii Liiiiia ocoiit;t;tiiJii, UlUiAUil-jlow, Arsd the ter.i.s oi niynvni mde rsy.

bottom ofthe boat, and tossed the bulii fingers are out of one kind of mischief overboard; whereupon the owner of they are thrust into another. But a

the boat brought his action against the

bull for running away with the boat. Aih thus notice of trial was given.

good 'devil,' a real rouge of a fellow, is

always pretty certain to succeed in life,

and the veriest ot them have made the

ed and brown,

Domestic Plaids & Stripes,

Calicoes, newest Fashions, Q,ueens-waro, Hard-ware, GROCERIES, Nails. Castings, Turks Island Salt, &e. &c. As the above addition i G d rt re ivnl, were purchased t the Esstw rd f ,,r Cash i-nly, they can be ii floret ed very LOW for Hash, or in t e change fr approved C u;itry Produce. Kairg- m.le nrrarg meuts to put up Pork jh;5 fall, hi wdl pu!'--b,4Sfrr Pork, and Lard Kegs? Forw!)i-h bt r;.l prices will te p&.d Farmers ar.d t'nnp.-'s ill find it to their adntag to i;iv h'm a r y 1 1. September 15, '827. S6tf.

JOHN DAVISON.

La Mott's Congli Dropsy Fur Coughs, Cchiiunpi'iohs. Colds, Influenza, Whooping Coughs, spasmodic Aiiiha-

IJht,

let.'ain d frcni oyi' tot iii'it- i;i romrat ns ev?r failinr epr iufs. n ot this prepir-ion besnj co-fiJc-ot lha. , " . lue vdl prove sufHci. n rn -tiamevdationv L. 1 M ,8b.nrve t1e,!cr'?

SO TICE. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of John

jiflL Dllli!lOP. !itP fif IiC'Hn ti ttrt'iin llpyi-Knrnl

county, dressed, are hereby rt nuesttd to mke JPub',c hl tctir- maoy cur?s of the disesswi,

aia niK.n nf .ii -:. s.-.. ! for u iii ii ;i is ifec x .mei.Gs.-d. tt hive there

ma, Jain in tne owe, Uijicuity Breathing, and Want vf Slctp.

1 Jie pr:-r 1 1 -.-rors of La M n" huon

have ret.-'am

dtm

its value ill r

fiorr t!ie inert as d d. li.ar.d fc? the article, tr-

tiie r;rei c. i bnty Licit i h s iintd in everd p.r' ot the U iiietl Sit ten where it is known, and in rd-r to rrnder it as t stt-rsivt !y tisstul it p' si lie, they fVt I con;'d;-rit in rf" rn-.g it to thg pubitc an arPUuVLt) M i die me n those dsseases which it professes to cuit , bi;d i.ne ub.uh hs rendered th? mi s' entifr grtistattion to sll th: s? who have had an oppor uoi'y of cbservin an t ts i:ii!3 'jduttry iffects lo cofi'tniion i f whi. !i th-y row prckt-m it tothf puhsc unctr ht j"r.cticn it thr followi-'g tfUihrtts I rom Fhysisuos, Diiirgis , and Nltrch&nts in difitr nt ii-'-'s ot ic f oui.tsy. lhe su-crib-rs have sold La Mott's Cowgh Dr k, us Aden's fjr Messrs. Cros)"s, Ihe

ieucine hs o Gained the itpprobatiorjf t!ip

V illi.m Godley, hsve sll feen administered. nd

that ihe Eatate is justly snd largely indebted; and further that the said Willi m Godley died Sf ztd and poss- ss?d of the undivided hall part of the nonh-east quarter of sectian i"5. ton 7 in rsope rr.e, west; snd also of the Ui divided hlf pan of the east half of section 4 tow n 7, riijyt one, west, lyn g in the said county ot Dtarboru. The afoiesaid heirs of John Forter

jfiodlc), dr ce.8tri, ate hereby noticed tnd rrqui-

rea to appear l;etore the Uourt sforesaid, at their itstterm, to beholden at Lawrerceburgh, in. the said county of Dearborn, then snd thtre to shew ctv.se, it any they have, or can sheu, why the interest of the sforesaid William Godley in, over and to the lands uforesaid, shall not be sold for tht t enefit of bis creditors, and for payment of his just debts as aforesaid. J MS3 DILL, Clerfc. November 28th, 182T. 49 Zvr Valuable Property for Sale. ri HE subscriber offers for sale 160 acres of 3L lar.d, situated about three miles frottv Uariford, betveen the. Vetera of IJoen and

Laughi ry crttks, 7D of which are cleared and

under cultivation, and the balance well timber-

rd. On tbe piemises are a pood dwelling house barn, out house e, two bearing orchards, mead ou s, nd Uiree never failing springs ALSO Tbe well known tavern stand in the", town of Hartford, now occupied by Davis Weaver, Esq , to which is attached three lots of r jund, a good stable, and an e2ellent well or Water, ALSO The eligible stora bose, occupied br

J. & A P. Andrew, nearly opposite the afcrts -id tavrrn stsnd, to which re attached an exed-

garden lot. ALSO The premises on which the subscriber resides, situated in Hartford, consisting of ore large two story frame house, well calculated for a store and tavern, an elegant and spacious stable, rrt sto e. four lots of rrcund. tnd two

- - o

d property will be sold low

fcr cssh, if applicution be made previous to tf-

1st ot iebruiry next; after which time it will be for rent. For terms apply to tbe subscriber living in Hartford, la. JOHN LEVIN GSTON. October 6 187-

Fm after Hags!

HOT The PRINTERS at the Palladium Office, Lawrenceburgh,

authorize me to offer S

Cullum versus Boatum Boatum versus shiest of editors and the best of

Bullum.

Notv the counsel for tbe bull began tfith saying, my Lord, and you gentlemen of the jury, we are counsel in this case for the bull. We are indicted for running away with the boat. Now my Lord, we have heard of running hordes, but never of running bulls before. Now my Lord, the bull could no more run away with the boat than, a man in a

men,

For instance Dr. Franklin and others. Literary Cade!.A Fragment. "There are people continued the corporal, 'who can't breathe without slandering a neighbor.' 'You judge too severely,' replied my aunt Prudyj'no one is elandered who does not deserve it.'

'That may be.' renlied the cornoraL

coach may be said to run atay with thej'but I have heard very slight things said

horses: therefore, tjft L.ird. bow can

we punish whit is noi punishable; how can we eat what is not eatable? or how can we drink what is not drinkable? or

s the law says, how can we think what

33 not thinkable? therefore my Lord, as

we are counjoJ in this case for the bull,

it the jury should bring trre hull in guil

ty, the jury would be guilty of a very

great bull.

The counsel for the boat observed

that the bull should be nonsuited, be

cause in his declaration, he had not

specified what color he was of; for thus

learnedly and wisely spoke the counsel

cry Liordjjf the bull was of no color,

tate, on book, note or otherwise j and those hav

mg demands against tb same, to present th.m legally auihenicated, tor sett'unent. ELIZ'-PETH DUN A HOE, Arfm. Dec. lHh, 1827 . 49 3

forf.ro h-sitau m ir, retoii.nunding LA 510VV S

JCOL'G DUUI'S, as an excellent medicine.

(i D!.mi, orrges'i, and fate U. S Surgeon at Fort r .yei'r , PiV.xbn.gh, J . Htrnrn, M. D

PUBLIC jYO JICE.

WHERE.) my wife Nancy h.s left my bed and hoard, without uiv caus- or orov.i.

cation whatever 1 forwarii all oersons trorn ' 21t r nierch-n;, Xt ni, tihio; Win. Lowry, rr.er

.oggfS's, i.p-esvii

a. d E. D U ir-cr,

Willum Jour.t, M li j);yton, Ohioj M. W'oli Co. Apu'htrvrj's 1K.1, t;;ori'.vm nd Asotan,

-mi Pairche.cs i L (irnf:g'Sf, Cm ti.ntti, i!io-.

Ira Delh.o, drujit, Chiiiicothe, Oh0; 3 Shirp less, irtrthaiit, St f jiausville, Oic, L, V. Vvm

trusting cr harboring her on my acoouat, as I will pay no debts of ber contracting. JACOB HAYES. Decern ter 2Qxht 1817. SO -3

of you.

TFfl'

4

3

M-nday 17vh ii s. I X OF SADDLES

and BRIDLES, m the rivtr, near Droatur,

The face of my aunt kindled with an- Lughery township, ihe owier is ifequesieu

112 was not of any color, what color

ger. "Mel" she exclaimed, .Ve!" very slight things of Mel What can any bo

dy say of JleV "They say," answered the corporal gravely and drawing out his words to

keep her in suspence, "that that you

are no better than you ovght to be I

r ury flashed from the eyes cf mvaunh

"tvnoare the wretches?" "I hope thev slander no oue who doe?

not deserve it " remarked the corDorah

jeeringly, as he left the room.

The feelings of my aunt may well be

t j .rove proptrty, py charges, and take it away

ELIJAH LINDSAY.

Dec. VI, IS,?

50 2w

he must have been of some color, and if conceived. She was sensible iniured.

True, ebe bad her foibles. She was

Sheriti 's Sale. Y virtue of an Execution issued out of thf Cleiks Offi- e of the Dearborn Cireui;

Uourt, against the floods end chatties, lands and tenements of VVibum C. Yanhouton, at the sur jt Arthur .iartin, (or the use of Alfred Nye, I have seiaed and aktn 161 acres of Land, beinj.

the nortb est quarter ot section No. 3, town 6 and range 2 wts. uken bs the proptrty of tht said Vafihouton, nhich s&id Land I shall xposi to public sle on ihe 19 h day of January nex?; at tbe Court House in the town of Lawrenct burgh. " THOMAS LONG LEY Sli'fF D C. December 27, )82r. 51 3w

i t bant, Lt hanoi-, Ohio; Dr. E Fen i3, L.wrcnte-

burgh, lndun; Dr. H Walls, Madison, Indiana, I horrns Weils, dtugglst, Nshv.!!e, Ten ; T. Davis Selbyviile, Ten liytrs i Hutler, tlruX s'u 'L u svilh K)t F Fiojd, druggist, FrnL tuit. Ky. Dr. M i. Ashy, Richmond, K. V. li. Trice, merchant, Gu rgosr, Ky; T. fk H. Brents, merchants, F-rIs Eyj V. li. Atcod,

merchant, Cieei.s ugh, Ky. HefVrence tv the enveiupe which accompanies each bottli , for cer-innate of particular cases

X Prep-red by O &. S. CliObbY, Druppists.j

U lumi us, tfhio Lach Hotile will be Ubeilrd nd signtd by them other .vise, r.ot genuine. Kch bottle contains 45 doses price -3E Sold oy FEKUI3. Lxwrerceburgh, la. Augos, 1S27. 31 SHERIFF'S SALE. 33 Y virtue of an tx-.cution, issued out cf lh iO Dearborn circuit c urt, te rr.e directed

( mtnr.dir;g rr.e that of the gooda and chattels

nnds tci '.tfitrnnts of Joseph fiidney at the

suit of JmFs 'V'-Kionty, I huve seised and tak

n 162 acres ot lid,it being the 3outh wesT quarter of section I?. 2, town 5, range 2 west, rt hich said Und 1 shall espcae to public sale a

he Court Ileus- in the town of Law rencebuigh, n the 12th dy of January next I HOf S LONCJLEY SLfT D. O

jou for small bundles (such as

1 am carrying) of cleau Linen and Cotton 2 3-4 cents in CASH per pound and for lots of 100 pounds and upwards $3 per 100. DICK RAGGED. INDIANA FALLADIUmT PRIMED AXD PUBLISHED M. Greg?; & D. V. Cullej, CIV L VERY SATURDAY.

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December 2.2, I8i7.

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