Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 39, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 11 October 1834 — Page 3

Saturday Rlornin?, Oct. 11.

The death of the Hon. William II. Crawford is noticed in the Georgia papers. . He died on the 15th ult. near Elberton, Georgia.

, . It may be -well enough to inform our country friends, who may still entertain fears of the preva

lence of the cholera here, that no case of death or

sickness from that disease, has occurred since our last publication. The health of the town has much improved in the last 10 or 12 days, and may now be pronounced good. The last death or case of cholera occurred on the 30th ult 12 days since. Roblery. The Cincinnati Republican of the 2d inst. says: "the boot of the mail stage, running between this place and Hamilton, was cut open, on yesterday morning, while proceeding to the latter place, and several trunks taken from it. One of the trunks contained $303 in the new gold currency, besides other valuable articles."

The Comely for whose appearance we were on the Jook-out, and who was to have shown himself about these days, is not to be seen. And we are now told that his visit has been postponed until the next year, when he .will certainly show himself; after which he will be off on a peregrination of about 75 years, and invisible to this portion of the earth. The yearly elections in Ohio and Pennsylvania take place cn Tuesday next. The elections of members of congress, occurring at that time, give to them an interest over the country, rarely felt in a political calm. The result is looked to ns determining the course those ttates will most likely purBue in the next presidential election.

The Ohio river has been rising slowly for a few days past, and is now 18 inches or 2 feet above low water mark. The swell, though of considerable benefit to the small craft, is not sufficient, however, to give any thing like activity to steam boat business: as none of them, excepting the smallest, are yet enabled to pass the bars and shoal between Louisville and Maysville; and above the latter place, it is, or was a few days ago, even difficult to get along with a keel boat. One of our mercantile houses, shipping goods from Pittsburgh, had a portion of them twice eunk and wet on the way down, owing to the lowness of the water. Hirer List. The following shipments by flat boats have been made from this place, since our last publication: No 1G & 17. West & Nowlin, owners: departed 5th Oct. Cargo 100 tons hay; 400 bushels oats. No IS &c 19. George Cheek, owner: departed came day. Cargo 100 tons hay.

Our attention having been occupied with other matters, we have, (rather uncivally, we admit,) neglected to return our thanks to the Editor of the New Yorker, for his kind allenlion and aid to us previous to the late election. Rut while we acknowledge with grateful feelings, the "generous puff" of the Editor aforesaid., we hope it will give him no uneasiness to be informed, that ho went to work the wrong way to give us a boost. This thing of calling a candidate clever, gentlemanly , deserving, and the like, will never do it is too common place, to take the attention. Retter call him a rogue, a liar, unprincipled; and some insist that it is of some advantage to add thief to the catalogue: for this will set the people to inquiring, and cive the candidate a chance

to cry presecution; all of which helps to extend his acquaintance and chances to beget friends. The Editor of the New Yorker said some "clever" things of us, to which our friends, (as a matter of course,) replied in approval; &nd no argument aris

ing there being no contradiction the election was Buffered to come on without scarce a show of excitement. The result was, as might have been expected, a defeat; while we, secure in the belief that the electioneering tact of our New Yorker friend and Editor, was sufficient to carry us through, paid little

ourself, as we were wont, in type setting, scribbling, gardening, feeding the pigs, watching the bees, and taking care of the children, until awakened by the appalling fact, that our Tammany friend had

from all sin in the matter, however, on the score of the lack of intention. Ry the way we arc corry our friend of the New Yorker, (the unconscious cause of our defeat,) has taken the alarm at the ill-success, (politically,) of the editorial corps in North Carolina and Indiana, and foresworn a residence in either State. We say we are sorry for this, for we incline to the opinion that the said Editor is a clever, jovial, hearty, goodhumored fellow, and would add not a little to the interest of the social circle, were he to settle hereabouts; and besides, we believe he has been too hasty in his determination. North Carolina may use the profession a little scurvily, but it is not the case here, as we can very well attest having ourt elf in the run of 8 years held the posts of corporal, ensign, town clerk, recorder, president of the town, representative two years, senator, &c. 6cc. &c. Now, if this looks like slighting the editorial fraternity, we don't understand the terra that's all. D. V. C.

soman, and place him upon the track, almost against his consent and frequently without it, and by their united force and a portion of the other party, he is easily elected; and this is circulated abroad as the success of the Whig candidate; bclievinsrithata feint

oi gain is ueuer man an acknowledged loss. At other times, when it is considered politic, they use the candidate thus nominated as a "stool-pigeon," to divide or lure the Jackson party from their true purpose, and by secret management and concert of action, elect some one of their own party. Such is the game that is now being played by the opposition in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and in fact has been in this State, or others not the less dishonorable. We trust our democratic friends will be on their guard where elections are now pending, and not suffer themselves to be beguiled by the artifices of the opposition, but stand firm in support of the men of their choice. The elections which are to take place this fall, are to fix the political character of the next Senate of the United States, and are, therefore, of more than ordinary interest. From recent movements, we expect to hear a'good account from the anti-Rank party in Pennsylvania. A lump of sugar was obtained in the silver mines

of Konigsburgh, Georgia, which is perhaps the lar

gest ever seen, it weighed li cwt. and is estimated at the value of 13,000 in specie. What do you think of it, Mr. reader? "A lump

cfsuirar." weirhin?750 nounds. ovimrtnA fmm tho

w - a a i J - - - - bowels of the earth! It smells vastly like a "sh-

story." Rut then we find it in "fine broad prant"

m a Buckeye newspaper aye, and a Whig one

too. There can't be any mistake about it. So you must e'en believe it asking no questions. Eds. rallad.

In a late No. of the Cleveland Herald, we meet with the following report of a slump-speech, delivered or read to a meeting of Buckeyes, in one of the northern counties cf Ohio. The orator rather outslumps the u Salt-River Roarer," of West Tennessee, pretty considerably: Slump Claim for the Office of Sheriff of the county of Guyahoga, subject to the regular Whig nomination, at the next Election. I hereby certify that I was born in Vermont state; and removed from thence into the state of Ohio, and now township of Royal ton inJISlG; was elected lieutenant and afterwards promoted to a captain, and in commission nine years; during which time I held the first civil office as constable; cut out roads in various directions; planted the first field of corn in Royalton; hired my board at $2 50 per week, and hunted my own racoons: all of which I was well satisfied with. In my military career, used a sword taken from a British cfiicer at the celebrated battle of New Orleans. Removed into the township of Brooklyn as a chinking in 1823, and was promoted to many civil offices in Brooklyn; supported the standing Methodist Episcopal church in that place, until excommunicated, vi ct armis. Against my own will, and all decency, had a legal investigation in the court of justice; squared the yard and costs at 49 cents; and then at the right about face, and helped in seizing 4 pretended ministers of the gospel, one of peace, and two lay members as disturbers of the Peace, riotous, dating, antidating, adding, and interlining, according to their own poor will and pleasure, claiming the right of the church, that of committing pious frauds, with the utmost impunity; all of which cleared the coop on investigation, except the minister of justice, who was bound to answer to the court of common pleas in Cuyahoga county; and further more I do hereby give the electors a free and full investigation into my reputation. And I ask of you, Mr. Printer, to insert my claims in your columns for the above ofiice, as 1 can get six townships that will go for me to the amount of two votes each. I am now corporal in Brooklyn militia under Capt. Ross. ABIAL CUSHMAN, Brooklyn, 26th Sept. 1834. Corporal,

MARRIED On the 17th ult. by Wm.Conaway, Esq. Mr. Wm. R. Miller to Miss Sahah Goldino, both of this county. On the 25th ult. by the same, Mr. Uriaii Stevens to Miss Saea.ii Ann Hays, both of Laughery township.

Wanted Immediately TNE or two JOURNEYMEN COOPERS, vK to whom the highest price in cash will be given; and constant employment throughout the season. G. Y. CABLE. Laiorcnceburgh, Oct. 7, 1834. 89-3w. Stove to Rent or Sell. FOR Sale or Rent a large TEN PLATE STOVE, well calculated for a school house or or large room. It is partly worn, and will be sold or rented on reasonable terms. Enquire at this Office. Oct. 10th 1824.

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. Whig Duplicity. At. a Whig convention, re

cently held in Bradford county, (Pa.) for the purpose -of. nominating candidates to be supported at the approaching election, wc discover the name of Reuben Wilder, Esq. placed upon their ticket as a candidate lor the assembly. Mr. W. is universally known as a Jackson man, and as such has Berved for several years in the senate of that State was elevated to that station by the Jackson party, and has publicly and privately sustained the general policy of the State and that of the General Government." He is still claimed by the administration

party, notwithstanding the seeming determination of their political opponents to wrest him from them. The same convention also nominated Jeke Adams, Esq. for a county officer, who is a Jackson man, and who, but a few weeks 6ince, attended as a delegate, a Democratic convention, assembled for the 6ame purpose. Now wc notice these things, not for their magnitudc, or the great benefit the opposition can derive therefrom, when their object is properly understood .by the people, but to show the duplicity the low

and (wc like to have said) contemptible means reported to by these self-styled Whigs, to accomplish their own designs. Is it because the party is destitute of men of talents, integrity, and qualifications thattbey thus call upon their political opponents to fill their offices! No this cannot be. A party making such pretentions to decency, talents, &c. cannot-- make this an excuse. Is it for the reason thattbey are in favor of rotation in ojjlce, (their political watch-word,) and are willing to support their opponents on this principle? No this would be inconsistent, for they are daily crying out proscription,

and intimating that the Jackson party fill all the

offices: and the fact of their calling meetings to

nominate Jackson men, when there are candidates of the same political character already in the field,

iea sufficient proof that they do not act upon this principle. Men who are not impelled to action,

generally act through motive; and we beg leave to in cuire into the motive of this grand political vhenom

.enon. Our opinion is this and we see no other

reasonable one that can be given: When they are so situated, (which by the way is frequent) that the

success oi a candidate of their party is utterly hopeless, they select a man who is known to be a Jack-

Cincinnati Mriccs Current. corrected weekly.

Alum lb Almonds lb Apples, green, bushel dried do Bacon, Hams lb

Hog round lb llama canvasM lb Beang bushel Bees' wax lb

Brimstone, roll Butter, keg Candles, sperm mould dipt Chocolate

Trom G Hi 1 00 4

lb lb lb ( f

lb 4

Cheese, Weat, Reserve lb

Clover seed bushel Coal, afloat do In yard do ColTee, Havana Rio St. Jago

Cigars, Spanish 1000 Melee, box American INI Cordage, tarred lb Copperas Corn meal bushel Cotton, Ala. &, Ten. lb Yarns;, nssortVi Castings ton

Feathers lb 30 Flour, s. fi. in wagon bid 3 50

5 9 75 10 G 8 33 11 0 V2i 7

$5 50 15 14 in in 20 CO 3 00 75 9 o 40 15 27 GO 00

To. Remark's Gh 15 75 00 8 00 00 00 17 7 10 10 12 9i scarce. 15 8 00

none.

00 1U 15 15 20 00 3 50 1 00 10 3 45 IS 28 00 31 00

dull, dull.

THE heirs of Isaiah Bisbec, deceased, will take notice, that on the first day of the next term of the Dearborn Probate court, to te held on the second Monday in November next; I shall apply to the judge of said court, to divide and make partition of lots number 154, 152, 151, 134, 143, and 111, in the town of Aurora, in said county of Dearborn, among the several heirs thereto. HENRY WALKER. October 8th, 1834. S9-4w. Payment of Mank Stock. THE Stockholders in the Branch of the State Bank of Indiana, located at Lawrcnceburgh, will please take notice, that the undersigned commis

sioners appointed by the Presidest and Directors of

the State Bank, for that purpose, have prepared their office, in the East room of S. Ludlow's three story business house, on the corner of Short and High

streets, where tney will be ready to receive tne first instalment on Bank Stock, on all business days, between the hours of nine o'clock A. M. and 4 P.M. until the ICth day of Nov. next, after which time a forfeiture takes place.

ISAAC DUNN,

DAVID UUA1UV Lo7nrs.

Oct. 10, 1834. GEO. P. BUELL,

in store 3 75 00 Fish, Mackerel, No 1 11 00 00 do No 2 10 00 00 do No 3 GO 01) none. Flaxseed bushel 80i 00 Ginseng lb 17 18 Glass, 10 by 12 box 5 25 00 8 by 10 4 4 00 00 Glue, American, lb 20 21 Grain, Wheat bushel GO . G2 Oats do 25 00 Corn do 31 00 Rvo do 37 00 Barley do 43 00 Gunpowder, Wade's keg G CO G 50 Du pom's 7 00 7 50 Honey gallon G2i 75 Hay ton 8 00 00 Hemp cwt 5 50 G 50 Hops, first sort lb 25 31 Indigo, Spun. F, cer'n lb 1 45 1 50 in kegs 1 G2 1 75 Iron, Juniata bar ton 100 00 00 hoop lb 7 10 rods lb G 8 Eird Gj 7 Leather, sole, Cincin. lb 2I 25 upper, do side 1 50 2 50 - Lead, bar lb ( GS Molasses, sugar house gnl 50 00 JJj plantation 4 45 00 Mustard, common lb 25 30 English doz 1 25 1 50 Nails, Juniata ass'tcd lb 6$ Gi wrought do 4 14 15 Oil, sperm, win. stra. gal. 125 150 summer ' 75 85 Linseed 4 81 S3 Olive doz G 00 00 Tanners bbl 10 00 22 00 Paints, red lead dry, cwt 12 50 00 white do in oil krg 3 00 00 Pepper lb 10 11 Pork, mess, bbl 10 00 12 00 prime 8 00 9 50 Cargo 4 5 00 00 Potatoes bushel 25 00 Hogs lb 3 4 Raisins box 2 75 3 00 Rice lb 4 5 none. Spirits, Cog. Brandy gal 1 50 2 00 Gin Holland 4 1 50 1 75 Rum Jamaica 4 1 50 00 Whiskey in wag 4 19 104 Suger, N. O. prime lb 7 8 . Loaf, re fined 4 151 18 Lump 4 13 14 Havana, white 11 13 Salt, Zanesville, bushel 374 40 Turk's Island, 4 75 SO Kcnhawa 4 35 37 Saltpetre, crude lb 10 12 Soap, yellow 4 5 () common 4 5 Shot bag 1 75 1 87 Steel, cast lb 20 22j Crowley 4 18 00 Amer. blistered 4 7 J 8 English do 4 17 18 Tobacco, leaf, cwt 3 00 5 00 Virginia manuf. lb 37i 50 Kentucky do G 8 Cincin. do 7i 8 Tallow 1 7 8 Tar bbl 2 50 3 00 Tea, Gunpowder lb VO 1 00 Imperial 4 1 00 00 Young Hyson 4 G8 70 Wine, Madeira, gal 3 00 4 00 Teneriffa 1 50 2 00 Port 4 1 37 3 00 Claret doz 4 00 G 00 Wool, clean washed, lb 35 00

Journeyman ISIaeksmith wanted A Journeyman Blacksmith, well acquainted with -cSi. the business, industrious and attentive, would

Sept. 24th, 1S34.

THE Subscriber will offer for sale, on Monday above named, need apply.

the 27th October next, the following property, to wit:

FOUR DSXLCH COWS, SIX HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE, AND SEVENTEEN HEAD OF HOGS.

A credit of twelve months will be given, on the purchaser giving note with approved security. Sale

to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. JOHN CUNDALE. Manchester, Sept. 27th, 1S34. S8-3w

meet with a permanent situation and srood waore

by application to the undersigned, in Lawrenceburgh. None but a first rate hand, of habits as

JOHN D. CRONTZ. 37-tf

LAITD FOR SALS. THE School section No. 10, township No. 7, in range 2 west, in Dearborn county, will bo offered for sale, at the court house door in Lawrcnceburgh, on Saturday the i.'9th day of November next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. 31. and 4 P. M. where due attendance will be iven by JAMES WALKER. School Commissioner. Sept. 25th, 1S34, 37-ts Accommodation Stage Unc. Running from Latcrenceburgh, through Elizalcthtoxon, Cleves, ar.d Cheviot, to Cincinnati.

rilHE proprietor at a great expense, has establishA cd an Accommodation Line of Stages on the above route; and having procured new, strong ar.d convenient Stages, and not having the patronage of tho government, confidently relics on the liberality of the Public, to sustain him. He has employed a careful and experienced driver, in whom the public can put the utmost confidence. His horses are in good plight, and every attention will be paid to render passengers comfortable. Daggage in all cases at the risk of the owners. Passengers taking seats in this Line atlnlfpast five in the morning, will arrive in Lawrcnceburgh at 12 o'clock same day: will leave Lawrcnceburgh the following morning at half past five, and arrive in Cincinnati, 12 o'clock same day. For seats in the above splendid Line, apply at W. Denmsson's Hotel, Cincinnati; to A. T. i'enton, half a mile vet of Cheviot; to Robert Glass at Cleves, or Jesse Hunt, at Lawrenceburgh, " llate offuro will be as follows:

To Klizabethtown, Cleves, Cheviot, Cincinnati,

September 24th, 124.

J . 7i 1(0 A. T. EE NT ON. r.8-4w

PHOSAT2

OF DEARBOR

COUBT Avgu&t Tim, vV COCXTY. 1S3L

In the matter of the real estate cf ')On ri.TUio rou A.VOS DOWXEY, dcct. pcrr. "K&XOW comes James Downey, Sr., ar.d tiles his pe--L tition together with a Title Dond, showing to the court that he purchased from Amos Downey in his life time, one half of the north caet quarter of section number five, in township tbree of ranga two west, in the county of Dearborn; that he hold a Title Dorid for the tamo, as aforesaid; that the said Amos Downey, hath departed this life, appointing no person to execute the deed for the same, although the purchase money has been paid; that the said Amos Downey has lef; one heir, to wit: Elizabeth Downey, a minor &c: and praying the appointment of some fit person to convey to bun tho land aforesaid, pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided. Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Elizabeth Downey, and to all other persons concerned herein, that tho court will proceed to act on said petition, on the third day of their next term. J J v order of the court. JAMES DILL, CVk Oct. 4, 1634. 33-3 w PROBAYH COURT August Ttm, OF DEA RBORJs' CO U.XTY. 1 !3 1. Iiithemaiirofthecstaieof PA GE GREEX, dte'd, f vt'Hura r 3d cf August, 1504. The Creditors of said tslale. j SN this matter comes (ieorge W. Cochran, Administrator of Page (Jreen doe'd, and files his petition on complnint, showing clearly and succinctly to the court that the said Cotate is largely insolvent. Notice is therefore hereby given, to tho creditors oftbe said Page (Jreen, dee'd, that unless they file an exhibit of the extent and amount of their several claims as the law directs, at or before the next Term of this court, their claims will be postponed in favour of the more diligent creditors. y order of the court. JAMES DILL, CCk. October A, 1634. 3-Gv WO T I C eT PROBATE COURT ov m covnty, ) J v gust Tirm, l-t34. t

In the matter of the Estate 1 On pel it ion fur sale cf

of J ESSE YAUOHA-, real estate frpaydeccased. ) s;f?: of debti. "?"N this matter comes the administrator?, of Jesse Ja. Vaughan, late of Dearborn county, deceased, and file their petition and schedule, showing to the court that tho personal estate of said deceased, is wholly insufficient to discharge his just debts; that bodied seized and possessed of the west half of the south west quarter of section No Id, town o 0, in range No 2 west, &c: except about two acres thereof, sold and conveyed to John Palmer; and also seized and possessed of tbc west half of the north west quarter of section No ?, town No 5, in range 2 west, &c: except about seven acres thereof, sold and conveyed to John Aikins or Jame3 Johnson; that one Jacob Hays holds a Mortgage on the first mentioned tract of land for $600 and praying the court to order a sale of said real estate for the payment of the just debts of said deceased. NOTICE is therefore hereby given to Jacob Hays

the Mortgagee aforesaid, to the heirs of the said Jesse Vaughan, and to all other persons concerned herein; that they be and appear before tho Probate

Court ot Dearborn county, on the third day of the next November term of said court, then and there to show or say, if any thing they have to show, why the lands aforesaid fchall not be sold, and the proceeds thereof, made assets in the hands of the said administrators for the payment of the just debts of the deceased, so far as the same may bo required for that purpose. By order of the court. JAMES DILL, Clerk. October 3, 1334. -.'Kv

PROBATE COURT OF DEARBORN COUNTY, August Term, lS?A.

In tne matter ot tho estate ) On vetition for settle-

of James Calwell dee'd, $ vient of estate. TTN this matter now comes the execcutors of James i- Calwell. der.'d. nnrl filo ko;,. r-.of it inn nnrt n

schedule of their accounts, and transactions herein, and praying final settlement of said estate. NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the heirs, devisees, and all other persons concerned, that the court will proceed to act on said petition and make final settlement of said estate on tho fourth day of the next November terra of said court. Bv order of the court. JAMES DILL, Cl'k. October 3, 1SS4. 38-2w

PROBATE COURT OF DEARBORN COUNTY,

August Term, 1634. $ In the matter of the real es- - , tateofJOHN SHERAD,J On pelihon for sale deceased.. ) f real estate. pTOW cornea the adminis-trator of John Shcrad, 1M dee'd, and having heretofore filed his petition and schedule of accounts, showing that the personal property of the deceased is wholly insutneient for the payment of his just debts, and praying for the sale of the real estate consisting of In lot No . in the addition to the town of Lawrcnceburgh, commonly called New Lawrenceburgh. NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the heirs of John Sherad, dee'd, and all other persons concern

ed iicrein; that the court will proceed to acton said

SEAIi-SKIN a FUil CAPS.

THE subscriber has just received at his hat stoke, on High street, 20 dozen SEAL-SKLX

JList of loiter "TTJEMAININC; in tho Post Oilice, at Lntv. ITO renccburgh,Iud.on tho 1st of October, LS31, which if not taken out in three month, will bo sent to the General Post Ofiice. as dead letters.

Angcvinc James

Alleo Wm M Ackcrman John Birker Ann Maria Mrj Bostick Enoch Bnsher Jacob BrownfiVIJ David 2 Burton John II Brown Stephen Brunon Themes Blithe Tliomns Bcckner Frederic!; Baldwin Francis Brandon Stewart Buikams Elwy B radii rect EHzi Crontz John D CI irk Joseph James Caldwell Isaac Carlisle B O Culley David VI, Check P.ga Curtus Thomas

James Wm Johnson Samuel JohnL J?vlyn i: A Kemp John Knct land John Iingdalo Mary Mi Lothiop L-:iac. Lane Henry J Lane J IKV.Co2 Lowe Margaret Lnthrrp Nelson Lackey J S Mcs Lucus Fredrick Lcuiy Elizabeth Mri McKee D MilVrson Alexander Mclntush John MHVit Lewis . Miller (icoigo Mines D. hny Morrow Ursula

Morrow James

Collins Alexander II Si Murray James 2 Cinpnnn Joscr.Ii Martar Jacob Cloud Sarah D Mm Mitchell Bcnj imin Cannical Jemima Misd M i'oneJohn Cosaboon Kcbeeca Airs (kborn ClnrJotlo Misi

Darnil Zonas U

Degear James Dorsey Win Durbin Wm S Dill James Dunn Isaac Dement Georgo Dunn John P Dunn WilU nson Diy Jano widow Duck Hubert Dils Jacob Dennis Margret Klkins Win Elder Lemuel G Fuller Catherine Misj Fleming David Gossctt Prcsby Gray John S Gedncy James D Gooding James Garrisun Aaron Hayes Joseph SJ Hayes Abiah llnyrs Walter Horne r Thos Ilowcrton Jeremiah Hill In Huscharth Henry Hudson Waller Hall GeorL'o B Hufnnu Con rod Jcc Benjamin Jowett Samuel H Jackson John 'J

Oct. 4, 1S3I.

JAMES V.

Osgood Warner iVarco Lueinda Miss P.uker Samuel Phincy Jc rcmiuli Uobins Lingley Co Babb (ieoigo or Divid Bijdey Elizabeth WMis Howe Kobrt Jr Uohcrtson Wn II Sheldon Geo Sanders Sanduml Strel Wm Sec-fgins Merit Smith John B Salmon James Statchr Sarah Sutton Andrew S Shoennkr r John Stone Ji j-sj Tipple JiichM 'J on Fry vV- Dunn 1 Trillin Georgo Test Lydi 1 Mrs Thom Hiram Vrfhcll Ohadiah Vai.zile John Xi Williams William Whipple Lawrcnca Waldcn Junics Wado (ieorg; or Elishi Wilson Jose ph Wiley Murv Wills CiV'L Miss Voc:i,n Sai ah Mi

HUNT

EI', r. m. -oV

Sate of Heal Jlulale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant ta f.n or

der and decree ot the Probate Court of Dear

born county, nt the August Tern 11 I f-hall proceed to tell on tho premises on Monday tho i.'7iii day of this month, Forty Acres of Land; a pait f f the north east charter of section No. Ml, in town (, range 1 west, in the county of Deuborn, adjoining lande, belonging to Uobert Comfort h tuul Samuel Elliott, dee'd; being the nunc forty acres of land, of which Thnddcus Owens, Sen., died tiezed ni:d p-?-seed; and will be sold fer the payment of the j;:.-t debt of the deceased, on the following terms uiul conditions, to wit: one fourth cf tho purchr.te money in hand nt the f-ale, and the residue in three, nx :.:.tl nine months from tho day of eale, tho deferred payments to be secured bv mortsjagj . JABEZ PEK;lYAL,JJ,i vfT. Ou(,.VcV. October Td, 1SCL :-tih FALL & v?INTI;v! THE Fubseribers havejit received a general assortment of (iOt)DS fcuituble for the t-eatou. J. p. dknx Co. Octolor 4, 1SH L WHEREAS the conduct of my wife Nancy hns been o indecorous and ind'ecoining, that 1 cannct nnd never will, call her a companion I hereby forbid nil perrons harboring or trusting hr on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contractinr after this date.

Sept. l.'th, 163-1,

joii:

IIKJBEn. :.i7-:iw

HOTICU. rrnllE school portion No. 10, Township Xo. H, in sL frange No. t West, will be oiu red for rale at the Court houj-e door, in Lawrcnceburgh en Monday tho 1 0th of November next, between the hours cf 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. 31. where duo nttomhnco will b given by JAMF.S WALKIMt, School Couiniufsioncr tor D.C.

Sept. ", IsTh

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FTpH AT part r;f School icertiori No. 1G, tow r.f 1. i r Ji (i, Range M We.-t, which his not hern k M will In oliVred for gale nt the Courthouse t-o- r in Lawrcnceburgh, on Saturday tho th, Ngyc::,!"next, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A.M. end 4 1. M. where duo uttendanco will b given ly JAMES WALKER, Scl.ocl Cumiiii- iener.

Sept. 1th, 124.

ii 4 tsi

and FUR CAPS: WOOL HATS; all reasonable terms as west. Sept. 19, 1904.

Also, a rood assortment ot

of which will be gold on as they can be purchased in the JOSEPH GROFF. 57-tf

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that I have taken out of the Clerks oniceof the Probate court of Dearborn county, letters of Administrat ion on the estate of Isaac Purdy deceased; and that the said estate will be insolvent. Notice is also hereby given to all persons indebted to make immediate payment, and those having claims are required to file the Fame

properly authenticated as the law directs or their

claims will be postponed in favour of more diligent creditors.

I will exnosc to sale at r.ublic vendue at mv houre

petition on the fourth day of their next November in Sparta townshin. Dearborn countv. f where the

iciuj, umcj-s goou cause be snown 10 me contrary. By order of the court. JAMES DILL, CTk. Oct. 3, 1S34. 38-3w

ftcw and Clua; ivc,dr THE Fubscribers have jua received, ued -;ei.ed apart of their FALL and WINTER ClxS from Philadelphia, and aro daily t .pecti: g m-ie: to which they re?poctfully invito tho attention cf their friends and cuttomcr'. RODNEY ic IH'RTON. iMxrrcnccburgh, Scpt.hU' - tt

Statute Xmt's, for 1833 4' '33, For sale at this office

party deceased,) on Friday the Hist of this month, the personal property of the said Isaac Purdy dee'd.

consisting of a Bed, Bedding and Bedstead and other articles the Terms will be mado known on the day of sale. JOHN LEGO, Adinr.

October 4, 1824.

TTKANIKL J. CASWELL and PIHLL1 L. ilJ' SPOONER. nro nt-sociated in the prartie of law, in the Dearborn Circuit Court. All prof'. sional business entrusted to either, in tho Faid court, will receive the punctual attention of lu.ih. OdYo on High street, in the room formerly occupied by E. Walker, Ef. where P. L. Spooner may be found, except when absent on professional busincf s. Lawrenceburgh, Sup. U'th, 1633. :Vtf C1ASH will. be paid for any quantity of clean TIMO 77 F, CLOVEll, & lUX'E- a 11. ti-S

SEEDS. Apply at the Produce rmd .Need Store

of

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