Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 41, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 25 October 1834 — Page 3

'Satnrday Iflorniiisr, Oct. 25.

Insurance Company. The following named pereons were chosen directors of the Lawrencebuo-h Insurance Company, at the election held on the l.fth i1' Vlz: Stephen Ludlow, Jacob P. Dunn, David V. Culley, Greea Sparks, George Tousey, Wilham Tate, Benjamin Stockman, Thomas Shaw, and

At the first meeting of the

Ludlow was chosen president, and Thomas Porter secretary. Another Election: Mr Robert T Lytle, bavin? resigned his seat in the present congress, for the balance of his term, the governor of Ohio has issued his proclamation to fill the vacancy. The- election is set for Saturday the Sth of X

kuWI AT- t ,ti .. -ii J 1 ;. r nu auums. lie men reouc lre' r'LS0..! fl. we to IWe Clark's. I did

see any person announced in the. city papers as a

cauuiuaie.

. The Cincinnati papers report 41 deaths in that city, for the week ending on the 15th inst. We are unable to-day to speak with any certainty, in reference to the Ohio elections. The papers from that State, received yesterday, contain nothing determinate as to governor. Roth sides appear to anticipate success. The congressional elections, it is eaid, have resulted in favor of the administration or anti-bank party. We have nothing from the Pennsylvania elections worth noticing. Another week will bring the news in Boine detail, from that quarter. The residence of president Jackson, near Nashville, Tennessee, Hermitage,) we learn by a Cincinnati paper, was destroyed by fire on the 11th inst. The principal part of the furniture and papers saved fire accidental.

v The Ohio river, after having attained a height in the early part of the week, sufheient to give a little briskness to steam boat business, is again on the fall; and will in a few days more, it is apprehended, be down too low to admit the further progress (for the present) of a number of boats lately seen passing up and down.

The steam boat Friend, (says the Louisville Advertiser,) was run into and sunk by another boat near New Orleans, on the 25th ult. Cargo partly saved. No lives lost.

.. :,.7; . Manchester, October .lotli, 1 S3 L To the Editors of the Palladium : Gentlemen Having" noticed a communication m your paper of the 4th instant, directed to the Editors of the Times, signed Henry Hopkins, John 13. Clark, and Jesse Pardun, in which these gentlemen, I regret to say, make statements devoid of all truth, and give a coloring to others well calculated to deceive. The facts are these: on the evening alluded to in their communication, Mr. Plumer came to mv house and presented me with a certificate to sign, contradicting, in part, my statements in a certificate published in your paper of the 13th of September last, particularly as to the word false, which I refused to do, and stating my conviction of the truth of what I had then said; admitting the possibility of doing wrong to bo qualified to that or any other word he sppke on the day of the election, but said if I were on oath, I would as soon sav tW hp mndo

use of that word as the other, unauthorized, which he admits. He then rennest.ir1 mo tn with I.;.

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so, and found no person

there. Mr. Plumer then left me in the road and shortly returned with Mr. Hopkins, (Esquire Clark beng called to the office,) and shortly after some others came in. I was then presented 'with sundry other certificates to sign, which were drawn up at that time, all of which I refused to do. A request was then made for me to suffer them to make out a statement on my authority; which I, in the strongest language, refused to do declaring my conviction of what I had certified to. . There was much conversation, in which I admitted all that I had before said to Mr. Plumer, and this much for his satisfaction I would say at any time. ,..- ABXER TIBUETS. The Editors of the Rising Sun Times are respectfully requested to give the above an insertion.

It i3 said that hogs thrive best when there are but three or four in the same apartment of a pen". They are fond of society, though no.better than a "swinish multitude;" when congregated in large assemblies, as they know no law but their own wills, and acknowledge no right but the right of the strongest, they sometimes condemn a weaker brother without judge or jury, and proceed to execute him without mercy. When, therefore, it is wished to fatten a

considerable number, they should have several apartments separated by partitions, and there may be a general feeding trough, to which each division of animals may have separate access. "There is no greater mistake than that of gorging swine when first penned for fattening. They should on the contrary, be moderately and frequently fed, so that they be kept full, but do not loathe or reject their food; and in the end contract fevers and dan

gerous maladies, originating in a hot and corrupted !

mass or blood, in airy and roomy, yet moderately warm pens, well paved and boarded, they are healthy and thriving. They show a disposition to be cleanly however otherwise is supposed, and always leave their excrementitious matter in a part of the pen distinct from that in which they lie down. No animal will thrive unless it be kept clean. Clerk of the Common Pleas. On Monday afternoon, tiie Court of Common Pleas appointed a clerk: which has terminated a Ion?? disnuled inat-

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THE Subscriber will offer for sale, on Monday the :.'7th October next, the following property, to wit: roxm milch cows, SIX HEAD OF YOC.YG CATTLE t AND SEVENTEEN HEAD OF HOGS.

! A credit of twelve months will be given, on the pur

chaser giving noie with approved security. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. JOHN CUNDAI.E. Manchester, Sept. 27th, 1S3-I. 3-3v

THE heirs of Isaiah Bisbce, deceased, will take notice, that on the first day of the next term of the Dearborn Probate court, to be 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 15-1, 152, 151, 13-1, 1 13, and 111, in the town of Aurora, in said county of Dearborn, among the several heirs thereto. HENRY WALKER. October Sth, 1831. 30-lw.

SEAL-SKIN & FUR CAPS. ffpllE subscriber has jut received at his xir, it stokf, on High sU?ct, dozen SEALS REV and FC'R CAPS: Abo, a good assortment ci WOOL HATS; nil of which will 1 sold on as reasonable terms as they can bo purchased in the veu JOSEPH (IR01T. Sept. 19, 1331. 37-tf PROBATE COFRT or ii:aiuhkn rorsTV, ) An gun VYrm, iN'U. S In the matter ct the estate On j,tttivn for settleof James Calv. ell dee'd, uunt if tstatc. 2N this matter now comes the cxcccutors of James Calwcll, dee'd, and I'd a their petition anj a schedule of their accounts, and transactions herein, and praying final settlement of said estate. NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the heirs, devisee?, and all other persons concerned, that the court will proceed to act on said petition and make final settlement of said estate on the fourth day of the next No ember term of said court. B order cf the court. JAMES DILL. CTk. October, 1?31. rS-JJw

"RUBLIC notice is herchv given that I have t.i-

Irr n.-l mrnn rrnnnr.l Icf...,:... .1 I.. H Ku uiJl-u' "-TKS OIUCO 01 U!C ITOD-.te COUU

rZ : : ,r r tT"? f 1)ca county . letters of Administration on the

" fp, l'V5U,n ' 4 estate of Isaac Purdy deceased; and that the cpomtcd. I he public services of General . II. tate will be insolvent. Notice is also herebv niven

iiarnson, is too well known to say anything of to all persons indebted to make immediate pavment.

iticuj uvic. i ue country owes luni a debt ol nrati-

tude, and the Judges who appointed him, (Hender

son anu isnrgoyne.) have contributed to the satis

We understand that the State's portion of the capital for the bank and branches in this State, is now lying deposited in the Cincinnati banks all in the real white and yellow 6tufF.

Cincinnati Market, October 23 Flour, bbl $3 37 to-3 40, fair demand Whiskey, gal 21 to 214, sales moderate.

Lawrencehurgh .Market Apples, green, bushel $1 to 1 25, scarce; Butter, lb 15 to 18 scarce; Bacon, lb 6 to 0; Beef, lb retail 34 to 44; Chickens, doz $1 to 1 25; Cheese, lb 8 to 9; Corn, in ear, bush 20 to 25; Eggs, doz 8; Flour, bbl retail, $4, cwt $1 75 to $2; Lard, lb 6 to 8, scarce; onions, bush 50; Potatoes, sweet, bush 75, Irish do 37 to 50; Pork, lb 21 to 4; Wood, cord, $1 75 to 2 00.

NATCHEZ MARKET October 10. Bacon per lb 8 a 9; Butter lb 11a 13; Cotton lb 9 a 12; Coffee do 11 a 16; Flour, superfine, bbl $o 50; Lard lb 7 a 8; Molasses gal 33 a 35; Pork mess ' bbl $U a $12 50; Salt sack $2 50 a 2 75; Tobacco common, Kentucky manufacture, lb 8 a 9, Fine do 17 a 20; Whiskey gal 26 a 28; Corn bbl $1.

communicated.

The Ohio Annual Conference of the Mcthodi

Protestant Church, assembled in Louisville, Ky.

vytutji hh, xoo-; anu uuers very interesting session, closed on the 14th instant, to meet in Madison, Indiana, on the 22d of September. 1935. The

following are the appointments of preachers to their

several stations and circuits: Cincinnati station George Brown, Josiah Denham. Cincinnati circuit Thomas Davis, James M'llcnry. Batavia circuit Isaac Snyder. Eagle circuit Josiah Simpson, C. Walmsley, supernumerary assistant. Highland circuit William Hughey. Washington circuit Adjit McUuire, Robert Dolby, supernumerary assistant. Finley circuit (to be supplied.) Lima circuit George Baxter. Springfield circuit Lemuel Hinkle, J. M. Young. Green circuit James Rose. Xenia circuit Israel Thrapp, W. W. Arrett. Blue River circuit Peter Clingler. Lawrenceburgh circuit A. H. Bassett. Madison station R. W. Rayne. Charlestown circuit J. B. Lucus, George Evans. Bolin Greene circuit W. W. Paul. Wabash circuit Isaac Wait. Grandview circuit G. W. Brown.

Illinois circuit W. II. Collins, Justus Shinn. Mississippi circuit Thomas Bennett. Alton circuit Thomas Hjrklin, 31. Randleman. supernumerary assistant. Louisville station W. B. Evans. Louisville circuit John Moss. Broadridge circuit (to be supplied.) Ruddle's Mills circuit N. a. Hall. Darby mission To be supplied. White Water mission James 3PCIain. Mississippi mission C. Murray. N. Snethen elected Editor of the Methodist Pro testant, by the last general conference. JOHN CLARKE, Pres't. A. II. Bassett, Sec'y.

and tbjvc having claims aic required to file the same

properly authenticated as the law directs or their claims will be postponed in favour of more diligent

faction cf the people in dignifying the office, by the i creditors, appointment 'to it of iho Hero of Tippecanoe and i . c

the liiames. Theie seems to be but one feeling of pleasure and satisfaction to all parties by this appointment. And if we except thosa interested schemers, who by their manojuvers have kept the office so long vacant, we do nut know a man who objects to it, or is not perfectly satisfied. Cin. Advertiser.

s.MjE or ijioii:i:t: THE undersigned, will oiler tor sale nt the rmdonee of the l ite MOSES TOlSEY, deceased, iu Boon county, Kentucky, on Tuesday the 2lh inst. thjs following property, to wit: A.VJ) KI TCIIE.Y Fl A7 TUl E. two m:v ruisT u.vtk Fitnning Wills, 1 CooLhig Stove. A tviantity of OATS, and divers other ui tides. The sale will comsneiiCJ at 10 o'clock A. 31. on aid

expose to sale at public vendue at mv houe

in Sparta township. Dearborn countv, (where the

the personal nronortv of the said Isaac Puulv dee'd. i . 1 Kcrin c!?? .ill bemado known on end

consisting of a LV(, lh JJhu: and HeJstiad and i 4 VV t

other articles the Terms will b made known on '

iay. ana iv cu:it!iiu. l until nil is sold.

MM

THOMAS POUTER, i

Ahnrs.

Damage against Stage Proprietors. In a suit tried in Baltimore County Court, at the present, term, Ilorson v. Stockton Stokes, to recover damages alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff, by the upsetting, on the road between Wheeling and Baltimore, of a stage belonging to

the dav of sale. October 4, 13-1.

JOHN LEGG, .,mV.

OTIC E. PROBATE COPRT of ul-aubou.n county, .It'-'ust Wiv.i, ISM.

In tlie nnttcr of the Et-tate O.i jd'ion for rule j of J ESSE YArGHAN,;. veal estate friy-

deceased. ) in cut J dclts.

N this matter comes the administrators, of Jesse

October lUh, IS-1.

N. 11. All thof C ijuhl ted to ihe cs-tate of MO SES TOl'fiEV, deceased, will mr.ke iuunodtnte payment, and those having claims i.gainst said estate, have tlie same proti.ted projvrly authentic:!, ted, us the administrators are dcterminwd to have all

matters relating thereto promptly settled.

A.VN TOl Sr.Y. ) , . , THOMAS POUTER. 5 Ad.nrs.

October 1 !t!i, ISM. .1

1

the defendants, in winch was the plaintiff, his wife, I x affian. late ot Jiearbom comity, ueocasea, anu and two of his children and four other individuals ! fi,Ie th,eir VAm u,ul n.wa.g to t.hc court j -his arm having been broken, and the head of his ! !hatho f0if UiQ f u 1 t i,;i l ii i mm -i i in&uihcicnt to discharge his just debts; that he died child materially injured. '1 ha evidence proved i i .,,rt.r .- ,,ip,.f .i,., w.tt,

llKIrt'.

-From B. LevfsN. O. Prices Current, Qct.Qth. Remarks." The Mississippi is now 13 feet below high water mark. The weather, for some days past, lias been exceedingly warm. There is no

epidemic prevaling in the city, and for the season, it is unusually healthy. Molasses. Of this article wo hear nothing new, or, at least, worthy of particular remark ; at this season there is but little arriving, and consequently not much doing; it continues to be worth, when good, 20 a 22 cts. per gallon on the Levee. Cleared since the 1st instant for Philadelphia, 89 hhds. STGbbls. Flour. The stock continues small and the demand very fair at $5 GO a $5 75 per bbl. Arrived since the 1st inst. 1G3 bbls. Pork. For Mess there is a fair demand at 14 per bbl; Prime is chiefly wanted for planter's use, and is worth $14; Cargo, $8 50 per bbl. No arrival. Beef. There is no Western Beef in market. Bacon continues very scarce; and the demand, particularly for Sides, is very good at Sh cents; Shoulders, 6 a Ci ; Hams are more plenty, and are selling at 9 cents. Arrived, 11 hhds hams. Lard. The demand for this article depends greatly on the orders from the Havana and the

ports of Mexico, and' consequently, liable to frequent changes; at present, it is tolerably fair Li 8 cts-. per lb. Butter. Western continues plenty and dull at 10a 12 cts; Goshen, though not brisk, is in better demand at 20 a 23 cts per lb. Arrived since. 1st inst 65 kegs. Basin: and Bale Rope. We are not informed

of any change in the price of either of these articles, and the demand continues about as last noticed, for baggmg extremely good, rope rather dull. Lead. There is none remaining in first hands; the last lot thatcame in was taken at 4 124 per 100 lbs and the demand is fair at that price. Arrived since the 1st inst. G20 pigs. Salt. The business doing in this article contin

ues to be extremely limited at former prices; blown $1 75 ground, 1 37 per sack. Whiskey is growing more scarce, and the demand is pretty good at 28 cts. per gal. Coffee. There is some demand for fino Havana Green, but very little for the other descriptions in the market. We quote Havana Green at 12 a 131. . ' Hay continues to meet with a moderate demand at $1 per 100 lbs wholesale ; retail 1 25.

Ohio Elections. The following is the result of

the Congressional elections so tar as heard lrom Cincinnati-Dist. Bellamy Storcr, (Bank.)

Hamilton Dist., Taylor Webster (Anti Bank.) . - . t- T-nCnI lVTrl nnr f Anil Kinl: 1

Columbus uisi.,jccuuaiii..v,v., ....v ' Lebanon Dist. Thomas Corwin, (Bank.) Chillicothe Dist., Wm. K. Bond, (Bank attorney and agent .) rv.f Xntt Rank.V

. Lancaster u.tsi., W X ViV: Y '

Zanesville Dist., "owcu, Si. Clairsville Dist., Wm.-Kcnnon, .(Ann Bank.) Steubenville Dist., Daniel Iv.Igore, (Anti Bank.) Batavia Dist., Thos. L. Hamer, (Anti-Bank.) Sofar as we have heard, we have no doubt there will be an Anti-Bank majority in Congress from

this State. .- .

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. William W. Andrews to be Consul for the Island of Malta, in the place of Paul Eynaud. Obadiaii Ricu to be Consul for Minorca and all tlie Balearic Islands, in the place of George T. Ladico. Adam Gordox to be Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, in the place of Edward Chandler, resigned. Samuel Bell to be Marshal for the Western

District of Louisiana, in the place of Patrick H. Overton, resigned. Department (f State, Oct. Sth, 1334.

The following is the whole number of votes given for the different candidates, in Hamilton county, Ohio, at the late election:

Governor Robert Lucas, James Findlay, Congress Bellamy Storer, " Robert T Lytle, Senate Henry Morse, " ' Alexander Duncan, Representatives It E Price, 44 Hotchkiss, ... JO Short II Jones, " Anderson, - " - A N Riddle, ' Samuel Bond, t J It fif-rn ril.

Sheriff Samuel Fosdick, John C Avery, " Charles Mills, Auditor John S Wallace, " Thos Heckwelder, " Jos B Humphreys, Alex T Botkin, Recorder Griffin Yeatman, ' Henry B Funk, t Thos. Longworth, Commissioner 11. D. Williams, " J. W. Yost, N. Ropes, Coroner William Doty, David Jackson, jr. Assessor Thatcher Lewis, " TCnlirnim Carter.

that tne driver was intoxicated, ami thnt hp

not only drove fast, but furiously, notwithstanding the remonstrance of the passengers. The jury returned a verdict of 750 dollars dam?ge. It is due to the proprietors of the stnge, to say that, immediately after this misconduct, the driver was discharged.

A great discovery in Chemkstry has lately been ,1. ... Ti- r:i,i f i

J succeeded in extracting from tar and smoke a hither

to unknown substance which he calls Kieosot, (flesh preserver.) This substance possesses the property of resisting putrefaction, in a most eminent degree, and when diluted with water, fresh slaughtered meat, after having been immersed in it for a . few minutes, may be kept in the open air and in the hottest weather, for any length of time without becoming in the least affected. The fact led several eminent physicians to experiment with it, in the treatment of human diseases, applying it both internally and externally, in which they have been crowned with the most striking success. People afilicted with the .horrible disease of Can

cerafter having been despaired of by the most skilful physicians, have been completely cured by Kieosot. For wounds and sores in general, it has been

found the best remedy known; and it is particularly recommended in surgical operations as it prevents inflammation, and stops the most excessive bleeding almost instantly. In histerical desease, it is likewise said to be of ger.t service: We are glad to hear that Messrs K. Klctt clc Co of this city, have received a supply of this valuable medicine, and hope that we shall soon hear of its good effects. Phila C'az. DIED At her residence in this countv, on tlie

AccM2:!j;o(!nlion Stage lane. Running from Ldicrenctfatrgh, through ElimUth tfien, Llcvcs, and Cheviot, t- Cincinnati.

420G 45327 4231 4273 4176 4234 4357 42S0 4179 4304 4209 4237 417S SG61 2903 1911 4903 2297 SS7 24G 5987 1759 737 2403 1490 1260 2849 2294 3818 3476

17th instant, of consumption, Miss Jane Wymond, in the 19th year of her age.

possess

west quarter of section No 35, town No 0, in range No 2 west, !:c: except about two acres thereof, sold and conveyed to John Palmer; and also seined and possessed of the west half of the north west quarter of section No 2, town No 5, in range 2 wc?t, vVc: except about seven ceres thereof, sold and conveyed to John Aikin3 or James Johnson; that one Jacob Hays holds a Mortgage on the first mentioned tract of land for $800 and praying the court to order a sale of said real estate for the payment cf the just

debts of said deceased.

NOTICE is therefore hereby

the Mortgagee aforesaid, to

Jesse Yauirhan, and to all other pers

herein; that they be and appear before the Probate Court of Dearborn county, on the third day of thes next November term ofsaisl court, then and there to show or say, if any thing they have to show, why the lands aforesaid shall not bo sold, and tlie proceeds thereof, made assets in the hands of tlie 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 tlie court. JAMES DILL, Clerk. October 3, 1831. 38-3w 2t1m in isl raters' &t1v. 7ATOTICE is herebv rriven that we will expose to

iH sale at public auction, on Monday the 10th of November next, at the late shop cf RICHARD FIELD, deceased, in Lawrcncoburgh, all the personal property of the said dee'd, consisting of u large assortment of SOUID BRASS &. rSiATSD GTXTllUP, CURB cV SCUFFLE URMLE HITS, A LAUOE AOUTMENT OF Sutlrttcrt;, NatMtc Cloths, Girling

SEATING, SKIRTING, HARNESS BRIDLE LEA THER, BRIDLES AND SADDLES,

And the tools belonging to the shop; ON, o 1 i.

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MMIE proprietor at a great expens has establish A cd an Accommodation Lino of Stages on the above route; and having procured new, ttrong and convenient Stages, ami r.ct having the patronage of

y given to Jacob Havs the government, confidently relies on the liberality the heirs of the raid i of t!l4V , ub 1C t0 tain him. Ho has employed a tor persons concerned i t arclul ftnJ expenexiccd driver, m whom, the public

can jiut i.;o uimoii coniiuence. His horses aro in good pligiit, and every attention will be paid to render pas:cngers comflutallo. llaggage in all c:u-rs at the risk cf the owners. Passengers taking scats iu this Lino at half part five in the morning, will arrive in Lawrcncclmrj.'h at 12 o'clock same day: will leave LuwreWeburgh the following morning at half past five, and arrive in Cincinnati, 12 oVloch same day. For teat!i in the above splendid Line, apply atW. Dennisson's Hotel, Cincinnati; to A. T. lVnton, half a mile weft of Cheviot; to Robert (ilass tit Cloves, or Jesse Hunt, at Lawrenceburgh. Rate of fire will be as follows:

To Hlizabethtown, Cloves, Cheviot, Cincinnati,

4"i

3IARRIED On the 19th instant, by James W. Hunter, Esq. Mr. James A. Tryon to Miss Minerva Stitt both of this township. On the same day, by the same, Mr. Ewn. Armstrong to Miss Elizabeth Leonard of this place.

September 21th, 1831.

A. T

H7i 100 fi:nton.

N 0 T I E

THE subscribers have received from PHILADELPHIA, a general assortment of

PIPE. A quantity of Lint n, Linscy, ami Flannel eye. iVc. And many other articles in the line of his trade, too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.M. A credit of four months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved security. JAMES W. HUNTER, ) ., . , JOSEPH T. FIELD, J-1"""'

SS herebv given to all those indebted to the estato of JOHN FLEMlNC.litonf UVlmmi, .

ship, Ripley county, defeated, to come for ard iit.d '.settle their accounts immediately. All th-o hav

ing f hums against taul itate, are rcpiestedto pr sent them within one year from this date, legally aut'.icnticated for settlement. Tho ettate is ; r! out . MARTHA FLEMLNO, Ad.nrr. Washington township, October 16, Ki 1. -iO-Cw

Oct. 17, 1S3-1.

40 ts.

OF DEARBORN CO CA T V. ) 1 K5 1.

Administrators' Notice.

JOTiCE is herebv riven that the tit:d.T;;'t:ed

GOG&S, ! la the matUrcf the real estate of On rsrriTiox rou ROOTS, SHOES, &c. &c. ' os DO WW, dee'd. S

which they will sell low. October 21th, 1334.

N.& (L SPARKS.

Note. Those marked thus () are elected. Governor. The following comprises all the information we havejon the subject. We think there lWlr. .IrmKt I-IIMS1 TP-olcCtion. OJllO Suit.

IU UUl 1U.1U UVUUl Jl

Counties. Hamilton Clermont

Brown Adams Highland Warren Fayette Butler

Preble

Lucas. Findlay. 4353 4220 1327 670 1221 S41 72G 489 1002 1009 11S2 1084 645 573 22G2 1203 1440 895

Eo S. BUSH S lately received an addition to his former stock, which makes on hand a very general

assortment of

Fall and Winter Goods,

which he is anxious to dispose of.

HE II AS ALSO TO SELL, A ONE HOUSE DEAR20P.it, A PAIR OF SECOND HAND HARNESS AjYD A SEFEjX PLATE STOVE Lawrenceburgh, Oct. 23, 1824. 41-tf

have taken out letters f ndminUtr.t on ihe

estate of RICHARD FIELD, hto of Liwrcnn -burgh, county of Dearborn, und State of Indiana, deceased all persons indebted to the Mid ohtati.

tiro requested to call at the oO'co of J. W. Hunter and make immediate payment. Tho;r having claims ngaimt tlie Mine nro notified to p.wort them duly authenticated for settlement. Tho ?id ctste

is supposed to be rclvent. By tho dentil of raid

i ie!d, tlio co-partnership of I tela and .Ives is do-

solvcd, and the books of said firm arc left with .L

TajOW comes James Downey, Sr., and fikshis pc1I tition together with a Title Pond, showing to

the court that he purchased from Amos Downey in Hunter for settlement, where these interested rre

his lite time, one halt ot tlie north east quarter ol requested to call, section number live, in township three of rango two J AMI'S W.

west, in the countv of Dearborn; that he hoids a

Title Bond for the same, as aforesaid; that tho said

Amos Downey, hath departed this life, appointing no

person to execute the ueed lor the same, although the purchase money has been paid; that the said Amos Downey has loft one heir, to wit: Elizabeth Downey, a minor &c: and praying the appointment of some fit person to convey to him the land afore said, pursuant to the statute in sucli case made and

provided.

MES W. HUNTER, ) , ....

JOSEPH T. FIELD,

Oct. 10th, 1SM.

Salcof i:cal i:sttt?.

prVTOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to nncr--13u der and decree eft ha Probate Ccurt cf iK-ar-

Ohio Sun.

y.-.A TijttMn Ttem Wheat sold in Rochester,

N. Y. on tho JlOth inst, freely ai seven shillings

and sixpence the bushel. O, the qisiress.

Failing Swine. If your object is to fatten your hogs cheaply, you will allow them sufficient time fmtbR nrnress. and make them thoroushly fat be

fore vou kill them. It is best to begin to fatten

thPtn thr. latter nart ot Alienist, or commenceuicui

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of September, that they may be fit tor tbe outcuer

before the weather becomes very cold, as it is naru lv possible to make them thrive in cold weather.

A farmer stating the result of some experiments

in Bath Society papers, vol. vi, p. SS2, observes, "I invariably found that the quantities of food conenmpd fbv fattin.or hocrs". increased everv week till

the animal became three parts fat: after this period

thev eat but little, and almost all they eat turned to

fat. It is therefore crood policy to make them com

pletely fat, and that only can be done by allowing

them time.

Coal Grate & Wood Stone. BTOR sale a Coal Grate and Small Wood Stove. A Enquire of J. P. DUNN, & Co. October 24, 1S04.

WHEREAS my wife, Nancy Ross, has left my bed and board without any just cause or

provocation, this is to forewarn all persons from trusting or harboring her on my account, as I am

determined to pay no debts cf her contracting after

this date. JU11N ROSS,

Boon co. Ky. Oct. 21, 1334. 41-3v

born countv, at the August Term I'U I tdr:ll pro

ceed to t-ell on tho picmaea on .Monday the 27th

day of this month, Forty Acres rf Land; a part of

the north east quarter ot section No. Mi, i; town 0.

Notice is therefore hereby "iven to the said Eliz- ranire 2 west, in the county of Dearborn r.dii.in:i'

abeth Downey, and to all other persons concerned lands, belonging to Robert Cor:ifrth ..ml Samuel

herein, that the court will proceed to act on said pe- Elliott, dec d; being the same lorty acres of lutid.ol tition, on the third day of their next term. By order which Thaddeus Ov.ens, Sen., died t ic.cd and pes-

JA.uES DILL, Lite. scsscd; and will ue sold tor the payment ot the iut

of the court.

Oct. 4, 1804.

) August Term, 1S31.

NOTICE.

THE school section No. 1G, Township No. in range No. 2 West, will be offered for sale at the Court house door, in Lawrenceburgh on Monday the 10th of November next, between the hours of 10

o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. where due attendance

will be given by JAMES WALKER,

School Commissioner for D.C.

Sept. 5, 1834. . 37-ts

FALL & WINTER GOODS. THE subscriber have just received a general as sortment of GOOLS Fuitable for the season. J. P. DUNN & Co. October 4, 1834. 3S-

1.

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TTN this matter comes ieorge w . Cochran, AU-

il ministrator of Page Green dee'd, and files his

petition on complnint, showing claarlv and succinct

ly to the court that the said estate is largely insolv

ent.

debts of tho deceased, on the fullowinjr terms and

conditions, to wit: one fourth S the' purchase money

in hand at the sale, and the residue in uree, fix and

nine months from tho day of fuIc, the deferred pay

ments to bo secured by mortgage.

JABEZ PLRCIYAL.JJr, tfT. Ou-ui,(ctU October r.d,lrL r.s-tdn.

PHOBATE COURT OF DEARBORN COU.VT1

In the matter of the estate of

PA GE GREEJ, deed, T

VERSUS C od ot August, 1

The Creditors of said estate.

jLiimbcr iov Sale

750,000 feet of Boards,

20,000 do.

foticc tlcrefore hereby given, to the creditors 350,000 Shingles of the said Page Ureen, dee'd, that unless they ldo . 7 . i r i i an exhibit of the extent nml nmrvmt nf tlipii..vprl Un haml anU ,or ',alc l,y

"-wwwwftt, v v kclaims as the law directs, at or before the next Term

of this court, their claims will bo postponed in favour of the more diligent creditors. Rv order of the

JAMES DILL, CTk.

Scanllinir,

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court.

October 4, 1S34.

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Wanted Imnictlialcly ONE or two JOURJi'EY.MEJC COOPERS, to whom the highest price in cash will be given; and constant employment throughout the season. G, W. CABLE. Luwrenctburfh9 Oct. 7, JSS4. :9-5v.

WM. TATE.

N. R. All those indebted to mo for lumber nra

requested and expected to ua'.o immcdinte payment. W Laicrcncclxirgh, Sejt. V.VA, 'U'' no vsi: to i:iwt. TO rent, a very convenient and plecsant JIRICK BUILDLYG, well tinted for u vmalt fumily reiidencc. Inquire of J. I1. Dl'A'N i: Co. Oct. 15th. II7DIAITA OAZBTTcSu ' A few coniee of this work for rle at thia cf!ee.