Indiana Palladium, Volume 5, Number 46, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 21 November 1829 — Page 4

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OUUl-r wanted immediately at the New Lazorcnceburgh Foundry; for which

8 Cents per busbei will be given. Nov. 7, 1829. 44

By the President of the Uni

ted States. I!N pursuance of law, I, Andrew Jackjok, President of the United States of Africa, do hereby declare and make know, (bat a public sales will be held at the Land Offices at Jeffersonville & Viacennes, in tb? state of INDIANA, a the periods hereinafter deiignated, for the disposal of all the lands .which ba?e been reliAquihed to the United Stales prior toibe fofth f JxdV l829 ua' der the orovisfens of tbe several acts of Con

gress for the relief of the purchasers of public lands, and for tbe extinguishment of the debt

due to tbe United States, by tbe purchasers of

public lands prior to the first day of July, 1S20, which have not heretofore been exposed to public sale under the provisions of the act of Congress, passed on the 24th day of April, 1820, entitled 'An act making further provision for tbe sale of tbe public lands." Also, at- the same times and places, there will be exposed to public sale, all lands further credited in the second and third classes, under tbe provisions of tbe act of Congress, passed ott the second day of March, 1321, entitled (An act for the relief of tbe purchasers of public lands prior to the .first day of July. 1820;' and fb acts supplementary thereto, passed on the 20fb day of April, 1822, and 3d day of March, 1823, which have reverted to the United States, agreeably to tbe terms of such further credit, in

consequence of non-payment within the legal

period. Also, at the same times and places, there will be exposed to sale, all lands whicb have reverted, or whicb, prior to tbe day of such sale, may revert to tbe United Statesj under the provisions of the sixth-condition of tbe fifth section of tbe act of Congress, passed on tbe 10th diy of May, 1800, entitled 'An act to amend the act, entitled aa act providing for tbe sale of tbe lands of tbe United States, in the territory northwest of the Ohio, and above the outh of tbe Kentucky river and wbicb have Dot heretofore been exposed to public sale, egreeebly to tbe provisions of tbe act of tbe 24th day of April, 1820, above quoted, to wit. At tbe Land Office at Jffersonville, on tbe second Monday in December next. At the Land (Mice at Vincennes, on the third Monday in December next.

Each sale to be kept open for six days.

Given under my band, at tbe City of

Washington, this thirtieth day of September, A I). 1829. ANDREW JACKSON. By tbe President: GEORGE GRAHIM. Commteionzr 44-ta cf the General Land Office.

Account of the Receipts and Expenditures Of the County of Dearborn, for the jear commencing 7th November 1328, and ending 4th of November 1829, both dajs inclusive.

48 48

00 00

130 50

Bit. To Associate J udges.

For this sum paid Solomon Manwaring, Associate Judge, . -v . -r J a

J odd j-ieviDgsion uo To Juries. Grand Juries, - - - Petit or Traverse Juries,

To SherifT. John Spencer, sheriff, extra services to Circuit, Probate & county courts, To Constables. Jesse Laird, constable attending courts, &c. 17 00 Hiram W. Cloud, " do do 19 00 Isaac Spencer, 4 do do 17 00 To Jailor for Boarding Prisoners. W'm Cookjjailor, boarding JaDtz Couiej, 2 81 ditto do James Sulhvab, 4 0G ditto do John Cazed, 02k ditto do William Kuyes, 93 ditto do J"b A. Beach, 1 686

To Commissioner's Court for perpetuating testimony. For this sum paid John Porter, judge ol commissioners o urt o3 uo , George H. Dunn u do do 6 00 i ' Daniel Hagerman recording clerk do 3 75 A. S'. C.Vance do do 111 7a ' A. St. C. Vance stationary for do 62A To Clerk of Circuit Court, Stationary &c.

For this sum paid James Dill clerk for extra fcervicea to uicuil court &

supervisors court ... uw Books and stationary for clerks and

recorders offices - - - 27 68 To Assessors of Taxable Property. For this sum paid Wm. Skinner for assessing taxable piupertj in Logan Township - - - 12 00

9B 00

198 00

82 83J

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53 00

10 12A

$10 00 5 00 6 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 7 29 5 96 11 37 h 8 16 16 87A 5 42

5 00

155 12A

5 00 2 50 13 75 6 65 17 50

97 C86

Kelso Sparta Cesar Creek Rdiidolpa Lnughery

Liwrenceburgli do Manchester do

do do do do do

10 00 12 00 12 00 17 00 17 00 26 00 16 00

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Sheriff's Sale.

)Y virtue of sundry executions to me di

rected from tbe Clerk's office of tbe

Dearborn circuit and supreme courts, 1 will ex

pose to public sale at tbe Court House door, as

tfce law directs, on tbe Slst day of November

next, between tbe bours of 10 and 4 o'clock, on

aaid day, 640 Acres of land, being section 35,

town 7, range 2 west, as the property of Wm. C. Yanbowten, at tbe suits of Arthur Martin, for tbe use of Alfred Nye and James Hays. JOHN SPENCER, S. D. C. October 22 d, 1829. 42 Sw Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the clerk's office of the Dearborn circuit court, I will expose to sale at public vendue 8 the law directs, at the court house door' in the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, on the Slst day of November next, between the hours of tO and 4- o'clock on said day, in lot No. 159 with a large brick house and two stables on the same to foreclose a mortgage in favor of Da

Via Guard against Daniel Brown in said county JOHN SPENCER, S. D C. K. B. I have a young horse, a wsgon and cart thai 1 will sell low for caah, county orders, hogs or fat cattle. ALSO, I have 3 rooms of ray bouse to rent on moderate terms. J. S. October 31, 1829. , 4S-ts.

4 4 4

Isaac Cal well do

Thoa. Lambertson do Archibald M'Cabe do John Lewis do James Powell do James VV. Hunter do Mark M'Cracken do

Percentage to Treasurer and Collector.

For this sum paid Dame, rfagerman late treasurer lor receiving and . m nnL

paying out - uv w Tbumrta Palmer present do d 22 14 John Spencer tor collecting taxes - 104 81 Old Interest Orders redeemed. Ezra Ferns lor old interest braiing otuers Court Expenses. John Spencer ctqoire lor hxiug teats 2 terms 5 00 John Spencer for-tire wood, making tiit &x. Q37h Thnma Hopshire wood, making fire &c. 12 00

----- q -- i V Expenses of Jail, laying out prison bounds, &c. For this sum aid N. L. Squibb lor surveying and puuung yion bounds - 5 00

Isaac Aylesbury chain carrier for ditto 50 John Rees do do ditto 50 Frederick Aylesbury setting stakes ditto 50 John Spencer for locks and repairs for jail 6 00 Test&, Dunn for locks lor do 1 25 Richard Prest Ironinc prisoners 1 25

Pauperism. For this sum paid E. Bedennab for keeping and boarding D. Warren a puuper 10 00

Jacob Larimer ditto Thomas Moore do 77 00 Timothy Davis do Richard Muran do 50 07 Timothy Davis do Adam Hewey do 4 00 Doct. Thomas B. Pinckard for medicine & attendance oi Richard Muran a pauper 31 186 Doct. T. B. Pinckard do Adam Heuey " 1 75 Doct. J. S. Percival do. R. Muran " 2 00

Doct. J. S. Percival do Aiuuiiula Keith "

122 00

18G95

194 81

25 37,

15 00

SUPRA CREDIT. By amount of duplicate in 1829, includ ing Ferries, ' 1718 29 By amount paid for Store, Tav emand Grocery licenses, from 6li Jov. 3 828, to 4th JVov. 1829, received or due from

the following persons , to wit : A. S. Jonas, store, Aurora, Charles W. Wright, grocery Abijah North, grocery Ansel Beach, store Wm. M'Caslin, tavern Test &, Dunn, store Darrauh & Askew, grocery John My its, tavern Stephen Wood, tavern Lytle W. Johnson grocery George Tousey, store

Joseph K. Baker, tavern

Alanson Hill, store Absalom Runnion, grocery Benjamin B. Bonharo, grocery

John Alfred, do

Luke Evil, tavern

George W. Cochran, grocery

Elias Conwell, store

George Sl Omar Tousey, store

Omar lousey, do

Caleb A. Craft, do

Mains &. Lanius, do

Sjmuel Howard, do

Bowman fcRuab, grocery

William Cullen, do

Ewiug & Gibson, store

izil James do

J Jiin M'Pike, grocery Shauracti Wilber, store J.ihn Durham, tavern B dlord & Saltmarsh, grocery Harris & Collins Filch, tavern Grid ley & Perciv al, grocery John D. Moore, store BuelUt Dunn, do Edward M'Cart, grocery Davis Weaver, tavern Samuel M'Curdy, grocery John Palmer, store John Palmer, tavern Edward Owen, store Richard Hughs, grocery Moore & Pepper, store Merit Hubbell, giocery Sparks & John, store James B. Deemer, tavern Jesse Hunt, taveru Oliver II ustis, tavern Sfiadrach Hathaway, store Aaron Faulkner, do Mark Muggndge, grocery

By Jury Fees

Paid to Sheriff, to icit: From Enoch Jackson to Soencer 4 7S

Samuel Barbour to da 4 75

Jesse Hewitt to do 4 75 Robert Moor to do 4 75 C. S. Bruce, to do 4 75 Samuel Jones 4 Cozioe do 4 75 Moore & Pepper 4 75 L. V Johnson 4 75 James Witbrow to Loogley 4 75 Mark M'Cracken. to treasurer. 4 75

48 30 RECAPITULATION. Amount of Duplicate ia 1329, including Fer-

it it (i

nes, - - $1718 29 of licenses to stores, &c. 462 93fc of tax on law proceis, 22 50 of Jury foes, - - 91 05

Total credit. $2294 57j

Leaving a balance due from tbe couu

ty to individuals, of 464 75fc From which deduct redeemed orders of oid debt, 194 81 MARK M'CRACKEN, President. Attest--James Dill, Clerk,

Note. In the fort-going calculations tLts

5 37i ; mark 9tRnds or fourth; this A for a half;

2 50 5 43

iand this for three fourths.

Administrator's Notice.

THE undersigned, administrator of the estate of D- Eldr, de.ceased, late of Dearborn county, hereby requests all persons indebted to said estate to come forward end settle tbe same without delac and all those

13 3 having claims against it. to present them duly 10 00 autbeoticati-d far settlement.

LEMUEL G. ELDER, Admr. Nov. 14, 1829 45-3tr

William CuIIimi,

J. Sz. A. P. A "drew, store

Tnomas M' iVun , giocery

B -ij. 15. Bonnam, do

10 00 6 00 G 00 12 50 13 31 G 75 18 32 6 00 7 00 10 50 7 20 12 50 12 50 2 75 5 00 5 00 15 00 7 50 10 00 G 00 12 50 6 00 12 50 5 00 7 00 5 00 10 00 10 00 7 50 6 00 10 00 6 00 2 50 4G 2 d oh

Taken Up.

STATE t louniy, Ct

lndin, Dearborn

aesar cr-ek townshiD.

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. us up py nenry rte, one eatav MAKE the descri

as follow s -about 14 hvnds high; supposed to be 7 or 8 years old next spnng ; a white spot on each side of her back, supposed to be done by the saddle ; soma white hairs on her right hind toot below ihe pasture joint ; long tail, the end cut off square. No other marks or brands perceiveable. Appraised at twenty dollars, by A 'lam Pate and Peter Brocaw, November the 4th, 1829. 1 ceriity this to be a true copy from my estray bock.

Nov. 9, 1829.

JOHN LYONS, j. p. 45

Medical Notice. THE members of the 3d Medical district society of Indiana, are reque sted to meet at Dr. Ferris's apothecary shop in Lawrenceburgh

on Saturday the 21st day of November at 12

o'clock. A general attendance is requested as business of importance will be presented for their considerption. ; JABEZ PERCVALf president.

UcU 31, 1829 43-

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VI. HUNTER,

Who acts in the capacity of Justice of the peace, OFFERS bis services to tbe publie as Conveyancer; he will attend to drawing of and acknowledging Deeds, Deeda of trust, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Title Bonds, Leases, Articles of Agreement, Powers of Attorney, Apprentices Indentures, &c. &c. His office is on the corner of High and Elm streets. He wdl thankfully attend to the commands of bis friends and the public generally with promptness and fidelity. Lawrenceburgh, Oct. 7th, 1829. 41 Caution to the Public ! THE subscriber having lost or mislaid a Note of band, given bim by Nathaniel Ford and Nathaniel T. Jaqueth, for g75, dated the 21st Sept 1849 and payable on tbe 1st Aug 1830 cautions ,fae pubJic Bgain8f trading for or receiving said ntC unless regularly assigned by bim. ELISIU MWEELY. Nor. 14, !S29r 45s w Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Summonses, Executions, for sale at this Office,

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Joshua Sank for Hour to R. Morau James Cosseboom keeping Eiiz Walters

A. Keith

A. Keith R. Cruseubury Abram Peters

John Wniitiga

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2 25 1 00 18 00 1 1 04 G9U6 19 50 62 00

John Dcmosa do

Mary Moore do Tnos. Lemon do Henry Bruce do U 4 n t 2 w a

A. St. C Vance house -ent U. Muran 44 1 1 75 Tnos. Palmer making orders to remove paupers 75 Biakely Shoemake keeping A. Anne Gay do 14 00 Cornelius Miller do M. Matthews do 49 37 Hiram Cloud entering a child supposed to be murdered 3 00 Noah Miller keeping & boarding Maria

Matthews a pauper 3000 do Lucy Shed do 17 07 do Anne Gay do 20 31 do W. Anderson do 11 74 medicine and

attendance Eliz. Walters a pauper 1 200 James Williamson keeping and boardii g Rxana Loder a pauper for 18 months 97 75 Sparks and John, goods furnished for A. Keith 4 37 James M'Lister digging grave for A. Keilh 1 00 Mahlon Brown keeping and boarding Anne M'Bride a pauper 18 68 Doct. M. E. Ferris medicine and attendance Anne M'Bride a pauper 93 Ewing and Gibson goods furnished for do 9 13 Wm. Tate ceffin for A. Keith a pauper 3 00

State Roads.

For this sum paid William Hawkins for surveying a state from L

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Agne6 Gorman James Roberts James C. Darling Doct. E. Ferris

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renceburgh to Brookville 16 50 Solomon Allen making ptattof said road 4 00 James Walker surveying state road 19 50

isaac I'urdy carrying chain do Alexander Purdy do do Wm. C. Bromwell surveying do John M'Pike surveying state road to Rushville James Arderry commissioner laying out do William P. Rush do do

Delinquents and overcharges nn rhmlimtn

For this sum allowed John Spencer for delinquents in landed and per Old debt ralPfP"'?

8 75 7 50 15 00

17 00 12 00

12 00

By Tax on Law Process

iieceirea cc Due from the following persons, to wit:

David P., ell

Jacob Havs

Ainos B 'oson

Henry Q. Wright 1

Jacob Hays

Laac Met tier Buell & Dunn

Laws & L.-wo

Edmund Peckovcr

Robert Tumble Alex. Noble

! John Saltmarsh Z;irth T. Percival

John French

'J-.mes Slater

IraTimkin 1

Nelson H. TorU?U

!John Shanks

Beiijamiu Renno

Abijah Taylor

John Hey den

I James Callahan ir

L. W. Johnson

Andrew Adams

1 J ;rvis Gavlord

taaiah Wing

Gersham Fairchild Sampson (a man of colour)

11. & C. Fitch Martin Jackson

John Davidson

Isaac Mettler

Robert Mervin

Peter Lefever

Davis & Johnson

Charles Billingsly

lowing & Gibson

David Wilson

Richard Dement

Adam H. Freeman B. S. Mapes

S. H. Osgood

Wm. Blue

50 50 50 00 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 00

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 5U 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

STATE OF INDIANA,) Ripley Count v. J

In the Ripley Circuit Court, at their October Ttrm, 1829. Alpheus White versus I OK BILL LV

John Itro n , sen'r 8? f CHANCER V. John Browo. juo'r J MOW com. s the con pimnant aforesaid, by Test & Dunn, his attornies, and proves to .he satisfaction ot the court, now htre id chan. eery situng', that John Drown, sen'r and John Brown, jun'r, tbe defendants ator. aaid, are not now residents of the state of Indiana ; It is therefore luled aud ordered, hy the court here in banc ry sitting, that notice of the pendency of 'Ait fort-gfoing Dill of compUint be published f ur wetks succ essirely in the Indiana Palladi

urn, a nt-wspaper printed ard published iu Law.

Hj'Ctoutgn, iTearoorn county. stte oi Indiana, a coun y adjoining Ripley county, there being no newspaper published in Ripley county, notifying and rt quiring the said defendants to ba and appear l efore the Judges of the Ripley Circuit Court, on the first day of their n xt term, to be hotdea at Versailles in and for the count of Ripley, at their term on the fourth N onday ia April iu st, then and there to answer to the Bill aforesaid, or the sme will be takn as conftssed; and the matters and things thtrein prayed fof decreed on accordingly. C. OVERTURF, Cl'k R. c r. Nov-mbfr S, 18 9. 44

Notice is hereby Given, riTlflAT a petition will be presented to thtt JL Legislature of Indiana, at tbeir next seasion, praying that an act may pass appomtiosr

Commissioners to review, locata and establish

a graded and gravelled road, commencing at or near Mr. Isaac Duon'3, in Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, Indiana, and running thenco through flardinsbugh (in a direction towards Elizabethtown, Ohio) to the state line dividing

Ohio and Indiana, at or Dear the farm of Mr. Walter Hays, in said county of Dearborn. Praying further that the supervisors of road districts, on tbeine of said road, shall be empowered to receive from time to time donations, and to cause the same, together with tho road tales within their districts, to be annually worked out in grading and gravelling said road, and in erecting necessary bridges tbereon. A Friend to good Roads,

Flour by the barrel

The subscribers have flour wholesale and rets"J4

OC.1829. STOCKMAN.

112 25

70 79

6G6 84-

Total claims against the county, the 4lh of Nov. 182?

$2759 32

By Jury Fees

Paid to Clerk, to wit:

From Charles Vattier

Isaiah Bisby Jonathan Simpson Henry Smith H. & C. Fitch C. Vattier Thomas Porter

$22 50

$C7 Ccrritd to wxt cvhmn.

INDIANA PALLADIUM, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED liV DAVID V. CULLEY,

Publisher of the Laws of the Unittd States.

TERMS. The pAHADirM is printed wteklv. on snrpf

I royal paper, at THREE DOLLARS, err annum.

paid at the end of the year: which tnav he Hi.

charged by the payment of TWO DOLLARS in

advance, or by pnymg TWO DOLLARS & tIFTY CENTS at the expiration of Sis: months.

Those who receive their papers through the Post-Office, or by the mail carrier, roust pay the

$ 4 75 (carriage, otherwise it will be clargtd on their

4 75 Jsuocripuon.