Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 17, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 9 May 1835 — Page 4

. BRIDAL SONG. t Translated from the German, by James JVack. " With the hood of thy mother Bedeck thee, fair maiden, And put on her ribands; Thy tresses to braiden ; With the '"fillet of care, And thei bandage of duty, Encircle, fir maiden, The brovof thy beauty ! And weep nfoh weep not, In the bri&vt $rray Thou wilt xvl thy life, If thou weel est to-day. In the seat of ry mother, Be seated, f4r fjaaiden, And walk in her footsteps, With blessingsbeaden, Nay, why should&t thou weep, In the moment of gladness I Cook up to they lover, And banish thy sadness ! Oh chase from thy beauty The shadows away, And smile all thy life As thou smilest to-day !

From "The Cruise of the Midge," in Brackwood for Feb. THE LOST SADDLE. s A SCENE IN THE WEST INDIES. "Saunders," quoth the oldest .man from the sanctum, "hae ye counted the saydelsl" "Yes uncle, twice over, and there is still one missing." "Vara extraordinar," rejoined the small husky voice from the dark corner "Vara extraordinar:" Then after a pause "Hae ye closed aw the accounts, Saunders!" "No, sir." - "Whilk of them are open yetl" "Mr. Wanderson's." "Yin," said the voice. "Joliffe and Blackhouse." "Twa?" "Skinflint and Peacemeal." "Three!" "His honor the Custos." "Four." "And GabrilJuniper." "Ay, there's five o'them. Well-a-well, Sa'.mders, we maunna lose the value of the say del at no rate -see just clap in 'item one saydeP to ilk anc o'the five ye hae read afFthe new seriawtim they'll no aw objack ane we will surely stick masbe mair." I was a good deal amused with this, and while the others were inspecting some setts of harness and the quality of several boxes of soap, I could not resist drawing nearer, under the lee of the partition, to enjoy the fun of the thing. Presently Twigg joined me. The conscience of the younger of the two in lividuals, seemed to rebel somewhat at this national and characteristic method of balancing an account, and making gain of the loss of a saddle. "Really, uncle, none of these parties got the saddle, I am positively certain of that. "It's no my fawt if they didna we canna lose the saydel, Saunders, by na manner of means." "O, but, sir," persisted the other, "Mr. Wanderson, for instance, a person you always speak so highly of." "Haud your tongue, sir, and do as bid ye it'll no be charged agin yere conscience, and ye're no the keeper o' mine." I was amazingly tickled at this. After a pause, "Ilea ye charged the saydels yet, Saunders!" "Yes, sir," said the clerk, doggerly; "yes, all charged, and I'm just closing the accounts." "Close nane o'the accounts devil's in the lad wi' his hurry close nane o'the accounts, sir so noo charge twa or three odd things till each o' the five just to smoor the saydel, ye ken what arc ye glowering at do ye no understaun yere mither tongue to mak the charge less noticeable, ye gawmarel." "Really, sir," said the younger cf the two, "I have not courage to do so unjust an action of myself." "Haud yere tongue, and write what I dictate, then, sir wha's first! Ay, Mr. Wanderson. Let me sec an I L hinge, and a negro lock, a bottle o' blister flies, to Mr. Wanderson. He's always giving poor people help and medicine, and he'll no'er notice them. Wha's neist!" "The Custos, sir." "Ay, the Custos," said the voice: "a jovial chield is his honor so, so just clap doon,item, twa corkscrews. He's no muckle gein to payin', but ne'er mind I'll screw it out o' him in rum and plaintains.' And here the creature laughed an "cldrich laugh," sounding more like keck, keck, keck, than any com mon cachmnation. "Wha s neist! ' "Jolliffe and Blackhouse. "Ay, braw English lads are they baith, leeberal shields and fond o' guid eating: clap a round o' Jew beef on the tap o' their saydel." Keck, keck, keck. "Wha's neist!" "Skinflint and Peacemeal, sir." "Bah! nasty Scotch bodies," (and what may you be, thought I;) "and well I wot I would be glad to saydel them" keck, keck "but they'll no be fisted that gate, I trow they are evvre gleg; sell them a loose, and if he wanted a deg of the fud my certie, letabee findin' it out, they wad plea it afore they payed it sae pass them ower. But wait awee I am loath to let Skinflint escape, after aw. How many graunstanes did their cart ca' for the other day!" "Two dozen, sir." "Twa dizzen graunstanes, did ye say! herd ony mortal the like o' that four-and-twenty graunstanes! What can they do wi' sae money? They maun surely mack soup o' them, or feed their nigers wi' them or may be they grind their noses on them" keck, keck "Did you send an invoice wi' the cart, Saunders!" . "No sir, the man went away without it." "Vari weel." "The cart upset on the way home, and broke several of the stones, I hear." "Better and better mak the hca dizzen three, Saunders; surely the'll na piece the broken ancs the gither to check the tally the extra dizzin will aboot balance a saydel, Saunders. So, if we canna fit them wi' a saydel, we'll tak a ride aff them, bare-backed." Keck, keck, keck. "Wha's neist!" "Gabriel Juniper, sir." "Fashious drunken, ncerdowell wash his saydel dawn wi a gallon o' gin and twa o' brandy. He'll no be able tothieep wi me, for he's amastaye drunk noo; ayne he could'na keep ain saydel the last time I saw him on horse back, it's but richt he sould pay for the lost ane." Keck, keck, keck. "Noo, Saunders, ye're a decent lad, sae satisfy yere conscience, and mind ye gie up in shape o' discount at the settlement, the amount o' aw the fictitious items, barring the saydels and graunstanes, though mind that .barring the saydel and the graunstanes. Noo, soom hip and close, ye deevil soom up and close." A SmallJIIistake. In the town of Ethere fotmerlv lived an old miller, who was remarkably forgetful, usually taking one toll out of the hopper, and another from the trough, after it had come through the mill. He argued that it was better to be "twice right than once wrong." If, according to his doctrine, it was'right to take toll, bo it was wrong for him to grind without that perquisite, and it was right to take toll once, bo it was perfectly right thatThe should take it twice. This did not satisfy the old man, however, and he increased his demands to such an extent, that peopie began to complain, but as there was no other mill in the neighborhood, they had to grin and bear it.' One day a dry old fellow sent a bag of wheat to be ground which was of so excellent a quality, that the miller thought be must increase his toll. This

he did so conscientiously, that the bag went home

minus one half the grist. INcxt morning tne owner met him, and accosting him with a lengthened pm, said, "Do you know what a plaguy mystak you made with my wheat yesterday.'" ' "No I don't," said he "what was it!" - - "5 "Why, nothing of any consequence," replied the other, "only you happened to send home the toll instead of the" grist." Hancock Advi Dissolution of Partnership. THE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the Grocery and Tinning business, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to said firm, by book account or note, will do well to call and settle without delv with Daniel E. Bedford, who is author ized to settle the concern. Those who neglect this notice, j must expect to be put to cost. JOHN HOOD, j uaxmuj tu. livrunu. j April 1, 1835. iz-u. The Grocery Store, 7T1TERETOFORE kept by said firm, will in future be uTJ conducted by the undersigned, at the old stand, whose intention it is to keep on hand a general assortmpnt nf artiYlps in his line. Old customers, and the nublie generally, are invited to give him a call in the way of busi- i aess. DAN'L E. BEDFORD. I April 1, 1835. , 12-tf. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A FARM containing 317 acres, west half section 25, town 5, range. 3, west, in Dearborn county, Ind. 10 miles from Aurora 15 from Lawrenceburgh, and not far I from Hartford, upon Hay's Jiranch, having 50 acres in cultivation, a small CDIIiCDlIlVSiD- a square LJ(j IIOUtsE, a WELL, a Mill Heat, and several Srmxus. This tract is worthy the attention of farmers, as it will be sold low for cash. ft7 Many farms fcr sale near to, and at a distance from Cincinnati. Persons desirous of receiving money from England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland, can have the cash paid them in Cincinnati, by THOMAS EMERY, as soon as the payment is advised by the English Bankers. Apply (postage paid) THOMAS EMERY, Estate and Money Agent, Fourth si. Cincinnati. April 3, 1835. 12-4mo. dumber for Sale 750,000 feet of Boards, 20,000 do. Scantling, 350,000 Shingles, On hand and for Sale by' WM. TATE. N. I. All those indebted to me for lumber are requested and expected to make immediate payment. W. T. Lawrenccltirgh, Sep. 2oth, 1334. o7-tf. WHOLESALE AjXD RETAIL, HAT MANUFACTURER; HAVING recently removed hisestab- ! lishmentjfrom Llizabethtown, Ohio, to Lawrenceburgh, Indiana, would in form his former friends and customers, j and the public in general , that his man-1 ulactory is now in fud operation, on High street, one door above Jesse Hunt's Hotel; where he will be happy to accommodate all persons, either wholesale or retail, with all kinds of HATS, of the latest fashions. BLACK, DRAB, BEAVER, and OT TER HATS, made on the shortest notice, and j sold at a reasonable price, for cash or country pro- j ducc. Persons wishing to purchase will please call j ana examine for themselves. He wishes to purchase a quantity of all kinds of FURS, for which a liberal price will be given. Lawrenceburgh, August 2, 1834. 29-tf RODNEY c$- BURTON, j p pAVE just received a part of their Spring purchasS4 es, which they have opened, and nowolfer for sab on the most accommodating terms, at the store-room lately occupied by G. W. Lane, & Co. March 13:h, 1S3.". 9-tf. A CARD. THE subscribers have moved to their New Buildim;, nearly opposite their old stand, and near the corner of Main and Short streets, where they are now receiving. turn vuiuij a xaitc ui U -Lr i. 1 - 1 , . " , - 1 .r -V , 1.- f T-vrj GEO. V. LANE, &. Co. April 9, 1S33. 13-tf. Uncoil Wanted. pounds BACON SIDES, for which j the -highest market price will be paid, LrUUliGE TO USE V, & io. April 0, 1S35. S. FEW bubhela Clover Seed for sale bv 13-tf. E. S. BUSH. 11-tf.r Lawrenceburgh, March 17, 1235. 1 CAXS TAR received and for sale by E. S. BUSH. Lawrenceburgh, Feb. 10, 1535. 5NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to t?ie subscribers, wliose accounts are due, will please call and settle the same by note or cash; and all those whose notes were due prior to to the first of January last, are requested to lift them immediately, as longer indugence cannot be expected nor will be given. N. & C. SPARKS. April 2, 1S33. 13-tf. DIsOODGOOD'S CELEBRATED ELIXIR OF HEALTH. ANEW supply of the above article, just received and for sale by E. FERRIS, Druggist, Comer of Main and Short streets. Laicrenccburgh, April 1835. 13t( Dacon, Star d Vc. KJIIE subscribers have a supply of the above articles for sale. j. DUNN &. Co. .uarch x;, lCJ.). 11-tf. Iroijj Cvlasswarc, Ate. ECEIVED (per Steam Boat Ladv Marshal large supply of Rolled. Round. Sauare and Ifnmi IROX ; also, an assortment of Nails, Glass, GlassWARE &.C. Ma rch 25, 1333. J. B. DUNN, ec Co. 11-tf. Molasses. A few bbls. Molasses (first quality) just received (per Steam Boat Uncle Sam,) and for sale by N. & G. S BARKS. March 20, 1S35. 11-tf Conemaugh It. (Something Superior.) v . ' A Large supply of the above article constan the subscribers, at the east corner of Mair AKiurShon t v v T co streets. J. B. DUNN, fc Co March 25, 1835. 11 -if. TAM 1BAEK. 1 IIE subscribers wishes to contract for 100 cords of 4 black and white oak Tan-bark, to be delivered at their Tanner the coining season. W. S. DURBIN, &. Co. JVVw Lawrenceburgh, March 13, 1835. i) tf. Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Executions, Summonses, Bills of Lading, and most other kinds, for sale at this office.

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- ttt Ov TK TTTv jj y V h mk alk fsj C. It. i Y7. V7EST, TTJ) ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and theTpubltu lie, that they did, on the first day of January last, enter into partnership, for the purpose of Merchandizing in the town of Lawrenceburgh, at the Store formerly occupied by C. It. West, under the firm of C. It. West, & Co. and have just received a : General assortment of Goods, Suited to the present and approaching season, CONSISTING IN PART OF BROAD CLOTHS, Super Blue, invisible green, London smoke, Olive brown, blue, mixed, and drab, SATLVETS assorted,) SXXiXSS Real ack Italian lutestrings, Uack gro. do. Swiss, black gro. de nap and Seushaws. Mantus, Sarsanetts and lavantine satine ; colored gro de Nape, plain and figured; colored Forencc and tntins. A VARIETT OF Consisting of blond gauze, gro de zane, gro de rap?, Popelino, and crade chine; superfine gauzes, and Crape scarfs; figured and plain bobinetts, Thread and bobmett laces, and inserting, bobinclt and Swiss capes, white and black bobinctt veils, Black, green and white gauze do. ; Irish linen, lawn?, an J Linen cambrics: lhien cambric handkerchiefs, fink, white and black Italian crapes; plain, striped and Corded ginghams: painted Muslin, rlain, figured and crossbnrred jaekonet; Plain and figured Swiss, beck and c?mbr:c muslin: ' M . 1 J I" T ' I . . . . - t 1 1 ....... - oorueu siuns; J.i:ieii niici cotton taiut: uiapei ; Circai-ians, merinoes and Lombazetts. Men's Summer Wear, CONSISTING OF SL'MMEIt 02iUc23o Merino, casimere, brccheil, princetta, Ami lasting; real linen drilling; blue and yellow Nankeens; superior silk velvets; Valentia, Satin face and silk vesting. STOCKS. Combazin, plain and figured silk; Black Italian cravats; Gentlemen's and Ladies gloves; Urown and bleached sheetings and shirtings: Checks, plaids, and ticks, &.c. !tc. HATS, LADIES' TUSCA.Y A.XD STRAW UONNETS; UOOTS & SHOES; And are expecting daily, a general assortment of Hard i care, Cutlery, Quccnsiuare GLASSWARE & GROCERIES. ALSO, Un Iiion, Castings, Nails, and Jfiudow Glass, 6c. cVc. $c. April 4, 1833. 12-tf. They feel grateful to their friends and customers for too liberal patronage heretofore extended, and solicit a continuance of public favors. Dearborn JProbate Court. William Harrison father ind natural guardian, of Wcsly Harrison, Margaret Harrison, Thomas Harrison and Henry Harrison. VERSUS, ! Betsy Baker formerly Betsy Bruce, and William Baker her husband; Rachel Swango formerly Rachd Bruce and j Abram Swango her husband, and James Bruce, Abagail Cheesman formerly Abagail Bruce, raid Ldiuond Checsman, hor husband, 3Iararet f:ual! formerly Martiet Bruce, and Eleazor Small her husband, Tabitha Bayne, and Calvus Bayne, hor huba:id, and James V. Bruce;. heirs and legal representatives of James Bkitk, dce'd, and Tabitha Bruce, widow ofihosaid James JJ.uce, deceased. Petition for Partition of Real Estate. NOTICE is hereby given f the aforesaid defendants, heirs and representatives of the said James Bruce, d?c'd, as well as all others concerned, that we shall apply at the next term of the Probate Court of Dearborn county, on the 1st day thereof, to be holden in Lawrenceburgh, oa the lid ?.Iondry in May next, for the appointment of Commissioners to partition and set off to the aforesaid plaintiffs, the one undivided seventh part of all the real estate of the said James Bruce, dee'd, lying avl situate in Dearborn ccunty, said plaintiff. being the children and heirs cf Mary Harrison, dee'd, w ho was the daughter cf the said James Bruce, decd ; Also, that said commissioner; nay assijn and set oflT to said widow, her dower in and to suit! real ! estate, MAJUB. LA.NL, Attorneys, For Ptfili Jturs. April 10, 1S35. 13-lw ValiiaMe Kcnl Estates I wish to Fell at private sal, mv I'AMILY 11ES1 1)1 TNCE in New Lawrenceburgh, & F1F11 ALliEb of first rate river bottom land four acres are above high-water mark adjoin ing New Lawrenceburgh, on the North-east. ALSO, THIRTEEJV ACRES of river bottom, adjoining New Lawrenceburgh, on the South Wst; together with a number of IIoi'sks and Lots in said Town. Any person wishing to purchase the above property, can have easy payments after paying cue-third in hand. STEPHEN LUDLOW. Si ir Lawrauclurgh, March 1:2, lb'35. U 7w. Sheriff's Sale. Y irtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk's office of the Dearborn Circuit Court, I will expose to sale, as the law directs, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the court house door in the town of Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn count, Indiana, on Monday the 11th day of May next, betw een the hours of 10. o'clock A. M. and -1 P. M. all that certain tract of land, situate in the county aforesaid, and bounded as follows : being a part of section No. town 5, range 1, west, beginning at the north-east corner of said section, thence running west with the boundary line of the same ninety-nine poles; thence south one hundred and nineteen poles ; thenco cast hfty-hve poles; thence south twenty polos; thence east forty-four poles to the section line ; thence with said line to the place of beginning, containing seventy-nine acres more or less; (saving and excepting -III acres and 4'2 hundredths of an acre heretofore sold by John Hays to Jacob Hays of the above described tract;) the above land being sold to satisfy the execution aforesaid in favor of Levi Miller, against John Hays. JOHN WEAVER, SVF.D.C. April 11th, 1S35. 14-ts. TTKANIEL J. CASW11LL and PHILIP L. SPOONKll, are associ-itOil in the practice of law, m tlie Dearborn Circuit Court. All profess sional business entrusted to either, in the said court, will receive the punctual attention of both. OiYice on High street, in the room formerly occupied by 1 Walker, Esq. where P. L. Spooncr may be found, except wnen aosent cn proiessional business. Lawrenceburgh, Sep. 10th, ISSa. :5o-tf Shawk's Patent lievcr flocks, COSISTINQ OF Bank Locks, Fire-Proof do. Store door do. Front do. do. Sliding do do. Folding do. do. Upright mortice Locks Six inch do. do. G, 7, 8, fc 9 inch rim do. Vestibule Latches, Mortice do. Recess and night do. I J0!1 are, man&cturcd in Cincinnati, by Abel ; Shawk. and warranted to be sunormr tn nnv nfn,n. I ,y trred t0 the public' are kept constantly on hand, and for saIe by W. li. SNYDEU. Lawrenceburgh, Jan. 31, 1;35. o-tt SIB DOZEN PAZ.2VT LEAP HATS, (a very fine article lor summer wear. inst reHivpd and are offered at wholesale or retail, on reasonable terms at the Hat Store on High street, Lawrenceburgh. ' JOSEPH UROFF. April 3, 1S35. iotf WINDOW GLASS, ALL sizes, from 4 by C, to 31 by 30 inches, for sale by L. W. JOHNSON. 7- GLASS CUT to order. April 9, 1831. H-tf

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(AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.) HE subscribers have removed ti Mr. Ludlow large brick house on the east comer of Main and Short streets, one door below tha Bank, where they are now opening their large and splendid assortment of Bun isii, l'jttxcn, India, and American DR I' GO ODS. Also an assortment of Hats, Shoes, Roots, Sac Style;) Tuscan Straw A: f jCglioru ISOXXETS, (Fine Assorted.) Cutlery, Heavy Hardware, Quecnsware; FRESH TEAS, WINES, CiUOCEKIES, &TC. We tender our thanks to those who have favored in with their custom and solicit a c ontinuance of favor, feeling con fident that we can give as pod choice of good?, and on as fair ttrn.s as can be had in the wot. J. P. DUN.V, & Co. March 1?, l?i:. 10-tf W-WTO (ft V V&A "TTUST received and now cpcr.ing a large and general : assortment of seaaonalle Er.glils, l'rer.ch, Cicraian, lnaia, aiui American BSY GOODS, ALSO, AN A?SORTMLNT Ct Uardirare. Cutlery, Quccsaswarc, ) Groceries, Hats, Shoes, Hoots, BONNETS We have elected these goods in the New York eV Philadelphia l iaikets with great care, and will -e!I them on as fair terms as any House in the west. Buyers will fu:d it to their interest to tall and examine o;;r stock. croKCL' Torsr.Y, co. Latcrenccburgh, April 4, It Zo. 1 C tf. take: up, Y Peter Allen, of Lauhery towniip, Poarborn Co., Indiana, on Latuhorv ireel;, tme mile he!ov Hert ford, on the d day of March, lS3."s o.ie BOAT BOTTOM, sixty feet in length and sixteen feet in width, adrift ; also, a quantity of Lumber in the same, supposed t I nine hundred feet. Appraised at eighteen dollars by Joel Lynn and Henry Walker on the o'dh of March, 1 ".". I do hereby certify the above to be a true copy fromiv.y cstray look. WILLIAM L'U.NAWAY, J r. Apiil (, IS.'Jo. 13B. J. II. BROWBB, havip' entered into partner tale ol" Indiana, ) DlLYlUIOKN Col . NT V, j ' DE ARBORS CIRC LIT COURT, Juan Binear lnear ) sus ic Sarber, and oth.er.) nrsus In Chcii. eery. The heirs of Laac R court, that the said bars cf Laac Sarber, dee'd, arc not resident cfthe Stat, f T,..!5:i,,r. , It ittilrrS. his motion, ordered, that notico c f the pt ndency of this DlARBORN (HIM V, LT' DEAREOR.X CIRCLIT COURT, Makcii Ttr.M, 13J. Amanda 'Siintli i rcrsvx O.i r.iil fir Divorce. Richard B. Smith. ) 7VOW comes Am u li S:nith the complainant afrei.3 said, by Major ,vc Dunn, h. r ;.ttur: cys', and f.lcsbvr bill ag-tiu-t tin said defen hint, aa 1 muhvs '.i;e prx-f n w here in court that the s.iid defea.'a'it is iot :i resident of the State cf Indiana; and o.t n.uti .a of the attorn ?y aforesaid it i ruled and ordered by tin conn now hero, that notice of the fdingru I pendti.cy of the bill aforesaid, be published for lour weeks nicces;ve!y, ;;t least Mtv

rhip with Dr. LL1S1IA MOBCAN, in the prac- ' jjj tt trustees ci iiu ie:rv.rn ouury e;nuary woul 1 tice of Bhxic and Sar!Serv, their united attention will here- ! UiUTiil ta" 'u! ' .ant 1 i'" U ' tl,',J,t lluS ,n$u;utf after be Rien to any busfiiss e:ttruted to their rare. l"l u -f '. During Dr. Brower's temporary absence, Dr. Morgan , a.V" 111 N', f;; ? U"U r r 1 1' ;f.y .MtuauM will attend to his business and may at nil times be found u,al ' U V" hM" 01 '7 ' r V- "ltU .thrt at their office, near the l'o.t Oilu-c. adv.ntaces cl a 1 u, ot.d splendid n t.ool edu e, pra.ni.H--Lmremn f.irrh M-rrh l,.'!. tltf MtnlaetloU lor I..UV UlUtlU t-L-tO iUid a del I-hit lU rt-

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Balladium, sixty days prior t. the next tern, of the said : l' llCU 'v1 ? il -.' Vl Doarbcrn Circuit Court, t. which time, s.,id suitis contin- , ;ltl:i?i!,'iu:; 1 t,.e eh ,u! U e are aut.i.rcd M Mate that ucd. By ordor cf the court. JAMES DILL, LVk. I ?',run!- IUV.M " uhc '::u:U 1 t'a HaSrooxKR, attorney for complainant. .lictcuu.. By uruor ct ...t; Lu trd i l I y tec. April ai, lt3.-. la-3w. i t. J !... L. lB'LMA.N, 1 r(t t, , . , D. , k wrr, S-cret iry.

. - . . . . n .usiiiji 4 . ... .... . fl i ii ii" i ii. im.i ii iiiii, u.i daysbuore the next tor.n of this court, m wiae publio j,y tht. iin;,ort l Whip ; be by SaltV.-M, ; hv by Eelirse; i newspaper printed and pubhhM m the uw of Lawrence- ' ,.. iMu k -uu Mak bv the tio.b.'phin Arabian. Don l'c ',ur7h' ')Ma,h:rn ty notifying and retiming the said , s am wa -ot bv' iur; l.e by the imported horse Diivichard 1 . r-nv.tb, the dticadwu ntorcs.U'l, t.) be and ap- j 11U..U, pr;uui ,!U11 ,v yiU Dnnue;u!,aud In by tin impoit-

pear ueiure tm Jiuiges oi the 1'earl.orn circu.t court, on the first day of thtir next term, then end there 1 1 answer to the bill aforesaid, or the same will the:i b hear 1 in Ids absence, and a decree filtered thereon nccord.i.ly. Bv order of the court. JAMl.S DILL, Cit e!:, L-L. April 17, I?35. The Celebrated llace Z'orsc TIGEIl WHIP, WILL stand the present fcasou ;it the town of Wilmington, Dearborn county, Indiana. ! Tig?r Vhip was raised by Cel. Joseph lie Vjgcis, of Scott county, Ky. ; he was sired b the imported Whip, Tiger Whip was trail t.y -t 1 '"i"J ivvi .iiji. i igC! i nip w as train-j ffrf-M3 ,1 riii. thru.-, .-oi-j,,! ' . ..,1 .,.. . e .. 1 ' ' n .ivv- j i U4 v-v, llll i had l is equal yet on the turf. 1 le is S years old this spring ; a beautiful dark Bay; high carriage, and the f.aest show - 1 ing horse ra the Mate, and, w e think he U the f.nest pc cmg norso we ever saw. lie will stand at ever saw. lie win staiul at l u la now mi' rates, viz $1 the Leap; ?S the Season; $!. t.) Insure. Banners that have f.iu mares wou.d d.o ut.l u call and "1 l ' i"r'.a"l'Jm " 1 11 -nseiees. N. B. Convenient pasture can be had for mares from a dittanco. JOHN' HA II WOOD, GIDEON J. A LYE A. lo-tf April 2, 13.". State of Indiana,) g DiLvnr.oKN Count v; ) DEARBOES CIRCUIT COURT, March Tuinr, Isaac Dunn Richard Stubbs, Man! On RiU to foreclose Ijrtage Subbs, and otliers. j MOW conies the coi.iplainant, by Major, his attorney, and shows to the court that the subim-na or summons i m chancery sitting, that notice of the pendency and filing j the aforesaid bill U published for fur weeks successively in ' some public newspaper printed in I.awu-ncehuryh, Dear-j born county, notify in; and requiring the said iiicb.ard j Stubbs and Mary Stubbs, two of the defendant aforesaid, that uidess they be and appear before the Judis of the i Dearborn circuit court, in chancery sitting, on or bf i"ir- ; the first day of the next September term til this court, then and there'to answ er to the bill aforesaid, or tlie same w ill, a to them, be taken as confessed, and a decree enu red tin reon accordingly, l'y order 01 the court. JAMES DILL, CUrk. April 17, 1S35. 15-lw. Sr on, JYails, V. TTUST arrived, and for sale, a quantity of IRON CV .V.JL6', and Americau Ji LISTER STEEL. CE(J, W. LAN E, .V Co. April 9, 1835. 13, SMOKED MI.1.1IS. tnith nacon Hams, well trimmed and cured HVVii for family use by L. W. JOHNSON. Dec. 21, 1S3-L 50-tf ZUiAXTIC PHOircxSSOXlY I?OTES. A Quantity of Blank Promissory Js'otes (or JW of hand) neatly printed and for sale at this office.

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resident defenvlants and not found a? to the said Richard : 1 ik!v.k or .';n,(lih), 1 of B,n(UI, 1 of (1JU() j.f." Q')0 Stubbs And Mary Stubbs; and it appearing to tlie satiafac- i 1 of l,'H)d, 1 of 'V'TO, ." of , " 'f -Ja of tionof the court, now here, by due proof in court made, ." ,f H of r.H, H of HJ, H of Bill 1,J of that the said Richard Stubbs and Mary Stubbs, are not re-j 1J1 of W, rJiSof 111, 1U! of .,H,-ji;Js;j (,f ' 1 sidentsof thisState: j ",!l,70; prizes, amounting ta Qf 1I M)v). It is therefore ruled and ordered by the court, iow here Ticket. 10 Dollars Share in i,ii..,.,riTi

IVciv Line of Mail Stages from Laxrrcnecburgh, Ia. to Cincinnati; Via Hurling" ton and Florcitcct Kcntucly.

THE undersigned, Proprietor, would respectfully inform the travelling public, t!i:t ht has ruiripleteJ his arrangement, an 1 h.s now in full operation, on the above named rute, the requisite uumlcr ofMibstanual, s-paciuus four nonss tost coaches, To accommodate traveller and oilier in tl.o iwt speedy and agrtvaba mamu r. The time of Arrival and Departure are a i fu'.'ow t : LEAVE LAVKE.CEri:Jll on Most,n, Wn'NF.snvst 1kii n t:t o tcA, L.V. anJiirrite tit j ClClN Tl at 1, M. I LEAVE CINCINNATI rnTnnuS Thursday I Saturdays, fit .r o'doiL, i. .V. cui urriteat Law ra:xcK.M Riii at .V. i The St-igeson t'.ii lint rro-? t! ric r at Lawrence lurch, ra t!irni"'i Lrliiuto:t and l'loreix. at which . l.Ue t!ny cvcm.-ot with the l'r tn!v!"rt and I.t xintott lino, and arrive at Ciu iiu; ui, nl'u r tr:il!i:i alut tin sam j distant o ai bv i'.'.e roctt on t!i -nil k !e of t!.. river. The ?afes.t and i.io-t pe'ly em e ar.'-c across th ()!ii, at loth Kua pui.it s v,t'V Meani er nar itnr, wu Meurt,a ai S-.on as the m e arv preparation can be imi !, liu K v 1 1 in' 1 ark are tin Kinn a c!iar-e1 on tae Ru. i,;e cuttted at the r;kef the ouiu-r. Iurrcnccb;tr-h, at Mr. Cau 's Horn ; J!urlingtan, at M. f vi vrnr's; C'oi int .i, at Mr. Ball's 1n; and Cincinnati) ut the Broadway IThm.. JOi P. CAIN IX April l-W. h-tf. ' it j- A l!U il.til ot Ami .J., bv Kiehar.l Moran. f'f ,jr LnwrtM'ct biitiih tow luhip, 1 t arborn eoiuitv, Indianrt, ; tun BAY MA KB, lour yeai. hi; haul an t upward hislh; left hind fot white, half way up to t ie knee ; lon Mvit:!i ti;I; sore on the back u'hu t!." lai lue; conu!era- ; My rubbed v. it!i the sear; hod liliiulj im ot!i. r mark i or brands pereeiu'able. Apiuaicd at f i:y 'villari b Jol.n Weatr an 1 Spun Watt'. : 1 l-..-reb certify t!a above t be a true" rpv fiun ny I Betray lU-ok. JOHN SALT.M AliSlI, J. p. I April IC-oV. ; vnt f.r l.lerarv talent. So Muu a tlie ? tv-.te of 1 1 io f.nanee i.!n!l jutifv' ft rr J clnse of all the ne, es;ary apparatus, t'.iey ill be procured. an i not:. in;; wn: in- w a::t.r.'. on lu1 p.i t : l". trutefi j promote t!u interest of the sehotd ; id cfit fiiends. Laac M'Cuv,Ui.o ii annoiu'e 1 l'i i-.t i;.al 'l aclter, will !Uve tuitiu:i ia the f.!l..wi;v; branelu , and at the rate respectively aV.-.Kd, vu: Arithnut'u u 1 (!t;'ra;!:y at per quarter, lln-'.idi Crannmr, Bhif..rie, HUtt n and I'otany at s 1 per quarter; and the rem," .inin.; I ra aehes at u r quart r, : Lt. tin, Cretk a. id Fieiu U Lrnuae.s, I A!ra l,,i,"w,r' 1 " n;. "V l I lVtro,,,!V'r N-t'ral 1 .uh.-ophy,( bcmtMry, Mentrtl v.nl "iii ' "( uii'i I'""' mi' .Ii I II IMI ill coiiipoiti.:i an I iU- hii.uiti,.n iil ub-i be n:u ihd to. It ! publitJi tiio a! wo ru.'i i ir'r w i l i.eno y it i' t'ie romtuary. XHS T2IOKCUOII KTAUD HORSE WILL r.ivl tho pre;i rt tf.TvAn, at tli txvl .ie ot j;. i. e i n ;u on J , ll.ijilfiiN ir., .... ' Ti.urs.'.r , i iw, and S.turd ' t thn Jt:d ie t f D. Curor !, in H i rim,"thiouU ti.o seao.i, t ) cimiiu nee cn the l.- t day of .. .iu'.,u,iis iv.i i t iii's. on i. , pril, an lend on the 1 ' :.t day uf June net. H is abeutifid Maho-a-v Bay; fu'l Hihand hi-'!i ; ) vcars o;.!. lon i euro was v t i v i.ie u;unu bu. hi ed Dunne;. I, r.reat grm t .am .-y 1 c:ir!i;n'!;(, Don lVdr. ha ing been kept in Miiietei k "township for r.mr vciiTi 1:1 siieceirion. l.l.s li is tri.'ii.t. nn ivuuirti.. i 'f nr'u ;.. him tluuon 1 ,,,'u J,LmU j Bavs, ihev at- also, hu ge, ln;o a.. I active. I'or fu .ther i particulars s.ce printed t ills. JOHN SVYDBK, ' DAN ID (JARARD. " Ihrris-'i, Ofti , April 17, 1 IB'tt Stale of Indiana,) LU'-tur.oKN Cor.TV, ' DEAKBOBN CIKCL'IT COURT, Muiw't 7n:i, 1S'3j. Farah Wsley ) vi nsi'8 lli!,'j!i fjr Dicoree. Job u Wilcy. CiTOW cornea th.- o Ht. bv Mn'mr. lur ntt.rtir..i i ' . . .--.' j i - a- i . U I'lid i-ro t t!u' !.:itl;.tc!niii ol iMiirt.mni' licr... ti. -. t l..i. VV...1 ... ... .!. .....! . ..f,.,.. ; dent of this State; cn m una r,f smd ci'u.Ld.iiuunt. bv her ', ritmriu'v. i' r-. 1 -aa .v.' .i-...l h tt. rt .Wr.. i that notice i.t tin nendenev 1 tin. b '.1 r i aforesaid, be pallid. i d u r thr l:u. hi'd or pet:tmu ree wei.ks successively i i ! som. public newspaper printed an 1 published in I.awrence- ; burgli, peirbur'i county, nuiif) iiig ilu 1 ropiiring the paid John Weslty t be and" ;ippear beUire the Judges of the Dearl ui n circuit couit, en the iir-t day of their next term, j then and i!.ere t iinAer t i!i bill or petition aforesaid, j or the s-ame will then be beard in his absence, and a dei crie enteied th li n accordingh. By order of the court. JAME.i DILL, LTL j April 17, lSTi. ict3 The Dismal Swamp lottery. Clvs. No. 11, f.r lS.h". Diaws at Alexandria, on Saturday, May -jJih, ljr. VA'l'ES .M'l.N'l IRE, Managers, SPLEXDID SCIIKME. uma rnares in proportion. 11... .- . : Addas CjVliKE A CtH)I, S Ven Supply Ol' freh Wixr.s, C'oiuu i s an t Si iaj s, (vearrsntcd pure anl unaduIt. Mt.dU v L. V. JOHNSON'. A p ra ui, !-.h. x . . . 4 ' w " " 15 KJu.mov, Corn-iii!, ID aitieh s,) by nuiu uud Mirut KH. (...,er'ur L. W. JOHNSON'. 1.1April .'!, 1 Hi'.. nvg.ji:. JTST received (I Idi.U. Su.ir, (per Steam float Cxruc Sam,) andforle by N. V. '. Sr.VKKS. March :Ut lb.i;. . ll-if KanliuwaSalt A UUAN ri l'V uf Aiiiute. 1 Salt, just received 2L and for sale by ULO. W. LANK At Co. Novouiber ri.lai. HJ-tf UackertL TTUST received a few barrels No. J MacLun-1. y UEO. V. LANE, Jc Co. April 0, 133.", 13-11.

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