Indiana Palladium, Volume 4, Number 29, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 26 July 1828 — Page 4

HE VOLUTiOKARY CLAIMS.

, AN ACT for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the army of the Ueolution. ' Be it enacted by the Senate and House cf Representatives of the United States of Ameica in Congress assembled, That each of the surviving officers of the army of the Revolution, in the Continental Line, who was entitled to half pay by the Resolve of October twenty-first, seventeen hundred and eighty, be authori zed to receive, out of any money in the Tre.'iMiry, not otherwise appropriated,1 lit amount of his full pay in said Jne) according to his rank in the line, to beii'tr with the third day of March, one

thousand eight hundred and twenty-six,'0rm of a Declaration to be made by the

nnd to - ccMinue during his natural life:! Provided. That, under this act, no o&cer fhill -ho entitled to receive a larger sum frnn ihn full pay of a captain in said line. . S,:c. 2. And Ire it furt he enacted, That, whenever any of said officers lias received money of the United Slates, as a pensioner, since the third day of Mirch, one thou.-and rijbt hundred and twenty-six, afore-aid. ili-e sum so received shall be

i deducted from what said officer would otherwise b: entitled, to under the first section of this act; and every pension to iSvhich feaid officer is now entitled shall

neaee'after the iMS?age of this act Sec. 3. .hid be ii further enacted, That "elvery surviving non-commissioned olficer ijnusician, or private, in snia army, who lyilisted therein for and during the war, and conti rmed in its service until Us termination, and thereby became enti Tiled to receive a teward of eighty dol lai s, under a resolve of Congress, passed jM.iv fifteenth, seventeen hundred and seventy-eight, shall be entitled to recerve 'iis fufi monthly pay in said service, out -of any. monuy in the treasury not othertf whc appropriated ; to begin on the third day of f dt(.!i, one thousand eight hun dred and twenty six, and to continue during bin natural life: Provided, Tiiat no iKM-commissioned officer, musician or private in said army, who is -now on the pension hst of the United States, shall be entitled to the benefits of this act. Sec. 1. A nd be it further enacted, Thai the pay allowed by this act shall, under the dhection of the Secretary of the Treasurv, he paid to the olficer or soldier entitled thereto, or to their authorized attorney, at such places and days as said Secretary may direct; and that no for-1 eicn officer shall he entitled to said pay nor shall any officer or soldier receive the same, until he furnish to said Secre tary satisfactory evidence that he is enti tied to the same, in conformity to the provisions of this act; and the pay allow ed by this act shall not, in any way, be transferable or liable to attachment, levy or seizure, by any leg il process whatev er, but shall enure wholly to the personal benefit of the officer or soldier entitled to the same by this act. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That so 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 ofiicera and soldiers entitled to the same, as soon as may he, in the manner and under the provisions before mentioned; and the pay which shall accrue after said day, shall be paid semi-annually,- in like manner, and under the sanv provisions. A. STEVENSON, Speaker of the House of Representatives. S. SMITH, F.vs'. '-; of the. y. nate pro tempore. ApiHOVoi lGih May, U?28. JOHN QUiNCY ADAMS. Treasuhy Department 2S The "Act for the relief of c-rtam surviving i'tlif:rs anu oiO'trs oi ine km oiuoon ." ao-r provrd "n trie I5h day of ly, I82S (nf which the lor-Kuaig is a copy ) ill b carried iato efTrt under the folhiwirer rpsulafioii: E.ch OtTicer clHimmff under tb- act will transmit to the b.'cr-t.uy , f the lrsury decuration, aeconlin o the lomi er unto 8nnex-d, tnaikcd A. and :-c.-. non commission ed OJfxer Musician and Private, ee:ir:int; to the lorui marked l, cco i.pm d by th oath of two respcible wnnesees. aa to his identity, which oath is to b taken before a Justice of the Peace, or oibfr Magistrate, duly tta; powered to administer oaths in the State or Territory in which he resides, and authenticated under the seal of the Court of tbe County in wbich the oath was administered, as shown in the s.tid forois. Each Officer will also transmit his commission, if in existence and attainable, and eacb non-commissioned Otficer, Musician, and Private, bis discharge; which documents, after being registered, will be returned. If the commission or discbarge has been lost or destroyed, be will transmit such othur evidence as he may possess or can obtain, corroborative of tbe statrruents set forth ia his declaration. If tbe evidence transmitted, taken in connexion wilh tbat afforded by the public records at Washington, be found satisfactory, tbe amount of two years' full psy, at the rate to which Ibe Officer or Soldier wa9 entitled, according to his rank in the line, at tbe close of tbe war, or at tbe time of bis reduction, (as the case may be,) but in no instance exceeding tbe full-pay of a Captain of the Continental Line, will be transmitted to him, at tbe place of his resi deoce, after deducting therefrom the amount of any pension which ho may have received from th) United States since the 3d day of March, 1826. He may, however authorize,

any other person to receive it for bm ; in which case, be will execute a power of attorney, according to the annexed form, marked C, wheib must be acknowledged before a Justice of the Peace, or other Magistrate, and authenticated under the seal of the Court of the County, in Ibe game manner as is already prescribed in r?gard to declarations. But no payment will be made to any such attorney, until be has made oath, according to the annexed form D, that the pay which he is authorized to rece ve

is intended to enure wholly to the persoma benefit of the Officer or Soldier whose attorney he is. It is requested that all letters to the Secreta 0f (ne Treasury, on the subjects, may be entjorsed 0Q tbe cover, ''Revolutionary llaims." A. s Officers. For the purpose of obtaining1 the brmfiis of an act, entitled "An act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers ot the Army of tbe Revolution, approved on the 15Ui ot ty, I, , of , in the ci unty of , in the Slate of , do hereby declare thai 1 v..s an officer in the Continent! Line ot the Army of the hevolution, and served as such, here 1.1 sert to the end of the war, or (s the case rmy be) to tbe time when the arrangement of tti Army provided by the resolves of Congress ot the 3rd and 21st of October, 1780, was carried into effect, and was reduced under that arrarrre. 9 J men',, at which period I ws a in the rterirntnt of the line. And I also declare, that I afterwards received a certificate ( .ommmly called a cummut ition certificate) for a sum equal to the amount ot five years1 full pay; which sum was offered by tto resolve of Congress, of the 2d of March, 17 , instead of the half pay for life, to which 1 ws entitl d under the resolve of the 2lstof October. 1790 And I d further declare, that I have received of the Uni'ed States, s pensioner, since h 31 day of March, 186, Here insert, No money, or (is the case may be) that I have received, as a pensioner of the United States, since the 31 day of March, 1828, the sum of doll&'s, :aid to me by the agrent for paying pensions in the State of 3 Ogned) Before me, , here insert, Justice of the Peace, or oth r Magistrate, duly empowered 'o administer oiths.J in the county ot in he State of - personally appeared, this day, , and , of the said county, who did, sf.vt rally, m -ike oih, that , by whom the foregoing declaration ws subscribed, is generally reputed and believed lo have been an officer in the Army of the Revolution, in manntr as herein stated VVitmss my hand, this day of , in the year . (Signed) I, , Cletk of the Court of the County ot -i , in the State of -, do hereby rertify, ii3 before whom the foregoing ffi!avi s wert- sworn, was, at ine time, a L iie in sert, Justice ot'the Peace, or other -gistrate, iuly empowered to administer oaths, J and du ly f mpowered to administer oaths. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set (l. s ) my hnd, and affixed the s-al of the said Court, tins day ot , m the year . (signed) B. Form of a declaration to be made by the n on commissioned Cjicers, JIusicians, Privates. For the purpose of obtaining the benefit of "An act tor the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Army of the Revolution," approved on the 1.5'h of My, 18?8, 1, , ot , in the County of , in the State of , do hereby declare that I en listed in the Continental Line of the Army of the Revolution, tor and curing the war, and continued in its service until its termination; at which period 1 was a (Sergeant, Corporal, Musi cian,or Private, as the case my be,) in Captain 7s Company, in the regiment of the line. And I also declare that I afterwards re ceived a certificate for the reward of eighty dol lars, to whic.i I was entitled, under a resolve of Congress, passed the 15th of May, 1778. And I further declare that I wts not on the fifteenth day of March, lt23, on the Pension List of the United States (b.gned) Before me, , here insert either a Jus tier ot i tie IVfcce or oiner ?lgisirate, duly em power-d to administer oaths, 3 in the county of , in the State ot , personally sppchi'd, this day, . and , of the Paid coutv.y, who did severally make oath that by u hooi the foregoing declaration vs sutscri b d, is generally repnel and believed lo have b m ,i offi t r in the Army of the Revolution, in m-im-'r as thertin suted Witi s my hand, this day of , ia the ('Mfcred) 1. nirrk ot he Court of the county of! in :ne tte ot , do certify, tint rj whom the forerj .i tr -ffiiavits were sworn, wis.at the timr, Jus'ice ot the Peace, :a,, Bt t, ' n tesiimonx hereof, I hve hereunto set (l. s ) my hind, and -liixfd ihe seat of the! siu oouri, iuis any ot , m tnt year C Form of a Power af Attorney, Know uli men ty thtst: prs sens, thai I, of in 'heccui ty of in the State of do hereby constitute and appoint my true .nd lawful attorney, with a power of substitu tion. fr me, and in my nm2, to receive from 'he United States the amount of pay now due t mc, under the act for the relief of certain sur vivirg i.ffi-ers and soldiers of the Revolution, approved 1 5th May, 1828. as a in the regiment ot the lineof the Army of the Rev oiution. W itness my hand and seal, this day of in the year Sealed antl delivered in thg pretence of , (Signed) (l. s ) Before me, a Justice of the Peace in the county of in the State of personal!) appeared, this day, whose name is subscri hed to the foregoing power of attorney, and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed. Wituess my hand, this day of in the year (Signed) i Clerk of the Court of the county of in the State of , do hereby certify that , before whom the foregoing power of attorney wM acknowledged, is a Justice of tht Peace. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto see U; s.) my hand, and affixed the seal of the said court, this day of in th vear , (Signed)

D. Form of Affidavit to be taken by Attorneys. Before me, , a Justice of the Peace in the county of in the of personally appeared, this day, , the attorney named in the foregoing power of attorney, and made oath that the sume was not given to him by rca son of any transfer, or of any attachment, levy, or seizure, by any l-gl process whatever, of the pay therein authorized to be received, but. that ihc said pay is intended to enure wholly to the personal benefit ot the person by wham the said power was executed. Witness my hand, this day of in the year Before me, , here insert cither a Jus-

lice of the Peace or othr Magistrate, duly cm powertd to dninis!er oath?, in the county of in the State of pe sonally appeared his day, and of the said county, who did severally, make oath, that , by whom the forf going declaration wns iuscribfd, is gei erally reputed and believed to have been an Cfn cer in the Army of the Revolution, in manner as lb-rein statedWitntss my hnd, this day of in ttie year (S.gned) I, , Cleik of the Court of the county of in the S'ate . f do heeby certify, that before whum 'he fort ''" affidavits w-re sworn, was, at the time, (here insert eitht r j .lust'ne of the Peace or other Magistrate, duly errp wered to dmmister o-ths,) and duly em - power-d to administer o-tths. In testimony whtreof, I have hereunto set (l. s.) my h'.nd, anl affixed the seal of the sid Coutt, this day of in the y?.ar (Signed) To be puniish d once a we' k for two months, in the papers uthorixvd to put lts.ll the Laws of the U.nted Statts. 23-9 Public Salefljh be exposed to public sile, on the fi st dfy of August next, in the town of Hardensburgh, Dearborn county, Indiana, 2 Mouses & Lois, Corn on the ground, HOGS, CAT TLB, r-r 1 1 n TT j I T-l Household & Kitchen b urniture, &c. The sale will commence at '0 o'clock on said day, at the house of the subscriber, when and where the terms will be made known. H. SHOOK Hardensburgh, July 11, 1S28 27 Doctor Isaac Westerfield, (the late partner of the celebrated Indian doctor Richard Carter.) ILL practice JKedictne m J3ettrsbvrih Ky. on the Ohio nvti , i7 miKs lt.low Uiucinnati, 4 below the nv utli of the Miami and nearly oposiU- Lawrrncehurgh la. Ihs practice w ill consist in the administration of vegetable preparations :hn.fly,or what is more generally know n i-y vh i :me of the Indian modot'prartice ; which has (m the hands of Carter and his students) been so astonishing-iy efficacious in the cure of the most inveterate chronic dltkSCS. Itf-voig1 msde himseirncq'iaintfd w'-th the regirar m ilc of prr :ice m a.ldniou to he veq-e table trioic, h- fl.tters himstli' that he will merit Kitt r-c-iv,- siure ofoublic natroi'tfrp Way 9, 1 823. t IS 4m EDWIN G. PRATT attorney and counsellor. FFICK in Luvrcncf-hiirgh at the house of JOHN SPENCER. May 1, 1828. 17;f. AMOS LAND, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, JN FORMS the public that he w ill constantly attend !he Terms of ihe Supn-me Couri; the Histrict Court of the United States, at Indianapo'is; the Franklin, Dearborn, Switzerland, and Itipley Circuit Courts ; and any other Court in the state, on special application I hnt in future his undivided and persevering attention und tulents, will be devoted to his ptofeion. And may, at all times, be consulted at hii rfhee. in Lawres.ceburgh, next door to Mr. Hunt's Hotel,: or at Uourt. July 23, 1827. 29(f. NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, Dearborn County, Dearborn Circuit Coitt, Atrtl Term 1G23. Samuel Bond & Samuel Rees Executors of David llees,dec. versus Lewis Ingles and others. On complaint in Chancery. NOW on this day, to wit: on Friday, tbe jlltb day ot April, 1228, comes the complain ants by Dino their attorney, and ask leave lo amend their Hill of complaint aforesaid, by ioseitinir tbe names of John Myres, Daniel Davis, Daniel Brown, John Elliott, J-rnjes Thompson, and Richard Hardesly, as defendants thereto, which is granted accordingly; and it appearing to Ihe sitisfdclion of ihe court, thai Jbn Klhott and Daniel Brown are not residents of this state: I( js therefore ruled and ordered b the court, that notice of the pendency of the f regomg Bill of complaint be publish d fvr four weeks successively in tbe Indiana Palladium, a newspaper printed at Lawrencbmsb, Dearhorn county, state of Indiana, requiring the said John Elliott, and Daniel Brown, to be tnd appear before the judges of the said Dearborn Circuit court, on tbe first day of their Term, to be holden at Lawrenceburgh, in & for the said county of Dearborn, on the first Monday in October nexf; then and there, to answer the Bill of complaint aforesaid, or tbe same will be taken as confessed as to them, and a decree entered accordingly. JAVKS DILL, Clerk, D C. C June SO, 1828. 26-4w. LAjYD TITLES. rilllE Commissioner to perpetuate Testimony A for the county of Dearborn, will commence his session at the office of the subscriber, in the town of Lawrenceburgh, on Monday the S'h day of July next & continue the same one w eek, if business rtquire DN'L HAGERMAN, Clerk. Lawrenceburgh, 26lb Juae, 1828.

.JU PMJtlB J'-iTAJ JILLS..!

Doct. Cogswell's REMEDY" FOR BOWEL OOmPLAXNTS. IT is prepated from vegetables, and is perfectly harmless. Its effects are lo relieve tbe pain, to heal and strengthQ the stomach and bowels, and restore their natural action It is intended both fjr children and adults. Certificates of a reat number of cures that ! have been f ff cted by it, in Cincinnati, might b given, but a single trial will satisfy any one of i!s ifficney. We the subscribers have, used 4Hr. Cogs well's Remedy fr Bowel Complaints " forourse ves or f iciiiies , and from the great benefit which we have derived from it we che'iful!y recommend it to tbe public as a medicine cf ereat i ffiocr in these diseases for which it is designed, believing it to be superior to any 'thing of the kind with which we have been acn i i n f t rt r. , tlt tlT T- fl 1 aipnen lyr, m. 15. oneiuon, Roswell Caslle, 3M. 13. Pearson, Richard Folger, Wm. D. Ludlow, W'm. AHe-n, James Gilkey, John Ludlow, Thomas Kenned', S. D. Conner, Joshua L. Thompson. 'Price 50 Cents per Bottle. La Mott's Cough Drops, A cure for Coughs, Asthma, Consumption, &c. Szc Price $1 per Bottle. Lee's Anti-billious Pills, (Genuine,) 50 cents per Rx. Anderson's Pills, 25 cents per Box. Dr. Dix's Stomachic Bitters. Dr. Chambers Medicine, For the cure of Intemperance. Dr. Stonghton's Bitters. Godfrey's Cordial, Bateman's Drops, Turlington Balsam, ""lull oil) Jiuiif in OH, Soda povvders, Sddiitz Powders British Oil, Harlem Oil, Essential Oils. Oil Bercamot, Oil Peppermint, " Pennyroyal, Annis, Lavender, Juniper, Wormseed, Spike, a u Cloves, Cinnamon, Spruce, Lemon. Spices, &lc. Clcves, Giitgr, Annis, Dill, Nutmegp, Mace, Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper, Fennel, and Seed. Orange Peel, Cardamom, ) Paints, Oils, Dje Stuffs, Alcohol, Spirits Turpentine, Sealing Was,- Wafers, Paint Boxes, Camel Hair, Pencil-', Indian Rubber, Tooth Brushes &; Powders. Ail the above articles fur sale tt tbe FAMILY MEDICINE W RE-HOUSE, next door to Bu"ll & Dunn's Store, High Street, Lawrencnburgh, la. Also, a complete aortment of Drugs & Medicines, Low for CASH. T. B. PINCKARD. J-ih 9'h. 1825. 27 tf. Liii Aiott b Cough Drops, For Coughs, Consuiitpliuns, Colds, influenza, IV hooping Coughs, Spasmodic Asthma, Pain in the side, Difficulty of Breathing, and icdnt of &lcip. fliE proprietors ' t l,a .Moit s h Drops have Lcii 1 1 ti anieu hum say tug but little in cum niendation of thi prvpara; loo -g confident that i's vaiuc would prove a suilicieiit recommendation ; fioio the increased demand for the truck, and the great crlebnty which it has gained in every p.rt of the U uted Stales w litre: it i3 known and in order to render it as extensively useful as pussi oie, iney it:ei cot neor in iiei ;ng it to Uic pun lie a9 an ,lp proved Medicine n those tiiseastfc which it pi - tt&scs 10 urt, id one which h.fs rendered the most entire satisfaction to all those who have had an opportunity of oba-rvi:.g and tesung its salutary etFecis. in coi hrrriitiori of which they now present it to the puaiic under the. sanction of the following c-rufkates fiom Physicians, I)ruggis1s and AJerthanu m dillcrent pills of the ountry. CERTIFICATES. We, the subscribers, iiave soid I.a Jlfott s Cough Drops, as agents for the Messrs Crosby s. the Medicine hs obtained the approbation ut 'he public, by effecting nuny cur s of the diseases for which it is recommended. We h-ye therefore no hesitation in reo.mmendii-g LA MOl'T'S COUGH DUDPS as an txcclteni mtd icine. G Dawson, druggist, and late U. S. S:;rgr-on! n Fort Fayette, Pittsburgh, v j. Damn,, M.!Z D r.d E. D D -wnerdiuggists, i'antsvilie. Win. Mount, .M. D. Dayton; m. Wolf &c co. Apothecary's Hall, Goodwin 8c Ashton. and Fairchilds & co. druggists, Cincinnati ; Ira Delano, drug gist, Chilicoihe; S. Sharpless, merchant, Si. (Jlairsville; Wm. Lowry, merchant, Lebanon, O. Dr. E. F-rris, Lawrenceburgh; Dr. II. Wtts, Madison, (Indiana.) Thomas Wells, druggist, Nashville; Thomas Davis, Shelbyville; and Dr. George M'Diniel, CLtkvilie, ( Peun ;) tiyers &. Hutler, druggists, Lou'sville; F. Fioyu, druggist Franklort; L. 13. Pi ice, merchant, Georgetown; and U M Kercheval, druggist, Bardstown, Ky. Certifcates of important cures -.viU accowput.y each Bottle, with particular directions fur using Sold wholes., le ny O. & S. Crosby, Co 'umbos, Ohio; and by I. Thompson, Smith & Pears. Ii, Fullerton Sc Sexton, liuiler Ik J. r.kins, diugist, Philadelphia, and by S. Sweetscr, Georgeand JmesBiley, George II. & J S. KeerJ, Bahi more. Ench bottle contains 45 doses price gl. For Sale by e. FERRIS Lawrenceburgh, July 5, 1S28. 26 lyr A BOY 16 or 17 years of age, industrious and steady, who can read and write, disposed to learn the printing business, would find a situation by applying at this office.

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State of Indiana, Dearborn County,

Set. DEARBORX CIRCUIT COURT. Afril Term, 182S, John Test & Amos Lane, versus Caleb IIts, On complaint in Chancery, NOW on this day, to wit: cn Wednesday the 9'h day of April, eirhteen hundred & ' ' ;,ht' ct m s le compUiiwnis, in their own piupci i'ci sous, on mis luiru oay or lag April term of the Derboin Circuit Court, 1528, and filed their bill of ct.rapiaint against the said defendant on the chancery side ot ;hs court; and it appearing to the satisfaction of this court, by jjood proof now here in court mad.1, that the said Cale;. Huyts is not now a resident of this state s It is therefore ordered ai d directed hv tf. "w here in chancery sutir.g, that notice of the pendency of the said bill of comnlaint. he m.h. ! , shtrd .in ne lnrtln P-lIadium, a newspaper ; i "'in.u in liowrtixcDuie i, Dcarwui.i county, maun., summonin- and rtnuinni- . . uie sald Caleb Hajes to bc and apptar before the Judges of the UcarDorn Ci tuitcourt, in chancery sitting, i their ntxt urm, on tne first Monday ,n October next; then and there o answer the complainants' bill aforesaid, or the S,roe vv.ll then be uken as confessed, and the matters and things therein prayed for decre-d accordingly. JAMKS DILL. ..'k. July 10, 1323. S7-4w; NOTICE. Alfred J. Cotton & Dorothy 1 Cotton bis wife, snd tienjimin I Noyes, purchasers from Israel I Noyes, late, of Dearborn couq- on sppllcaticn tj, deceased. for dee(ls 0f against j conveyance. The heirs and lepal represent- 1 atives of tbe said Israel Noyes, deceased. J VJOTICE is hereby iven to James Mill'.ken, and Pnscilla Mill. ken his wife, daurh-.er of Israel Noyes deceased; Israel Noyes, II rjnmin Sy!. ester and Sarah Sylvester his wife, aaughter ot Israel Noyes, dee'd the two latier cf u hem are non residents of this state; ard to Hugh Noyts, and to Elizabeth Kuyes, widow of Israel Noyes, decM. and which said Hiz,beth Noyes, is iso guardian ot I almai Nows, EiiZabetU Noyes, and Daniel Noyt s, infant and minor heirs t lsrsel Noy s, deceived, late of Dearton ccuny, that we fch-ll apply by petition t the Dear, born Circuit Court, at their 1'erm to beholden at Lawrenceburgh, in tbe said county of Dearborn, on the Am Monday m October next; to appoint commissioners to convey to us, agrt'eabl to our purchase from the sid Israel Novt-s. deceased, our several shirts cf the North tast quarter of section No 20 in township Got range 2, wtst ot a meridian line lrau-n fmm i!,,- i.,.,tK of the Great Miami river, and lying- in the said county of Dearborn, of whic h fill persoDs concerned ure requested to take no'ice. ALFRED J. COTTON, DOKOTHY COTTON, BENJAMIN7 NOYES. June S0!h, 1S23. 2G 4tr NOTICE. DEARBORJY Circuit Court, ) 0 DEARBORjX CQUJV1Y, bcf' EltEAS at a Dearborn Ciuim Court bet Can and held at Lawrf rrr hnrih in r? tor the county of Dearborn, in the third Judicial Circuit of the State of Indiana, on Monday, th seventh day ot April, 1S18. ai.d continu d' fi oa dty -o f'ay until I huisday the lOihday tf Apri4 lb2t', Oliver M Spencer, administrator of Jonathan Dayton, deceased, filed in said court a schedule ot the debts ot said deceased, shewing .mor.gst o'her things, ihat the personal property of said deceased is inrunlcient to puy i!,e just debts cf the deceased, and that the sid ptrbonA 83-tis have all been administered, and shewing also that the said deceased died seiz.d and P'sstssi.d of the foliowiui; lands in the county of Dearborn, to wti : Section, number sixteen, ani Sc-ction number tif een, uod Iractional section number fourteen, of township number four, m ra-ige one, west, &c. containing- in the whole, iwehe bundled and ninety four aeree und ninety hundred' lis, whi h he p-evs may hs apprais-d according to h.w, i.r.fl sold for the payment of the-just lt nts of ihe d'. ce;i3td. PUBLIC A OTICE u then-fdre iitreby given, ii 11 nnah Spencer, widow f Oiiv r II. Sp ncer deceased, and daughter of J .nathar. i deceased, to Susan Dayton Beaslej', daughter of the Hevd. D c or iieash y and Susan his de ceased wile, who was daughter of the said deceased Jonathan Dayton, and to Hannah Cibbona daughter of Thomas Giboons, junr. and Mirv i gibbons Ins deceased wife, who wbs also (Uno-h. i :T ct Jonathan Dnytnn, deceased; who are the heirs and legal reptesentativt s of Jonathan Dayton, deceased, and who re not residents of t h is stat-, (the said Susan Dayton Heaslev aiul Hn. n&n i,iooons Deinr n.mors under ihi ua-. nf i u . ' . J. twenty one years,) that th y severally be and appear by themselves and Guardians, before the Judges of cur Dearborn Circuit Court, at their Term to be holden at Liwrencebur trh in and for I " he said county of Dearborn, on the iirst Monday ii (Jrtober next, then and there to shew, if any thing they hxve or can show, why the lands af -resold shall not be sold for ihe payment of the just debts of the stid deceased J .nathan Dsyton. J AMES DILL, Clerk D. C. Court June 23'b, 1828. 26-4.V. -j-w..iju,tjr "iw-miiujmwtn INDIANA PALLADIUM, PRINTED AM) PUBLISHED BY M. Grea-a: & D. V. Culler. j r 1 r ,1 r ' r .i tt , o u'AisUcrsoj I lie Laves of th: United States, TERMS. The PAtLAi:iu?r. is printed weekly, on super royal paper, at TIlIiEE DOLLAKS, per annuma paid at the end of the year; which may be discharged by the payment of TWO DOLLARS in advance, or by paying TWO DOLLARS &. FIFTY" CENTS at the expiration of Six months. 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