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overturn the forests. The only civil ized and cultivated portion was Russian Poland which lately rose to h.ke oil her oppressors, who approached her a gain with promises and smilee, hut vh is now destroying her hy confiscation, banishment and death. Out of tifi millions of inhabitants, not five can !a said to he truly civilized. A ccntur has scarcely elapsed since even one university was known there. The lowest orders are ixrtj, are great caters, are attached to strong drinks, are lovers of Saints and Image, and arc, of course, superstitious even to insanity. The multitude are so stupid as to auhcrvitha sort of idolatrous veneration te the clothing and sheep skin robes of former times; and those are mo honored who adhere most closely to the vet moiv

aciic oi ineir naruarous an

cestors. The So ereign of Russia is ab

solute and dt-spotie. lie is the Czar ot the North the despotic descendant oi

the son of B a-ilida- and the unwortln representative of Peter the Great. The invasion of Russia by Napoleon was tin gre.lJt but worst act of his life. His success rc"i!d have been an immense

the brid ges,and cdn?equeiitly cut offall

communication with the Swiss side of tire Rhone. A sharp cannonading is

hands orr. IT having been represented to the proper

person, that sundry individuals in the im

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MEETING-! refusing hy action of debt Wore

A meeting of those favourable to the clec- ( ju?tice of the peace within tic (fir )n of Henry Clay as President of the 1T.!"J- 'I:-

lion

States, composed of getlemen from various

roinc on from the citv. as also from the 'mediate rinnarp nf this tnwn. wpre com- In.ric 7 ti, Rtate and of citizeni of Marion I sec. 3. And !e it t tn trer r rcV,r , a

Jroix Roueee, which ii not yet taken, 'mining depredations upon the TIMBER be- county was held at the court house in Icdian-jthat the jurisou lion ol Lie tt.ru I-Tp to ten o'clock I have seen carried 'longing to Gen. Tipton, this is to inform 'aPhs, on Tuesday evening, the 31st Janu- Hforeaid, he, and the sarre ; i

oast mv window unwards of three hun- them that tt,om.t fo,.M.-ifho.;ct ,r nnt 4rJlu' "-rT ? . , ... extended, over the rMi.inors

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dred killed and wounded. The nuin- jcoercive means will be used to effect this

ners killer! on each side must be enor-! request.

nous, as every cannon brings a row of them down. I havejust heard that Mr. Ajax, the shawl manufacturer, is shot, colonel of the line find six officers.

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1-.rt hp cnnnnrtPi nv t l.u friAnils ill Mif i . . . . ' t l" l t

above .andidate.. On motion, Willi am gnmnu, oank, at d .:or , o I el ,jUt Poi.ke, Esq. was called to the Chair' and -ind the W aba-h adj.i: ii:g --iid (r,r;rr. Doiglass Magvire was appointed Secreta- ation. Anv person who tna v com r r, r)'- . , in anv wav, the eommoi , t ,.i i ' On motion, a cmmittee of fourteen mem- , , , trt .!" . ' . : , . irrounds. hariks a:id shoies a r,r. ... j

I' I , r .1 utll, iruili Ullitiviil, J1.111.IIUUI lilt ri.uc,.i.u v. , Lianal Lands and for other purposes. ,ppoillted for the purpose of reporting to the shall forfeit and pay, for ini-iw-cf U M

Logansport, Feb. 10, AN ACT rejnilatins the sales of the

In the first charge of cavalry one ofiicerj 5EC Be it enacted hy tne ben- j meeting a suitable ticket; who, afte. having corporation, the ainc pci; I ty a. r

withitini AS?emtiiy oi the state ot inuiana,! retired tor a fiiiori lime, reported the tuiiow- ;,Cnbed in the hrst section of this or '

nance, lor obstructing tlte streets n: j : dlevs,tohe recovered in like inrmipi Sec. 4. And be it further Jai r ; that it shall he, and it i heiebv nuij; ittie duty of the hoard of tru-tees of j j corporation, at tiieir February lo; ;

e fellowirw a; i:i each )ear, to appoint a suitable in

on as superwsor ol tiie corporaiu,who shall serve one year.

Sec. b. That all male inhabita

tnd six men w pro killed, together

ino horses. M. Platzman, the elder,That lt is herein made the duty of the:1"?; tu ket.

is wounded in the head: also, Gentdet, of the hou?e ofGentelet (ScDuhoat, ribband manufacturers report savs he has since died.

W EDNESDAYMORXI N G, 3 0C 1 Ock'. T r C- !

board of canal commissioners to divide!. f7' V eDJ ?!' "ox col;nt ,i ii , ,. , ii John Hawkins, ot 1 uuntain, the canal lands winch are now unsold, samijel Hendron, of Marion, and set apart for the use and in posses-1 Dennis I'euning-ton, of Harrison sionof the state, into three ( lasses, ac- Walter Wilson, of Ca.g, cording to their value, reference being ephtn Ltfdlov, of Dei born.

i , , i-, r -i..-:" .i Del Lomax oi ayne.

mendousririn--the Hotel do Ville aR? 10CaU, , MU d n;- The .vlOV6 certain, and th

t.L- Kv tlu- rintrrUa fl. nil.,lnrluc ",st cMsstoDc rated at uireetionars contingent Electors

aken ov tne rioicrp aiso me powder, . Cl ----- , 1A . """s', a.v.,., i,i i 1 . .i iiinu tiltv cents, tho s rotui attwo dollars vlvanus I, verts, ot Lnion countv.

P' magazine, ami tuewuoie cay is at tne , ' .. , .i... , i i - i vt.

r .-.j i ir , " i UIJ uiiv cent, and t ie iniru ai i.mujiuusun. arv ot the mo!). Houses arc becimnc I , , , i ' T he following ot ntlemen were annomtcil a ,i , i i r ;one tiollarand lift v cents per acre : the , 1U" 11 "tm, 11111 re appomiea a to burn in all quarters, and larue tires i . . J , 1 , Central committea, whose dutv it is made to

iui.wi..e l- Si'AlnZ and rating to be made prev lou II the plaee. into which' , , , . ' t c.,i

lu between (he aes of 21 and 50 ve

5 nil any vacancy that may occur in the Kkc- who shall have resided w ithin the tcr-

DUS1-

f - I 1 11

. ..,- h.r itnii tk J I I I I kt

,u- 7h,-v ,11 tl,flU,!., c.,t-a i- ; ,tothe 1st Monday of August next, the toral ticket, and to atend to auv other

, v c rii rr .i .rate : vat ae entered in the ti act books n(,8 which may necessary to promote the sucture c.oHhditlerent houses they en-ir., , , .... ce,s of the ticket, v,,.-

mi i , . Ul tin; Ldllrl i;i!HlS. il U M VI V nil il T"iiil! i .. '

irr- ineiargesi ure is opposite our . , .Al.7i, . ' ,J ... an 31. Kay, JuhnC. H

, , , , , countin'r r.ouse. which llev entered but -i . 1 . ... ohn M. Zanders, ot Marion

wnicn nJunuai:Ui , . 1 , r . , , iwi

good to hum i'itv his failure has tend- 1

l i . ,i l . . - i - I i 1 iiv.'i.vli-''-'-V'va"iV-vnlliw-''ll.i 1 t . .1

tUIInVT, V 111 ioilv to search for arms, which not tind-1 ?- a """n Cn,lrik' ? 1 Samuel still hind this ignorant and barbarous! - . , . , V, , it iii th.e tract books ol his othec, and in all Harriott, of Johnson county.

people. But, notwithstanding the dcs-!'"f -i v future sales no trnct of said lands shall! And theu tiieUeetin? adjourned

potic natutc of the Russian (;oTei::.'entf ". , , T j be ohl for a less sum than the value so D.MUiUlUr s'lV,

itis decidcdlv ur.tavorable to the pre- iu o cioru. i snan ciose mv letter ;atl,Xf,j anrl deiSnatcd.

cres of liberty in Furore, vet in some owi uieieems a i,ih.u.; m my oe- bvCt o. The public sale of the ca-

WU.I.IA.M iOLKK,Ch'n !ir..S.vr'.

poration 10 das, shall woik on tl, streets, alleys, c. two das in each

umes, and lr.

county, John: bee. C. hach person made liable tr.

work, hy this ordinance, who shall fi j to attend in person, or by satisfactr.iv 5ubstitutf, at the time and place a -pointed, with the designated toel t r ii. trun,ei,t. having had three (ias ; , . -taen-of.or liaxinc atter.de!. shll j ci .j

Indiana Journal.

II 1 a t Jll 'I'll A I. ai.

r.riunr.oi 1 , nrr t- in t... ,.,.,,,..,...1 itii ahleto net to me pot since. 1 I Ii-. I A Tount lady, who had been sprprrlt

longer, and either instant concessions are at this moment tromenduou--! (irst M(,lvltv of October. 1832, instead terrngated b, an lU.teu.pered rovc.ci, 'V1 ilT"' 11 ..r.i.. ,.i.., .;nthfilosiofnrotiertv incalculable. Ti.H,niln fira.'.ia... r a ..... ed on leav.r- the itne tunc, that sic perMsoi. shall nft.,t oOcet.t? tm ,fh

UI- intiv.il , m ni 111-uiii.niu.o inn! 1 . 1 . . .uuiiuiu vi .i mm, nun ;nc nrirr nofore lulll? iii.i emlood w..,t w-.c sin i .-1 , . l ; , , . .

' -v4, va I I I I I I II I I I V ' r l.i a .

cross examoiatioii. : ir.r. a,.i.. :. ... - .

..v ...... w, ... i;. Jiarnc 0(j j (

take place. The last Jounri.s we have

receivfcU troui 5t. 1 etersiiaririi an

nounce

ed to ord

is not a single individual to oppose them ,;1jes sl,dni)e made under the provisions ; meant hy

so, now it win lerm, ane no one t:i !0f the l.tvs now in force relatinir to the!

, indeed, that Lithuania is reduc- V They were jomed yesterday hvjSrle, 0f (1C canal lands, except such' rder, and that tranquility has the workmen from Greenoble, and all portions of them a are or m:iv be re-

LOGANSPCHT ItiinikT.

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succeeded te revolt. But this will be tne surrouuatn-coumtiv. aim are en pealed hv the paaj;e of this act. Flour, per band, but of short dutaiion. At Wilna, tiie I supplied with arms and amunition. Sf.c. 3. So soon ' as all the lands

I J T I I . 1 a m .

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rork, do.

standard of Revoluti(n has not beei

raised in vain. The Lithuanians can-! rot, and will not, sink back to their for-j mr state of slavrv. The publication:

ot news m Lie Kus-ian Journals, lrom oi.ier couiitrics in Kurope, and esp.eci illv the publication of debates which take place in the Hoae of Lord-, and Comino .s in Liiila;.d, and in tiie Chambers ofPeers a: d Deputies in France, must

tend,a:ul Jj lend, t y open the eyes of

MOR.VIVG PAPER.

iclassed as aforesaid shall hav

been of-

C O.J to 10 00 '2 bO U 3 00

pM visor, tor the usi-rl' ti,.. COr. ,;

heiure a;:y ju.stit e of ii:e pea.t the -aire. ci.. ?. The said ."ij-.r-rvjio'

:i( ( ounf nbie i u

. ' feredtothe his;nest bidder at tne sale;-' i i ixjesimit'JL nf-gi L'"i"' 1 - g i c ,, n . , ..I i ... Corn, pel bu-hel, iA r "iTV VY atoresaid, the. residue which shrill then i.. ,,. ,. . remain unsold shall be subiect to entry m i , , -x r v ' ! i i ii . i . ood, per curd, sx - N '4- ' 'an ,n iv ,iuy l)urt' ia?er np-'

3 tr) 1--: to 00 1U LU 'J')

!in demand.) 1 00

r , ii

p.i,;., :c .:' :n.: i

II. s lU.ACIl:; 1 I

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And i.

VV Jr'J'-'X i t'-) lMg ,or the same, at the rate for which

B.'ar'?wi.s

il. - ST' '

'any tract shall have bttut entered and

the mnJdli::r and higher cla

t s to their,

f-tjy. f-f. " -'

J A I'K s0 ELFCTOlUAJi TICK-

I l.r:.irt nil (Im lr.irl U I - l' .. i I I .... .1 - .

i. i i-.-cu uii un iiiiii i 'out - vi -a oi iii r, n - : liT the purchaser to pay -ut h portion of theil'IK" Ii; (N,ui ..,, v. i. ,liatj, Miiolvi, ,nn.,.. t. r .... t. . ... . r . .1 .M I-'. - i ! . i ' -i , i . . . . i ... i -

iniu iui? nrjiT) , i" n i i "ii im n. uii r.- ...... . , .

tended for a part of tin sunn-, and in

T.'f.. i.' i. I'll:

ii v i i i i i ,r, -v i. , rai ti (io. n. i 1 1 v n 1 1 . i . i . ? i .

m:' (every respect to he subjeet to the pro- M ;:k iV',riV.;

real position. Tiie inhabitants of the-Tjjj",, to ,.r.UsV: i.iit n.-t' afraid to bl.mcJ visions of the lav n hitu to the sals! 't hen u.ic nu.p.J a.;ii.'..';-...,ii n.e elecmilitarv provinces are actually demand-! of the canal land-, as if tiu- iur ha-e tors, .i-rt;.iu, au-1 u.i.- fwiiowir.s i- imu.s

:)'Z ameliorations. Lourland, I-inland! isVlxiiSi Ua a . were in uie at public sale in-tead ol . 1 'lt' nu d"- " ""'('

, 1 . Ot im t' in int.; orurr Oi Mil r i..i.i.i?. nrl i . I nl! rr ... ......

1 1 l l i l i

4' p r i-o

:..i ; bt- -f,;i:i and ( a 1 i mi.! (. lianl. ;-r r See. w. ; I not an (, ' r-1 notice, ef 0.'

c 'i e -; n f . " r'ii;.?. '-.1.3'. O I ( ! . i - O ; j tm t 'v it. s!

;oI v -aiit, I.e e.Iail l.'j

viprry 'nr t, Un ii pf-r-oi-

or i

!.. Ml

:r!: v,

net ; a w i i ' '

11. .

x ta ti e ,,,j'itn 1 i J O :te th.-' cof,

i.te owcJI. hou-e or u-'i .

idei r ei il. i am. si.all L.?

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and Volhynia are insisting on eonce?-;

tioi1-. 1 he naiions now heintofeel; and know that they are 'laves; and this; is tne first ureal step to their rednnn-!

tion. It is of no u-e taking a uood to a!the Prtient slate f)f r'l!rt'c vlU 1 e

people if they are noi prepared to i e- intorc-tir.g: s well as instructive

ceive andannreciateit. Lttthemhave npWi ,rom r rar,ce "'Pl,"i.

iiflwinsiuir imi i h. .11 .-rh i the unsettled state of tLat couu

tae Cz 11 may thunder out bis Dern-o1. or publish hi5 fai-e and caioiin-'- tL.ni-

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f...,.. ... !., . .; ...mi :., :" c .!,

icsioc;, me iv'i-M.tns in i.i nine icei their state ol deradaOon, and will de-

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' I 'Hl.'l S Ml,M 'OstV CMU. lv

. -1. Immediately ntlei the close . . HI W NK ' of i h-yd cim..ty.

'o: tne pai'lic sale in Uctoner next, the o a s i uu.m ut th y roorn. oi.

'the letter ot U. r. t;. ziviu- a skcich o. ( a.,.u r0il-imisu);;r5

rm i ay- ruit. 10 i$x2.

IC' 1; . 1! -ntn; ;i . 1 . . 0;'i. The -upcryi-or shall ca'i-i li the hand- in hi- district, to work th

; mrt 3 ! tins ord in-

unber of d:i vs f t

t'.UiU' 1) e

or the sale ol the canal 1 ind-. which

-hall be kept open from nine A. M. to

hall open an eiih c KT. iCIi M. -a Monroe county

CLAY riilOCTOUIAIi TICKET

UV are told that the cenuni

ibah ar.d F.rie Carnd, inte

comrne iiccnunt of tia- work, by i-rc akin.

nt, and fchoiv.- ,lueo p. CiiC, ,ji!ri Sn-edaysexi ept-.LCOj Kl Ki;M01,L)(,f Knox com ntrj. ed. bv one t4 the canal commi -Honer . l"i,N 1 1 A v K l N -i, f Fountain, u-!m"lnll Li. i.,1i,ir,i i... l , i VMli'd. il r,MiKii-U.N, ot Marion, ;H no snail ie appomte d o the boa a i4iv v iW m.'v i . i-. .- -n sionrrs of the . .. ; . lt r , I M.. M i'hA M V , i t L el llan asoa, ml to make a 'iW tnnc to llinc h'i-tnat j-u rp-e, and WA'.TKIt W 1 L ii N of LVs.

mind th ir freedom Ahicii i- their ri-jdit.

and without which tb.ev (an r.ever I e' men. bat mu-t consent to remain ar:i-

mds. We m 1st not. however, suppose

ijnuiiid in the summit section, neur Fort

Wavne.rn the 'J'2d inst .

e sav success to

the work; iaay it soon he completed.

Under such n u'llatiom a- t!-e board oi Si'l'i'MI'.V IJ.'ni.oNN . oi Ih-arWn.

can;d eommi-sioners sliall ndont : and AHiil. I.OM AX' of N ue.

.the commissioner having charge (fsaid '. 1 ' ' ;i M'vc,('"r,a,1h aijd blowing as

i office sliall

arc!

i.a .o.'.or colb ct fn :n each t.eiori iiffv

rent- for each J..v he t iil- lo work, and keep an exact amount of the w ork doiie b each man, and money collected for

,iDt7;lhe use of the streets, inc. and return

an accurate account thereof to the deik of the bo.ird of trustees, en the first Monday of Nov. after his app-antinei.t, anh pa;, to hi- successor all m-a.ov col. lected as nhucsnid. r ot ev e:-.d-(hwii!i h

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At . -i- , ,. 1 1 i ' 1 he Losrap-'jort I)e lutinsr ocietv mil ' . that Civilizatnui is not extendnus and i , . r. 5 . ' tane- er vo:e hers tor tl

that rapidlv, in Rusia, ia spite of the

COli M ) 1 1 I a .( lor,-

H! competent to execute to sV L, , s I'VCiUS, of l

ipurctiasers-urhceilthi ate-aad re etpts JOll.N i. M't:i. , .f .i:,9on.

a- shall he

net essarv tor prep r acipnl-

meet at tne cmi.iary oa l imr-'oy evening i next, at eandle li itin.A. when t--.e t'.hlow ins

ca.-l

r.a t IV

ed. on aceount of anv tract or

W.V (jUIjIAAACE

ai otun; he -ii dl attest under oath.

nion county , ! N-e. U):h. Il anv supervisor appoinited b v auiiiority of this ordinance, shall .!!iiiEJ!!i fail to diseh irLre anv ol the ilatieis ir-

(piireied of h m. ,e ?hail for each el-

t' . - . r . i .

vio ei omen! in spue oi ine y ensoi snip .. ,, , i i'm

r. i) , question wni ;ie liisr iis-icd: ".nou a capital

VI lll '... til .-.-11.1 r I I 1 ''il.lJMll-l

men

m Ll

tracts ot n ;.n,.,r- -. .i ' i..,,-,. r.f,.:, ... .1 , r.-.t

, - . . . , , i nn mint ii" i i' o. ii iij'- wiu ieiiriiiii.i""v-v-i,v'i'11' '.'ii i " ii. ii.' : Inch in.1 have been or -ha be; . . ' v' . ' ' r .

i ii w i v . i . ii.. ii ii i it.- e i ii ii. 'i: iu u ui j'"i iiu"i . -ii .iiiti n iii v. i

Lo:'anipoi t. to be recover d i:. the t :i

;e oi inc 1 1 1

(III

I. .'.w.-v..i.i.,..ni. Ciii..v. IW'Tll Ul . ... Mill wi i i.t ; 1

-Olll .

r ilI r...i, t i.o . . a;.' .u i i

I . 1" ..1 imiii:iiiii.iil i,. i .ijuiit;iu. i . ri.i , . . .

u position, wmc. i- at me Urx ver-ei ., , lk...,4 ... u. :o. o5 the canal commi-sioner.H- T, .. ,5 ... r, ., . J,..,;,,, .r

tiie boundaries ol human lmr re-! ,, . . , . .at tne time of re ad, Man:' their quarterly , - nCs. -utni ana j j t . ., .. . 1 . uiiio-.d. I . Douglass. . W i ?uu and J . B . ... . 1 - I -u .i. t- i. i r t .a n ! with! Il tiie sn;'- ; u it ictl snad be nai.ibv

t, tne aris ami tne sent ct s; a it ue. . .. . .. i report-. -ha pay over to the. fmimn. . . " v ' K'1 lv"";.t... t.. , .- .,

i t not tnink that the Czar will be a- ' -P''. - u;c aurmame. p Uhmer-of the canal fiud. all -uch sums ot that an pe.son u ho; - ' " - uje same to he ... to prevent, ia the process of timej, 3lw4r-,:T l11'' ' ' ' ,i mo;,,, a- 5ball hue be-n received vo,,uucU-d an) street or alley , nperu.or and ,tve

it natural develoiement of the love; u"-:A" l" .,l)(.,.1 (,nu. H1,.. , eiI;,K :,;!I, nmMl . o potation, with buildup 7 j.i-iuj-J'.i- ou, asneu uy

c 1 t -ii 1 ,- .. iftcott, id tne neiratnc. . , , , ' . ol anv de-.crittioe. tenets or iit'ifrw'u.- ' "is preuect ssor i.ot (oie itetl, na.ois treedom waiCl Wll re-.ll r rnmthel ' h . e;t or nn Mr 01 - or: -of !.. 1 im,. 11 t Iii, " .t.i ui ci ipuoe, icocts, or oiacrw im , , ....

1 , ci 11 n ..i- ... I he Lauies at.d i,un:"r.:ncra are ro-- . .- . ' 11. ami who -ha I bill or ncdect to reinoi e 1 rtUiiiofi"a 10 coin-cl tne same, circulatioa ol knowledge. Butthi-will! - lod m toe rc poi i, a d a l-o to transmit ' 0.1.1 jaii 01 nt ,,kci 10 rtmov c : - . i.i 1 r 1 1 quested to attend. e , , . -uch obtruct'on or obstruction 00 or ,ls 11 'tie outailieu in his own be tiie work ot vear-, I wa about to say M jto tin: -ecretarv ot state an ab-tiact , u 11 wuiucuon?, on 01 J ofairesl No, not of a--s: but it will be h(t fi,natj , f f , , . ! Matement ef the tracts sold and the bo,,,'re lllc hrsl ot A!'ril next, every ' " c' 4l ... The rat ni cations ot tne treaty between . . . , .. 4 PUCl l)Oi-on shall forfet -unl reir for CC. lltll. That at)V person convictthe work-ot years.andot maav vearstoo.L, . w. j , .. . , nurchaser - names. 0 be bv him ..eter. utu 1,L1-011 "uih.taim pay, lor . - . . . w

,,1 .1 t 1 rt it 1 -,i " 1 iiiau t. iditu iii t itfii 1 icii p - .. . r V ; the u-e ef the corno. ation the -.urn of e" 01 ou nc(' gaiiiar the provisions oi

1 ;Ti f-rs have hf-rti rorifirnijd hv thr Suinii

again nse ana succeed m shaking oil ;amalitl Tavlori ofjcir,;r50n

11.0 u.M.u.nm me ..lT.cvu.. " is the succesaor of tleneral .Marshall

government ot Ku-sia is not paternal! The government of Prussia mav be called so, though the father i- severe,and

the discipline riid. Hut still the gov-j

'shall obstruct anv of the'streetg or al-!"?00(i ;,p,i chatties out of which the

ADJOURNMENT.

The Legislature adjourned this

i r,- l.e rrl a! r-i i I nA aj

coiity, . . lev;, a oicsaid, alter the nub cation ofisame 1 ,in he nude, slmll commute the -toners are hereby authorized, at their 1 . ' , V c 1 M 0Qr,t. 1 . n.i .1 1 e re.'! , th -ord nai.ee. w th fne wood fences sarr)t b labour, upon the public streets, discretion, to cmpov an engineer and', ' , , "ut,u' Alices, . - ' t 1 1 1" L 11 j lumber or anv th nc e Le trnii build c. at the rate ol 0 cents per dav, unsu h asi-tants as they shall deem ne-; 1 nKr01. a ) u,i" e?t, (except build- a:-i, 'V ,u .. ... 'inir mater as. and on v ne. third of th- 1,1 tnc 1,nc rpes-ed be dn-chnied, the

-lenucnCL and prtSCr.U10.l Ol ham C.l- ition of t ift snnm-nfirT am f -nv siirh

! v 1 n 1 si laii lit e 11 1 l iir re 1 use 10 rpmm o - .... . c w .

.... .v. -

il 1 1 I " . r . i 1

ernmentot Pru-sia is paternal ; whereas i -'V 8 luc ""'""l uu"IJUllu" 1- cuiun ina

that of Russia c.Minot be called -o. The i a Iter a scs-ion ol cieht weeks and

Czar is a despot, a coiiuurer, a l.ner of'fivedavs. The public are apprized of authorized nnddirected to make a com-ilmil ,0, feit alld l)a) lur lhe use of the!

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Src. 7. The commk-ioners are also !l "',;am .W,UI n icniy-iour hours,; ' I 'J ...ai ' i." n "I 1 7

m Miail torteit and pay, tor the use of the -"-.i.u, --m huoui peim- . 1 " 7 ... ifnrml.iT cr...... 1... 1, 11 C,..l C, ,

fibsolutism, a believer in Divine it.!(hc business which hasen,o--ed their n.tnecment of some portion of the mid.i corporation, he sum ot one dollar, to - p ' - 'V; ' ' 1

7 ....v of the original tine for which he m y have undertaking as aforesaid.

Stc. 12th. The supervisor shall be

in passive obedience, and in i.on resis-!...:. a ...c- k . . . , die section of the Wabash and Erie ca- c rccovert,a aSrecablv to the statute

. - . . . ........ i-ii, nun nniv.ll IIUJJU Ulir.l H lllll". . tance; he i-conviiK-d that he is com-1, . , 1 jnalprev;

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mis-ioned by Heaven to rule on earth. I - s'moii. i ne anjnci;

and his will he reirards as only inferior' b!" ' tlK: "npeachmcnt, the Bridge at

to that of God.

ijm.,1,,1. .mjieaemuem, uie unugeaij L(. ?u So much of the provisions! l,,ul 1,1 i:" lJ aL ' wciu uuhiucuoii, . -r--- - the Fallsof Ohio, atulthe passive of'of the laws relating to the canal landslor obstructions may have been !laced" ' 5 : r . l. ii... r lie. ma V tie IlPCPt?n ri I v pnm nvpn in t ( f?

in such case made and provided

Sec. 2. And be it further ordained,

that in every case where, obsti uction,

O. P. Q. !of five or six Rail road i h.ariers.nndthe'or sales thereof.or any other laws, as! 1,1 all' 01 tiie streets or al,c) ' -oresaid.

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discussion of the preamble and resolu-!cofn(1 w lthl:' lhe Pview ot this net, be;' '--'V - U1 "'.S.41"'"

present general assembly entitled "an

act supplemental to an act providing

shalof the corporntion, to notify the

person or persons who may have caused the same, to romove such obstruc

tion or obstructions, within a reasona-

i-rom the 1, .stou I) ,iU A.'lv. .Ian. lC.i.-n .- . jand the same are hereby repealed. LATE AM) IMPOU FANT PR03P n tce,I on the suljort of the c. 9. This act and the act o

LUiUM'i;. united states Dank eCc. have been DREADFUL RIOTS AT l.YON'S, FRANCE. leading topic.3. Lu'Ji Jv. '21 The nreamblf Rr. resolution, intrndn.

Iamsorrytomfarm vou ti.atthis cil v et by John Fwinjr.on the subject of I and Krie canal' to be in force from!a,.,d 5,K)U,(1 such pcion or persons nestillcoutnues tne scene of the -reatcst t inl. v . ... n -, , , and after their publication in the Indi- blcct or refuse to remove the same confu-ion and riot, by a contest between , e 15ar,k' V rt0 ; ot 1 anient, and Jourua prited at indianapolis. ithi" the time specified, it shall be, themanufacturers and workmen. Tiie othf r ni l,,( rs nitended to alfect the j IL II. MOORE, and is hereby made the duty of such

means for the construction of the Wa-'1,le time tu bc ,1Xcd bJ sucli Mnrshal,

entrance ofeverv street is guarded and! coming Presidential election, been left

no one is su'ueieil to pass unle. he live-i Ia inir upon the table of the Ilou-e. of

in the street, ami a guard is sent w ith

liirn to hi" door. TUKSI)Y MORNING. At 3 o'clock thimornin the firing commenced in the several parts of the citv. Several thousand workmen collected in tne night in the Ratteaux.theotl.ersideofiiie Rhone and h'ive made thcmselvei nrasters of all

Sp'rofthe House of Rep'i. DAVID WALLACE, Pres'tofthe benate. Approved, Jan. 21st, 1832. N.NOBLE.

Ueptesentntivts, a majority of that body believing that they were not authorized or required by the people, lo interfere

With schemes having for their object InceMon, writing in a friend from New

any interferene with the election of Vnrk said, "As to instilling tri e taste into

President. them (the Americans) you might as well try

to stop the fall of Niagara with a pitchfork."

Marshal to remove such obstruction or

obstructions, or cause, the same to be removed, at the expense of the person or person w ho may have caused the same. And should the person or persons causing such obstructions refuse to pay the said Marshal the amount expended in removiiig the same, he is hereby authorized and required to recover the amount from the person o

he may be necessarily employed in ti e

discharge of his dulies, except two d?y for his personal privileges. Sec. 13. The said supervisor befcr he enters upon the duties assigned hifl shall take an oath or affirmation simUr to that taken by supervisors of pullic high ways. JOHN SCOTT, President Attest J. B. DURET, ClerkFebruary 13th. 1822. BY LAW For the government of the Board of Trustees, and its Officers. Be it ordained by the President anl Trustees of the Corporation of the town of Logansport, That said board shall hold its regular meetings on tl e Friday of the second week in each month, at one o'clock, at the Seminary,

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