Indiana Palladium, Volume 10, Number 46, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 29 November 1834 — Page 3

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. Catarday Tloriiinff, &0v. 90. . QgrPrivate Mail. contract would be entered into at this office, for carrying Ue Palladium, once a week, on a route of between and 40 miles. Such compensation will be allowed, as will make the contract advantageous.

Rather hasty. It is related, as a joke ujm the New York Whiffs, that they fired a grand saluted

some hundred guns in anticipation of their victory in i

that city. The election took place, and tne victory was found tobe,on 'lother side. Here wasa dilemma "great noise and no wool." Fruitful in expedients, and ever ready for an emergency, the matter was soon turned to suit the new posture of affairs, and the whole smoke and racket declared to have been made in honor of the Whig victories in Delaware, Ohio, and Connecticut. We and our friends (political we mean) had scarce got fairly under headway rejoicing at our brilliant successes in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Georgia, when here we are put all aback and dumfounded by the news from another quarter.

Delaware! the large, populous, powerful State of

.Delaware, has just cast her vote for the opposition ticket. Congress, legislature and all are elected; and Mr. Clayton, of course, as good as re-chosen to the United State Senate. But this is not all Massachusetts has followed suit, and gone the whole figure against us. A friend at our elbow, however, says we ought not to be frightened at these results, but rather encouraged by the fact that, in as much as we had nothing in either State before, we have lost nothing but our labor in the contest. This consoles us, and now we can say with a pretty good countenance, we are beaten again in Delaware and Massachusetts, but, (and we say this with some warmth,) we held them a 'terrible hard tussle for it.' Slate Bank. It will ba seen by notices published to-day, in connexion with others previously given, that all the branches (ten) authorized at present by our bank charter, have organized, and are, or will be in a few days, issuing paper. The officers of the branch here are busily engaged signing the notes, vttd will most likely get through, so as to commence business, on Monday ror Tuesday next. By some miscalculation, or neglect somewhere, but a small portion of the paper alloted to each branch has been received about $32,000, when each is entitled to $160,000. Should the balance not come to hand in 2 or 3 days, we shall have the novel spectacle presented of a bank issuing one dollar in paper, for every two and a half possessed by her in specie. Truly, Indiana, under such circumstances, is in a fair way to contribute her portion towards establishing a sound circulating medium. No pet bank or safety fund either, can come up to her.

MARRIED On the 11th instant hy the Rev. James Murray, Mr. John M'Mvth, of Jackson township, to Miss Harriet Ia Williams, of Miller. By the same, on the 20th inst., Mr. Harrison H. Dorset to Miss Ann Wvmond both of Lawrenceburgh township. On the Hth instant, by John Saltmarsh, Esq. 3Ir. William Casey to Miss Caroline Tumy both of Boon county, Ky. On the 25th instant, by J. W. Hunter, Esq. Mr. Henry 31'Caslin to Miss Martha Pattekson both of this township.

Courts of 13 car born County. 'Circuit- 4th Mondays in March and September may jt 2 weeks, if the business require it. Prolate 2d Mondays in February, May, August, and November may sit 6 days, if the business require it. - Commissioners' 1st Monday in January, March, May, September, and November 3 days at each term.

Probate Court of Dearborn County; November Term, 1834. In the matter of the Estate of ) On petition for setISAIAH BISBEE, dee'd; tlement. WOW comes Henry Walker, administrator of the IM estate of Isaiah Bisbee, dee'd, by Due n, his attorney, and tiles his petition, together with a schedule of his accounts and transactions in and about said estate; and praying settlement of said accounts, and the same being deemed true and correct, it is ruled and ordered by the court, now here, that notice of the filing of said accounts be published for three weeks successively, in some public newspaper, printed and published in Dearborn county, notifying Charie3 Bisbee, John Bisbee, Ezra Bisbee, William Stockman, husband of Susan Stockman, dee'd; Jacob W. Eggleston, and Desire, his wife, and Charles B. Dart, heirs of said Isaiah Bisbee, deceased, and all other persons concerned, that the court will proceed to make settlement of said accounts on the fourth day of their next term to be holden on the second Monday in February next. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Cl'k. Nov. 2Cth, 1S34. 40-1

Cincinnati Prices Current. correct en wehkly.

Alum Almonds

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FAIR WA.RMNG- NO JOKE. THOSE indebted toxhe undersigned for newspapers, job-work, or advertising, previous to the 12th July last, are advised that their several

dues, whether in the shape or m,te, due bill or account, will be either tranrferred or put in suit, from and after the 1st day of January next. That there may be no lack of notice, opportunities will be sought to forward a statement of each .pereon's account, previous to the time named; which, it ia hoped, every one, interested, will regard a3 addressed to him, after the language of Nathan to David "thou art the man,' and act accordingly.

lhe thanks ot the undersigned are due and re- being deemed correct and true, it is ruled and order-

spectfully tendered to those who have in times past ed by the court, now here, that notice of this appli-

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Hog round lb Hams canvasM lb Beans bushel

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Probate Court of Dearborn County ; November Term, 1334. In the matter of the Estate of AR- ) On petition for CHIBALD M'CAKE, deceased; fnal settlement NOW comes John M'Cabe, administrator of the Estate of Archibald M'Cabe, dee'd, by Dunn,

his attorney, and files his petition for settlement, I 1 showing that he has fully administered the assets I orn ...T I. r .i-ii i . i . If -if?

wutcu nave come io nis nanus, anu is now reacy 10 make final senttlcment of the same; and the same

being deemed correct and true, it

Massachusetts. The majority of Davis, Whig, over Morton, Democrat, for governor, of Massachusetts, at the late election, is 21,205. For Davis, 38,674 Morton, 17,409. The members elect to Congress are, 1st district Abbott Lawrence; 2d, Stephen C. Phillips; 3d, Caleb Cushing; 4th, not ascertained; 5th, Levi Lincoln; 6th, George Grennell; 7th, George N. Briggs; 8th, William B. Calhoun; 9th, William Jackson; 10th, no choice; 11th, John Reed; 12th, John Q,. Adams all Whigs. In the 10th district, Borden, Democrat, came within 34 votes of being elected. For Borden, 2461 Baylies, Whig, 2388 scatter-

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Now that the elections are all over for this year, and the result pretty well ascertained, it may not be amiss to figure up a little, to let our readers understand how politics run, or rather how parties will stand in the next Congress. In Georgia the administration has gained 6 members; in Pennsylvania 6; in South Carolina 2; in Louisiana 1 in all 15. In Ohio it has lost 2 members; and in Maine 1- leaving a gain in its favor of 12. In the Senate, it will certainly gain 1 member from Maine; one from New Jersey; one from New Hampshire; one from Mississippi; and probably one from Rhode Island, and another from Virginia 6. Making a difference in favor of the administration in the next Congross, compared with the present, of 24 in the house, and 8 in the senate. This is getting along tolerably well, and indicates any thing but a falling off from the democratic cause. Indeed, so far as we are able to understand the signs of the times, they indicate a great preponderance in favor of the powers that be. So apparent is this fact, that even the Whig Editors are constrained to own it; and in the bitterness of disappointed feeling, point to New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, &c. and exclaim, 'Jacksonism is a thing that can neither be killed nor cured." Having at last made this discovery, it is to be hoped they will permit it to live out its time in peace.

The weather having been tolerably favorable during the past week, the pork packing business has progressed with considerable activity for some days. We understand that about 2000 head of hogs have already been put up by our dealers, and a still larger number, it is expected, will be packed in the coming week. We observe, however, a greater backwardness to engage in the business this fall than usualowing probably to the abundance of the article, and the uncertainty as to the price it will sustain through the season. Several gentlemen who have heretofore done a large business, are either altogether inactive, or merely packing for the country dealers. Extensive preparations have been made for this kind of business. The prices offering for pork here are some thing like those quoted in our last.

The river has fallen, in 3 or 4 days past, about 3 feet, and is still on the decline; though the appearances of the weather (rainy) indicate a change in a short time. The water is still high enough to admit the passage of flat boats over the falls in safety. We have the following shipments per flat boat3 to report to-day: No 31 & 32. Thomas Wallace, owner: departed Nov. 25th. Cargo 35 tons hay; 1300 bushels corn; 20 head cattle; 60 do sheep; 70 do hogs value $1324 insured at Lawrenceburgh office. No 33 & 34. Alexander Fairbanks, owner: departed same day. Cargo 100 tons hay; 400 bushels oats value $1100 insured at Law'gh office. No 35. Abram Roland, owner: departed 26th Nov. Cargo 20 tons hay; 30 head cattle; 50 do hogs insured at same office. No 36. N.&G. Sparks, owners: departed 27th Nov. Carcp 70,000 lbs bulk pork; 135bbls mess and prime do; 305 kegs lard; 75 bbls flour value $4477 insured at same office.

punctually contributed to the support of the paper;

and he has the same compliments in reserve for those who have encouraged him with their names, whenever they shall deserve them. D. V. CULLEY. November 28th, 1834. Strayed or Stolen

FROM the subscriber, residing in Switzerland county, on the road leading to Versailles, on the 20th inst. A BAY MARE and CHESNUT SORREL HORSE. The mare is

15 hands high 12 years old heavy black mane and tail shod before; The horse is 15 hands high; 7 years old; shod all round, fore shoes toed chafed with the gears on the sides hair off the left hip. Any person who will give information to the Postmaster, at Vevay, or to the subscriber, where both or either of said horses can be found, willjbcr liberally rewarded. JOSEPH STUART. Nov. 26th, 1834. 46-3v.

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Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk's office of the Dearborn circuit court against the goods and chattels, lands "and tenements of Charles Vattier in favor of Elias Con well, I will ofTer for sale on Saturday the 20th of December next, at the Court House door, in the town of Lawrenceburg, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. 31. and 2 P. M., in lots No. 1, 2, and 3, with their appurtenences, in the town of Aurora, county of Dearborn, and state of Indiana being part of fractional section No. 32 and 33, of lands sold at Cincinnati; first the rents and profits for seven years, and should they not bring a sufficiency to satisfy said execution and costs, I shall then proceed to sell the fee simple. JOHN WEAVER, SfSf. D. C. November 29th, 1834. 46-tds Probate Court of Dearborn County; November Term, 1834. In the matter of the Estate of ) On application for DANIEL LODER, dee'd. Settlement. WOW comes David Williamson, executor of the -LM Estate of Daniel Loder, dee'd, by Dunn, his attorney, and files his petition for settlement, showing that he has partly administered the assets which have come into his hands, and will be ready to make final settlement of the same at the next term of this court; and the same being deemed correct and true, it is ordered by the court now here, that notice of this application for settlement, be published for three weeks successively in some public newspaper, printed and published in the county of Dearborn; and that the court will proceed to act upon and make final settlement of said estate at the next February term of this court; to which time this matter is continued. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Cl'k. Nov. 20th, 1S34. 46-4

Probate Court of Dearborn County, November Term, 1834. In the matter of the Estate) of JAMES A. GIBSOjYS November 11, 1834. deceased.

N this matter now comes Thomas Guion and

John M'Kee, administrators of the Estate of

James A. Gibson, dee'd, and file their petition and schedule of accounts so far as have come to their knowledge herein; showing that the estate is largely indebted, to wit: in the sum of $1627 54 cents, over and above all personal assets; that the deceased died possessed of certain real estate, and praying an order for the sale thereof for the payment of the just debts of said deceased; and the same being verified on oath, and by the court, now here, deemed correct and reasonable; it is ruled and ordered by the court, now here, that the said land be appraised, and an appraisement thereof filed in this court, and that the said administrators give notice, by publication in some public newspaper printed in the said county of Dearborn, by four successive publi

cations, nothing the heirs of said James A. Gib

cation for settlement be published for three weeks

successively, in some public newspaper, printed and published in the county of Dearborn; and that the court will proceed to act upon and make final settlement of said Estate at the next February term of this court, to which time this matter is continued. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, i l k. Nov. 20th, 1S34. 46-4

Probate Court of Dearborn County; November Term, 1834. In the matter of the Estate of IVM. On petition fr HUDDLES TOA deceased; f11 settlement "jSJOW comes Samuel H. Dowden and James Mur1M ray, administrators of the Estate of William Huddleston, dee'd, and file their petition, together with a schedule of their accounts and transactions in and about said Estate, verified on oath, and praying final settlement of said Estate and the same being deemed true and correct, it is ruled and ordered

by the court, now here, that notice of "the filing of

said accounts be published for three weeks successively in some public newspaper, printed and pub

lished in Dearborn county, notifying the heirs of said William Huddleston, dee'd, and n'l other persons concerned, that the court will proceed to a final settlement of said Estate on the third day of their next term to be holden on the second Monday of February next. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Cl'k. Nov. 20th, 1834. 46-1 Probate Court of Dearborn County. November Term, 1S34. In the matter of the Estate of AL- ) On petition for LEW BOYCE, deceased; J Deed. IN this matter now comes Pinkney James the holder and possessor of a certain tittle bond, given by Allen Boyce, in his life time, to the said Pinkney James for a certain parcel or piece of land, being a part of section No. 29, town 4, range 2 west, in the said county of Dearborn, as described in the said bond, now filed with said petition; and showing that the deceased has left no person to make this petitioner a deed for said parcel of ground, and the said petition being deemed reasonable and correct, it is ruled and ordered by the court now here that notice of this application be published in some public newspaper, printed in the said county of Dearborn, for four weeks successively, notifying the heirs of the said Allen Boyce, and all other persons concerned; that the court will proceed to act on said petition on the third day of their next term, and will appoint a commissioner to make, execute, sign, seal, and deliver to the said Pinkney James, a deed in fee simple for the land in the said bond described, pursuant to the statute in such case made 2and provided. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Cl'k. Nov. 20th, 1834. 46-4 Probate Court of Dearborn County; November Term, 1S34. In the matter of the Estate of AL' ) On petition for

EXAjYDER JEjYKLYS.dec'd. $ settlement. "JJOW comes Nancy Jenkins, administratrix of IM the Estate of Alexander Jenkin3 deceased, by Dunn her attorney, and files her petition for settlement; showing that she has partly administered the assets which have come to her hands, and will be ready to make final settlement of the same at the next term of this court, and it being deemed correct and true, it is ordered by the court, now here, that notice of this application for settlement, be published for three weeks successively, in some public newspaper, printed and published in the county of Dearborn; and that the court will proceed to act upon and make final settlement of said Estate, at the next February term, on the 5th day of said term, to which time this matter is continued. By order of the Probate Court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Clerk. Nov. 20th, 1834. 46-4

Brimstone, roll Butter, keg Candles, sperm mould dipt

Chocolate Cheese, West. Reserve lb

Clover seed bushel Coal, afloat do

In yard do Coffee, Havana lb Rio St. Jago ' Cigars, Spanish 1000 JNIelee, box American M Cordage, tarred lb

Copperas

meal bushel

Cotton, Ala. &Ten. lb

Yarns, assortM Castings ton Feathers lb Flour, s. fi. in wagon bbl

in store Fish, Mackerel, No 1 do No 2 do No 3

Flaxseed bushel Ginseng lb Glass, 10 by 12 box 8 by 10 4 Glue, American, lb Grain, Wheat bushel Oats do Corn do Rye do Barley do

Gunpowder, Wade's keg G 00

Duponfd Honey gallon Hay ton Hemp cwt Hops, first sort lb

Indigo, Span. F. cer'n lb in kegs

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hoop lb rods lb Lard Leather, sole, Cincin. lb upper, do side Lead, bar lb Molasses, sugar house gal plantation Mustard, common lb English doz Nails, Juniata asa'tcd lb wrought 4o

Oil, sperm, win. stra. gal. 12" summer 4 75 Linseed 75 Olive dcz 0 00 Tanners bt Hi 00 Paints, red lead dry, cwt 2 50 while do in oil kos (-0

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Sale of Real Estate. MOTICE is hereby given that we, the undersign-

son, dee'd, and all other persons concerned, that this Probate court of Dearbern county, State of India-

court will at their next term, order a sale of said real

estate, for the payment of the just debts of said deceased; and further that the said estate will be settled as an insolvent estate; and it is further ruled and ordered by the court, now here, that all creditors be and they are hereby enjoined and restrained from instituting suits for the recovery of any of their claims against said estate, until the final settlement thereof; or the further order of this court herein. By order of the court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Cl'k. Nov. 20th, 1834. 46-4

Lawrenceburgh Market. Apples, green, none in market, dried, bushel, $3, scarce; Butter, lb 15 to 18, scarce; Beef, lb by quantity, 21 to 3; Chickens, dozen, SI; Eggs, do 8 to 10; Flour, bbl retail, $3 67 to $4, cwt. $1 75 to $2; Hay, ton, $S to 10; 3Ieal, corn, bushel, 33 to 371, Buckwheat, cwt $1 75 to 2; Onions, bushel, 50 to C2l; Pork, lb 24 to 34; Potatoes, bushel, 50 to 624, 6carcc; Salt, bushel, by the bbl 40; Turnips, do 37 to 50; Wood cord two dollars.

"ho first newspaper in England was published

on the 27th May, 1579. This was the Liverpool Times, which is published in the present day; but not by iis jirttprcprizior.

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uin Holland Hum Jamaica Whiskey in wag ' Soger, N. O. primo !! Loaf, re lined Lump Htvana, white ' Salt, Zarirsville, bushel Turk'a Island,

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Kentucky do Cincin. do

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Probate Court of Dearborn County, November Term, 1834. In the matter of the Estate of) On pet U ion for ISAIAH BISBEE, deceased; nentofsaid NOW comes Jacob W. Eggleston, formerly coadministrator of said Estate, by Dunn his attorney, and tiles his petition, together with a schedule of his accounts and transactions in and about said Estate, and praying settlement of said accounts; and the same being deemed correct and true, it is ordered by the court, now here, that notice of the filing of said accounts be published for three weeks successively, in some public newspaper printed and published in the county of Dearborn, notifying the heirs of Isaiah Bisbee, dee'd, and all other persons concerned, that the court will proceed to make final

settlement of said accounts on the fourth day of

tneir next term, to oe nolden on the second Monday in February next. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Cl'k. 102001, 1834. 46-4

na, at the November terra, 1934, will proceed to

expose to sale, at the premises, on the fourth Saturday in December next, being the 27th day of December, 1634, the following described property, part of the real estate of Isaiah Bisbee, deceased, reported as incapable of division amongst the heirs, and sold for the benefit of the heirs, to wit: In lots Nos. 154, 150, 151, 134, 143, and 111; in the town of Aurora, and county of Dearborn; and which will ba sold on the following conditions, to wit: one

fourth of the purchase money in hand on the day of

sale, the residue in equal payments at six, nine, and twelve months from the day of sale. The de

ferred payments to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by note and mortgage. Title indisputable. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county, November term, 1834. HORACE BASSETT, ) AARON FOULKE, Com'rs. DANIEL BARTHOLOMEW, ) November 24th, 1834. 46-4 OrThe Editors of the Rising Sun Times will please give the above advertisement three insertions in their paper. THE undersigned informs the public, that James Walker resigned his office of school commissioner, at the last meeting of the Board of county Commissioners; and the said board appointed the undersigned, commissioner in his place. The public will therefore take notice, that the books and papers have been transferred to the hands of the undersigned. HENRY WALKER. Nov. 11, 1334. 4l-3w.

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Administrator's Notice. HRXOTICK is hereby given that the undersigned IM have taken out letters of adiuiuitration on the estate of SAMUEL KLLIOTT, late of Lawrenceburh township, Dearborn county, and ttatc of Indiana, deceased all persons indebted to said cstato are requested to call at the oiTico of John Saltmarth, and make immediate payment; those having' claim againf-t the same ore notified tojiresent them duly authenticated within one year for settlement. Tin? said estate is suppled to be rrhvnt. ;audni:k hlliott. ) . . , JOHN SALTMAUSJL f Nov. 12, 133-1. .U-:)w fittle of Ileal Estate. "j&TOTICH is hereby siven, that I thall expose to li sale at public vendue on the premise, Lutwren tho hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. on the Ath Monday in December next, forty acres of land lying in the north-east quarter of section No. 27, in town 7, range 2 west, in tho county of Jiearborn; and twenty acres of land adjoining the tumc--the property of the widow and the minor heir cf IMward Larkin, deceased and will ho sold on the following terms and conditions for tho benefit cftaid heir and widow, to wit: one fourth of tho purchato money cash in hand, tho residue payable in nino months, and to bo secured by notes anil a .:ortgae iu said land. Title indisputable. By order of the Probate court of Dearborn county, l"th Nov, lSHl. MAKY LARKIN, wid ,ic, and guardian for the tuinur heir. Nov. 13, 16.11. . .3i,St

HIOTEIi.

THH undersigned has ju? t tal r.u pofPfs ion of thoTAVl'UN STAM) in .V

Laicnnctinrgh, formerly occupied by U.S. .oui.r, where ho will be ready at all time to nccommodsto Travtlltrs, and all others who may hctur him with their custom. Ho pledges himsolf thut no pain shall be t-paed to render due featitfacticn. t. W. CAiJLF. f- He has also A Tim STORY llRICj: DU'ELLLYO HOUSE well calculated for an ordinary family, which ho will rent on reasonable terms, for one year or more, at tho .ption of tho tenant. j. fj, Lau-re net burgh, A'ov. ith, 1834. ,-!M-:hv. rjpiIH undersigned having resigned the Oflico of -x Recorder f Dearbornco.it beccmciwcecsary to have all It id fees for recording iVc. otllcj; otherwise fee-billd will have to bo issued. All deed nud other recorded papers are left with tho pre-scnt Recorder Asa Smith, I'tirj., where they can ho had and wheru payment can bo made. Those intcrcttcd will sao cott by attending to thid notice. , m THOMAS PORTER. November , 193-1. 43-tf.

THE subscribers have received from PHILA DELPIIIA, a general assortment of

j&izy Goons, MiaitnnwnE.

UUU i, SHOES, &CC.&CC. which they will sell low. N. & G. SPARKS. Octobe 24th, 1S3-1.

SEAL-SKIN & Fim CAPS.

rniHE subscriber has just received at his hat

-U- store, on High street, 20 dozen SEAL'S KLY

AS?? a Sood assortment of

"kjkju uaio; ail ot which will be sold on as

reasonable terms as they can be purchased in the

JOSEPH GROPF. 37-tf

west.

ENSURANCE. Tho 6uWcrilor having loen appointed Auent of tho Protect iou liiburancoCoui pany, in tho place of G. H. Dunn, lit',, r .icuui.

win continue me ousincf a ot liunin.: wtijKlinge, merchandize, &c. and also, heel boat, Hat boat and their cargoes, on liberal terms. (Mike on Hiirh

street, a few doors below Z. lhulford te ( Vs. groce

ry, r. srooNKu.

Lawronccburgh, nor 2, 1S3J. -11

7inDOV7 CI, A 5 5,

ALL sizes, irom 4 by 0, to 11 hy 21 indies, fox sale bv L. W. JOHNHO.f.

07- GLASS CUT to order. AprilO, 1631. IMtf

liiuiibcr iov Sales

750,000 feet of Boaru ,;,

20,000 do.

350,000 Shingles,

On hand and for Sila by V.'M. TAT P.. N. 11. All those indebtrd to rn for Iudvvsi j 1 .

rcquesicu nu uxpcciuu u i.m.n i:r.!r. 'Plu pay-

Scantiiutr.

men!

Lawrenceburgh, Sept, tMiA, h'M.

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Sept. 19, 1834.

HOUSE TO IlEJYT. TO rent, a very convenient and pleasant BRICK BUILDIKG, well suited for a small family residence. Inquire of J. p. DUNN & Co. Oct. 15th, 1834. Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Execu

tions, Summonses, Bills of

Lading, and most other kinds, for salo at this office.

BLANK CHECKS, NOTES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, OF LADlXtanl moit kinds ufblanls (for banking purposes) for sale at this office. BOR Sale a htout well nmh waon, mitcd lor . oxen. For terms, inquire of Nov. US. I!. H. Dl'.ilL Manlmwn Stilt. A QUANTITY of Kauhaua Salt, yit rcceivoJ, ruul for ealu by GKO. LAN 12 fc Co. November?", PL

Officers Guide AND Farmer s Manual For sale at this oflice.