Indiana Palladium, Volume 4, Number 31, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 9 August 1828 — Page 4

From the Liverpool Kaleidoscope.

P.r.lODY OK HAMLETS SOLILOQUY. Railroads, or no rail-roads, that is the question

Whether it is better that the pocket suffer The cheats and charges of outrageous coachmen, Or to subscribe for locomrcotivo engines; Aod, by opposing, end them? To go to flyBy steam, and thus to supersede Canal boats, and the thousand impositions The boat meo play us: 'tis a consummation Deroatly to be wished. To go to flyTo fly purchaoce to burst aye, there's the rub!

For if the boiler bursts, what hurfs may comt, When we have been blown up into the air, ftltisl 'ire us pause. There's the respect, That makes the trunk shares regain their price Yet who would bear 'the frauds of navigation, Deluied spirits, and much ifotug:d goods,

The bore of turnpike ges, the mail's delay, The insolence of the coachee, aod the fees That the fat guard of the unwary takes, When we ourselves miscbt their quietus make, By steam and rail-ways? Who'd mount stagecoaches, To creep and 8veat over M'Adam's ways? But that the dread of spoiling its appearance

' The foliage-covered country, whose green i sward The traveller admires puzzles us all, :id makes us rather bear those ills we ha?e, Than fly to others we know not of.

habitant of the skeleton of the once flourishing village of Fairtown and himself totally ruined by the utter worthlessness of the property he had acquired. The farmers in the neighborhood no longer found a market for their corn and

their pork. Whatever they might raise

over and above their own consumption,

became worthless, because it could not be sold. The good woman found no purchaser for her butter, her poultry

and her eggs. The people had no means of raising money for the payment

of their taxes, their medicines, and those

comforts which former indulgences had rendered necessary. They became

poor; run in debt; their lands sunk in value; and finally, those who were able moved away to some new purchase, perhaps.

Such is the history, as we have heard it. If it is not authentic, it is no fault

of ours; but still it is just as good lor our argument as if it was true. And, furthermore, if it is not now true, it m.tv become so, in a dozen instances, if our citizens do not look the better to their

REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.

AN ACT for the relief of certain surviving -of

ficers and soldiers of the army of the Revolution. Re it enacted by the Senate and House of Rcpressjitatives of the United Stutes of America in Congress assembled, Tnat

each of the surviving officers ol the arm of the Revolution," in the Continental Line, who was entitled to half pay b the Resolve of October twenty-first, seventeen hundred and eighty, be authori-

any other person to rtccive it for bun; in which case, he will execute a power of attorney, according to the annexed form, marked C, wheih must be acknowledged before a Justice of the 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. I3ut no payment will be made to any such attorney, until he 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 persoina btnefit of the Oilker or Soldier whose attorney he is. It is rf fasted '-hat all Utters to the Secreta-

zed to receive, out of any money in the

Treasury, not otherwise appropriate, , ry of the Treasury, on the subjects, may be enthe amount of his full pay in said Imejdorsed oa the cover, 'Revolutionary Claims." according to his rank in the line, to be- RICHARD RUSH, gin with the third day of March, one A. thousand eight hundred and twenty ix, Form of a Declaration to be made by the

and to continue during Ms nnlurat lite: Officers

own permanent interests

Provided That, under this act, no officer

shall be entitled to receive a larger sum

than the full pay of a captain in said line. Sec. 2. And be it furlhe enacUd, That, whenever any (d s .id olih eishas received m iney oftne United S.ales, as a pen

sioner, since the thu d day of March, one

Tor the nnrp se of obmi in$r. the benefits

an act. tr.titi d -'An act t r the relief of ceitai

surviving : fB ;f r Hi.il soldiers ot the Army of

he lev,Uiu;n, ' i.ppiovtd on the 15!h ot May, i8iS, I, ci , in the county of , in the S',te ot , do hereby declare thai 1 ws n olfici-r in the Continental Line of die Army of Hit i.cvoWitun, and ssrvi-d ts such, htre in

s rt lo die ti dot the war, or (as the cse may

'P I-, r. 11 ; i : .

a vi ion living luieresuny sunj nuui

$150 Reward,

ILL be paid for apprehending BILL and ArN his wife, arid Iheir Child

LUuY", and a white man with whom it is sus

pected thty run away from ihe subscriber in

thousand eiiiht hundred and twenty-six,!) to the t me when th- M-rrgemtnt of ih

aliiieaaid, the Slim so received snail he rmy provided by ,be

resolves

Cou-rrt ss

cf!

u.-uucieu ii. mii v, ... ,.i,w, -in,0frff Sl5vi was .rQU'-c-i unacr ttutarrtog-

if iprwme he e.ntiiiea. 10 unuei mt: uim

D. Form of Affidavit to be taken by Attorneys, Before me, , a Justice of the Pence in the county of in the of personally appeared, this day, , the attorney named in the foregoing power of attorney, and mads oath ihat the sme was not given to him by reason of any transfer, or of any attachment, levy, or seizure, by any legal process whatever, of the p.y therein authoriztd to be received, but that the said pay is intended to enure wholly to the personal benefit of the person by whum the said

power was executed. Witness my hand, this day of In ths year Before me, , here insert either a Jus tice of the Peace or other .Magistrate, du'y cmpovv crtd to bdrtdnis'er oaths , in the coui.ty of in the State of personally appeared., this day, and of the said county, who did severally, make oath, that , by whom tha foregoing declaration ws subscribed, is generally reputed and b-htvtd to have been an Officer in tt,e Army of the Bevolutics, in manner as therein stated. Wiiruss my hand, tlu3 day of in the year (S-gned) I) , Clerk of the Crurt of the county of in the State - f d0 hereby ct rufv, that bifore whom the fart go.r.g kfiidaviis were sworn, ww, at the time, (hre insert t ithtr a Justice i'ihe Peace or othtr Magistrnte, duJy empowered to administer oth&,) .od cuiy empowtrcd to administer oaths.

lo tesnmony whereof, 1 have hereunto set

'hn S.irnMtiK tlti-riir' Ja rr.fnmmpnHfl che, abjut the third of June.

'to our readers as an able illustration ofj 13ILL b.out 40 or 50 years of ago,

the rrre.it nrinrinlRs of the 'American 8'env,tr UJaJe JanU J l,Ted. polite adaress, occa-

O ' C "

-ilk . .

SvslHrn' W. rn not rpmllprt vpr ionaiiy laaio in one knee, and hns txv0 SCdM

w ,; . , , ... r'on his head, which wili be found In close xmaeling with a more happy exposition ofi , , tm w- it ii lmination. He plays tha fiodle, chews tobactliem. 1 ne Mercury is a new and valu-1 . . 1 J

t4 HU1 SillUtiCS. A V-'bJT -. : I t i.i i f - i

-iH 13 a "fcciy uiacu gin oi cmuu'ja s:z, is about ti. years of ago, but has ho appearance

ot a young woaian, confident in her convent-

and becomes sulky if closely

ablepapei conducted by C. E. Bartielt, Esq. For the purpose of illustrating the

ide(

i.iSa-.re of tnis act.

t 7

cen iii

f . r a RiiJTi fHviil K the aniount id b.vt

. 3. And be it further enacted, That jye-is' fad py; whi.h sum wis (..flared by thr survivii-iC non-coiiiinissioned olhcer rstv- of Congress, .1' ihe 2d of M.rcli, 1783,

army, who

commu

i that it is sometimes cheaper for j tion, irritable imuriity to pay, nominally, higher 'qiestioned.

priced for many articles of consumption, The Child LiJClT "'about 4 years cfng,v if m inufactured among themelvry, thanjikely, bldck and spngutly, aod rtsea.bhs to briithe same artic.'e from abroad, HILL. Said negrors wre brouynt to Natch, z

at a less task price, we will give a short jfroru Tyler county, Va and sold by W m.

untrv village laPrinK r aaJ Joepti Wheaton ANN off-vm

.i.i r . i . . r

cpw nritiM n u nrr ntn fun i rv v :ht(ji

wnicn we nave somevvnere seen or heard of, though we cannot at this moment tell when or where As the history goes, in the state of we will say Massachusetts there existed in limes past, a very nourishing village, which, from being situated ma remote corner of the state, had but little foreign trade, and the villagers were consequently in the habit of manufacturing almost all articles for domestic use

among themselves. Mr. homan suupii

ed his neighbors with hats, Mr, Snip the tailor m;ide coats, and Mr. Crispin made

. . . . . .

shoes, in short, the ulacksmitu, ine car

penter, the cabinet-maker, silver-smith,

all found employment, and supported their families in ease and competence.

The schoolmaster, the doctor, the law yer,the parson, the printer and the bar

ber, found sufficient patronage among

them; and all together, gave a profitable business to the tavern keeper, ihe grocer, dealei in .pney articles. Ttie farmers also for Twenty miles round, fell the general effects of this village prosperity. They found a ready market for their corn and pork, and flour and butter and beef; and even the good woman derived a proportional advantage Irom the prosperity of other ; she found no difficulty in exchanging her poultry and her eggs, and the productions of her loom, for cash or sugar or tea, or tobacco and snulf; if she happened to prefer those articles, as some women will and was never at a loss for a new -bonnet on a holiday. But time elF-cis changes every where. The law) er went to B.ston, and found

that he could obtain a coat for a less sum than he was in the habit of paving Mr. Snip, the village tailor. !t was his interest he thought, to buy on the cheapest terms. Si he bougnt all his coats at Boston; it became fashionable, and all the - villagers followed his example. They were not to be taxed, they said, for the benefit of Mr. Snip. The tailor

lost his business mortFawed his houe

to the lawyer become bankrupt, and

moved away. It was soon found that

hats could be purchased in Boston cheaper than Mr. Rram could manufacture them,; So Mr. R iram soon lost his business, and was obliged lo follow the tailor. The farmers found that they could send, to Boston for their furniture, their saddles and bridles, instead of purchasing them as heretofore at the village. Dr. Pestle said he could buy better and cheaper shoes in Boston than could b

furnished by Mr. Crispin. Thus one after another, the mechanics lost their business, and left the place. The shopkeepers soon followed their customers. At length the barber found that, saving the lawyer, the doctor and Ihe parson, he had no chins to scrape ;o, in a tit of the blue devil?, he drowned himself in hU own sud- What became of the printer, we could never exactly ascertainthough we felt i to be our duty to make particular inquiry. From a habit , how

ever, wmct) he h id contracted, nf feedin

to be enmh'd to htr freedom by (he will of ().

Pekeo, deceased, her foimrr master, ivhich is false, as the Clerk of ihe Court of the county ia which Mr. Prder r sided, has certtfi d. A reward of Fifty D-dLrs will bf paid for spprehfiiding and st-curing said Negroes, so that 1 can gt possession of them adia, with ail reasonable chirks for delivering them to rue ia Nuich. z or elsewhere; and One Hundred Dollars for thf apprehension and conviction of the wiute man, about 22 yenr of ago. who Culls himself WILL! M UMI IlAEL, who is suppoatd to have conveyed them away. PETER PAUL. Natchfz .Tuna 23'h 1829 "9 S v (Published by order cf the Ariel.) La Mott's Cough Drops, For Coughs, Consumptions, Colds, Influenza, IV hooping Coughs, Spasmodic Asthma, Pain in the side, Difficulty of Rrcalhing, and want of Sleep.

fSMihl proprietors

M. of La Aloit s

section of this act; and every pension to

ivhich said olficer is now entitled shall

eeaeie aher t-te p

every

musicia-i, or pnvaie, in said

enlisted lb n.in tor ana dui'mg the war, and continued in its service until its termination, and thereby became entitled to receive a leward of eighty dullars, under a resolvo of Congres, passed

Miy fifteenth, seventeen hundred and ovemy-eiht, shall le entitled to receive hi full monthly pay in said service, out . an) money ia the treasury not other-

vtse appropriated; to begin on the tuird j

nvaiJ it vvhKh p a 1 I v s sn tac ' initiit or ths line. Ai I Jso deciart, that I afterwards received ci-i -ific-t- ( on m i:iv cal ci a c mtnut.iR i

m h nd, and nrlise l 'he ssul ot ihs

Siid Court, this dy of intLe (Sn-d) To be iuoiih,hd once a wetk for two nv- ths, inU.f p.tp-rs usdiorizcd to publish the Laws of the U ated Statfs.

r f k . t t

ustebii vt the t!t py tor ine, to vnicn i w erii d under the rtsoive of ihe 21et ct Otooer, 17t'0 And 1 d further eec re, that I have received ofth. U iitd Site, s prusirjMcr, since th-. 31 iUy .f Mrch, 18-6, I leiv ir.sert, No raj ey,

t sinner of the Umieo St s, t,!.ir.c iie j!

dc.lluis.

pi.liSOl3 11;

day vj! al uco, one iiiou-t ired and tweatv sis. a

i . .i . . .

uri n? ii i tiaiurai ine: i

.5 .lirMI

p 1 o c 'utuaie,-

day cf March, 183, a.e su-a id oad to rAe by tht- crtni iur j sy

tht- Siie of j (S :.ud) Pefvr5 me, -. e c insert, Justice of the lv i , or oih t ?arn-i-iite. du': empowered

tun-

IIS ' V J V s. v ' v ' I', - ' " ' ,n j , of th. said : i.uaiy, who did

rhlr-fL Tuat's x" 1:v. m k- -b. t'.. by whom the

- i j. ! for p(.:i.er dtcUrtou w..s su' &cnie', is gnerht.

, ) non-comnuia.iea m u,:miiu.r.. i. iy ,epu,-lt aa ..rUtve u h ve ben .r, ufiic

io i iiu.v un iiiuim lkf Armv f t the tlevolu ion,

jhal!

act.

.11 (. v

r 7'

it'. ' r T r rn men i

1 1

vAroDciiraops.M

r"-- i --fv

Cough Drops hav

refrained from say hut liUic io com meudation of thu

prt pHrttion Lein confident that lis Value would prove a utHcient recommendation ; tum the increased demand for the article, and the trrOttl lrKflfl UllklK it Kilo rv-i irk a.t.K.. w-. i

jiv-i. ivk'.iv, Trillin t uailiTVl CICI JIIl of the United Stntes where it is known and in order to render it as extensively useful as possi

bis, they teel cor n Sei t in i tier in g it to 'hr puo

lie as an .ipproied Medians in those diseusi-s wlarh it pr fess.-s lo cure, and one which h s

rsttdered the most enure satisfaction to all those

who have had !n opportunity of obs-rvir. nd

testing its saletsry Tecs. In co' firnition ot which Lhty now present it to the puohc undei th: Siuclion of the folio wmer certificates from

I'hysiciiris, Drujjjfis s and Merchant in differ

enl parls of tlie country.

CERTIFICATES.

We, the subscriD rs, liave s ld ia JWott't Ctugh Drips, as -g. nts fur the Messrs Lrosuy s. I i.e Medicine h-s obtained Ihe appr oUoi. ot he public, by tfecting many cur.s of the dtseases fir which it is recomm noed. Vc iiavt dicretore c.sit-tiun in recommend nig L.v

MUira CU'JUU DUOl'd as an txcelitut m. d icine. G Dascn, drug-gis', and Jte U. S Surgeon Frt Fayeitt:, t'ut-iiairg'j J. IImni, M

tni K. t) 1) wnerdiUjists, Zanesviite, Wm

Mivale in said armv

pension list of the UiOied

ne entitled to the b. audits ot th'n

EC. 4. And be it further cnuitcd, That

ihe po .illowcd by this act sli , under

the direction ol the secretary el tlie

Treasury, be paid to the oiheer tr soldier entitled thereto, or to their auiinatZ d attorney, at such places and da&asad

Secretaiy nifiy direct; and that no ioreitn olTu er shall be entitled io said pav ntir shall any ollicer or soldier receive the same, until he furnish tui.id Secretary satisfactory evidence that he is entitled to the same, in confoimil) to the

provisions ol this at I ; and the pa alioaed by this act shall not, ia any way, be transferable or liable to attachment, levy or seizure, by any lejjal process whatever, but shall enure wholly to tin personal benefit of tlie ollicer or soldier entitled to the same hi this act.

Sec. 5. Ami be it further enacted, Thai I"

so much o; ?aiu pa as acciueu uy me provisions of this act, before the third day of March, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, shall he paid to the otiicers and soldiers entitled 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 p ud semi-annually, in like maimer.

and under the same provisions. A. STEVENSON, Speaker of the Uou3u of Representatives. S. SMITH, President of th S-nste pro tempore. Approved 1 fit h 3!av, 1828. JOHN QU1NCY ADAMS.

diei' in statnJ U mi ss m h;tnJs

yea. -

this, day of

in the

( ig'ied)

Cle k of tlie Court o" th? County of tit S ate of , do htiety ertif).

in oetorr vvpoui wit lureiT'i 'C rn . vns

vr i- .,vum, w, ;it the t me, a in nt, J;i,'.i.t- efthe lVsre, or t th-r -g sa', d i!y .T-pjuert'd t; ..dm mister oaths, md du I) i i.i j ered u adm-msttr otl s. J,i tMjtirrtony whtreof, I hve h- reunto si t (i j ) riiV it i.d, u:.d ofHx-d th- Sv nl i f d e s d Cou-t, this day of , ia the )tr . ( vgaed) BForm cf a declaration to Iz made ly the non-co m m its ioncd Ojjlcsrs, JJusiciuns, $ Private?.

For de purpns; of obtaining- the bent fit otj

"An tcr to- the iei;et ci c.riaa survival oia rem iid iiu'trs cf the Arm of tlie U vuiu

ti lii,'" approved

State of Indiana, ) Dearborn County, ) DEARBORN CIRCUIT COURT. AritiL Term, 1S2C. Orela Jackson, J ff Oa Petition for Divorce"isii;ngton Jarkiot, jsTO-kv on this usy, to wit: on Wednesday, tha i,s3 9ih d -y of April, tightven hundred and wtnty tiht. comes the snid compt-inant, by l.Hii-, htr attorney, and files her petition, pray-i-'g a divorce from her said husband f r certain reasons in the sid pt-tition sei forth, and it appearing1 t; the satisfaction cf U.e court, that W sshifg-on Jackson, the dcftndsnt ufortsaid, s not an inhbifnt of ihis sute: It is thrrttore rultrd ind oidertd by the court, that notice of he pendency of the said petition, or bill for divorce be pubiis'atd four weeks successively ia the Indi ru V olvdium, a newspaper nrirted and.

ipu'dirdi d at hiwn ncehurgh, in Dearborn coun

ty, r- q iair the suid W shiofcion Ja'ka n to oe and ppeii before the Judges of the Dear"tirn Circuit ecu; t, at their term to be hold n at lvrcricebii' Kh, in and for the couniy of Dtarorn, on the ti s Munriav in Octoter n;-xt, then r.d tht-re to ar.s f r tht Hill or petition afore sid, r the same will then be heard in his absence, nd a decree etutred theieon accorUing'y JAMES DILL, t:ierk. Ju!y 13 1S2S. 7 47.

NOTICE.

DEA RDO IL 'COUNTY,

Ucnrocrn Circuit C

Lua.iCii a .-" otiijau.unt, vers is ich-cl t K-cV: s and John lie v, & dcf tidunts

A7'",) Atril Tertj .W, J 1S23.

O .i cc in GL J

arivt; v.

the btute of

on the 13di of 51y, lo., 1, ia tlie County of , in

. i .

h.ereby declare ihi. t ti

ARTME.VT 7 .y st lb2S J

ated m ihs Cania.ental Line of the Aroi ot

lie Kevolution, tut and durir g the war, and continued in its service until iis terraaiauun; at uuich period I w,is a ('icreiit, Coipori, .Mas; an, or rr.vate, as the cavo mty be,) in Captain Con pnny, in the regiment of aie line. Aid 1 alto cicclare thu 1 alters rds re eivtd cer'ditate for the reward uteiyhly dot iars, to which 1 was entitud, unuer a resjlfc o! Lo-.grs, psiid the ladi cf Ala, 1776. Ai d 1 ruithvr declare ihal 1 ws notj on thi fdtttrah day ot March, lcUtf, on Lz I'cnsn LiS. of the United Stts

(rSig.ird)

ls ou fiil ilis 'la-v tu Ult: ca ,cnii;iy l first s INI day ot the April Term com-3 tha -inpi..i!.iii oy Test his attorn y, ana fats his iiu: of complain: agiii.iit. ihe s.d dtfcr.d.uts, ad it appearing to 'die satisthcuon cf the court thai Muhid D. IJetttStti'd J it,,! Kcevcs tlie ue ten lunts aforesaid are not residents of the state ot Indiana, it is therefore order- d by the court 'ow licre in chancery smug, hat notice of tha pendenCV of ihe tcrtgojo; Hal of con-plaint bs published fur 3v.reks successively in the Indiana Palladium, h r.ewsoiper nrmttd and published

at Lawrence burgh, Dear burn county, requiring1

i.i- sd detendanfa to he and appear b f..re the Judges of the Dearborn circuit court iu chancery 6ittiig, at thf ir term tu be h('dcn at Lawr-ince-''Uig'i, m and for ;h said coui.ty ot DerLorion the tirbt Monday in October nex', then and there

lo answer the

ci mpiairunt's bj.l aforesaid: op

tlie stne willbe taken as confessed, and do-

Before ne, , here insert cither a Jus scree tnicrtd the-eon acco dmgly tne ot the iJeace or oihtr J.iiftiatratc, duly era J I VIC - DILL, Citik, D. C Court, poatred to udaimisur oaths," in the cou.iiy cf! July 16, 1328. R8-Stv , in ihe Mate ot , peisonaiiy t.p j

ptoied, this dy, , anG , ot ihe Sad

ccunty , io did s erally mke oath that

Doctor Isaac Westerfleld,

Mount, M 1. D.yto'ii M. Voir 6c ro Apotiie - ty's Hall, G'.dvvin Si. Adi;.u ..n.i Finchaos

4 co. drugisis, Line in. .an ; Ira

ist, Chdicothe ; S. aiiai-;d a. nut St

i us ac lor me r.JMei oi f"iia:ii s'jivmui, OiTieers Hiid O)older9 of the Revolution," ap-j

prov d on tho 15?h dy of May, 1823 (d,

whseh the. forppoin;; is a copj',) will he carried j

iato - tV ct under the following reuUitoos: Eeh Otii -er dniaang undtr the at, vill

transmit to the Secretary of the Treasury a

oy v-hthc tortgoK ueclaraiiou w-saucn ( i IlE LAT PARXXI:R OF TnE CELEBR TED U, IS gheraay ic puled ai:u bcli.vtu lo tlaiej r , " Ltcn tn o;n;cr ia the A.n.y ci the Ucvoiuv.n, m In'iian DOCTOR KiciiARD Carter,)

maimer -s dieitiu staedi ! ss ity hand, this day of y i:i the year ( ged) I, , Lktii ui ,t:e Court of the county ol , in vtie blaie oi , a :t rt.tv, th i

rha.v:is Aeit sw w-ra,

V,LL t); -i fct .lUdicms i'. 2cterslvr-h Ky.

cJijit whm the Km, ',

"s, a;, the timt, a

or is (he c.ic muy v hdrmnivt r oaths.

i n th- Uaio rivr. '27 mil.-a t.-t-li.u dr.rin.

n--tit 4 below the rn- ut.h of the Miami and nearly "posit.- Lawrcr.ceburh U. fispr tiv viil consist in the auininistraticn c' vi'euibce pr?uraii:is chiefly, oi what is rcore Jr-- :a!.V ii! sUu t v th name of the Indian tnnr!.

iJwiu--4 oi tt.fc Fece,; ji practue ; wl ich h.-s (m the hands of Carter tna uuiy tixpoded to. ini his sui Unts) been so astoaish'n.Jv tfHua-

sinnr'T.d ninrkpd A anil sah strict . rn"irnistifi!l

i m. i.'. r . i ......... - , - - - -. -w.. .vc - i

Dr. E. It rris, L w, t .veuurh; D, t:. W.s,! dicer ' Pmute. CCord. to Udidn. (I.tdufia.) Ihom XV iJ, di ul- y J'e fopru nisi krd lj, accou.pamed 1-y thf oatbj

Nashville; Thoniai. D.v.s, S!. . I o ;of two respfctable witaes-ses. ai to idhti-

George M'D.niti, CLiksvil e, (Vm ;) -s ify, which oath is to brf taken before a Justice

ci jus io the cure of ihe most inveterate r hr. ni-

l.. .......-... . u i 1. . '. . ...... .

-a l he ocdi ot ih' f

si'a i.'iu.i, u.is cuy oi . iu u-eifr,,)-,. m ri

h II i- - IfVV .

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Hmler. druLTiTr-ts, Lniisvill

Fr ekt'nr?: E H. Hri e, rn -

tun is m iv'.rrru vs. c-otr -i u osu u ... tv

C&rtifLr.iitea nf imtwrtnnt rv iul!) iirrninhu- n

- v " j r - ' r'- j . i .i i.r-! it . t

each Bottle with particular d eaious or utiue i 'u unuer luti s l 01 "e Oouri ot the bounty

Oh'O; and by I. 1 n,t npso.i, Srnuli

of be Peace, or othtr Magistrate, duly erapoApreiJ to administer Oitl.s in tb Mate or

j Territory in which be rssuh.s, and auJhenticat-

entirely upon thin air, like a camelion, it is conjectured by his friends, that he evaporated! B it the doctor finding none h ft to t ike his pill, shifted his quarters. S? did th parso'i: And in the end, thf lawyer, liavin monopolized all the real estates of his nihbor-, by forecIosithe mortgages, found himself the sole iu-

F-.ilet 1 n Si Sexion. CuK-r & J.iskins. oru :si, Philjitetfr.hia, md y a. Swietr, (J or- a ) J les, li .dry, G t.ig. II S. Keti l, Balti more. E.ch oti-.e contatua 45 doses pri t For Sale by E. FEKUIs Lawrenciibursb, July 5, 1828. S8 lyr

m tvhich the oath was adminiattred, as shown

cc P i'st!in th sid f. rms.

E-'i-h Olficci will lso transmit his commis sion if in xiefice and atiaindhla, and each nou cotiiQi ssioned OtHoer, Musician, and

Administrator's Notice. SUBLIC notice isboreby given that 1 have Jg taken out letters of administration on the esuto of Henry Oirner, late of D.-arbom county, dee'd. and req iest all persons indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the estate are requested to preseut them, duly authenticated, lor payment, as the said estate is amply solvent I shall espose to sale the personal property of the deceased, at his late residence in Logm township, on Tuesday the 19ib day of August next; consisting of one Horse creature, Cattle,! Hogs, Sheep, and Household Furniture, when the terms will be made knoivn hy KOmsON GARNER, Adm'r. July SI, i623. 29-3w

Private, l is discharge; wiich documents after

being regst-rtl, vill be returned. If the commission or discharge Im been lost or destroyed, he will transmit such other evidence as be may possess or can obtain, corroborative of the statements set f irth in bis declaration. If the evidence transmitted, taken in connexion viih that adorded by the public records at Washington, be found satisfactory, the amount of two years' full pay, at the rate to which the Officer or Soldier was entitled, according to bis rank in ihe line, at the close of the war, or at the time of his reduction, (as the case may be,) but in no instance exceeding the full-pay of a CHptain of the Continental Line, will be transmitted to him, at the place of his residence, after deducting therefrom the amount of any pension which he may have received from the United States since the Si day ol MarcJ:. He C33y; however authorize,

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lorm of a Pczvcr afAtfcniru. Know & uic-n oy tiu-se prcsci.ts, that I, f i 1 the cv-ucty of n, u.e Oiate of

do hereby constitute jnd annjint n.v

nd fal attorney, with pjuer of sub stu'ioo, tar me, uud in my nrn.-, tu receive iVom

Uie United siutts the atnoura ; 1 ay ruw du Xi me, un.ier ttie ucl for t lie relief or csi tdiu Mir :

vim g; iTicets and soldiers of U-e It; volatioii, approved I5tn Ma), Q23, ;-s a iu the egimeiu ol the line of the Army of the Iievomtio .

U iti.ess my hand and seal, this in tiit ytJtr .

Sealed und delivered in t,e presence vf ,

Og'-d) (l. s) Before me, a Justice of the Peace in the county ot in-thu State of p.rsonall) appeared, this dy, vhf senarne is .subscri bed t( the foregoing power ot attorney, and ach.!.ovi leclg'eu tlie s'.i.e to be his act ana deed. Witness my hai.d, this dy of in tht year (Signed) I, Clcik of the Court of the county o! in the State cf , do hereby certify, that , bctLirc whom the foregoing power o attorney wss acknowiedjtd, is a Justice of tht Peace. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto see (t; s.) my hand, ai.d tlr.d the seal of the said c-jurt, this dsy of in th year ,

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1 .ii:-K uihui-inrr.stir ucnuainicu wan tne re-

ii'r m de ;fpnctice in uudition to t!;e vetre-

i moiie, he tKttc rs himself t!ut he u ill merit lane rc tivr a shre ol public patronce.

illay o iS;23. 1

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