Indiana Farmer, Volume 35, Number 1, Salem, Washington County, 17 January 1823 — Page 3

THE lNDIANA FARMER SALEM, JANUARY 17, 1823. The Legislature adjourned on Saturdy the 11th. We have not yet received a list of the Act passed.

The report in circulation, a few days since, that the Legislature had authorized a sale of the school lands, is incorrect. We have once before expressed our opinion on this subject, and shall at some future day,

when we nive nv;e lei-ure, endv'avor t show the ijn-rt"T!-f ol the Legislature's luakirg any pioL-;o;i tor a sals rt tnese land, in a.-: iv.ucti rs the Vpestirn ha"? het u hruMht befare the Leir.!a:ure, ar.d a mil ip.tr--Jure d and stren -Iv j')p rt; d bv

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ie well ur.derstoo :, i t5r,L r to prevent its o-corrdng a sut ject of fvure leg slation. We hop2 our u other editors w.ll speak (Vci lv .n ' is 'Jject, as it is ope of vitd itntvrtanee to tiu futus e niu-ertfy f the

ttte. it is o?)e jo w.ncti, every person J wUo feels a love of t,o.intiv, deepv iti- ; t erected. !ec:.w on t h ul or t:! i.;at.a;e- j ruent of these lands depends m great de- j tree the murals ami ch.ii actt-r of ur s'm e, I

w aich is, with wis and dierM?t lium. irient, destine.! .hereafter, fietn i Ijcji adv?. titles to he ranked .vivjng the ir?t a'a'es

rf I he ctiion, W ithotlt rev erting f t?:-in- !

tpn of Cori're-s in icrervsrr: thefe ta::d-, in regard to titie, or the had policy as it re-

p-rts the time atid mariner, v. e u ill t vr the j p eent, simpiv observe, that, th-e iard 1

v.ere reserve! ior a vorrr.anent chooi fuod.? ar.d the rigv.f t) t7 in-p! a ri.if to apnr.jtii i.i!?, and it approj?ii&ted, pc: iMbetity ot tlie fund ceases.

gainst ttiH dai;cr. The mother hatl kit !

tlie itifanr in the care rd'a d o stic: on rt-iurii, he r.as inlotnipd tlat thecal was fund with its two foro p '.v.- fast i ncircli:. the child's n?rk, rn.d irs mouth in that ot the child, winch was nailv snlVodted: aiid Lrreat exer'ions v. ere tiecesir- to extricate ihe helples- littfe sullVrer from its peiilous situation. T.;e Mory whs not tnurli liecded hv the ino!h'i: tu? what ws. her horror on heiin awak:irnl in the rio!u ?v the convul soil stiUtin. d'the infant, and find0 ttie Same cat. in the same niMtion, and the chi d :,iin reduced to nearly the last ex trtn.ity ! The cat wa inirnediatel v ihrest out id die wir.dow; ami bo n.i.ch e:piness doi she manifest to return to It victim, hat he hioke through a pane of 'ass to eHVct her of ieet. It was no' until the. cat made a third ;.itenipt on the following dav thatilie wts put to death. Vat. Jut.

Frr.ri tk National ntell;encer. The b 1 piovida;;; 1 ;r ihc iuriher sup-

pr.-ssi' n ot i .racv, winch pisv d ih" Houe ot K"prrsentativcs on Fr id.y '.a 3 tiikcn up in the Senate vestcrdav, pw.se tl

threvrh all its sta s, and

unanimously

rciurntu ;o tne iiouse ot itpreeinutive. It i.vv: mr.y be conif!ertd a law, watuirgonlv ths ?. probation of the President, by wh"m its p-iss-gc was reccmitiecdd to C-T.-es.

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From the "atio:.at T'ltcll'irc-ce','. 'e arc idad to perceive that the select coTimir'c c in the House of Representative' Has reported a bill for continuity ih Cua:! ; d ::nl head, it ;s usually called, to ihc Mat Ii .k ol the MUsiss'--

Cor 'lei ior tl'.is l'o-td asihrbisid

at Bror Vn, N. o5J list, to take

into consideration tht best mcnr.s of ;.idirp; th.c uidortunatc Chctk', in their struggle lor liberty. lien. J. (i. Swift ums called the Ch.air and V.'m ISIkad ivq. v." is ch'-stn Secretary. Several rest lu-

ticjns were passed, and a committee appointed to ask f-:-r mency to aul tlie glorious causs ot this once splend d people.

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F.om f'.e Nutioti?.' In? elliicnc'-r.

cf Lawyers, spread over the state. It seems to be the younger member of the profession generally, who engage in this business; and Te presume our readers will join with us in opinion, that ?uch supporters presage nothing practically very sound or discreet, either in selecting a candidate, or adopting judicious means for supporting him. We hotfever feci so much pleasure in the prest nt failure of the scheme to plrdge Ohio as a supporter of Henry Clay, that we shall not 2t present add much more dvan to call our readrrs to the claims of DK W'H I T CLINTON upon their notice. W hatever may be brought forward as a recommendation of Air. Clay, the matter can be found in infinitely more perfection in IWr. Clinton if we except the faculty of making an extempore declarr itorv speech, or a pita to a jury. Whoever ii anxious for internal improvement, for Canals, for Hads, for an improved agriculture, will find in Mr Clinton a head to conceive and a hand to execute, all that can be desired, thry.will find in Mr. Clinton the reality, while in Mr. Clay thev have a mere pretender, whose ole mtrit consists in making frvrv speeches upon such subjects but vvhoenn point to no practical monuments of his iibd ty and zeal. In short, we ttel safe in saying that Mr. Clay's merits are merely in ccpyir.g Mr. Clinton they do not consist in originating or peifccting any thirty whatever. ?dr. Clinton and his friends can point in New York to her grand Canal to her system of free S: hcols to her agriculture, as practical supporters of Clinton's claims. Hut we abk, to what can Mr. Clay or his lriends point as proofs of h';3 capacity or benefi cial lahot?

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Samuel Sievens, Jr. of the Enstern i Hemainini; in the P-t Ofh e at Paoli, In hcite, v a.s, on Monthly laHt,elrcted C-.v- j diana, the lt of January, 18 .3, which, if

2t;rr it would, V7,h:ut ttie li ).d, be s h i " ered in p:e:c, vr had vi;h dehlit every drn.r.-trati-.j'.i twarcis the pr r e rvzti n cf w h.it been Jot;e, an.i the cxe. ution ct he rni;! dr ul We arc ghid to find a d fi me shape given, bv this b.ii, to the pr -p o tion to ( '.nti'vae the R " ri o the id'i Wi stern Sta'e of the Union, passing in its course through the seals of government of three of the S'.atrs. We li ; c th bill -v i II hecaie a law, the pis-

sage of which alone would entiiic the

present Cong-ess to ihe applause oi thn countryn:t;u, u.ad to the gratitude ot pos ttr.ty.

trnor of the State of 3Iarvl,.nd for the ensuing year.

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Tfie to otcupy the rr.uth of the C dumb: a River,' was yesterday Ur'iUglt

t , ihf vf-r v -1 ot ; final fl irstion noon I

it in the II.;Ue of R. prcseiuai i vrs ; that 1

is, the 0'iestion hud b-e:i s a'ed oa or-drrir-g it to hr erg'f :sse !, a::d thoi- i lavorofit h..i sf:ocl up to be coo..;el, when Mr. Wri ;h: .daimrd lite fi or, and

Vr.sTvr.iir). The Pittsburgh Mcrcucf the ult. svv I l.eie ir now

King at the mouth of Wayne strret, in this city, a shVdop rigg-d krel boat, thirty five h-et long, with several famd e? on board, who embarked in this boat a: the mouth of "rood crc k, head pf the Oneida lak. "d Ntw-Y.irk. The course pu rcc! Pitt-.i)ui g'n, was

the O ieivla Hk' and iivcr into lake O oitario, . iag ira to within fi ve miles Phe vessrl was then carried

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not token out bv ?hr lt dav of Ap'il next.

will he sent to the Ce:ic:al Post Office 2a di-ad letters. , A . J Cliar'c? 3. Ash worth TVIichae! J linstcn

by pa--thr thcr.re

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cor.ttr.ut ii the d. bale. It w is ev:d-

thnt, h.id the q i s'i'n been ih.cn takn, thtrre w,n a decided majority arjiit.si the 1)111. After further d b.ttr, .Mr. i'l. yd h.ii7e'i iTi.ivcd iti posiprn-ment, tn .d: in: 1" b-Lly that the rr.e'ire will g'.:n frici.d'i hv d-f-rr:n,7 for a t?nte a leci'iioti on it. The drb.ite, if not conviu.ing m us in f.tyoi ol thr measure, his yet bet n interfiling and ir.itruot.ve upon some P'nts ot r c a t imnrtoee in tne'r ear:rg on the fuuj'e p diey of this country, but whn.h are vet seldom dicuied. Po. Jons h.p..Nc:i :s elected a Sen iior of thr U.iitcd States from lite tate of N rth Cirohi:J, to suc;:-cd Mr. Stokes, vvhoie term of service will expire on thr 3d day of March dc:. On the final b illot, Mr. Yascty's name b-ing withdrawn, Mr. UkANCM recriv.d 1 C"J votes, Mr. Stokes eighty six. lb. Th list London pipers inform us that "the King has li- rn ple tsrd to appoint Henry Ukwik Addiscton, 1p. to he Secretary ot Legation to the United otates of America." lb We are glad to see tint lUevet Major Latal of the LT. S. Aftdiery, has been elected Secretary of the state of North Carolina, which is said to be one of the most lucrative office of thr S ite. He is the son of the iate C I. Laval, and received a very severe wound m hcrvice during the late war. lb.

of the

rojtx e iaus on w. -ls, a:1..; pi'.cerl m

toe river two mile" aoove l;ic I -its; sne , thn pursued her course to Portland, on lake Ilrtc, and vvaa again placed on wheels, I and ran ' d seven mdes along a good road j

to thr. Ch uauqj i lake and creek into Con'-wano creek entered the Allegheny rivcrat Warren, Lne county, Pa. and arrived safe at Pittsburg. Facts like thee are worth preserving, and their d'.iTjsion m iy h? cf ultimate utility. It is also pru'.tictd evi(h-i;ce, that a water communication between I'lttsburg and NewYork can be opened without difficulty.

Lewis Allen Ii F.an-i Hl.ind v:iinuel tv-nMin John Boldney C Kary A Poward VViliinra Cra!; J din Co,k J.'aeph Crawford cti-dtich ('aiter I) IVjrter.n J)::rrnch

Vi!,u:n U Daltea

lldr. ard Kmcrj F D.uid Finley David F:s'icr H William I!o.itt Hannah ll daday William Harper rewls Ham mils Stephen Haaipiioa Seneca Hill

We are informed that Commodore

Hi' hard Jar.ic V Westley Jenkins K M.irtin Krotsiner Alexander Keitn M Tlininfl- Monedon I-!ain Martin Uohert M'Kinney William MdJrocni, 2 P John Pencii 11 J intc,s Ilv.den J..hn Rotes Henry Haters, 2 s Jacuh SttM-hen Thoiiibs S,-".r James Und-wood W Wiliiatn Wardpn Michtei Weaver Jonathan V iison i' toi up I Wort el

CIim k of ()rnf Co.

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A LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Bloom-

ington, Monroe county, Indiana, on the 1st David Porter has been appointed to day of January, 1823, which, if not taken

out by liie Nr day of Npril next, vvd) he

the coin nand of our Nival Forces on J

the West India Station. Nat. Int.

The New System of Geography, by Sidney IC. Morse, published in September lat, has been introduced into Yale College. It appeal' from this work that in 17'JOthe states wet of the Allegheny mountains contained scarerly 100,000 inhabitants, and that in 1 820 those states, including Alabama and Mississippi contamed more than 2,000,000.

Rent to the General Post Ofhce as dead

lettei s.

B Alfred Ihikark Peter lliu'.i Jev IVowti.

AVilliam Kin I. Jerremiah Lockwood M

N7pout, n i. dkc. 4 Canthz following bf true. 1'he remarkable prpen,ty of cits, in sucking the breath t'f inf.uifg, lias often been spoken of, and fm been considered by many liiiulous; an instance occuned in this town last week -Vhich, t'rjuld put pr.r tul ori their aard p.-

ont the LiiZspcudsht Frets and FreeiLjni's Cincinnatti, Df.c. 26. L P. G I S L AT I V E NOMINA ITU N. It appears Air. Cly3 hopes of a nomination in Ohio, have failed. Wc rejoice that they have, lor whatever may be his merits, either more or Us3, no impartial man can hesitate in admitting that his operations are commenced too soon. A man 40 years of age, who is not known under any very favorable circumstances of the nation at large whose strongest claims for admiration or confidence are founded, at best, upon mere talk or declamation, is not the one whom we desire to see put forward at the present time. Our readers may stare, but ve assure them wc have good authority for saying that Air. Clay has un organized band cf supporters in Ohio, exsmpsed chiefly

Spencer Ilurlingame I) mil Mull

C Orin Crochr, 2 Benjamin Chandler Thomas Carter D Samuel Dicky Elijah Elliott G Stephen Grimes Gibson Garret John Gray II

Philander V. Molester

J i.nes M ttloch

lUice Miller K. C. lloherly N Conrtiaie Nosier P Tdarmriduke Potter II David lloirer John llpU-y S Avcrinn lllierrcl James Smith

Samuel Holmes Moses Iljcks Craven P. Hester Saran:! Jones, 2 Hosca Jaeobs

Jatnes Ilenl 35

Hennery T hams 3 W James Whitcomh

John N"o(id Win. W. WiUon Jatncs Wattcis John Whaley Jese Wright WMi HARDIN, P. M.

hards hig,h, ?cyen jears old last spring blaze face, short main and tail, his under lip white, and a small white spot on the near shoulder, the fore legs white tnd near hind leg, the off hind fuot white, a lare scar on the under jaw, s.hod before, a natural trotter appraised at twenty-five dollars, before me, this lOhdav of Jriusry, 1823. 35 JOHN DKNNY, J P.W. C.

TAKE NOTICE, rjpHAT, on the 27tn instant, will be ofjL fercd for sale by the subscriber a. publie vendue, in the town cf Salem, Wa&hing' ton county, the well known horse P R 0 S P ECT: where twenty five-dollars will be prompt pay, the balance twelve months crcdid, hy the purchaser giving bond with approved security due attention will be givrr, hy me, IliA RICHARDSON. January 17th, 1823, State of Indiana, Monroe county, Beunblassom tuiri.sliip. fljAKKN up, by Lewis Noat, one Bay Ji Horse Colt, not docked nor branded, supposed to he two years old last Spring appraised to twelve dollars, before me, a Jusnce uf the Peace for said county. . Given under my hand this 3th day of December, 1822. So-S'-p.

Samuel hartsock, j p. v 8.1LEM LI mm nr. rPHE membeis of the Salem Library JL Company arf requested to meet at my office, in Salem, on the evening of the 25?h dav of January, intant. at candle lightingto take into consideration d e propriety of laying a small tax, and to do any other business that may bf thought nicesary. All persons disposed to j dn the Company, or who f-el friendly tc its prosperity, are also invited to attend. J ROWLAND, Librarian, January 17ih j 823.

TAKEN UP. IP Y JOHN SCLRUM, of Pospy tqvnMj sitip, Wahi'gori cn'inh , one ha v Ci1 , supposed to he fie veurs ou) last spring, 1-t hand-i high, i.o brands percenahle jpra:ed to twenty iloliais. hv Fora. Johnstot: and Levi Harman, before me. AARON H ARDEN, J. P W C. December CUt, 1SS2. SJ-3

A LIST CV LETTERS, Remaining in the Post Office at New-Al-harw, Indiana, on the lit dav of Januarv, 1823, which, if not taken out before the 1st day of Apnl next, will he ent to the General Post Office as dead letters, vi?: A Jane Ivirkpitrich Richard Aston, scn'r L

Maiguet Adtain George Lidil ay

Jo:m P. Agari

B VN'tlliam Bailey Charles U. Brown Stephen Beers C Geargs Ca?sc!l Mrs. Conner George Cottonhatri 1) Daniel D ugiierty Gilbert DNon William Daniel E Lithrop Fdderkin, F G. J. Floyd, 2 J shua French George Framoe John Flickner Mason C. Fitch II John IIir!hou o A. polios Hess

Jarnrs

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Henrv Liutun

Ct aven L v i.n Stephen Laugford M J co!) Maubec Daniel Musslerran Jacab Mu cell, 2 N Danh I Nicholson P WilliTin Pukon ClialieS P.sXsoa S Casper Sbibe N iiliaui S;v i J 'remi di St;ti r Jonathan P Stockmaa John Sv hiotherOack. Michael !?-diwaiiz. T E'-Anbeth Tetrirk: J 1) Thmnason, W Richard Watson Joseph L. Wick

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JOEL SCRIIiNER, P. M.

TAKEN UP, TJ)Y John Evans, of Washington towniJ). ship, Washington county, o:i the road leading from Salem to New-A.lbany, a IS II I GUT SORREL IIQUSK, frith a slight wixUre cf grny fun:?, fsarteen

JSTO TICK, TS hereby given that au election will bo JL 1h Id at the Court House in Salem, on the 28th day of January, irist. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, fur the election of Tiustees cf Ihe Presbyterian Society of Salem, the term of service of the old Trustees b::iiig expired. JEREMIAH ROWLAND,? TrusJACOP, RAN PA. tees, January 17, 1S23.

Sheriff's Sale. "Ip Y virtue of a writ of fieri facing to rnc jO) directed horn the Washington Circuit Court, in the .name of Jacob Horner, against Benjamin Shepherd &Wm.Jenttle, t have seized &nd took two tovn lota in tha town of Frederickbburgh, in said coutitv, they being lots known hy numbers 2 and 3, and vyiir he sold by me at (he court houaa door in Salem, in said county, on the 27th iristantibetween the hours of 11 atid 5 clock of said day, to satisfy the axecutioa. aforesaid. LET I WIU GUT. ShtrliF. IV n

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