Cass County Times, Volume 1, Number 12, Logansport, Cass County, 27 January 1832 — Page 1
TO POLITICS, I1TT3?.1TAL IH??.0T3II3ITTS, LITSP.TUP.S, I.IOP.JILITY & Ai:rS3:.:3:;T. JUSTICE AND TRUTH OUR GUIDE THE PURUC.OODOtR M-JLLIXO JTO PRAISE, WHEN PRAISE IS DUE, BUT NOT AFRAID TO RLAMF.. TOli. I. LOGAXSPOIIT, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JAN. 27, 18.12. X9. 12.
PAINTED A5P rt'PiasnVD F.VF.RV TRI DAT am,mmn.m fmt mm Market Street, opposite the Seminar.
lamities did not sometimes overtake 'whether there i? a feir prospect (hat
Ivmarks of Mr. Murray, Reoresenta- him. A dark cloud is often seen ca- the effort will he successful, and wheth-
TERJIS. f1 OO Tor 52 numbers, if paid in advance, 2 5( " six. months, 5 OO " " " 12 months.
- . , . rfirinor nvir thf mnt favnnrnl cnAf 5 1 J r. ; f 1 1 ; J 1 i. i i r ii
01 urani countv. on tne propos uion ! . .tlI tl ,,. nmimuxu ni.iue. u uijv can " - I . 1 . i : ,1 I : v I , ; .w- ....... i i . , . . . . . . .. .
r. Fercuson to add a section to the uv.lll"'ll,mL' ,C,ITS V"7ina in?Uip nope mat tUcy can leave their children
i r i r-,i jin its path, in sucn a any now desira-! in a land unscathed hv slavery, they will nd ot the Canal Bill. 1 1 i.i u i.iUr. r... j :.... :. . ,r . . .J , J
iuic wuum ii iu iinu renei never.uoanuon Virginia: out u sue will
live
ofM
M r. President:
Fhe amendment proposed calls fo
in u tut . . . . , , ' . J - " -
When sent bT mail, or a carrier, the suh- turther delay in the commencement of ine u l"luu.t UiC "J 1 H rtei llie ,)Iasl : selves and their Jamilis from parlicipa-
scriber must pay the postage. Papers will the Canal and if this would extricate : a,ltJ tnc nu'dew arceiaom known, and. Hon in her late. Let us see then whethfce discontinued' at any time, if all arrearage ujcmen f.om diiemrn;l m which .bere even now, as lam informed 1))' an er it is practicable to remove the Slaves are paid. (&- Produce received iq payment. are , f;.;r one woujj cheerJhonorable gentleman in my eye, their and at what cost and how the money (gj- terms of Advertising. T ehe I iny accoaj to their wi-hes. Iam ip'iunerics arc. stored with thousards of jean he raised. I think the whole, loss ines,oriess, inserted three times for I , , t : ' : i i -'J ihviphcls ofw-hcat: although the settle-! OUJfht not to fall on the nwnnn nf thr
merit is ot very recci.t ute, by the pas-jblaves. Yet it no other wa the end
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CtiLIC UI 111; 3 ui uu v cut UUIMOII'
each continuance 2T cents. Advertisement
and .lob Printing .uust be accompanied oy the cash; if charged, twenty-five per cent, will beadded.
could he attained.
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piesent tune can only re aiiriouteu lo Hie imperfect state of ciietnical scie.-ice unlil within the Ia:-t few years. The progress reeentlf made iu that science has enabled the subscriber to reduce t tie art of mil Jing chimneys to a system, invariably producing thf desired result with respect to smoke, and a', the same time making a saving of f.iel. Havinc seemed the exclusive privilei f usin and vending s.nd improvement, for 14 years from the 'M Apiil the su scriber.llers the same for sale on tlie following terms: The riLrht fur a city or county, ". : when two or mi'ie counties are purchased by
The Printer. The "private rieff-' ofeacli one, are best known to himself. This is unqucslion.-jMe. that each o:e thinks hi: own the heaviest the cnn of so little sympathy amon; ma- kird. Everv department of life has it warn
.within her own borders and among hericlose her eyes and ruh headlong upoi and preplexitics: and no doubts c x,t r own citizens in the North, where from iruin, lhey will endeavor to save them- that thev are not pretty fairly ;.p Por
tioned among them. The merchant, thwarted by wind and wave, perplexed by the flucluatioi jof the rnaiket, and i;;ined by misplaced credit and failure.-. thinks no situation o trying as his own. The. physician U liable to he called and disturbed at all timrs nvi sensors; his repose i brolan at d his healtii vpoed: he has to ward oil in ni hi- patients, the shafts of a practiced a- d "ins '-tiate archer," and if he be not al avs successful, the doom of all tlesh i- f ri;oltei, and his failure ascribed to his want of skill. The preacher is jrieve'd and disheartened in vain etForls to m;;ke impressions on the fn.Zf.n and stubborn soil of the human heart, as lie tetrjisit. The lawyer is reci itiired to make black appear while, or he i no lawyer at . ii. The schoolmaster hecomei'jadfd.a.id perplexed to the bone w ill: poik-d children, and with saw i' u wood u it;, a m. I-
edat a point from which 'i1 value to your .oil and your products, jholdcr, should say, let tl backwards cc tlicy dare :our v i''-.e.s w ill be sewn dotted with fall on us!. If this should
1 for one, ai a fdave-
:e whole los
should be necessarv.
luctantlvj postpone the full operation of
the scheme lor tome twelve or fourteen
ait until Ohio 1 utIJ!(-n vir,t B UiLiI "i, icsi tne isnouia nave neen norn alter the plan
nart ol thev.'H " , . " K " Ai
was dstermined on.
a labarynth of diOiculties from r(
this amendment will not relieve them.
They have arrive
it i i
I nov r:innn rn narkWiinu A" tnrv
. Inot'tro forwards. In this halting hesit- ,arms a,:l1 our u,1,?-v' Peewith com.jand the interference with vested ri-hts
llFlmf iatinL' attitude thev seize unon the most :ur ml1 J ch mate, our mh fc0ll and our were objected, J vvoubl. though most re
IL& -Li. ilm.. , ..tU : , f,;Canal will not only invite the mdustri-
4 : . : JJn.iv. ,rn.t nr(nr t.J" C 11 1 C H I'lSl P IT. but tllC TUMI of
building CUlHi:vs, and altering those ition to sustain them. Afier a delay of ; eajth, ofjaste, and refinement . Gen- years, and then let it embrace these who
iro.ilv hiiih. in such mauuer as In nrMt i ,u ... L : ' tienicll
or cure thtirsmoUinsr. i ii " 1 .1 .
From the time that chimneys were first in- r ', . 7 . , ,,' . ... , .. ..in and reteience has been mad to tbP
troduced.tbe i-uilding of them has been a se-;nal llt,in herataio. . nai Mr, .au y- . Ohio on this -ubiect l.r rlbt ries of experiments. The best workmen have hio to do with jour law authorizing the ;UcblS .0l 0.tlllS .Ut)ectI,er debt onW succeeded, when accidentia!!- approxi-1 ,ale of your Canal lands in which it is!ls Sald l Jp b- .fou.r a,ld a l'a,r mjJl-inatin-the principles, now lust ssten.athco ;. x ros;v stipulated, that all monies re-1 l01 ' 15111 &!r th!s 15 an ""fortunate and offered to the pu d.c. That this su -,ec. I . f'rs;,,r, .....ji )(, nnnmnri;i,rd tJTCUCC for the , oppOM lion. . Ohio is
si.ould have been involved in m3stery to u.ei . 1 1 r - i nirrhii, rhrfiilv on under tb-vvwdal.t
. nt; miuii.' 01 a vanai ami lor no ouur 1 . , V i " ? 1 p.npoe whatever? Was a reference ot aM extending her Canal. & n.deto anv contingency that should : rejoicing at the event ; wita 4-illumina-render oid the condition of that fcf,ic ?; nqns, bonlires and the thundrei of artiliu:ie ir the contract is plain, poitiv e jcr3 i .1 explicit. Forty-one thousand acres' She .is marching fram frctness . to .flu .d were thus .-old, and behold the i,rreatns, and presents a proud model State come-in to evade her contract ! (r 0111 imitation. There are i.o jjrui.ds and ahat excu-e dues she offer for this 1 . be alaimed at taxation. Suppose violation of her tailh? She does not Sir, we borrow as proposed, this year
.1 . -1. 1... .a a i iCi i 1 1. . 1 1 wi 1 , . I A,A I 1 rw 'x 11 ,1 C- "in nnn ' .
a mat 11 is not nei .uie.e-i 10 reoeen. , v v - Vfr" ' , that case the present rate of increase her pledges; O no: Indiana cam ot a-i thrre mh comvc years I Imaccord.nai wou,d not ....a. Thnf r;itr
She triesite- the otimaic v ouht hni?ii the Lana I. i . . . uni line t u ihint nnn nup r.-uf AJ r- il I..
1.: . .1 111 , i.i "iuuk wn, 111.1 ,i,iii, jiij nil l iiMi in
ai.u ine uuei cm on incsc juiih vvouni ue ; . ;i 11 1 1 1 , . . ..
mi nine int; uiiiii i moum nui iini 1 1
But I think the los should be divided, the public bearing about two-thirds and the slave owner about one third. TV etTect of this would not be to diminish but to increase the exportation of Slaves fro.n Virginia to ether States. Painful as it is to see this traffic carried on, Virginia cannot stop it, while the other
btates.will receive our Slaves. And ifilet,and sihs in hi soul for some other j 1 ii 1 11 1 11
me puonc should pav hut two thirds tne irouuies.
price of the Slaves transported to Africa, whilst individuals in other Stato I would pay the whole price, I think .the i number removed toother States would
; continue at least as larjrc as it now is.
The piiutcr, what has he to do but to print and pocket n.o- eW Dear rtaier, you know Hub,- ol i.i-ca?t.o; ol tl.e voe that press him down. Jii. grn is nave been often groa: cd forth ;..u; t..ere are thousand- that arc (,unv ritus ,'ai d unprinted.. c will 1 ot at-mij t to enumeralc t'.em I i . e aren ore . en.tr-
nno npi-siin. C V u. ttl. or IIlolC C'till'ltie at olii'
1p can ,nri,: for a town or townshia hr-i vow n,(-rcenarv a motive-
r. ..iit.n " ('.ip j cino-io 1 tii i'ik. : io seek a more nlau-ible excuse hhe !'
J.iIIim ..r n,Knn w id, i 1 ;cr t n n,( rr I. ;.;.- ! v -t I I ri t I 1 P -i n ic ,u on moi irwl K I S 1 Ob.000. 1 IliS WOU Id leaV e i lOin t 1C. .1 1 , ... . ! OUS Uiail UlC t.M C ill III Cae. L iW. &
estimated value ol the (Jatial Iand: e: m. . some, now-ver. wtucirif Ki otm; ai d
1 ne .annual increase 01
- 1 rj 1 may transmit :y mail the sum required, and ;1;iS surveyed the line.'
a deed shall be immediately returned con- '(
1111
wi a a .1? n 1 n.'in lhiffiinMAo.fi.ai...,i.ri.,.i.i. f '.'
11 1 'M ira : 1 iirnin urrn 1 u nnr in. . . tvt i.v. v. 11 uicuiit'ueu ia.,.i. .iiii nil . . - - -
tainins all necessarv instruct ou to eitaUe!. - - - : ' , c ' , . . j tuese, at one per cent, would be 5.UUU. ; w.u . n,u,T., ;n,. I ' .... r inir a or vate contract for the diifiniiif of i nng only SG1 3,000, the remu.-ung sum v r i ;.., , 'au to mitigation. U
chimney which shall be built ui.dcr the au-: a mill race to be commenced in 5 months " ould pay the interest on the t hole ts-ja!ld females to be removed the male-
tt.oniyor, ana recaoid iu mis, paiem is ;vid tinished in twe.itv, would consider seven jetis iioui u inr,v',on? valued at s450 two thirds nf whirl.
terebr warranted a rod ciiimnev. Ml let -
:hi k i r i ni i p rm r r; i rn. i p u" nuio; umi. nv: n uuimn, ..in- tii. .. .i.ji ,--. -. i,. r i .
ten to tue patentee uiu.t be post paid. T. e P 1 ' " . ... .1 ....... ......n i be i,,.,, laired of it, revpnn. not ouK I wuy" ,v-uu l,.u e icmaic, vailed UHVS ,ie.t ,.liesame tiinc ouuini' disarm
llU'iiJ U'.O wum. uili itiiur .' n VTUII turn (l.irilj a iu iii.h ii'.miI I I, . ! . ' ... o
i i i
nnuei'stot d hv the community. . tmi.t
e will l ite an ex
ample for illustration. A e!L :ii Hel neighbor comes into ourcfiict , just as
ihe paper is going to pre?-:--L?c-a:' sir.
contractor
survev the ; j
,or rw;Fv e tuo
( l-elv what the proposed
' Vearea?ked to wait until Ohio shah' ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.execute her part of this xre;it work, frooi thf. petrhsburgh Virginia times
Kr,,.,d dnrmg tl.e firA tc,dicl,argipg (lie int,reft on it. cost, bui 100 . rf ' " ia.lK.rly upon a col., of up ,.t,.,..1,- APviM-.M-.
amendment, a source oi revenue to the State. i ' i..u" ,, , . ... .. . "v "icar sir, win you have the
... . uuu,h0u,u ,.,.um y mm- goodness tojust clap into your paper uhs the price of Nejroes fell, in ow ; lhis obil ....otJce of my late friend -it o r SITn' U n , 1 V-':!Urit 0i f'er late I know.-i had it pre parSI, 20,000: adihothi?Njo0.000 as thel.wi l m,,m f i,,,., n,....Kf L-'
lawhas rruf! guaranteed that , she nn last nu.nacr, I proceed to the sub- ! ,.; r . '.r . V. lt'",IT,,M" 11 w "ot make more than a half col
publisher of a paper at the capit al of each 8t"t-i, whe shah first publish tins advertiscIiieiit and ccrtif"' a.n.1 '.wti.im. ti,t. si-i for one year will entitle himself to tiie nrlit forsuch capital, city or the county in which the seat of government is located. I'vcrv publisher of a paper in the United State, who will privc this advertisement three inser
tions and forward one of the papers shall re- Happily for u. Sir, Ohio by a very late Arceaaly to the iatim Uioil given in
Ceive ine rini 101 o.ic uuu-c. A. H. RLAD; Patentee.
Montrose, jsquehauah co. I'a.
l'Jth June,
Wt the su!
Treasurer, of ?
ivlv ania; do certify
teutee aboTe
spectabihty an
cf his tai.hfullvcomplvin-with any contract Is it true that Indiana is shorn of herjabolitiou ol .slavery six months ago, , 0f such a2e that their he mav make. iptrenpth? Is her Dopulation thinned L' would have beea deemed the work ei-i n(rt r..?.. .
will LTo forward in the extension of the jectoMavery. It is not without ditli-;
ly in tintoiiuing them; and the whole ex-'
ipcn.ee would be ,$1,400,000. The
umn.'V What shall wedo! Whatcati A 1 HI.. a. 1 i
I c uu: uy we muai ueny mm, ar d
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.tii.iiiii v.. mil ii: u ii ihii ue eiJU.ui m:i - vj... m.-i, ii.uv. . , i Pi,,v, I I I. 1
.. I il- iu.mij ..m;n,u aiiuum Iir ur I S I If- I -II J aL I a . .-
bribers, Sheriff, Clerk, and pr.de and her interest to connect it w.th na i now ,av t, is cancerous spol, on , lWL,ci Q ? f , f '. c onenu in in "jus cipuinP
-uspuehanali county, I'enn- ours, biripped oi every ai gunient that . moiai auu political ana social lace j i k,,Uvp.n H-.n,? ij cic' i nuie ueovv s me i.i... m oi airangn g.
that k. h. rkai) the pi- is even specious, the doctrine ofexpe-,"- iiii'ia. A lew months have wrought j i ...i,i u, ....n , geometrically, graium;mcallv . onhcj,;-
named, is a gentleman of re- (c1M!rv :H .u.xt rt.,orr(i TI,p Slate a jrreai chan-e in public sentiment con- ' , . , .'t,uul"u. re mo v eu e- m phical Iv, s vi-tactic all v, sent i men tall .
j. ii:ii..i .r."- - " . . n rn p wnd I nrrpain i nl i il.itl . - -.. .. - . - '
u.,au,""cu nrpn:iril1 ft.,(lon uithtl:,. w(,.l; icenuiiL' this subnet. Toa ude to the 1 , 7. ' ""V ' and t nou'raplucalh , some thou?ands of
IIIUIV lOU-l lift f ,,..rin nfm. t.-il V ftwr l.'irr. ,. !,rv
1
removal , i. .r .11 ni :..
1 1 iY . . , 1 w.ui 1 - .in ioivv-j vii 111 iiju pie: WOUld atlect future llirrenso f th raro ! . ... ' . 1
, w . . . , . , . .
CHS. CHANDLER, 2d Sheriff. ; her resources lessened ?iuce the day of ther of au enthusiast, or a fanatic. E- ."Tu" "T
ASA Dl.MOCK. Jr. Clerk, !her voluntarv enlistment in thi busi- ven to advocate the very moderate pre-: , l..!?!?' ' "i . d vertise
nine ntuAr-L- t ' ' ..v . . . ... f.,ifc;..,.c f d.i. r.i.,..:V-.4;.. c,,;.,.. u,t" """"'unuuiu nui umy imi
i7A loin.uua, ji, x lUiisuici. ; iiess s 1 1 IiOl 1 -nouiu lllin i liie UOCU 1 ne l,1-,w,i:3 v"iw;jitauuii ouiito, j
ments lur the nt xt morning's
4,Vouare to laie: win i;d
January 15, 1 331.
PROLATE COURT, NOVEMBER TERM, 1331.
ie
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.oi e xpeuiemj umu ..ui suu m i case. - - --1' number removed might be increased a
(l should imnK it vvouianeexpea.entior i..u.a . the propoilion of white persons in tl
jiier to preserve, .eiiaiui i.v oiaie-uer u y - State because greater, until the remov- ; character unblemished. It is truc;,5lr, the ncencharv and he folly of the oci- ,a reat.hcti a bpoint which a the
iherc.l.ze1.sareainerinerc. a num-; -..,.r t, u t.malM.wl0 attaincd the ageof .sixteen
ble citizen may not sue
fi nor
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' till i in nr i ir noiri i uuorn ;
UillUll IIKU lIUNini'HU dlRUll 115, .,1 II A f I i
iii iii 1 1 ifr- ri t ivnn : u:i r on inn rr.
iven year, would
removed. It is ob-
i i I.I 4 I J J C " - 1 1 i . l) 1 1 . i . r.' . 1 1 -i , I .i .ni I i i i . . r i I i .t. , 1 1 -..,!
Dtaie. it nn noi ueen p iuuu 101 in "- - vjv... ...iM .1 n., v.n 1 um nu 0f fourteen iu any 2
an me riv .1 caiupas suc.eij. .......... lu.1,,.i...r u,uw.....,u.u during that year be
Ihe tratr.cidal act 01 a state doing a v. , , .1 1. me , a .uou.oe, a ;iar- vjous lhat fcom this ...:i...l 4. I.ni- . . . .ii;7... I , . tl a 1 1 .: 111 t n M 1 1 1 r n ' hur niirriti-ri.nc 1 . .
W1WU! IU1I" lJ (HI llUtCl.;, Iia? . w.. v ium.no ll,nc In lw. i,in
A hum- ahsls, were alternntelv imputed to
A -D no'7 at this time come Robert C. ;,;-..n rrmv not sno a ivprpirii a
U I. let on. I .ininc Ii t ......... f I ...... T
- vim aim n 1 1 1 v . is. . . j n a 1 i , tau:iiiuiTtratorsof James (i.tilass, deceased, and hied in tl.e Clerk's OiFice their tiill, praying for relief against the creditors of the Instate of the said (jllass; whereupon it is ordered, that the creditors of the said J'state be no ttied of tlie filing and pendency of said bill, by publication for six weeks successively, in the.
'Cass County Times;'' and that, if the said d res
cred
the
claims
fice
same
of the more diligent creditors. ' birth or his adoptiot
A true copy, ;gjr tat 1 would not be the pander of the waters of the Wabash or the Ten-'cotlers of.the General Government! I
moment the only d , w ,
1 1 I .in:,;U..(....' .l !w,n tn f.1 tl.of !, anhiirf f . i- u..Vij i,ju?e. f of n;nHne nn,l arrr
Lmensupposeu pWr .m, lu.u.n.auu -s - . ...... .... -.y-. . i"ho, before the transportation reached before the citizen has not legal rr- J" all its bearing, must be studied, and ,thi )oint had he fl3S. It is perhaps wel that it is so, Tor tt it cannot be studied by the people jand vhen these individuals,hoiJld have'
not 1
thereft
- .1 . . m 1 1. m 4.iivivvJ.a4i.&ihJisAiiviiivauuua.jfiJistLiu.iin.vr.'
itors fail to notitv the administrators of wlmt riii7en is there who does not feel at large without being discussed in the! 1; 1 .rr r: 11 r i
existence and extent of their respective;. - r4iri,1f.,f;on identified with the Stateipublic papers. To individuals who , -T ' . , ? ... imutual I
, bv tiling tl.e same m the Clerk's Of-1. , r , , , ,,n ," r i x- ; wniie population omj.
. . a, , . . , nn v nr 1 lie IIVCS: no WOUia larniSIl tuuiuau.muuu uiu hikuuh "imuui a . -
, previous 10 me una: uisirruiiion 01 iiie ; . 1 1 x 1 .1 a- i r,i t irwv 1 j 1 a- a. . Wtirn r. ... (ii I-? I 1 1 , Cii ri-i:i.-rli (Aiii'mm (tin twin n'f 10 imnc np lilfKoo.t'arl whora ie 4h. CM A flfV UCU
, ineir claims will ne postponed in tavor, ie nigii iimirttui wi im, uunc ui ni.v-b-! - --- . . ....
1? I feel as-nred the Kappahannock is not dearer than, 000, to come Irom: I answer from the 1
got to; our masters wrote them in the morning, but they -lipt ourmcm:irit."' We must again go to work -u ;h ck our paper, and new arrange our matler, or lose our advertising patronage. These are but.drops to the bucket full, mere trifles to be sure thev only take three
or four hours from our necessary rest
sses, in the
a r 1 1 t t
i spirit 01 Kjnaness and accommodalion, i more in the habit of .ooking into and unIderstanding the cau-e of each others
private griefs, they might afford much
1 m 1 1 i o ra t i o n .rSa h.m Observer.
we look a a field of corn; we find
stocks which raise their heudi tte
highest are the emptiest. The same is the
D. F. VAN DEVENTER, Clk. ! mvVvn di-race, bv reproaching Indi- nessee, all that is necessr.rv is to bid a admit that Government has not now the ! case w,th mcn; those who asSDmei tl,e rcatiamiwithinrulelilv. She mav if she nlea- tinalfarewell to the Old Dominion, to power to make such an appiopriation.iest consequence have generally the Ut
nTrfIII TTTbi.- ses sI,urn Ht m)'"rio,lt nJJoom me to all the sweet recollections of their youth ut I unhesitatingly say that the States share of judgemet and aMiity. JJL 4al-Vi.yfll vU y live and even die. in solitude. Still , I and to the tombs of their fathers: and to ought at once, to confer it. A petition SADNESS. WrE the appraisers called on to ap- would net reproaclxher, and my hst iu-eek a new home on the fertile kanks; asking the conferment of this favour was rHEREisamisteryousfeeiittbatfrrquen.. praise a certain M ARE and COLT function to my children should' he tell .of some Wettcrn river.. But vyhilst circulated at Chesterfield Court House, ly pes like a cloud over the spmt. It taken up by Daniel Small, of JcfforiU-brealh n'ot-jour wrong,. (here are huUvid
ton-nliii, Cas countv, and after ex-! tSut Sir, will lorcignera who nave pur-i-nuo" u.u.r iicreuuy in.i..s.un wun as. una mS....u ,,r iiiiic-ieiuus 01 u.u r,rea,0rtoi1tde.lisp,.verisalikc. P,e.,.e
a'minationof the same, we appraise the : chased these lauds, have any regard tor; "men muiiiercnce as uiej wumu -mig-.peopie iweie, luciuuing in ine nurnoei
Mare to be worth forty dollars, the 1 ihe safe kec ping of the character of the .rate from the blue bed to the brown," .some of the largest slaveholders and
M.
mar A 1
TO l rv t-A nil l.,-f-
Wjsc Q"i HORSE COLT.i legal redress? But Sir. this sacred ob- fully and dilhgently to enquira wheth-; relative interests, fecltngsand opinions,
ligation of good faith is not the only in- er that great evil whicn nas impoverisn- anu circuuiMauces in ine pLe?eni conuiducemont ve hav e to pass this Bill." Wejed our lands, and made our personal tion of the British Isles and the Europe-
h-ve a territorr extending over several : habits so indolent, and driven so many an continent, wnic.n 1 tmiiK tne Uhris- " . . J ' . 3 . .. I r- . ' ' 1 I 1 .. ! . . IJ I J. f I) 1
deres of latitude, and a prudent poll-"oi our people irom us, can ever ne re-jiain wuuiu ctu ie.tuinui 1 lunuentc, cythould induce us to invite population I moved? and if it can, at what expense ; directing to the path of duty and of gaf-
fn vervDart ot it: not only as a source tauu wiiuui wnai icuuui ,iV- t.. ...., .1. tu. ijic,
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ue a ch'csnut sorreL fifteen and a hall i State ? Will they not proclaim trom the finere are others whose neans rre nound some 01 me mo,i inteingeni. men, in
mds hhdi, with a bald face : no other! house top the outrage upon their rights?' to V irgtma by stronger and more tender , tlu.t highly respectable county. 1 here
ksor brands perceivable, supposed v 111 tncy not come into mis iwu ana(". ullr x , -....... . 1;- ;
. . - f -i .-., r c r.,.-r.-a 'im.i ni,r forthe n mv t ow-rnen.rnnre rare- lion 01 tne 3taieanu our union. 111 uiPii
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'ith a bald face, the near hind foot white, we appraise the same to be worth
fifteen dollars; last sprig's colt. Given j
under our hands tins 1Mb day of Jan. 1332. ALEXANDER SMITH, DAVID WITTERS, MICHAEL B RUNNER. I do certify this to be a - true copy to
his appraisement. JOHN ADAIRJ. p.
of revenue and defence, hut as succour
in seasons of distress. Man has never found an abode on this earth, where c a-
Manv of our citizens will emigrate; should regard them as constituting a
without awaiting the result of this en- state of thingi which would make this quiry ; others only wait to ascertain ! policy obvious.
over the weak and irou-hearled. At one
time it is caused by the flitting of a single thought across the ocean of memory gloomy and solemn as the death knell, overs? a.'owin all bright hopes &z sunny feelings of the heart. Who can described it, A: yel who hJ not felt its bewildering influence? till it is a deliciouisort of sorrow: and like a clcud dimming the sunshine of the rirer. altl.oug causing a momentaiy shine of gloom, it enhances the beauty of returning brightness Disobedient children, if preserved from the . gallowg, are reserved for the rack to be tortured by their own posterity. One complain- ( ing that nerer fatlier had so undutiful a ci.UJ as he had, 'yes,' 6aid his son, with less grace ttiaa truth, "my grandfather Lad."
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