Indiana Palladium, Volume 9, Number 44, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 16 November 1833 — Page 3
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Wolves. We are informed that an unusual number of wolves has lately entered the northwestern part of this county, ar.d taken up their quarters in the thick woods on the waters of Tanner's creek. Some sheep have been killed and other acts committed by the new settlers, of a character very illy calculated to gain the good feelings of our citizens, or obtain from them the rites of hospitality. Presuming that the right of these hairy marauders to the soil has been fairly extinguished, and the territory laid off into townships, and our laws extended over it, the most spirited preparations are making to drive them from the country. On Monday last, 5 or 600 persons assembled in the infested neighborhood, and after forming lines to encircle 5 or 6 miles square, marched to a central point, hoping by the manoeuvre to enclose and destroy a portion of the enemy. But some how or other, owing probably to the machinations of some anti-state right-ites, a loop-hole was left in the lines, at which all the
savages escaped, almost without harm to any one. A large number were seen and one or two shot at, and .supposed wounded, but not a single scalp was taken. A few harmless deer were the whole trophies of the hunt. This was provoking, and aproclamafion was immediately issued for the arming and equipping a new force, and calling on all good and true state rights men to stand to their arms, and sustain the proper authorities in the due execution of the laws "within our chartered limits." The next campaign opens on Saturday next, and there is every reason to believe it will be prosecuted successfully. Should Gen. Jackson, Martin Van Buren, or any other emissary of the general government, be found giving aid and countenance to said savages, or conniving at their escape from legal punishment, according to our laws, the most disagreeable censequences may be expected to follow. On this subject our citizens are as determined as ever Gen. Hamilton or Gov. Gayle was, and as fully able to carry their purposes into execution. Phenomenon. On Wednesday morning last, about 5 o'clock, the attention of all, who were up at that hour, were arrested by an unusual appearance in the heavens. The stars shot across the fermament in rapid succession, and in their passage emitted such a glare of light, as to render minute objects observable at considerable distances. Now here and then there a fiery courser would start athwart the heavens, and circumscribing a vast distance, .sink from the sight below the horizon; while others seemed to take a course more immediately towards the earth, and passed from view in that direction, leaving their path for a few seconds distinctly marked by a streak of light. Their course was generally in a northern direction. We have heard no person pretend to account for the phenomenon, on rational principles; nor of any one who has seen the like before. That it prognosticates something good or bad is no doubt believed by many. The Western Statesman has promised a 'serious" account of it next week. We shall await the development with great anxiety.
The editor of the Statesman complains that other
papers extract original articles from his, without giving credit. This is very wrong, and has a most
pernicious effect on the character of the Western
press, and literature in general. We observe, how
ever, that our neighbor of the American is always
particular to quote the statesman, and it is to be
hoped others will be equally careful in future.
Fom memoirs of Zeba.ii CoLBtrcr. "In the beginning of 1815, a circumstance took place that excited much interest in Paris. A surgeon in the array, named Dautun, was arrested at a gambling house, in the Palais Royal, on the testimony of a scar on his wrist. Some time previous, the officers of the night had found while passing on their rounds, in the different parts of the city, four parcels tied up. One contained the bead, another the trunk, a third the thighs, and fourth the logs and arms of a man. In the teeth, tightly compressed, was a piece of human flesh, apparently torn out in the dying struggle. The parts were collected, and put together in their regular order and exhibited for a number of days at the Morgue. The mystery which involved this dark transaction excited auite an interest, and
numbers went to behold the corpse. The general and only conviction was that he must have been murdered; but for a number of weeks no clue was obtained to elicit information on the subject. When it came improper to keep the body longer alove ground a cist in plaster was taken, fully representing the murdered victim, and this remained much longer for the public to see. At length Dautun happened to be engaged in gambling at the Palais Royal : he played high and lost; calling for liquor to drink, and angry because the waiter was somewliat tardy, when he came with it, Dautun emptied the glass and threw it at the waiter. It was shivered into a thousand pieces, and a fragment was carried into Dautun's wrist, under the cuff of his coat. The spectators gathered around, and learning the accident wished to see the gash; he drew down his sleeve and firmly pressed it round his wrist; they insisted on seeing it; he obstinately refused. By this course, the hy-standers were at length ld to suppose that something mysterious
was involved in his conduct, and they determined
at all events tosee his wrist.
up his sleeve, and behold a scar, recently healed,
as if made by the tearing out of flesh, appeared.
The landlord had been at the Morgue, and seen the murdered man with the fl sh between the teeth, and it struck him in a moment that that flesh was torn from this man's wrist. Charging them to keep
him safe, he hastened to call in the legal authorities,
and arrested him.
In the event, Dautun confessed that being quartered at Sedan, and out of money, he came to Paris to try some adventure. Knowing that his brother had a large sum by him, directly on his arrival, he went to his lodging in a retired part of the city, about eight in the evening. He entered the house, unnoticed by the porter, and passing to his apartment, found his brother asleep. He immediately commenced his work of death; his brother waking
up defended himself, but, m addition to the surprise and horror of the moment, being in a feeble state of health, all the desperation of his struggle was overpowered. In the scuffla he tore out the flesh. Being killed, the surgeon cut up the body, tied it up in four parcels as before mentioned, secured the money and retired. He also confessed that eleven months previous he had murdered an aunt, who was living with a second husband, to obtain money. Her husband was arrested and imprisoned for a number of months, but as nothing appeared to criminate him, he had been discharged. The writer saw the unhappy fartricide on his way from prison to the place of execution."
From Portugal advices have been received di-
rectfromSt. ubes to Boston last date 20th ult. The squadron of Don Pedro had captured a steamboat from England, containing about twenty French officers, on board, with arms and ammunition, &c, for the support of Miguel. The Miguelites were signally defeated on the 5th ult. and many have deserted to the queen. Miguel himself resides in a place in the vicinity of Lisbon. Amer. Sent.
Gvlt.t.k Van Sicklk, the last Postmaster at Claysville, Pa. to whom wo alluded some days ago as the successor both in office and crime of Christian Weirich, is also about to undergo similar punishment. He was arraigned in the U. S. District Court, at Pittsburg, pleaded guilty of the offence charged that of purloining money from the mail, and was sentenced to twelve years imprisonment in the Western Penitentiary of that state. The Pittsburg Gazette, in noticing the case observes, that it is a melancholy instance of human weakness as the culprit throughout his previous life had supported an unblemished character. The sura taken was we believe, about sixty dollars. The result is an eloquent example to deter. Nat. Intel.
Indiana Democrat,
PUBLISHED AT XHDZAITAPOIfl, ZA. THE Proprietors of the Indiana Democrat take this method of informing the public, that they have made arrangements, by the employment of competent Reporters, to ensure a faithful and interesting detail of the proceedings of the Indiana Legislature, during the ensuing session. The paper will, as heretofore, be published twice a week, during the session, and will contain, in addition to the legislative reports, the earliest important news of the day foreign and domestic, Congressional intelligence, politics, miscellaneous matter, &c. &c The po
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COTOTTY EXPOSE. THE following it an account of the expenditures and receipt fthe county rf Dearborn, commcn e'"f 'Member i, i, and ending Jftvcmbcrl, J. coo.
Expenditures.
, For this sum paid Associate Judges,
Constables, Sheriff, extra services, Sheriff and others firc-wood, &c. Clerk extra services,
Books and stationery for Clerk's Office,
UbII-hed, that it is unnecessary to remark further ' nim , 1 r . V Z on thi. Wprt. thn tn av. that it will bo tho nm-! ?nmary ond to School Commissioners,
Vermont has elected an anti-Masonic Governor, Lieut. Governor and Council Ticket, and after twelve or fourteen ballotings in the Legislature, the Anties have succeeded in securing their Speaker. Hartford Times. FnAJfKLix, (La..) Oct. 2. New Sugar. We were on Monday list, shewn
a beautiful sample of Sugar of the new crop, man-
on this subject, than to say, that it will be the am
bition of the proprietors to make it deserving the liberal patronage it has already received from an enlightened public. The additional expense of a semi-weekly paper, in stock, materials and workmen, together with the employment of a Reporter for each branch of the Legislature, make it necessa-
Vicwers of State Road,
Assessors of taxable property, Appraisers of Town lots, Commissioners restoring lost records, Hooks Recorder's Office, Office rent to Clerk,
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of Baj'ou Salle. It was pronounced by competent
By force they pushed l judges, to be of a superior quality. The impression
is, that our planters generally, will make a fair turn out. Republican. There is a report that the keeper of the tigers lately exhibiting in this city, who was in the habit of entering their cage, was torn to pieces by them and literally eaten up a day or two since in one of the northern towns. He was life daring, for the day before he was detained in the cage by them several hours, and was only rescued by administering to the animals stupifying articles in their food. JV. II. Register. A case of Hydrophobia has occurred in the vicinity of Mifflinburg, Pa. The son of a Mr. Horsh, aged about eight years, was bit in the cheek by a dog supposed to be in a rabid state, between seven and eight weeks since; every remedy was used to
prevent this disease, but had noettect.
We invite the attention of our readers to the notices of the Indiana Journal and Indiana Democrat, published in another column. These papers are published at the seat of government, and, during the session, are issued twice a week, for the purpose of giving the proceedings of the legislature. Terms for the session 75 cents. WOLF HUNT. We have been requested to say that a Wolf Hunt will take place in the neighborhood of John Ewbank's, on Saturday next. Men and boys of all parties more the better are requested to attend on the occasion, and lend a hand.
We feel no disposition to spoil the account given 1 11 . -a m-
Munchausen Eclipsed. A statement is made in the Turf Register, attested by the deposition of Maj. John Pilters of Kaskaskia, Illinois, which confirms the impression long established by some, that the Turkey Buzzard has the power of reproducing its eyes! The experiment made was thus : A buzzard was deprived of its eyes, by ripping them open, so that no part of the ball remained. "The head of the bird was then placed under one of its wings, in which position it remained a few minutes, when raising its head, both eyes were produced perfectly sound, free from blemish, and possessing in every degree the power of vision." This comparatively cruel experiment was repeated at
least fifty times, uniformly with the same result
Expensive meal. On Friday afternoon, at the Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park, a lady was holdinir a biscuit to the elephant from the top of her
reticule, when the animal, mistaking the extent of
the lady's generosity, seized the reticule with his trunk, and conveyed it with its contents, consisting of a ten pound note, 6ome loose money, and a bunch of keys, into his stomach, to the dismay of the lady, and amusement of the bystanders. Odd Notion. There is at this moment a lunatic at the Bicetre, who fancies that, when at breakfast in a garrison town, he inadvertently swallowed a captain of Hussars, who had fallen in his glass.
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aid us in furthering the extension of the Democrat amongst the people, we promise to make a suitable return, either by furnishing them a paper, or allowing a reasonable compensation. Advance subscriptions will be preferred in all cases. TO TIME P V&MjMC. THE Editors of the Indiana Journal respectfully inform theirpatrons and the public that they intend, as usual, to publish their paper twice a week
during the session of the Legislature, and to furnish
their susenbers a faithful and impartial sketch of
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sessions at least three years before any other establishment would undertake it, and when it was a losing concern; and it is honed this fact will have
some influence with the public in reference to our present effort. Subscribers for the session onlv will
please to torward their names on or betore the 1st of
December. Members of the Legislature are author ised and requested to act as agents for us in receiv ing subscriptions and money.
Brick Mother materials for erecting Asylum,Uo.') 181 Delinquencies in eronal property ) rn nil in 1:W, as returned. "(MH Dilinquoncie in Land Tax, lne, S3 Oj Delinquencies in 1SM1, not yet collected, 14 85 Allowed collector's per centage in ltiU, .11 204 Treasurer'd per centage, 105 10i
Receipt, &c.
$3,172 20
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Amount oi jupncaic oi ( o cna 18;W. including Ferries, ( 4 J
23 00
400 02 i l2 9:1 Ad 50 53 50
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Messenger.
by our neighbor of a meeting held at Mr. Hunt's, on 1 "".orm'y w same result. Monday. It has so often been our misfortune to dif- Tne. wnter also beinS incredulous as to the facts,
fer from the Statesman in the relation of things, that we despair of ever arriving at similar conclusions upon any subject. The legislature of this state will convene on Monday the 2d of December next. Congress meets on the same day. PUBLIC MEETING. At a meeting of the citizens of Dearborn county, assembled at Mr. Hunt's Hotel, agreeably to previous notice, for the purpose of appointing delegates to meet the State Convention at Indianapolis, to nominate candidates for governor, lieut. governor, and delegates to a National Convention at Baltimore, Mr. D. V. Culley was called to the chair, and Mr. Wm. Lanius appointed secretary. On motion, the following Resolutions were adopted, viz: Resolved, That we approve of the State Convention at Indianapolis, to beheld on the first Wednesday of the session of the Legislature. Resolved, That eight delegates be appointed by this meeting to represent this county in said Convention. Whereupon the following named gentlemen were nominated as delegates, viz: Rev. A. J.
Cotton, Maj. John P. Dunn, Wm. Conaway, Esq. John Barricklow, Esq., Walter Armstronsr, Esq.,
Wm. Flake, Esq., Wm. Lanius, and David V. Cul
ley.
Resolved, That the delegates hereby appointed, insist in said Convention upon a vote by counties the delegation from each, collectively, having but
one vote on important questions.
Resolved, That the delegates hereby appointed be furnished with these proceedings, and that the same
be published in the Indiana Palladium. And then the meeting adjourned. DAVID V. CULLEY, Ch'n. William Lanius, Sec'y.
noma vi ng witnessed them, made tne experiment
in another buzzard, with similar effect. It is ascribed to the healing powers of the down from the in
side of the buzzards wing, which is said to have
cured several cases of approaching blindness in
men and horses.
"My gracious V as Aunt Mary would say.
The Hon. John McLean, of Ohio, has been nominated by the Workingmen of Baltimore, as a candidate for the Presidency.
It is stated that a largo emigration of Jamacid
Planters will take place to the United Slates.
MARRIED At Rising-Sun,"October 24, by the
Rev. Wm. Lewis, Mr. Prince A. Atiiearn, mer
chant, to Miss Louisa Hastings.
Near the same place, October 31, by the same,
Mr. John McKnight, of the firm of Eaton and
M'Knight, to Miss Jerusha Loring.
Cincinnati Prices Current. Corrected Weekly by the Republican.)
cts. 16 to 17 75
A letter from Abbeville, S. C. says that the nul-
lifiers still keep up their military organization
the volunteer corps being as it were separated 1
1 from the militia. The governor attended by eight
aids-de-camp, lately presented a flg of the 'nation' of South Carolina and delivered a speech, of
which we have the following account: "He stated that South Carolina, by her brave and determined course, had driven the tiger within his den that the tyrant with his bloody bill had to succumb to the brave and chivalrous spirit of Carolina, and that they never would lay down their arms till congress had repealed the force bill. He
directed their attention to Alabama, who had risen in her might against the tyrant, and, idien the hour of trial came, South Carolina would aid her in maintaining her soil against the oppression of the despot, Jackson" We did hope that the "day of these things" was passing away that ther end was nigh. Niles Register.
neegwax lb Bans bush
Candles. Moulded lb 11 Dipl 10 Sperm 59 to 4O Coat bush 8 to 10 CofTee lb 15jo 16 Ctgart. Spanish M 18 Melre 3 to 3 50
Domestic Cotton yarn No 5 10 12 12 to 15 Feathers lb Flaxseed bush Fish JMackerel No 1 bbl 10 2 8 3 6
Flour best bbl 3 50 to 3 62
62 to 75 52 33 to 59 ;0 80
25 25
a caiid. To publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals in the United States and the British Provinces. The publishers of the New England Weekly Re-
vipw nrr dpsirnnft of ma kino- ud on the first of
January,a complete list of all the Newspapersand
The Western Sun, of the 2d instant, savs: I have I periodicals published in the United States and the
British Provinces, with ihe nams of their publish
ers and the pbicrs where published; they, therefore, request all publishers to insert this card, and also
send them two copies of their respective publica
tions in succession, that they may not Jail ot receiv
ing one, in order to render the list complete.
Direct to the New England Weekly lictiew, Hartford, Connecticut.
Seen a letter from VVashincrfnn CAtv. informing of
the removal of the Register and Receiver of Public Moneys at Indianapolis, and of the appointment of Mr. McCarty and Mr. Slaughter, to fill their places. The Register at Crawfordsville has been removed, as will be seen in another column, and his place filled by a Mr. Tyler from Virginia. In this case.
I regret that it had not been given to a citizen of
Indiana. We have certainly men well qualified for the office. Western Sun. A powder magazine blew up at Puebla (Mexico) VSSd Aujrust. at one of the arsenals. In 24 hours
Vfter, about 107 dead bodies of the youth attached to h works, had been found among the ruins, and
nicu more than that number were probably among
tne jrutfcish not yet dug up or removed.
Ginseng lb Grain Wheat bush Rye Bar!ey 4 Oats Corn P iwder keg 5
Hay ton 8 Hemp cwt. 5 Money gal Hops lb tndijro lb I 75 Lead pig &'bar Corn meal buih Leather Sole lb
17 56 40
35 to 37
25 25 to 7 53
S
cts 12 18
Road Tax,
Store Licenses, fSroccry Licenses, Tavern Licenses, Jury's foes collected. Jury's fees to be collected, Licensee on Shows and Clock-pedlara, J
27 00 n,sni 02i
Taken lp
BY William Smiley, of Ji township, Ripley county,
Balance in favor of county, 359 62 Add to the above, the balance which would be in the Treasury provided last year's revenue was paid in, 2,139 .r0S
3
2,407 4H 1,017 47
From which is to be deducted collec
tor's deficit in 18JV2, for thcrccovc
ry of which suit has been instituted
$510 914
GKORGK ARNOLD, President. Attest James Dill, Clerk. Nov. 7, 4!Ww SHERIFFS SALE. BY virtue of an order of sale to mo directed from the clerk's office of the Dearborn circuit court.
Jackson 1 1 will offer for sale nt public out crv at the court-
ONE ! house door in the town of Lawrencoburirh. on Mon-
R RIGHT RAY MARE, with a day the 2d day of December next, between the hours black mane and tail, two saddle of 12 and 2 o'clock on said div, the following demarks, a small lump on the back, a ! scribed lot of ground, to wit: That part of in-lot No.
small rope round the neck and a few
links of chain in the rope, some goer marks, shod all round, fourteen and a half hands high, supposed to be ten years old next spring, no other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to thirty-five dollars, by F. K. Spangler and S. E. Griggs. I certify the above to be a true copy from my estray book. MILES MENDENIIALL, j. p. November 4th, 18:13. 44-8 w
Linen Tow yd Flax
Liquors lirandy F gal 2 to 2 25
Da. Amer 40 to 62 D v Peach 75 to 100 Rum Jam. 1 50 Do N Rng 50 to 7? DiiN.Or." 50 to 75 Gin Hoi. 1 53 to 1 75 Do Amer" 30 to 37 V.'liiikey" 24 to 26 Molasses gal 45 to 50 Oils Tan bbl 18 Linseed gai 92 to 100 Sperm 44 1 25 to 1 5U Provision Bacon lb 8 Hog round 5 Lard lb 7 Butter in kegs 7 to 8 Cheese ib 7 to 8 Raps lb 3 o 4 Salt Tks lsl.bush 70 to 75 Kanawha 50 Conamough 56
Seeds
.11.1 J OK V Xrtf.VJ?, Attorney,
MAVE formed a partnership, and will practice Law in the Superior and Inferior Courts in Indiana, & in the counties of Boon, Ivy., and Hamilton, Ohio. Their office is on High street, in the room formerly occupied by Mr. Lane as an office, where one of them will at all times be found. All claims put in their hands for collection, by non-residents, will be promptly attended to. Lawrcnccburgh, J'ov. 15, lS&l. 44-lyr PENSION OFFICE.
THE undersigned being frequently called upon to attend to Pension business, and finding great difficulty to get money conveyed with safety to Pensioners; now gives notice, that he has opened an office at Lawrenceburgh, la. where Revolutionary and Invalid Pensioners, in this part of the state, can receive their money without the trouble, risk and expense of going to the more distant places of deposite for Pension Moneys. Any information relative to the mode of proceeding to obtain claims, will be given. Persons who apply to this office, will do well to make application a week or ten days before the 4th of March and September .annually. D. SYMMES MAJOR. November 15, 1S33. 44-3mo Sheriff's Sale. (KrFostpon ffl.-CO
BY virtue of a writ of Execution, commonly called a writ of Venditioni Exjionas, directed to
172, in the town of Lawrenceburgh, beginning on
Main street, 2'2 feet from Walnut street, thence running eastwardly with Main street forty-four feet, thence northwardlv narallel with Walnut street to
the alley in the rear of said lot, thence southwardly with the allev aforesaid 41 feet to a point or line distant from Walnut street 22 foct, thence with a line runn'.ng parallel with Walnut Hrcct southeastwardly to Main Ftrect, in said town of Lawrenceburgh, county of Dearborn, and place of beginning; taken as the property of Frederick I'tz to satisfy or
foreclose a mortgage in favor of Enoch D. John, and will bo sold accordingly. WILLI AM DILS, ShcrifTI). C. Dy I). O. SMITH, Deputy. Nov. 7, 1833. 43-ts
BY virtue of on order of sale to tne directed from the clerk's office of the Dearborn cirruit court, I will offer at public sale to the highest bidder nt the court house door in the town of Lawrenceburgh, on Monday the 2d day of December next, between the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock on said day, the following described lot of land, to wit: that pait of the northwest half of in-lot No. ns laid down on the original plan of the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county, Indiana; taken as the property of Jaber Whipple and sold to foreclose or patiffy a mortgago
on me turn jui ia iitvor u .ihcou mm vs. WILLIAM DILS ShT D. C. Dy I). C. SMITH, Drputv. Nov. 7, 1833. 43-tn
f!lnvr Kuch A y tn K OO
Timo. 4 2 50 to 3 00 me Irom ine CIerK R emce ot the Uearborn Circuit
Court, at the suit of John Freeland against Cornelius S. Cozine, Horace Bassett and II i ram Wiley; I shall proceed to expose to sale at public vendue, on Monday the 2th day of December, 1833, at the court house door in Lawrencebugh, at 2 o'clock p. m. the
following property, to wit: the one 1th undivided part
5 to 6
Hemp 1 Shot, bacr 1 87
50 to 6 Soan in box lb
62 to 75 Sxi?ar
25 to 31 New O. lb 10 to U
Loaf 16 to 18
5 to 6 Teas 40 to 44 Imp & Gunp lb 1 j Y Hvson 75 to 80 22 ts 25; Tobacco, Ky. m'n 7 to 8
of the north-east quarter of section 31, town 5
ranjrc
Administrator's Notice. THE undersigned having taken out letters of administration from the Clerk's office of the Dearborn Probate Court on the estate of C.H.EJt JLJ YS, late of said county, deceased, notifies thoso indebted to said estate to make immediate settlement; and thoso having claims are requested to present them properly authenticated for adjustment. The estate is believed to be insolvent, and will bo
settled accordingly. MOSES ADAMS, JldmW. November 8, 1833. 4:U3w
September term 1S33.
STATE OF INDIANA: Dearborn County, nr.ARnoRN circuit court. Amelia Collins )
versus On Petition for Divorce Asa Collins. N
Upper side 2 25 to 2 50 Tallowb
7 to 8
Buffalo, Oct. 18. The number of passengers who have left our harbor for the West in steamboats alone, during this season, taking the average to the close, will be from 65 to 70,000. It is impossible for us to arrive at any correct account of passengers, &c. in the 140 schooners which navigate our hkes.
I interest and costs first offering the rents, issues, ; U()rn county, notiiymg the defendant to uppour and profits of said property for seven years, to satisfy j f(,re the judges of tho Dearborn circuit court on the said judgment, and if the rents, issues and profits . first "y of their next March term and answ er to the J . O . ..... 1 I . 11 ... . .1 ...I Kn lin.nl
AmAiYU'-TWaffr.TnUmtAiiAaiBI hPron nrt nrr tho nmniin . I Khnl nrnono, A I Olll OI COmnlftint nf firPKAlri. Or lllO SSm u wu iivhim
LAWRENCEBURGH MARKET. Apples, green, bush. 25, dried, do. 62 to 75; Butter, lb. 12 to 18; Beef, lb. 3 to 5; Chickens, doz. 75 to$l; Corn-Meal, bush. 31 to 37; Cheese, lb. 6 to P; Egffs, doz. 6 to 8; Flour, bbl. $4, cwt. $1 62 to 1 75; Lard, lb. 7 to 8; Oats, bush. 15 to 20; Potatoes, do. 18 to 25; Pork, lb. 3 to 4; Peaches, dried bush. 50 to $1.
Administrator's Notice. THE undersigned having taken out letters of administration from the clerk's office of the Dearborn Probate Court, on the estate of JOHJV HUBBARD, jr., late of said county deceased, notifies those indebted to said estate to make immediate settlement; and those having claims are requested to present them properly authenticated for adjustment. The estate is believed to be insolvent and will be settled accordingly. NEHEMIAII HUBBARD, Adm'r. November 13th, 1833. 44-3w
1 west, containing in tho wholft ono nnnrtPr KPPtlnn.
' . . . : ' -wrnu' .1 ! i
lo'i acres, Oli- 1UO; also the one undivided seventh fVW w -'"s i pmiiii, oy i.anc ner nuorncy, part of 80 acres of land, being the west half of the an filcs ,,cr bl11 Pra.Vng to be divorced from S. W. quarter of section 25, town 5, range 2 west; ! Iicr pa,J husband, for cause of abandonment and also the undivided seventh part of In lots in the town Provc to tno satisfaction of tho court that the paid of Aurora, county of Dearborn, No. 149, 1(H, 220, ')sa Collins is not a resident of this state; it is thcrc125, 241, 1S3, and 247; also the undivided 7th part j ,or rnlc(1 nd ordered, by the court now here, that of Out lots in the town of Aurora, No. 2, 65, 66, j notice of the filing and pendency of the bill aforesaid 67, and 3 seized as the property of Cornelius S. j be published for threo weeks Micrpssivcly in wrao
Cozine to satisfy the above named judgment, debt, i Pur'1,c newspaper printed in lAwrenrcbtirgh, Hoar-
proceed
sell the fee simple. D. C. SMITH, dep'ty Vff D. C. For WM. DILS, sheriff I). C. October 17th, 1833. 40.tg llould Candles.
MANUFACTURED in this place, and for sale at Cincinnati prices, by the box or loss quan-
L. W. JOHNSON.
Cash and the highest price paid for any
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tity, by
N. B.
quantity of good clean Tallow.
iSov. 7tb, 1833.
and detorminnil in )ls nbspnee. Bv tne court.
JAMES DILL, Clerk. 20th October, 133. 4'
Cash for Mork. WE will pay CASH for a quantity of PORK, to be delivered the first puitablo weather. Toiisrcv a. mivv
Nov. 8th, 183a - 43-
Flour, Corn, On Is, 2orA Potatoes find I IVod received at thi Ofiico in payment for p3pcrf.