Indiana Palladium, Volume 4, Number 37, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 20 September 1828 — Page 3

LAWRSNCSBURGH. SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1828.

To Correspondents. "Mechanic" and "An Indiana Farmer," have been received; but too late for publication to-day. The defects in our general electoral

that the electors voted by Lallof, and named, in distinct ballots, the persons voted for as president and vice-president. The return of Rode Island agrees, in effect with that of New-York. The return of Missouri did not, Mr. VV. believed, certify that the electors voted by bailor, or by distinct ballot?. That of Vermont, he conceived, did not. exhibit a vote by ballot, and by distinct ballot?. That of Tennessee presented distinct

ballot:?, and so also of Connecticut, New

: Hampshire, Maine and Maryland.

I he electors of Mississippi s-eemed to

have voted by ballot, but it did not ap-, United States.

pear that they gave distinct ballots for

The person having the greatest number of votes as Vice-President, shall be the Vice-President, if such number be a majority of the whole number of electors appointed; and if no person have a ma

jority, then from the two highest num

bers on the list, the senate shall choose the Vice-President: a quotum for the purpose shall consist of two thiids of the whole number of Senators, and a majority of the whole number shall be neces

sary to a choice. But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President, shall be eligible, to that of Vice-President of the

law seem to attract attention; and well; or eat ri 4jrn( er . n . - ., From the returns of Ohio, Pennsylva-

1(11. J 111" wwvwr . w 1.I4IJ . 111 tiJVIUiJJ

The following is a list of the persons killed, wounded and missing by the

I..:. XT f A T...t...r.lr. ..,,,

. nirf. i (mv-.i 'i fi 11 ii i ri nun . ri iiii' i i - . -. . .

ascertain with certainty the result of our L' .d to ' . .ile inference tl,at!0U,stlnS ol the bol,ers 0D bard T

elections. We hope the next Legislature will take it into consideration and so amend it that the people may know within a reasonable time that their suffrages have been fairly computed. The Indianapolis Gazette say?, "When Gov.

Ray was first elected, on comparing the votes, the returns frorp several counties were missing.''1 In close elections such failures would create much confusion, and be attended with very unpleasant consequences.

they voted by ballot, and by distinct j

ballots.

Illinois seemed to have voted by ballot, but not br distinct bailots.

steam boat Grampus, an account of

CLXCIKXAT1 MICE CURREJYT. corrected weekly.

AllTICLiS.

lb lb lb bushel

per ton

; cts. 22 9 11

75

8

16h 11 lb 22

7 50

Lazarenceburgh Jlarket.-Appes, green, hush. 25 to 37 cts.-Butter, lb. 10 lo 1 2 cts. Eggs dcz. 5 to 6 Elour sup. bbl. 3 37 to 3 50; country, cwt. 1 50 Meal, corn, hush. 31 to 37 Onions bush. 50 Peeches, green, bush. 75 to 1 Potatoes, Irish, bush. 25 to 31 ; sweet 62 to 75.

As the election of President is drawing near, it would be well, perhaps, for the people to make themselves acquainted with the principles on which it should be conducted. Very little attention it would seem, has ever been paid to the law prescribing the mode of elect ing the President and Vire-President, if we may

be permitted to iudrre by the returns of

the votes of this slate at the last election. The 12lb article in the amendment to the Constitution of the United States, requires, that the electors shall name on their ballots the person voted for as president, and on distinct ballots the person voted for as vice-president. Now, if we recollect right, at the last Presidential election there was but one ballot used in

voting for president and vice-president

which was published in our last Joseph Dryden,2nd engineer missing. Tnomas Dohb, steersman, do. Harry,

I he return of South Carolina docs not j Frank, Lay don, Bruce, and George Moostate explicitly that the electors voted by jney, (blacks,) do. Jack Smith, a freeballot, and by distinct ballots, but itjmar. killed. Gforce Blown, a balize

J n r - -

shows a separate vote, and the ballots ! nilh.u died of a brokei. leer before medi-! Nl,s- , "u s 4 ' ud

themselves are forwarded. ;Cai aid could be procured. William tv!tsVurgh common Indiana seem-; to have voted by bal- T n lor jmd John H-udie, much injured. I Oil, T.nnera, per bbl lot. but the return does not alh-rip-p di- rhc rv.irr hmlron ?.imj Dup n( Linseed $rl

J - - - ----- - ----- J-' - " l ijuri X w ' l f lVH III- m v :

Unci balloting. I the crew olbrii Aastasm kill d. and li

I r The return of Alabama says, the elec- badly wounded. Total 9 killed, 4

tors proceeded to vote pursuant to the wounded.

law and Constitution but does not t-pcci-

Dees wax Candles, diped Mould Castor Dens Castings

Cigars, Amer. 1st qual 1000

Spanish k Coffee best ijiul per lb Cotton ptr lb Cotton Y-rn, Nojr, 5 to 10 lb Feathers li v- gctse & ducks Ma kertl Ko 1 pr "bol No 2 & 3 " Flaxseed bushel

Flour sup. fresh from wagons bbl 3 in store Ciri9fn per lb Gunpowder Lexington Ky kejj 5 30 Lhlpi.Ul s Hemp per lt

Iron, Juniata hnimitd 'on

Pudkd H .. p 6, 8 & 19d " Niil rod " Lead pi and bur lb Leather sole, Knsti rn tan lb do Cincinnati Calfskins dozen Upt-j: do Molasses, Ntv O-U. gal

lb

TO 25 10 12 1 CO 60 O'J 1 00 10 00 ir rj 30 23 9 00 b 50 40 e t O

3 50

Presidential Election. FIRST MONDAY IX NOTEMBER. ELECTORS FOR LXDIAXA, Or President axd Vice President, F or John Q. JJams, For Andrew Jackson, AND 1NP Richard Ruth. John a Calhovn. AniHziah Morgan, Benjamin V. Becke?; Joseph Bartholomew, Katl.ffBoon, Isaac Montgomery, Jesse B. Durham.

Joseph Orr, W illiam Lowe, John Watts. R

uj lit

iripHE undersigned wisbes to tent for D

6 vj j JH " " K" '" ,j,kc nu freu arranger 50 ;ed DISTILLERY situated on the Ktuiuckr

6 'side of tbe Of.io river opposite to the tou of 130 CO 135 00 jRisio Sun. I he huilding is of &t n and the t0 130 0U :Works ,Tit,lia calculated on the Steam pri trills 00 ' 8,:cient capactt' to dislil a l.trgt q md 5 6 itiy of liquor dai'y. For terons applj lo tha

subscriber residicg in Ijawrenct burgh. A. H. JUDSOX. Sept. 20. 1S23. S7-StT

1 J IS 00 24 CO 4'J

Warrentox, Ga. Au. 9. Xcgro Sfculmg. Ot the 23d ult. a

ncijro iejiow i.l.-nrjiDo; to llenry 13.

(y the mode of vntis.g in direct teims, whether by distititi balloting or olhfr-vvise.

That of Massachusetts appears to in: Thompson, uf Taliaferro couidv, was met

strictly corrrct and formal. L saj, th'-jia the road while on his way to work, by electors votod by ballot lor president! two wagoners, with their wagon, who and vice-president, having name j in dia-jpiontid lo treat him it he would assist

linct ballots, the person voted tor u- pre-: in moving a part of their loading; after

sident, and the person voted for as vice-

president

the bay got in, he was seized by the

throat and coi.hned, and one staid in the

The return of Virginia did not specify j wagon for the purpose of keeping him

that the electors voted b) ballot; sep.- qui.-?, while t!t other drove. They rate returns were made of the vuteo (oricontiued tr veiling till about ten o'clock

president and vice president, but U did not appear in terms, that either vote was by ballot.

Tae return of Georgia was similar to

lie was fastened with the lash

chain attached to the

waoh, and wus intended to he jiarded

by iV-rn, hut sdeep overcame t' e-:.. and

at niL'ht.

of H e vvhio o a

uth

that of Virginia, exc pt that the elector? j Lee I :), with a knife that he h'al

used the word ballot. ' hiir, t ui the whip by winch he was conThe electors ot Noi th Carolina seems ti d, and returned norm. lie stales

to have voted by ballot; but did eot ev.-i jtn.il they p.issm. through Ciuwfordvill

that it was by distinct bailoig, and pi j-

haps, the fairest inference from the language of the ttrm wa.-, that only one nalloting was liad. The letui'i o! Louisaina was, in eff ct, likn that i i N rth Carolina. Mr. Wi: ie remarked, that if the excepliouabi votes hud been objected lo and pro- Mj -ced i nil, at the lrtsi elcctian,k4ihi: votes of Ijlaw are, Mississippi,

Vermo ,', Missouri,

V7i: t:i na.

North

I t 1 ' I 1 Y N

vhich agreeably to law, was informal i -rorut, ,ui-iara, Indiana uia, Illinois, . , . . . i , i unh4 by iiossioilily, have been lost. In

luai eveni, u a nasiy catcumuon ot m?;

As 7ve undertsand the law on this subject,

were not incorrect, the result would have

the ballots for president, to be h al,! been to take from one candidate twentymust not have upon them any other :,amo ight v tes, leaving him with seventy than the person voted for as president "nlo take from another candidate . A. . . cti i eleven votes, leavinjr him with seventy and the requisite number oi electors j,. . , 4i 4t . .- , Je 1 three; fo deprive the third candidate ol the vice-president must be voted for on j twenty-six votes, leaving him only fifteen, a "distinct" ballot. This plan is no land thus excludiutr him from the house.

doubt the best, as it gives to the elector an opportunity of voting for a president

without beirg compelled to vote for a!.

nd Greenshorout., ft. n ppeared to be

ra v c ill ng weal w a id. Cabinet.

We are informed in a letter from the R v. Robert D:lw..rih, that on the 4th uitiie , in Coumhi,.na C; ufit, O io, MvojoU'igio n, named I i'ii.tm JVAw'ty

and Adam Kviin wi-re instantly oniindi

Cas.or per do:

Pauus, White lead, in od, ktg l)u do dry lb Ked do do k Spanish Drown : Whitinp ' Previsions, Poi k Mess bbl Prime 41 Lard in barrels lb in k:trs 44

Mams, city smoked lb

country da Butter 1st qual

7 6 on 6 50 o of

4 3

25 23 C6 00 30 00 8 7 25 00 60 7 00 3 50 15 15 6 4 9 CO

7 00 !

it

ft

Sh 4h 6 5't 6 10

Porter, Pittsburgh, ohl Cmri'.i.ati 44 Salt, Tutks isUnd tush S7 Kanf.uA'a Vest 4' Sugr, N. Orlesjrs lb 8 Havana tiite 44 16 Lof snd t ump 44 18 Shot per !ag 25 ws 2 00 Spirits, Cg crmiij 4th p'f gal 1 50 Petca do da 50 Am .at. in ct do 37 J-.tn:ca K!Ci do 1 50 HolU'vt Gin do Wiusi:. v n'V do 17 1)'. " o'd du IS Tes, i .ir-)0uer IS Y..ti :s li,--,n " SO Totirci', Kfi. tr. -!iulaCt,.rtvI5 tb 5 Cnianuu Co 4i 7 T : cti lb 5 Wint, "vJadcir Ta 3 b i'v 1 50 i't-n. i tie 4 Note F a ,tM ere H-df.

7 6 7 l,; 9 00 7 50 90 50 5) 10 IS 19 2 t.5 1 75 56 75

75 50

ISA 10 1 45 1 40 1 ou 8 6

5 00 1 75 1 6J

To the Public. vTOTHEItEAS Market, MY IFK, has, with- ' out provocation, lett mv bed and board. dec'Kringtht she will never relu n to me again 3 a wif. ; ih.s ts, therefore, to notify all persons tlua 1 will psy no dtbis of he' contracting kfief this date ft RICHARD NORMS. September 12, 1S2S. S7-Sw

Important to Printers!!

1 !rO,(JK bALE, the mi'enals composing the Of'

-x nte oi me aiuum a HEKALU, which will be disposed of on advantageous terms to purchssers They consist of A 2 pull iip.r-royal Press, Stansberry patT SCO lbs. Lon Primer, nearly new. 2P0 4t Dfvier, do. do. 49 44 xmerican Cannon do. 20 41 octavo, ducdee. 4 newspaper leads? A cp-aotity of 8 lines Pica, ornamented.

1 1

do. 6

50 !bs. double pica.

English.

50

Presidential Election.

to eternity by salii atio!! f r- in an -boi.ir f p l IF. q iiifi' d chi tors ul aciii Lr; in a wtll. Mr. RFAtilf, it i? Jj ty htuby uotdlt'd

Trether w iih Job and Newspaper chaset',' cornpi-.iinjf sticks, br-ss proof galleys, imposing stoi.e, ntuspeper and other cuts j and every article necessary for n rdlice. P, rbcu w ishios: lo purchase, will please raako personaUpplicaiion to me at Cincinnati, or if b letter the postage must be pid JOHN II. WOOD. Cincinnati, fept. 1823 DOCTOR HILDRETH, riv- RESPEC ' FULLY informs

vVtS- Ihe citz ns of Aurora and its

f .y lieinitl ttiat bf hpnmnnnK.

ed th. practice of Medicine in

that place Froro the number ot' yem he has practised and prompt attention which be will ho

enabled nav to those who

f Dearborn coun-! a rati bf flifpro vrt, .n u .ui..

thai an t-.eetion . Jer ceneral s itisfetion nd m.rii n?

i ... ... i i r . . .. . .... I l.l ... .i . .. I ..I . ri .u:.. .... ' . . .. " "

bUrpoco, auempitu k ues?( t nu lor iru u" i" " ,,tUi" rM uu.un.- it-u- tDe pUbilc patronage. He can at all times b&

l u i

into

to

sui in u, cjutmi'itu ii' ut?i i iiu jui i.ii - . . iue puo.'ic pauonajje. Ue can at all fates bs uitket, which i3 known to have i.illrt. 'llcn3 in the several townships, in tne st vt -ral 'consulted at the AUPtOPi V HOTEL except nlo the well; but-entering the n, U j founti-s in the state ol Indiana, on tbe fir?t , v)tr, on prof 6S.onal business ' :o the bottom in a slate of wshi M,unb !ri veo.b,r, J328. to rUet five eiec- Aurora s t ms S69 uul expired. The family becon;,i:,?s,,J r,r,1'(SM,,l! ' V-ce iWJenl . !L L.

xpned. 1 tie lamily

alarmed on account cf his absence, c A-

L'eted the neighbors.

who arrived was Adatn

Amours the iir-

1 ' il r

wno arnveu was Aiiam lv tier. irl' ;. , V 1 i v v Judgment 6th Or t. 1S27 proposed decendi. q ihe well by Ihe wall. ,n h,n,frnt 01 llT &?e fr & beirs f Debt& cost l6& 67 cts, and though warned of his danger, pro-;.0 yrs 1 fcave ben c !ec,f!r' lUV J rtvlrc' but bid cn.rrlv r .,. I , lUV , 1 w bilVH 9on,t? one at eaCtJ !ace tf 0 virture rf an order of sale to me directed, , 1 ' U SC ,C P nt bLiIU Ihoh'.n- tbe Prrs.dential election: also at ! & tvm the Llek a f,ice of the Dearborn cir-

of the Liiitt-U .Stares, ;ij;rt tb! to the law

sueb cas !i nadt mimI rottlrd.

in

i(rl L j also given o tbcsrt dclinrnent

Sheriffs Sale.

Jonathan Bugler,

'Judgment 6th Ort. lS2r.

the well's mouth, when he appeared to

the some plctet on the. following data in cuit c' Ult 1 XVil1 expose to sale at the court-

man for vice-president he does not lik ,;w;is to bo made."

whiie the fourth candidate, losing onljloseall bodily strenctii, and fell to the!itAKPr ..,,.;. u. r .n,ui .r,."r .. jhoust door on the Ctb day of October 1828, two

three and being left with thirtv-f.-m ! bottoma distance of 30 fef Somel.u u't it ' xJ'Z',1 Jvinths of beS K.qr. f aec. 11, tounfirango

' ' t 1 . s 1 V I IU II 111'. 1 - . 311. J 11 111(1 illl . a. 1. I . . C I . . . ..... . . ... . - . . .

. i . . r. .i it i --;. ro.,na luc uui.J-riV UI lllC UU(C IUU1CU UC"

at! f-ndanxs.

JOHN SPENCER, Sh'fT D- e.

votes, would have been brought iulo it time after, their bodies were drawn out,! Manchester nml LtsAt or-tk, on the 3n!

jas one of the three from whom the choice

and ticc versa, as regards ptesider.t. Wc have been led to rr ake ihete remarks, by reading the folh;wirg: Electoral Votes for President. To most of our readers, the folk- j;1g article, which we copy from (lie New York morning Courier, may at this une, afford

matter for speculation.

The following is the 12th article of

the constitution, prescribing the mode of electing, alluded to in the foregoing: The electors shall meet in their respective states, and vote b ballot for

President and Vice-President, one of

whom, at least shall not be an inhabitant of the same slate with themselves: they ..... '

Departed ihL life Sept. Gth in

the thirty eighth year of her age, after

Mr. Wilde, in the house of .epres-nta- shall name in their ballots ihe neisnn

tives, introduced the following resolu-i voted for as President, and in dislinct tion: j ballots Ihe person voted for a Vn o-Piv-"Rcsohcd That a message be sent to sideut: and thev shall make rliii,.rt lit

the senate of the United States, respect-jof all persons voted for as Preideiv,and! Aaron IIknry, of L iw renceburgh town

but their -piiits l ad tied. Spectator. j Lanhry 'ud .Sparia. u. f.e 4th; t Lwrtnce-

jburh during court; ?nd t tbt H-guntal

imiitt:r of ihe 3rd, 15 h, 55;.l & f.0:a K. ments to review tbe same, at iv.irli time I bortn nr-

O.i 1 iMiisti.4 voi ii giment will be n-ade, rs af:t-r hai no long-r m-

Stpt 13. r.6

MA ti LULU-

las-t, hy tl.. Kev. Jamls L. 1 iiOMrON ; diligence wh b g, n or xcies tnk-n: for I "p1"''

Dr. MARMKDUKL L. FKKHlS,t.tl iei must colhi'i nrrtke erjinni nivnunt ac-' est r'" jr lUl : conttinp'ated Uriue over Tan-

NOTICE.

The Trustees of LwitnceburgU Township ?rt i y ohi prtnuum of fire dollars for the

amiable Mtss S Alt Ail JANE MUX

TClt - ill ot this place.

COrdinc to .tw nd S.ve the 2 ner r-nt ... ".'"k, ,w LftWnctou,gn. inepian

. . i e l i ;ti re accTBpan:ta with an esiimate ot the exhave had to py for the two last yrnrs. oU(pense, &ud bll rT the rn-ter.als necessa., for know tbe n-oney is not mine, and unfrss I can; -he work sad to be left with the subsciittr for

get it of you, hoiv can 1 py it? I It reaftt r, ! ,Jie, b-.spec'ion and approval of ihe board on or

should I he the collector, tbe lax accounts must!

be clos'-d each jear apreeablv to Nw. I aUo givi notic to lhof ind. b d to me by note,

fully requesting that body to transmit

to this house, if in their possesgi ip, cop

of all persons voted for as Vic-Pr--i

dent, and of the number of votes for each

ICS oi me several certificates and IMs ol! which lists they shall sign and certify, all the votes given for president and 'and transmit sealed to the seat of th vice-president, on the first Wednesday of government of the United States, direct-

UecemDcr, loiU,orotso many thereol,,t d, to the president of the senate; the

I .. ". -i a

.i Mn.i ' uiMie5?ing iniiess, .Hi s . A r j account, andfor fees, to mak pajment during

iiFNRY, u-ueii respected consort ol Air. f)rinh?r rmin m fnr rirp tht i r,

wxj. m j aai iaw in ii i

take tbe proper ctcps to collect, to enable cie to pay my debts. NO ! ICE is also given, 'hat agreeably to law I will expose lo public sJp on the 3ud Monday in November 1823 all Land and

s -i4 . 13: -ides a sympathizing circle of friends and acquaintances, she has left a husband, and eight children to mourn their irreparable loss.

Wife of my bosom, mother of my babes!

be hi re the ?no Monruy in October ntst.

ly order of tbt lkrd. THOMAS PALMER, Clerk. Sept ADMINISTUA'l OKS' iNO I ICE IUliLlC notice is hereby given, tbat wa have tat n out Letters of Administration on the Estate of Jonathan Bufii.ngtjN. deceap. d; and that the sa.d estate uih b? insol-

a v?ere received, opened and counted,, president of the Senate shall, in the Pre-i While chiMrea deck tbj sfcnm iv. h rny ,

How bit st. to memory, are thy sacred shades. ,uplcie for the year iSiS, and former ytarss

vfnt. nr.ii lb' tlllnjnt tKfrif rl-i:n..il

loan lot by their r..h,-r. as charged on the sucb A Ri therefore, havmir claims.

in IMA h aiic a ah r h n c-rssr r4 1 i w . . . . y-i t i i . i i

aim ...v. ..u, .... me Bccuuu I? ruuusudv sence oi me senate ana nouse oi renre- ttar.

in February, 1825, when the persons who sentatives. onen all the certificate .J

fill the office3 of president and vice-pre-i the votes shall then be counted: the! And hover round tnosa pledges once ao dear;

1ulih, were ascertained and declared, j oerson having the greatest numb, t , Utpnvtd Inrtvr, ol thv cru.udian care.

Oh! may thy happy spirit linger near.

Mr. Wilde assigned as a reason for this motion, thntat the Inst election of president, the requisitions of the Constitution had not been complied with in some of the states. The twelfth article provides that the election shall be bv ballot, and the electors shall name in their ballots the person voted for as president,

and on distinct ballots, the person voted for as vice-president. If appears said Mr. W. that the certificates from some of the states did not set forth, or, at least, did not explicitly set forth, a vote by ballot and by distinct ballots. The return from Delaware did not certify that the qlectors voted by ballot, but speciQed the vote of each elector thus: "A. D. rotes for C. D. as president; 4,E. V. votes for G. H. as president." &c. fairly authorizing the inference, as he apprehended, that the vote was viva voce. The return of New York specifies

votes for President, shall be the President, if such number be a majority of the whole number of electors appointed ;

and if no person have such majority, theni from the persons having the highest numbers, not exceeding thive, on the list of those voted for a President, the house

of representatives shall choose immediately, b) ballot, the President. But in choosing ihe President, tin- vote shall be taken by states, the representation from each state hair.g one vote: a quorum for that purpose shall consist of a mem ber or members from two thiids of the states, and a majority of all the states, shall be necessary to a choice. And if the house of representatives shall not

choose a President, when the right of

choice shall devolve upon them, befon

the fourth day of March next, following.

then the Vice-President shall act a Pre

sident, as it, the cae of the death, or

other constitutional disability, of the President,

left

No longer thy auternwl love to share.

May mourning fnei.ds, that thou hast

behind.

Dow to the aandate, strive to he resinf-d.

May Heaven receive the well dirked si'b.

And count the tear3, that dmi the Orphan's eye, Anil guide their barq-ie to shorf s of en.iless rest, And jiivtt to each a seat anjong the blest. To the afflicted. A Friend.

Communicated

1 have been collector.

JOHN PENCER S. & C -D. C. September 15, S2S. S7-3.

Viill make them knftwn to the undt rsigned he-

fore tbe last Monday in September utxt, or their chims will he postponed. DAVID BOWERS. ? JAMES HUBBARD, 5 August 30, 18,8. 34Sti

H. W. HA KIIIS,

Barber, I lair-Dresser, Boot and Shoe Black, INFORMS the public that be has opened a shop on High street, Lawrence burgh, a ft-w doors 9outh wett of the Market house,

bere he will always be ready to accommodate

&mOS LANE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, fNKJliMS the public that he will constant tt'.end he Terms of the Supre me Cuiirt; tbr District Court of the United Siatts, al Indiat.polis; the Franklin, Dearborn, Switzerland, and Kipley Circuit Courti ; and any other Court in the sUt". on special application 1 bat w.fuiuve bis v ai lit iJt J and persevering attention Mul talents, will oe devoted to his profession. And mv, at all times, be consulted t bis .fli-e, ii!

Lawrenceburgh, next door to Mr. Hunt's Hotel,! Range 1, Wi:st, to bear i.i mind that tlws

CO-AN ELECTION is to he ln.ld at the house of John Da-

viison, on th' 9lhof this month, to elect

a Trutee of Township School?, to fill the vacancy occasioned by tbo resignation of William Archibald. It would he well for the legal voters ir Town No. 5,

or at Court,

July 25, 1327.

29 If.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. PUBLIC notice ia htr i-y g!ven that I shall expose to sale at Public Vtndue, t or n-ar the premises, in the town of Aurors, and coun ty of Dearborn, on Saturday 0lh Sfptcmlernext

c t.zens and strangers. Having served a reg-; Aur(ira$ the puopKIt i Y of the late Singular apprenticeship, and been for some time.'n.nforth. This property is sold by ordV t past engaged in carrying on tbe above branch-hhe Court of Probate of Dearborn Count?, foi

es ot business, he. flitti-rs himself that he shall ,ne pnunioi tne juat debts ot the deceased

be able to render general satisfaction, and mer it a sbare of public patronage. cpt. 20, 1828. S7-3tv

and title imlispuuble. The terms w ill he maJc

known on day of sale JOSKPH ADAMS, .JrfV. August 2., 18J8. 33 tdi.

'i'ruitees have Ihe rnaiucement of the

school section, and on cat to he eapIe,

judicious men, and to attend" an elect

such a one. September 6, 1823. cautiojY to tjif'p ub uc. THE public are cautioned Rint trading f.r, or purcbjs".ng-a note of h-nd given by roe to Jrspb UU kburn for one huadred dollars, dated 19 h of J nuary 13V8, and pnyable as tollowa, io wit: fitty dolUra pyafcle in csh, and fttiy itollars pajable in horc. ciattle, oai or hay, as the and note was Cr without coi sideration, and wilt not be paid by me. CiI.UU.ES DAWSON". AugtiBt 11, 19,