Indiana Farmer, Volume 13, Number 1, Salem, Washington County, 26 July 1822 — Page 3

! s !r.U !y y.'it vour 'nature to, repeal- !;' tha: isw which forbids voluntary oath?? or d vou attempt to palm a fase.hood upiu the e ; :N-; which you think will not be discovered i n f U after the election ? Mr Je:;t.i:i h is been hi o!ii;e for man voir? in this state, an. I during tlve v!i e ton:, t :h :i uMi'jjuh'd m-ans to become c'p, w::h The pe 'p'e, to-i:s alter -ur- h i e t.ken !v hm, every nook, hole and cr'ifi-Hasti.'oa.Tchcd fr pros dvts : euvv m-a-eire iemted to, that c ."ahi he invented to -cure and acqahe j.uviu: a:.d whit v tub! appear strange. ;v d ir-coasiitint w;;;i r -pe. ,ikai simphci t . h ha vet M ; er! -,: the niij irks one a a! h'zmdiatir-g .hud;;e y !' a Mri.tv-r. i t tu iso: : hiaie.t Ix.ioe.n. ile i- s ill on the o ta f o:n p t ?o p t. I; on p d! to pi'i. i: oat in , c '.; r i: c' tn'ij: up c larce. and rerlormifj; the air.:-.'', "t s'larer, friend .:id a - q i l i f ! ' 1 1 ! : e . . iii v.-it:i i!. m inV he I.-ve h.'u uu ho.iet piVhim. a tit ma!i t. p.; .ikj i ' ' ' 1 s t.ii'!i'"v. I'l l i i Hi iivo ia.v, ! t.eaf: i f " ,1 "i .:'.' .' ' 1 .v .' -. '' i T t-ttS. :i .

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;. ,.i ! ij.i: C.'t'Cr- .! (h:;)p.r. ti-.c tv. ttn:h - ! C i; ;- hj o,:c Ocj a-. er;-, vy'iai, t trtif, a; h. t ile-tr.-y fr.v c'.a;a;trr in i U oir.rr b-ar witness tht: t i-.r'..cs u! :n- :e(;u:..:; a. VV.vh his cvi.ijr.vc, a tl I i thcredit, v. h-ch i: !rs i i-s. M . Vo. c f.ri: ccrtlicatf, wb.ic'n I liavr .i:rr.-.ils publii.-J, aa-, procure! t :ib r. .h lirst cb?.r-;.-i which wrtc me, an.', bclore th publica. io.i ..i ( i C'crf.h : ttr-. 'IV.e. present cc iti t'- : 3l r. Porter tan:U opp.rd t Ci r.;. ?.Ir. i'. r.cr's rrpu:iiin torlin h is w.ll cstJ-b'iiihc'J mil bv n ) '.? ;v , utint. ; an.i ,':js ho co.fZ .'.c. '

u?bL frcm t!.at, visit, That I never heard ,i single man, any party, in his native .'county, in tvhicn l?hefiiel(l is situated, doubt his republican principles. That I myself, iefr that county in September, 1819 ; at vhich time ( is it alva s h idbelo e) Mr. Dawey's character stood hih for integrity, talents, atid patriotism all which i would swear to were not voluntary oaths unlawful. JOHN 11. lHhTFKK. .laU, 22, :S22. e do ccrtitv that we are well acquainted -,vit! J .ijri It Pijrt.r, and thnt hi char.;:ter fortrutii is petfectly good, and his wind eiiti'b-d io lull credit. n. Mi Kr. w. noc.c.ATi, JMKS rKVUS't.V, 7. LIMll.KY. 3 CALL JSAIIIVN L1NDLKY. i" !r.';e'iv rerfilh-, t.hat w- have k'lown Ch trles I) uev f-o;u his ycu li ; thi we f ,- ite.l . -esideJ 'm th town of Shelli bl, I it -husotts, which'was the p'are .t lii --ei:lTKe : that hi c.h.f aeter for intej;ri' v in ' or was alvvavs tab Tha we never ''end ot hi btp'dirjir ti pai'v (or tiie pur-i-e f ut':oition to Geneval Government f -i - bjiii ' c nvei liOvi in f e mu i'ii..': hu-v-iei d bis opp.iu; the m;m fi .t tlie I .i ie I S'at''1 troop nor of l,,s beit;; a !u--;o'vr .f ?he llartfoid Convention, until 'rh io nuitions wei e made sul)erj lent to h:s beco iiin a candid ite and we believe bat noto uf se things could be true wiiinmt our knowing it. N m. U Dkmici;, JoF.rn GuiGiis. Fritictton, Ju'ifGth. 18x12.

sjlem. yuLrCGf 1822. The election is near at hand, and vre are lad of it. The electiurteerers have seized upon our paper, and seem determined to manage for us, but they must let go their holds after another week and then we will pursue die old course. It had been our determination for some time past, that our pa4er should remain silent on the subject of the approaching election: and should have maintained his position, could we have acted consistent with what we conceive to be our duty a3 publishers of a newspaper. It has alwavs been our opinion that the press h.uld be f ee for the discussion f all subjects, which have a relation to the conduct of men in ( !-i e. and that it should not be under the control of such as aie most able to bribe it infiueno.'; ami with a determination that no pecuniary interes' shall fl'ct ?he politics of our papT, and to steer our course according v, the acceptance of pay for what has already been puh'Mitd has been refused. And we wio it to be understood, that we are ,ov-eroi-d by measures, not men;" and that our press i fi ee for all, ivhoe f ject would seem for the pub.ic ;o.d, witfmut even a ret.-d to our private feeling, as it respects the 5taridiii: and character of men.

Kflctw;ll upon the rer;. fi: ttrs i J,ha I. Nc.-K- ::pd o:hcfs, which pirport to give ihc vub-tan.v: d a vav i convtrsatiun tcfiect up u (be ease, w t.i which the most iur.occr.t coraersatiO'.i, rnav he pervetf-d to the v-oi-t ends, by stlccting parts and scraps ol it, .m 1 ;.-ni!t-tir. .j tb.e balance an 1 then k yur bc-lvc5, if voa can Itcheve. lor aire moment, that I would on the wr t e ot the election, in die midst d ni p.-l.t cat cueni'.es vatching my cvr w o J a vow seir.imer.ts, which I m;t l;.ie known, would incvita'jly destroy niy hepts? It is pre p sterous t siipo js so. i declare moit solemnly, th it I d. !, over u:rl over aa'.n, avow io (in X. c! that I was, and ever had been, a repub can in pnr.cipjlc, th ;t I w as atta ..he d t the a.'iuitiistra.i-:u of Air. .1 -T.ro. i d that I o;Lred no opp JS'.l'.on 'o ihc !. t ar, oth.erwise th iri ihv in.en a.ni'. tor np'mi'jn, that its Di e l a h ATI on w ,s im p clitic, owin to ibe '.hen situ itno of t e country. W'hv has not ad th s b.o-n irt.tied as a part of the convrrsatio!.? i mtru'h is too app ireot; it w uld n -t hive answrrcd the ir.aid.ous purpi;ito of my enemies. I have not attacked rn appor.ent, in this contest I hav.r prov .kcd no atta. k c;i rnvsclf. Yet with what virulence am I Lee : It is now, fellow citizen, for you to determine whether u will soffer th mo,: unenerou, ar.d unjust. fiaole electioneering, the foulest calu:nny, and dibasest falsehood, to destrr.y y .ur en? T flener, in a man, who tend-rs you tun best tfTort?, for the promotion and bet u ritv cf yccir best interest. CIIAHLKS DKWKY. I do b.cteby certify, that I v.el. knew Charles Dewey, formerly of .Sui flh.ld, M-i. now a camlidate for C oniess, in theft: congressional district, both hetore and al ter the late war with (i.eai Ihitain, and until his departure from luli dd, for Indiana, in the fall ot 1810, that his intended removal to Indiana, was matter of public notoriety for some months previous to his starting. That I was well acquainted with his whole history the- I never knew or heard of one single act of opposition on hi part to the general uovei nment, nor of one single act of opposition to the late war, at ter its declaration ; that if Mr. Dewey had been enaed in opposition to the govern iii.-nt, or war, I mut have known it. That it was well understood that Mr. Dewey temporary visit to his sister, just over the Canada line, had nothing to do with bi politics or the war, but was entirely of a piivate natute. That I frequently mixed in btj'wiely uthhiw kfttr bin return to Shct-

We are au'hoiied to announce Saumel Inc as a candidate for the next General Aem.j y . I'or ffi.' In. liana Fanner. The S i.i ii i-, : s-n and "the p-rapcl has awak; I ti ,:r Slumbers and s-e the tortr.uT r, ''nncnt of ;nd ana B dlmor; :p y h i; w ;s coiled the o!dn 1 i i L r'- aer b tllensin. I brhtld a i 1 i ili i w,s ipv en to the K c.n p eth. -nr'e's and fund-, then I beh-Id and

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t: es people to 'eheve them, es, we will w-.v unto tlum hew taxsts and a sore burchn, in Oder that we m.iv tiave thim 1 r s :r t nts at our command. Is this tree and q ib'e, r.o, it is drawing us up to treliiil T;-rrof mahomat, aid cr;uniiu' Us w h hans .of pt stih-nce and degrada tio.i n v pore da-aded carrrc ter as som p,rnn hr.cn col me, that I wold be an imp'ston to 'Ik- cour.ty if Kiccied, g )d for!)td th a I ever shohl p'es a tax ap on the beds r.f my b How sitizen-, to rais funs tor sertin d iscs wich was apinted l)y the or ertd el legb-laiive body to receive the siiVie w d) u- env tunhcr incundjerrc nee, it out g aomoit Is free, evety man has a t ec 'N'odu to appear as a card-date if h- iho.ks pr. per, therefore I took it o O ; m srlt so to Do, ar.d exspected whv-n to.s cam to the hands of the fathers ut the consiutior: of indiana, that tha w Id I'l.-.ce to Se the Spent of the pore ra sd fo the good of the State, but what was the ishue, in stul of commirg forward to r.us the spcrit of wclcom tha on shcth'd the swords of Hsterness, and ra s.dthc fierry and bloody hatchet to h w 1) .un and ch ar the s-aks and let not a pore man apoi thrm. Dut com forwad as srrvents to serve thrm; fclow-sitizens, f we have a lree g vtiment les have it, I'm a republican .My prinsipels is giving a free privthdg to all to worship there god ogrt ible to there dtctats giving no exsclusive Wright to one more then a nother, ro quintn gof a Stablishment, It t every church for ni ther on I nstitutions ..point there one trusttecs, without the ordei ot he esscndjly. Your iivst umb'.e seiment, SA.MWKL ISAAC.

We are authorised to shite, that , V. Thornton has declined holding a poll tor Congress. II- is in a low state of health, having had a severe a'tack of die fever, and is now slowly recovering. They have ot him; they've jot him; ves, ZjcIi I.ii.diey catch'd the hore thief, "and brought him, hore and ail, through Salem, last atuidhy. He had sold the" horse be stele tium () ange county, and had stolen another but Luollej has rejiared ttiem bodi, to their rihtfui owners; and the theif, a- this is court week in Orange, unv Ik-eci-rfed to Jell, r on i I !e. Hut tbeo d n.ue i past learning a new trade; for he looks to be full fifty. Hi, name is unknown to us. V, e disiovcr in the Madison papers an ad v ei tienient for two hones, which were stolen from tha' p'are on die t i-ht of th 2 1 mst We should have pi.blhi. d i-, had n.t a i;-ntieman from that country, inform ed us that the owners baj puisjcd them on towards D.troit.

The three men who escaped Horn the Penitentiary at J, ft'. r-onel!e. we are cred iblv informed, vine ui ronrob d af;iojt wet k sinr. by a party of men in pursu.t i f them, in the c-iunty of Kiplev; when first discovered, they were seated lound a small fie in the woods, at a little distance from the road which leads from Madion to the New Purchase ; us soon as they discovered ' that tltev were surrounded, thev made an attempt to es.are. when thev were fired

j w " - upon, and two (d them were killed upon

, i tie spot, the other elected hi. purpose.

; The following is the substance, of a note to i the I'.ist tUll. acc.(jtiij)aU'jitig th" lust I JIail trmn .Mutlison j Firi.'firk! fire! -Madison has b.-en j on fne for ttiese two hours one square : is consumed ard the fl imes are spreading fst. It commenced at the Madison i Hall, and has spread up Main Cross

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For the hulxana Farmer. At a meeting of the Farmers of Wndiinton county, held at i"iub m, the 15th inst. to consult on the most eligible mode of endin their suiplu produce to market, arid uf receiving returns tor the same, Samuel Lindb y wa called to thr hair, ai d NVillum II oh b, apptonted Sectetarv. O.i inn'i iii. Ilesolved, diat Smnui-1 M i b ov , Robert MMnti.e, J i.e ! 'IvinneN , Di id Denny. S.itnuel l.ir.dley, .Nathan i ruebbifd, Zitlmriah Nixon, James vouni;, M.ais'on (i. Claid, (' llhriisrm, William llo'.tis, aof Jeremiah Rowland, be appointed a committee to draft a constitution arid artit.h s of agreement of a company, in contemplation to he formed, in ordet to cany thr above object into eflect, and that they report the vioie to the next meetif, to be be,l (ho 2 i monday in August next at Salem, at 2 -VI o k p. m ()rdend. 'VA the minu'es f this meeting he punlished in the Indiana F.nner. CKh LINDLKY, Ties't. Wm Honns Scc'v Satem lud. July 15, 1822.

IJtdcs Wan led. rjpHE subscriber informs the public, that k. lie will ;ive C cents per pound, in round silver, or leadier at tulver price, for GllE EX HIDES, delivered at his Shop, in Salem. Dry hides will be taken at their real value, the pi ice in pr ('portion to the situation of the hide, fie will also take in hides to tan and finish on the shares, at the rate9 he has formerly done. Anil further he informs the people, that he docs not expect to follow the newinvented plan of giving a private premium fin hides, over and above the market price, in order to draw the custom out of the hands of mv neighbor hide-buyers ; as I look upon thi plan to be of a low and under-minding nature, and beneath the dignity of even half gentlemen. 1 flatter myself, however, that the inventor of this plan will find it to he unpopular, and will no more resort to sin h low and pittiful means of getting hides. Fair play is all that is asked for, by your humble servant, who would suffer many inconveniences before he would take up with the low scheme of undei minding his fellow citizens to increase his own stock. OLLKY scorr. July 22 1822. 13.3 DESTROYED A SET ol Dies for coining Spanish mill 1L dollars, ami other aparatu supposed vtiue, about S&O. They were taken by the Hotio Regulating Company, frorr. two men who called their names Salmon, and said they wei e residents ot Jackson county.

Land for Sale. THE subscriber offers for sale a quarter Section of Land, 4 miles south of Livonia, in Washington county, 25 acres of which are under improvement, with a good dwelling house, barn and out building?, an 2p. pie orchard and meadow. One payment only is made into Land office. Ha will take in payment any good trade, such as horses, a waggon, &c. Apply to the sub. sciioer, 2 miles south of Livonia. SAMUEL C. THORNTON.

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VUBLIC mYOTICE, "TS hereby given, that I forbid all and evej ry person from harboring or trusting, in any manner whatever, my wife, Rebecca, as she has quit providing for me, for I am determined not to pay any debts of her coti-tractin-after this 18th July, 18C2.

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LIST OF LETTERS, Remaining in the Post Ofii e at NewAlbany. Indiana, on the fi st day of July, A. 1). 1S2:2, which, if not taken out before the ft st day of Ootohpr next, will be sent to the General Post Ofuce as dead letters.

James Allison S. L. Alward B

William Raily

Alexander Mughcs Frederick Hanger J George Johnston

Isaiah Iriirbam

James Ih-sse, Sheriff Peter Johnson Floyd county James Jones George Erigotman RuDert Johnson J .nathan Heard, 2 K. fi v. Mr- thowu John Kendall John iiad-er All Kimber&Co. William Hutler L He j iinin liuckman KInathan Lvon Willi im Bailey carjit. Stephen Larigforc D.niel liroukhart fA Ei. Haylor Philip Mosar George M Culloch Elliott Curtis P Dvid Culiey Mr. Pe'e kin Wm. li. Churchman Packson Eastburo Jacob rj. Cooper i'utrick P e.elpa N idia' del (-handler It Vm, !. Ciaij Caleb R'Kords John Cair John Read D S f-aic I).' Witt ea Shuw James Devenish Doct. Strickland I7 Marietta St urges John Puber Tilliston Spaiks Michael Frederick Micltacl Sehwarde g p Henry Gaylord Sarah TurnbuII Amos Gjiifrey John Till H Mary Wills Thomas Hawkins, 2 Charles Wheeler Mai tin Dimes I3-Jt. JOEL SCRIHNER, P. JI.

A LIST OF LETTERS, Remaining in the Post Oflice at Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, which, if not taken by the fitst day of October next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.

Charles Johnston L William Laforce Jacob H. Low K James Kent James M. Kerthby,3 Judi;e Ketcham Wm. M'Kean, M William Mere John Mvers r N Wm. Netncomb James Tireal P Jo'in Partshaw

Thomas Alsburry H Wibiam Hecbcr Charles Bacer J ey Brown ('lark Barlii gnne John Hur chain Mathe w Hi ow n John Barns John Hu-cai k C Huh Core Joseph Cambe! John Claypool William (Chambers Ritcbard Cronme

Rubin Clarcwaters Jessey Pope Daed Cane 11 D Philip Rhght William Dcskins Henery Riddel Junes Dawson S K Solomon Sfonp William Ellert Stephen P. Sealer James Eledge Hennery Severe F William Shervc John Forbs Aaron Spead G Joseph Smith Daniel Gogs James Smith Drury Gilliam Samuel Scott Isaac GaUsby John Slokely David Grimes Sherifl'cf Morgan Co. Roberson Graham T II Peter Tell Wm. Hedger Wilson Taylor Francis Hickrr.ond Ebenezer 'Tibet William Hau'tnons, 2 W Craven P. Hester, 2 Divid Wooley Tho' liancoc John W haley J Y Samuel Irvin John Young John Jackson 13-3t. WILLIAM HARDIN, P. .V. FOR SALE, k V this Office, a few copies of the Laws j. passed during the last session of the General Assembly, on reasonable terms. ICT All kindi of Justices blank forsalc at tiu office.