Indiana Palladium, Volume 4, Number 27, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 12 July 1828 — Page 4

REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.

AN ACT fcrth.reli.fofc.rl.iD .arming officer, .nd .oldier. of ibo ro.y of the Re.o1& i enacted by the Senate and House r,f Representatives of the United States of hneica in Congress assembled, ,ilMt ,"acl. of Hie surviving officers of the army of the Revolution, in the Continental Lane, wno was eiuiucu. w r-j , . i i t rr fr nn i nav uv the lieSOlve OI vvuiuuci inwu; enteen hundred and -eighty, be aumonj iMit nf nrv money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, .... ,fu;a A.li n!, in said lint. Ultf HmUUIll Wl ma iuu r; ... - . according to his rank in the line, to uc- :. :u 4k;r a-av nf March, one nit; wiiu iug ujiiu - - . f A . , 4than the full pay of a captain in said i i.e. Sec. 2. And be i: furthe enacted, lhat, whenever any of s ad officers nas received money oi'lfie United States, as a pensioner, since the third day of March, one iimi"ind eiht huiidretl and lwent-six, i aforesaid, the sum so received shall be iif.1.irtd from what .aid officer would otherwise be enbticd, to under the first section of this act; and every pension to which raid officer is now entitled fclial! :ase after the passage of this act .Sec. 3. And be it fulher enacted, That every surviving non-commissioned officer musician, or private, m said arm), who enlisted therein for and during the war, and continued in its service until its termination, and thereby, became entitled to receive a reward of eighty dollars, under a resolve of Congress, passed May fifteenth, seventeen hundred and seventy-eight, shall be entitled to receive his full monthly pay in said service, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated; to begin on the third clay of March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty six, and to continue during his naturalMife: Provided, Timl no non-commissioned officer, musician or private in said army, who is now on the pension list of the United States, shall be entitled to the benefits of this act. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, Thai the pay allowed by this act shall, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, be paid to the officer or soldier entitled 'thereto, or to their authorized attorney, at such places and days as said Secretary may direct; and that no foreign officer shall be entitled to said pay nor shall any officer or soldier receive the same, until he furnish to said Secretary satisfactory evidence that he is enti tled to the same, in conformity to the orovisions of this act; and the pay allow ed bv this act shall not, in any way, be transferable or liable to attachment, levy or seizure", by any legal process whatever, but shall enure wholly to the person al benefit of the officer or soldier entitled Avthe same, by (his act Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, Thai co much of said pay as accrued by the provisions of this act, before the third day of March, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, shall be paid to the officers and soldiers entiikd to the same, as soon as may be, in the manner and under the provisions before mentioned ; and the pay which shall accrue after said da) , shall be paid semi-annually, in like maimer, and under the same provisions. A. STEVENSON, Speaker of the House of Representatives. v S. SMITH, President of the Senate pro tempore. Unproved 16th May, 1823. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. Treasury Department, May 28, 1829. $ The "Act for the relief of certain surviving OfnYers and Soldiera of the Revolution," apnmend on the 15th day of May, 1828, (of which the foregoing is a copy,) will be carried into effect under the following regulations: Eu-h Officer claiming under tbe act, wtll transmit to tbe Secretary of tbe Treasury a declaration, according to the form hereunto annexed, marked A, and each non commissioned Ojjiccr Musician, and Private, according to the form marked B, accompanied by the oath of two respectable witnesses, as to his identity, which oatb is to b taken before a Justice of the Peace, or other Magistrate, doly empowered to administer oaths in the bute or Territory in which he resides, and authenticated under the seal of the Court of the County in which the oatb was administered, as shown in the said forms. Each Officer will also transmit bis commis-1 aiont if in existence and attainable, and each non-commissioned Officer, Musician, and Pruate, his discharge; which documents, after hfiu retriMered, will be returned. If the commission or discharge has been lost or dttroyt d, be will transmit such other evidence as he may possess or can obtain, corroborative 0f the statements set lortb in bis declaration. If the evidence transmitted, taken in connex ton with tbat afforded by tbe public records at Washington, be found satisfactory, the amount of two fears' full y, at the rate .to which the Officer or Soldier whs entitled, according to his rank in the line, at the cloae of tbe war, or at the time of his reduction, (as the case may be,) but in no instance exceeding the full pay of a Captain of the Continental Line, will be transmitted to him. at tbe place of bis resi dence, after deducting therefrom the amount of any pension which be may have received from the United States since the 3d day March, 1826. lie may, however authorize,

thousand eight hundred ana iw r- y - '";r and to continue during his natural He: 0. r, .ij fi-i. a. j,,.,!,;,! no ofllCLT For the pnrposs ot cj.aii'i.'g trie oemn.s ot Provided, That, under this ac , no onitr eni;t, k.An aCt f,.r the relief t ctr.-m shall be entillcu to receive a larger bum 9urvivil cffi ers arid soidltrs of the 4-my oi

any other person to receive it for diuj; in which case, bo will execute a power of attorney, according to the annexed form, marked C, wheih must be acknowledged before a Justice of tbe Peace, or other Magistrate, and authenticated under the seal of the Court of the County, in the same manner as is already prescribed in regard to declarations. But no payment will be made to any such attorney, uoti! he has made oath, according to the annexed form D, that the Dar which he is authorized to rece e

... i j .u-.li., -..o.i ..... r j , intended to enure wholly to s intenaea 10 enure wuuu u .u, r,,,.. rC n 'iff it ti" a n I oeneui oi tue viucer ut u' be is. It is requested that all letters to the Socreta 'ry 0f tbe Treasury, on the subjects, may be en 'tinted on the cover Revolutionary Claims.' .hpliiUm Uliwll AO survivine the Revolution," ppovtd on me ta n ..r hv, 188, I, , of -, in the c unty ot , m the Siate ol , do hereby declaie thi 1 Was n officer in the Continental Lint of ihc Army of the Ke volution, and served as uch, hrrt m aert to the end of the war, or (as the Case may be to the t.me when the arrangement of the Army provided by the resolvta ..f Congress ot j the 3rd nd 21st ot October, acu, w as carrita ; into t-tf'ect, and was reduced und.-r that arrar g,--ment,3 at which period I was a -in the rtgircunt ot 'he line. And I also declare, that I afterwards received a certificate (comm-miy called a commutation certifica'e) tor a sum tqual to the amount of five years' tud pay; whu.li sum was oflered by the resolve of Congress, of the 2-d of Vlrch, 1783, instead of the hnif pay for lift, to w hich I ws entitl d under the resolve of the 2isiof October, 170 And I do further declare, that I have received of the United States, -s a pensioner, since the 3 i davof March, 18-5 Here insert, No money, or (as the case may b ) ihat I have received, as a pensioner ot the United States, since the 3J day ot March, 1828, the sum of dollars, :aid to me by the agent lor paying pensions in the State of J (S.gned) Before me, Lhere insert, Justice ot the Peace, or othtr Magistrate, duly empowered to administer o-ths,J in the coumy ot , in d)e State of , personally appeared, tin day, , -.t and , of the said county, who did, severally, nuke oath, that , by whom the foregoii-g declaration was subscribed, is general, ly reputed and believed to have been an officer in the Army of the Revolution, in manner as therein slated. Witness my hand, thi3 day of , in the year . (S,gned) lt , Cleik of the Court of the Crunty ol , in the State of -, do hereby certify, ,llltt betore whom me loreg -u't? - iuhvus were sworn, was, at the urae, L're in sert. Justice of the tVace, or oth-r ' gistrate, duly empowered to administer oaths, nd du iy empowered to administer oains. In testimony wiiereor, i nave nereunio cei (l. s ) my hnd, and atnxed the s- ai ot ui said (Jourt, tins uay ox , in iut year . ( vgned) Form nf a declaration to be made by the non commissioned L'Jjicers, Musicians, .y Privates, For the purpose of obtaining the benefit ot "An act tot the lelitt o certain surviving otli (.ers and soldiers of the Army of ihe U voiu lion," approved on the 15d of M.y, lrt JH, , , ot , in the Coun y ot , in ihc btate of do hi ret y declare .li .i 1 tnliated m the Lnunemal Line of the Army ot the Revolution, tor and uuring'the war, and continued in us service unni its tesraination; at which period i was a ("seigeant, Coiporal, Muai can, oi Private, as the case m-y oe,) in Captain s Company, m the regiment of the line. A"d I aiso declare thai I atterwards re ceivtd a certific ate for the reward ot eighty dol lars, to whiih 1 ws entitled, under a resolve ot Uot grs-, passed the 15th of May, 1778. And 1 further declare 'hat 1 Was not on tht fitteentb day ot March, 182b, on the Pension List of the United States. (Signed) Before me, , fjiere insert either a Jus tice ot the Peace or oilier M igis rate, duly em powered to administer oaths m the county ot .I, in the State of , personally ap pcartd, this day, and , of the Said county, wliodid S- verally m ke oath that ., by whom the foregoing declaration Was eu sen bed, is generally reputed and believed to have been an officer in (he Army of the Revolution, in manner as therein statedWitness my hand, this day of in tlu jear . (Signed) I,' , Clerk ot ihe Court of the county of , in ine State of , d certify, that - betore whom the forego i.g Hffidavns were sworn, was, at the time, a -, Just ice of the Peace, or as the case my ot, uu duiy empowered to administer oaths. In testimony whereof, I hitve hereunto set (t. S.) my hand, and affixed the seal of iht said Court, this ay of , m the year . (Signed) C Form of a Power af Attorney. Know alt men oy tiiesc presents, that I, of in the county ot in the Slate of lo hcrehy cns( itute and appoint my true and lawtol attorney, with a power ot substitu Hon, for me, and in my name, to receive from lie United States the amount of pay now due ti mc, under the act for the relief of certain iur vivinrj oni.ers and soldiets of the Hevolution, approved 15th May, 1828, as a in the regiment ot Hie lineot lue Army ot tfie Itev omtion. VVitnrsa my band and seal, this day cf in the yrr Sealed and delivered in the presence of , 5 (bigucd) (t. s ) Before me, a Justice of the Peace in tht county ot in the btate ol ptrsonail) appeared, this day, whose name is subscri bed to the foregoing power of attorney, and acunowledcrrtt the same to be ois act ana ueea. Witness my hand, taii day oi in tot year fSijrned) I, Clerk of the Court of the county ol in the State of , do hereby certify, that , before whom the foregoing power ot attorney was acknowledge d, is a Justice ot tht Peace. - In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set (l; s.) my hand, and affixed the seal of tht said court, this dav of in th yer (Signed)

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D. Wi of Affidavit to be taken by Attorneys. Hfforc me, , a Justice of the Peace n the county of in the ot personally .ppeared, this day, , the attorney named in the foregoing power of attorney, and made oath that the s.me w .3 not giren to him by re a son of any transfer, or or any attachment, levy, or seizure, by any legal process whatever, of the p y therein authoriz. d tt be received, but thai the said n.v is intended to enure wholly to the

iperson.il benefit ot the person by whom the said power Whs executed. Witness my hand, this " day ot in itif year Before me, , fhere insert either a Jus tice ofihe Teaceorothtr M -istrate, doly cm jpowertd to dmims'er oath-, in the county ol i In il... Qtiii t Dei X. ilia liv aDDeartd, his day, and of the sid county, wno out severely, m.ke oath, th.t . ry whom the f.ir-goii. iieclarati-n wis subscribed, g ' er. a!l repu-ecJ mi b-lievrd to have been an nth" iei in U r Aimy ot die KcvolutiOM, in manner us h. rem stattd. Witness my html, ihis day of in the yesr . fS trned I. . Cieik of die Court of the county of in the S ale . t' do hereby certify, that before whom the frt goi. airidavi s were sworn, wnb, at the nnie, (litre insert tithrr a Justice nf the IVa.e or other- Maisirbte, duly empowered to 4iimmister oadis,) nd uuly tmpowrrd to fcdmnast'. r oaths. ,n tes,im-,y whereof, 1 have hereunto set . s my h nd, nd attixed the seal ot the said Couit, this day of in the year (Signtd) To be pt.dish-d once a week for two mm.ihs, in the p.pers tuthorized to publish the Laws of the U.utcd Slates. 23-9 ZwzSs? TV"? TI C TT A Q t "W . .. nHKNDERS ber respects to the Ladies ol;u Lawreoeeburgh &. its vicinity, and informs them that her shop has been removed to a twostory white frame building a few doors southwest of the market-houso, High street, where she will continue to carry on the. MILLLXPAIY BUS LYES S as heretofore. Ladies Leghorns cleaned, coloured and altered, and siraw Mats and Bon-;J nets manuftctured and repaired in the btst stle and on tbe shortest notice at her estab lishment. She will always keep on hand a good stock of silks, satins, &c. suitable forhata and bonnets, ami be able to accommodate the Methodist sisterhood with BonneU feruled to their de sire. June 23, 1328. -Sw STOP THE THIEF. UOKE JAIL last evening, a fellow by the limine f ISAIAH CuU;jll. who vs i) ought Irom Cincinnati to tins pi. ice for hui3 steain.g; he is notorious for stealing of hoists and hr lias br. ke several Jut's in Omo ; he is .hi ut 50 years i f age, five feci 7 or 8 inches n gh, l.'tit compKxiou 1 wiii gie tw nty five dol i s for hm delivered to me in tlu Jd in Law cenceLU-gh, Dearborn county Indiana. tiio-.iAS LONGLEY Sn'fT D .C. June 13, 182S. 24-3 w. Doctor Isaac Westeriield, (THE LATE PARTNER OF THE CELECRATfID Indian doctor Kichakd Carter,) "! iTiLL practice .hsdicme u J'ettrsbvrgh Ky. V f on die Oiiio river, -7 nules below Cincinnati, i ntlow the m uth of the Miami and near ly opositc Lawrt nceburgh fa. Mis p''-irtice ill consist in the administration of -vegetable preparations eh it fit , or vhat ia more geuiialiy fcnowu by ilu ihne at he Indian mode ol practice ; which has (in the hands of Carter at.d his students) been so astonishingly t fliracious in the cure of the most inveterate chiouic diseases. Having made himself acquainted with the regular mode of pricttce in audition to the vegc table mode, he flutters himselt that he will merit uiid rective share of public patron?e. May 9, 1829. 13 4;n EDWIN G. PI A I1 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. FF10K in Lvvrenceburgh at the bouse Jf of JOHN SPENCER. ilay 1, 1823. I7if. AMOS LANE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ENI';UMn the i-ublic that he will constantly attend -.he Trims of "he Suprt me C iuri; tbt District Court of the United States, at Indiana Doiis; the Franklin. Dearborn. Switzerland, and Ripley Circuit Courts; and any other Court the st te, on special application I hat mjutureny ms vniuz'iaea anu versevermsr attention anu cui ents, will nt devoted to his p ufe sion. And may, at all times, be consulted t hi -mVp, in Lawrenceburgh, next door to Mr. Hunt's II Jtel or at Ct-urt. July 25, 1S27. 29lf. (CP Kevolutionary Claims. COLONr L AA'dON OllDliN will remain in J Washing on tor s-ne months, aod upon bemg duly authorized by power of Attorney, hr will continue to act as Agtnt for the Oltioeis nd Soldiers ot the Army ot the Revolution, for w hose relief a bill was passed at tbe late session of Cuiurress. and anDroved of on the 15lh ot 1ay Ust ; and upon receiving .he evidejiwC pre-l 1J ' scribed by the Secretary of the I'reasury, Colo nel Ogden will pro ure the nam-s ot those enti tled to be duly registered, and w jil remit the cer tiiicates thereof, togethtr with the two years py now due, to wit From the 31 of March 18.5. to the 3d of March, 1828, by mail, in a draft of the United States Bank, or any of its branches, payable to each individual), or to his order. Washington, June 9, lH2o. ADMLXIS TRA TOR'S JV TICE. Ol 1LB is hereby given, that administration xl of the estate of WILLIAM C VAN HOC TEN, late of D-arborn county, Indinna, deceas ed, has been granted to me. All persons having claims upon said estate, will present them duly authenticated as required by law; and persons indebted to the deceased will make payment in mediately, either to myself or to Geo. H Dunn, my attorney at Lawreoct burgh to whuin also all claims upon the estate may be presented NOTICE is also hereby given, that tht said estate is insolvent. CORNELIUS W. VAN HOUTEN, VJminisirator. Lawrecceburgb, June 21st, 1328. 25-3rs

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La Mott s Cough Drops,

For t Coughs, Consuniplivus, cnza IVhoopinz Coughs, Colds , Influc r . noopin,r koiihs, tjjKismoiuu Asthma, Pain in the side, Difficulty of Breathing, and want of Sleep, r JpHE proprietors Ji. of Lu .Mctt nrpnaration heiiur O nf-tUllt that its r i - -- -- -- - r would prove a puiheknt itvorr.mendation ; from ti e increased demand fr ih ame'r, tnd the ret crltbi-ity which iihxs gained in every pri ot the United etrti u2u:v i is known anu in ordtr to render i as t xtt i.si ely useful as possi ble, they feel torn !eiu i?i tVtt.r. it to ho pub lie as hn Jipproved Mfdiciu: in those diseases

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uhich it pr..tcsr to jd one which h.s h Jfc E d Danie, Drown ftre not rtnaeted t .e most entire s t-.slict ion to all those jlua " . , wh.. have had an opportunity cf oDtmrg ard j residents of this state: It is therefore ruled and tesung its salutary ellects. In coi f.rmttion 1 1 ordered by the court, that notice of the penwhich diy now ptesint it to the public undet Jency of the foregoing Bill of complaint bo th sanction of the following c rtih atrs fr m puuisiej for four ivteks successively in tbo il.y.ci.nS, . Druggists and Merchants in dift.r ndiana PaU j- newspaper printed at ent parts ot the country. . , ' . 1 ' , , , , fn rrn'ririr' ittq Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, state ot lnLA lU lL 1$. diana, rf quiring the said John Elliott, 3nd DanWe, the subscribers, have sold La .Mott ,... . . , , f . . , i ., 9 iel Brown, to be tnd appear before the judgej Cou?h Drops, as gtnts tor the Messrs Lrosly ' " . . , 1A , e. ' . A - . I ne Medicine has obtained the approbation ot'of the said Dearborn Circuit court, on the tirst the public, by tftecting many runs of the dis jday of their Tern , to be holden at Lmreicecases for which it is recommenced We have fourth in & for the said county of Dearborn, on theretore no besitaUon in rtcrmmendiiig LA t "first Monday in October next: then and MO l'T$ COUCH DUOPS as an excellent mtd ' r,.ftmi. Int fifrt.,MIi j e there, to answer tbe 15UI ol compKtint aioic3aia, r. nunn. dmUt. and late U. S. Snrreon or the same will be taken as confessed as to

at Fort Fayette, Fittsburgh , OO w O I J. Hamm, M .nd E. I) D wner drUiiists, Zaiuswlle, Wm. Mount. M l. Dayton; M. Wolt&ico. Apothe ca.ys Hall, Goodwin & Athlon, a no Fairchih s & co. druggists, Cincinuaii; Ira Delano, drugg st, Chiluothe; S. Sbarphss, mtrcliant, St. cl drsvillr; Wm. Luwry, merchant, Lebanon, O. Dr. E. F rris, Lawrtnceburgh; Dr. 11. Walts, Nashvillej Thomas D.vis. Shelhwiile: and Dr JGeortre M'D.niel. CUtksviHe. f I enn -A Uvers Si t druireists. Louisville; F. Fiovo.diueirisi Fraiiktort; E. 11. Price, merchant, Gcorg lowii; and It M Kerchevul, droggist, Hardstown, Ky. Certificates of important cures accompcif.y each Buiiie. ivith purticuliir tUrectwus jor usmj. Si Id wholesale by O. u. S. Crosby, Coiumbus, Ohio; and by I. Thompson, Smnb & Pearsall, Fullertott &. Sexton, Uuiler Ja kins, druggist, Philadelphia and bv S. S'Aeeteer, Gtorift and I m. - . mm O tT k l-tyt George ii. , j a. tveeri, ui more. r;.icu ooitie contains -ij uosts price ji For Sale bv E. FLKKIS Liwrenceburgb, July a, 1S2 10 lyr NOTICE. DEARBOILV Circuit Court, DEARBORX COUX'IY, Ot. "W77'tiEKAS at a Dearborn Cin uit Court beV 7 gan and held t Lawrcnceburvrh, in i.nd tui- the coun'y of Dearborn, in the third Judicial Circuit ot the S ute of Indiana, on Monday, the seventh day ot April, 1S8, and continu d rrt ni day to da until 1 hursduy the 10. h day r f April, 1v2S', Oliver M. Spencer, tdministratcr cf Join tnan Dayton, dtttascd, fiied in said court a schedule cf the debts of said dc eastd, shtwirg . . . ' ' r7 lebis oi the deceased, and that the said person al assets have all been administer ed, and shewing also ihat ilii- said deceased died seiz d and possessed oi" the following lands in the county of Leghorn, to wit: Sectior , number sixteen, and Section numoer tltieen, and fractional section number fourteen, of lovrnahip number four, :n range one, west, containing in the whole, iwehe hundred and ninety four acres, and ninety hundredths, which he prays may be appraised according to law, and sold fur the p.ymeot of the ju.t debts of ihe deceased. PUilLlC A UTICK is therefore hereby giv. en, to 11 dinah Spencer, widow of Oliver 11. Spen. cer deceased, and daught r of Jonathan Dayton, deceused, to Susan Dayton Beasley, daughter of the lievd. D .cor Uensley and Susan his deceased wife, who was daughter of the said deceased Jonathan Dayton, and to llannuh Gibbons datiglner of Thomas Gibboio, junr. and Mar G.'jbons his deceased wife, who w.s also daughter of Jonathan Daytnn, deceased; who ar- the heirs and legal representatives of Jonathan Dayon, deceus d, and who uie not residents cf 'his state, (ihe said Susan Dayton Meakley and Dan nan lntbons being minors under the ot twenty one years,) (hat they severaiiv be Mid an pear bv thtmaf-lvts and Cjuarcuns. before thei Judges of our Dearborn Circuit Court, at their Turn to be holden at Liwrtncehurgh in and for 'he said county of Dearbirn, on the ft: st Monday in October ntxt, tbtn and there to hhew, it any thing they have or t an show, .hy the h-!.ds a foresaid shall not be so!d tor th payract of tlu' just debts of the said d- ceased J 'Hfthan Dtyton. JAMlis DILL, CUiJc D. f:. Cvur-t June QS'h, 16-23. NOTICE. Alfred J. Cotton & Dorothy 1 Cotton tus wife, nd Ueuj.-miui j Noyes, purchasers from Israel I injNoyes, lite of Dearborn coun- I on Bpplicaticu deceased f for deeds of I conveyance. against The heirs aud IcitaI represent- I ativr s of the said Israel Noyes, deceased ) j OTI 'E is hereby given to J ime3 Milliker, JL.Nl and IV scilla Mid. ken his wife, daughter ot Israel Noyes deceased; Israel Noyes, I3cijm.n Sylvester and Srah Sylvester his wife, dug'n tr-rot Israel Noyes, dee'd the two latter cf whom are non residents of this state; ttul to Hugh Xoyts, and t Elizabeth Noyes, widow of Israel Noyes, dee'd. and which said Elizabtih. Nvyes, is also rurdian of faimai Noves, El'2rth Noyrs, and Daniel Nc-yes, infant and minor heirs ot Israel Noyes, deceased, late of Dearborn coun ty ; that ue shall apply by petition t . the Dear. born Circuit Court, at their Term to beholden at Lawrenceburgh, in the said county of Dear born, on the firat Monday m October next; to appoint commissioners to convey to us, agreea bly to our purchase irom tae saia Israel Noyes, dectased, our several shares of the North easi quarter of section No. 20 in township 5 of range , west ot a meriain line arawn irom me .vioutn of the Great Miami riYer, and lying in the said county of Dearborn, cf v.bich all persons concerned are requested to take no1 ice. ALT' RED J. COTTON, DOHOIHY COTTON, BENJAMIN. NOYES. June SOtb, 1823. 26 4i. NOTICE. THE qualified Electors of Lawrenceburgh township, are hereby notified that the ensu ing Election will be held at the court house, on Monday ihe ith day of August next and the election will be opened at nine o'clock. By order of the board of Township Trustees. THOMAS PALMER, Township clk July 4 lfJ1;?.

NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, Dearborn County, Dearborn Circuit Court, ArRiL Term 1S23. Samuel Bond & Samuel Itees, Executors cf David Kces,dec. On complaint m Chancery. ewis Ingles and others. r;0W on this day, to wit: on Friday, tho Uth dy of April, 122$. comes the complainant by Dunn their attorney, and ask leave to amend their Bill of complaint aforesaid, by inserting tbe usmes of John Myrei, Daniel Davis, Daniel Brown, Jol.n Elliott, James Thompson, and Itichard Hardesty, as defendants thereto, which is granted accordingly; and it atuearin:r to the satisfaction of the court, them, and a decree entered accordingly. JAMES DILL, Cleik, D C. C June SO 1S28. 26 4 w. DEARBOILV ClRCUPf COURT. April Term, 1S28. Deborah Curtwright Oh Bill or I'mitio:: versus J''' Divorce Peter Cartw right J 0Y on this dnv, to wit : on Friday tbe 11th 4 day ot April, tighutn l.uiuirrd ana iwentyeght, comts the sud compUin'ant, by Luwrence her attorney, and flits her petition pravirg a, divorce from her Said luisband lor ctrtain reasons in the said petitio? s. t forth, ai.d it appearing to the satisfaction" .f the court tt. at Pettr Cariwright the defendant aforesaid '13 not an inhabitant of this stale it is therefore ruetl art! ordered by the court, th.t notice of the pendency of the said petition or Hill for divorce, be published tour weeks sucitssively in ti e Indiana Palladium, a newspaper pnnttd and published t Lawrenctburgh, Dearborn county, rt quiring; the said Peter Cartwright to be and tpp;-sr b. fore the judges of the iearbom circuit court, at their Term to beholden at Lawrtncet urgh, in and for ihe county of Dearborn, on the first Monday in October nrx, then and there to kn-sttt-r the liill or Petition aforesaid; or the same will be heard in lus absence and a decree entered thtieon accordingly. JAMES DILL, C 'k. June 20, 1823. 24-4w. DEARBORJY CIRCUIT COURT. April Term, 1S-S i julis I vnr? versus Daniel Y. On Bill fur Divorce. Lycns OW nn fbi ibv. tr wit : on Tiifsdftv the Rtl L 4 dsv of April 1329. conns the said Julia Lyons, by Stevens and bt. Clair htr attormes, and it appering to the satisfaction of the court, thut Daniel Lyons, the defendant aforesaid, is not now & resident of the ittate of Indiana It ;$ therefore railed and ordered by the court, that notice of the pendency of the foregoing bill for divorce be published four wetks successively in the Indiana palladium, a news-paper printtd and published at Lawrenceburjh, IKarborn coaniy, rtnuu ing the said Daniel Y Lyon3 to be and appear before the Judges of our Dearborn circuit court, at their term on the first Monday in October next, then and there to answer 10 the Hill for divorce an aforesaid, or ihe same will be beard in hiii absence, and a decree entered accordingly. JA:ES DILL CVfc. June 20, 1S23. 24-4w. DOY 10 or 1? years cf age, industrious and steady, who can read and write, disposed to icsin the printing business, tvould - 'iod a ituation by applying at this office. JYOTICE THT. undersigned ht.s ufcin out letters of ad minist'-Htion on the estate of ABRAHAM SliANlvS, late of D-xtlorn county, dee'd ; thesa who know themselve indebted to said estate will mfce immediate pj)rnent; those havirgder.iar.d3 wdi present thtm properly ktttstrd for settlement. The said estate ispicsumtd tD bo pttiec ctiv sciver.t. JOHN SHANKS, AdnYr, June 27, 1S20. vJl PUBLIC SALE. WILL be eposrd to public sale at the lata residence of brahura Sh.i.ks dte'd on Tanrera cre-k, in Lawrenctburgh towi iiip, on the I9'U day of July nest; one ll-rse, ce plough, srme Odts and wheat in the stack, and several other articles 'oo tedious to nuntit n, the pri nt rty cf said dc d. Sale to commence at 0 o'clock or add day. where due attend. nee and tbe conditions of the s,de u ill be made known by JOHN SHANKS AuWr. June 27, 1823. 23 Sw. INDIANA PALLADIUM, PRIMED A AD PUBLISHED BY M. Greg- & D. V. Cullej, Publishers of the Laivs of the United States. TERMS The rAiiAnit'M la printed weekly, on super royal paper, at THREE DOLLARS, per annum p;wd at the end of the year; which may be dischrjred by the payment of TWO DOLLARS in adieus, or by paying TWO DOLLARS h FIFTY CENTS at the expiration cf Six months. Those who receive their papers through the Post-OiTice, or by the mail carrier, must pay the carriage, otherw ise it w ill be charged on their sufcacriplion. ADVERTISEMENTS Containing 12 lines, three insertions or Uss.cr.2 dollar; twenty-five cents for each additional sevlion larger advertisements m thesnc proportion. TheCSH must accompany advertisements, otherwise they will be published until paidlor, at the expense of the advertiser. Letters to the editors must be post-paid, ethsrwiaethcy will not be aUir.dsd to.