Indiana Gazette, Volume 6, Number 21, Corydon, Harrison County, 9 May 1822 — Page 1

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Stinted fca&?f DON St.Co. Subttshesa o the Lard oS tW Umtefl State. ft VOL. V. COUYDON, (INDIANA) THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1022. Ho. 21

brandom.&co. Caaitctcnj. The L?isffieii delivered to su'oscribcrs at lUfc iicc, at t'to JDoK'irs per Annum, paid ta a ice. with the addition of TucntyFivt Ceii Tor ever j 8 motital delay in the paj tttnt. SJmcftptinnf at a distance, tr oft off the titta:v ui U irri30a wlllbe required in advance, rn:l roMur.ir.ee ttithGut, unless at the o J-ion -of the E.Utcrs. Na sV)-rintion forUssthtift btb yr.8. A fu! : v- ot pAln Arrearages, and fifing r.o ice ot aco'itiaviaaccpunctualiy atthe close of .hf year . tf ill bi considered as a sabscrir-tum for he ycrts iccdcAing , and the papers will e r.cv.dir.ftl" totr.r.,d as before. vo.r!l:c icnts ccomyanied with the cish, n'M kt l throo times at$l pet Squire, nud 15 cthts fa ch continuance. V Uro ?:?C!ii:nta will not be Ccatinuod t? inr ilnanotie year, unless payAcnt is made V. ... ..:Jj , ...

Ty the I.Me arrival at Nw Tc-tk ZstvUsh papers t!thel26 h nfPtbrury lust have been reccivtd, ccpiouj txtracts from which r.ppcur incur precd.n columns. i will be seen, that ih-r question of peace or war, between Turkey and Russia, still remain nn decide'; ami that the Greeks coiuinur io bUiigftle far their independence. -wTh? internal condition of Ireland does not sectn to have undergone any chaise fcr the fcetterf that unhappy country tslnf; still a prey to mutdet, tui r.d L;aurrcuib:i...-Syrnp:ous ot discontent, fcllwwcdt fey. partial' inAirrectichs, hVts also. applaud, in iFraice; bvV the stability, cf the eaiat iog uiicr of things.dceanct appear to. tiae been ciidatigMd cy tht l! n'j. vsed movements of tii disCGiiteuef', - Tranquility has not hitherto been restored ia Spain, the authority of ihe gjTeminent. being openly res.-jted in various pUces. It appears, ihit ecu :rary n the intormtion receiTea by a futuur arritfil, the Cer;ss have not Only refused to aeKncTrUdu tUe indcjittidtncc cf &o:un fVmeriro. bi:t .?vc also re! t d the treaty toucl:!-tl-j bui'.Tun G iitrM J'Df,.oi,-t di.d Ci t r.J ll!Uii.k',:i:r ;; prci.I;uiio; ol .vicMco, anu ! ci n cd, that Uuy v ill .Onxid'T -ash Tta-rit'?:; the vxiri. g treaties, the rcvgmtioa by any furci;n power of the Independence cf any thtir ttansatlaniic pvotnccs. Tiie hih loiie assumed by the Cortes On tht! occaaicn tntgla have suited ihc SpanisU mon rcby a fe? ctr.tuncs oioi bbt appears incoriiparably rldicuiuus at the present mnc. It is no to be expected t!iat in iur present &i:i;atior, 'vSpain will make any serious attempt

to reduce her rebellious subju;

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autre a hostile rataudej towards any nation which rray be pleased to ackt!osv!edi;e thtir independecce. All the nsSarces of the kingdom will scarce! suffice to niaintuin order in, and teSiore tranquility tf, the peuihaula, and it is evident, that there &re neither men, nor nionsyi to &pare tcr a foreign war. Under sucfi circumstances, the wrath of Spain .will not iiivc.rnach Influence, either on the tfatir.ica of her late protinces, or on th: policy rchich other poirers may be disposed to pursue in relation to ihcns. lis only effect v.i'd betodtprive the Spanish monarchy of all iho frd.:ntaj;ca Chich she raiht ha ye se i urcu by tha adaption of a nanauir?C. J and cntightened policy towards her Atneitceu cl.ildrci r.fi to drat? t&on hec inlet i the indignation cf evefy ad tnirer of rational freedom The independence of South America is re duced to a certainty. It has progressed too far, and is too tell supported

the almost unaaimous voice uftfce

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ftlOT IX PHILADELPKIA. . Vrcm tht Aurora Mdrch 10. The unhappy c mtention th&t baa arisen in the congregation of the cath olic church of Si Mary's in this city, reached a t cry serious and melancholy crisis yesterday. It was the day appointed, under the charter, for electing the lay trustees of the church. The dispute is essentially upon the appointment of pastors. The bishop claiming the exclusive rir:ht to appoint a pastor, Rnd, as allegtd, as many pastors as he may derm fit. On the ether side, the trustees claim tfcd right as tvell of the rejection or refusal of psstcra so appointed, whin contrary to their judgneut3.- The varices law qutbtiur.a which have engaged ievetal of uur curt during the last ct:d present yesr have, at length, been virtually dturmiiud by the clause of the constitution which declares that r.o man shali rs bound to contribute to the support of any pastor, without hia previous consent. The bUhop irststinp on the exclusive power, and the trustees standing upon the tonetilUtion, it became a o;.nt to be determined by the election of irvsltca. Yesterday bein the day of election, these who adhere to the pretensions cf the bibhop, prepared a ticket, composed cf persona nf their Vicvrs, truwa for iho Icy truae' right to choose tiuir onn pautors, r; understand, determined to re elv ct their former trustees, who had discharged their trust to their satisfaction and, who should succeed, was the consideration. The trustees had caused due notico . to be ftWtti of the hours at which the Action should commence and close. The mode o! electing judges of election, is even in our civil elections, imp: tftct, tnd subject to much abuse. There being no (node provided by which choice of judges of elections to be made, but by a 7.va vece acclaKration, by st para. n uflirntativea and ritgHiivcs tu u iFctent piuce, and CoUi.tin iiead jj there i3 no provision int tiopc rs, or cf persons who i :o!d no lawful right to vote; and thus, an stemblige may be made by unauthorised persons core numerous than these who arc rightfully voters; and this major number may elect judges of election, thuUf-h the vot-.s of those who choosa them, could not be received in electing tinoUcs. It appears Hut one ci the parties had oeiermined to pre-ocupy tht plsoe of election. It Is also Bald that per Eons in great numbers had betn brought thither su as to outnumber the leral voters, &id it is said, 2500 pek'SG&c, each with a lough oak s;;ck, took possession of the avenues to the election, many of whom had no lawful tight to be there; certain it is, that a conflict ensuce, in which much blood .was shed, and what ertent cf injury has been done, ia uncertain. The mayor and about ore hundred constable v?cre called in, and more than fift persons have been committed to prison, as parties to the breach of the peace. After a very desperate affray in xrhich a great number of persons were .severely bruised and beaten, and some it is said dangerously, shocking, and odious to contemplate, judges of election were appointed, the election proceeded; and we uodcistand it terminated i'4 the re-election of the f irmer trustees; placing the question on the constitutional groand, and as the power of the purse and tbe choice of pastors &re thus united, the dispute is no.v as to principle closed and settled for ever. The animosity that has been displayed in thia whole aCair, is to be depleredbut we trust wilt oovr cease. lUif iuorc, April IS. A man who was in the practice, of . robbing ft crijt pill ia tho vicinity

Belle Atr, Maryland, was laid In vait for by the Miller on Saturday night last. When the thief had filled his bag with flour, and was about retiring, the miller ordered him to stop, adding: that unlesa he did, he would fire on him, Which he finally did as the thief was leaving the door By the t'.ood which flowed from him, he was trcced next morning lo a neighboring barn. He died on the follbwing day. Hal Am.

AIAsi of Letter , Remaining in the Post OSce at Bloomington Monroe county, Indiana, which if r et taken out by the first day cf July next, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. A-uEdvard Applegatc, Peter Ablc Wil.-iam Anderson. - BPeter Daugh, William Brjrsoo, Jess? Brown, el. it I Beay, 2; Matthew Bro?n, John Buirord, William Bull, Henry Batie.r. C Thos. Carter, Arthur W Carter, James Crain, Robert ClrL, bi.rr.uel Ch&ndon D William Dunning, Thomas Dufeald, Abel Doiiihide, John Davis 2; Isaac Darnatd,Luke Dyer. E Edward Ellct, Christopher Eslinger. F -William Foley. QJamei Gilbert, William GrifCn. K Bmjamifi F. Hall, Samuel 2. I J. James 3amse, Coonrad tfferson I! William Einick. ir, "'M James M'iluthley, 2; Samuel K;s r George- Rimberland. L -William Lemon. M John Martin, Joseph Mercer, John Meadow. O Mr. Orb, John Oaburn, John Owr.ns. P Hew Priblc, Jaccb Payn. Her.ry Itidele, Samuel Rogers. Si-John Scott. Samuel tijott, Stephen P Scilcs, George Sharp, Philip SSentafftr, Calep Stams. T Ebcnescr Tibels, 2; prtcr Tedl, Vincen Tans, Thomas Thornbury. Wi-Jchn Whalcy, John Wilson, TInry Warplcr, Andrew Wampler, David Wallace, Joseph Wallace, EbApril 1st, 1822. 19 3iv

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BV Stephen p-mcron and Joha HoUowell one sorcl filley, about fourteen hands ?nd one half High, two years old this spring with a star in ber face and a Swab tail, a natural trotter, Apprai&cd to thirty dollars by Ms Uivid S. C'own, and Elbert K. l'hillipa. Given under my hand and seal this 22dday of Annl 1622. HENRK HOLLO WELL, j p 19 -3

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BV reter Bingaman, a Flce-Bittco Gey Horse, no brands perceivable, has a Swab tail, supposed to be nine or ten years old, about fourteen hands high, appraised to twenty two dollars by us, William Reynolds and John Dougherty. Given under ray hand this 22d day cfApr;M821. HENRY HOLLO WfeLL, j p. 19 - 3v Printing o? a descriptions done in the neatest order and in dispatch at this offi.ee.

Notice. TO Jean Weathers andTliiabeta his wife, Robert Bowman, Athaxiauus Weathers ft Elizabeth his wife, Milo Bowmaa, Ransoqj Bowman, Julia Ann Btwrian, Lacinda" Bowman and Leonard G W. Bowman. I shall apply to the Circuit Court of Harrison County; to te held at Corydon at the court-house on the third Monday of May next, for a partition ofthe north cast quarter of section s.eventeen in town fchip two north of range five cait of the sccoui principal meridian of the district of Jcfferso'nvule, cf which tract I claim oa right of Jamet Fislarand wife.' and William Bowman aad wif? , two undivided fourth parts April 12th 1822.

Y Uam Anuiarna.

U. W. NELSON atty.

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BY Gecrge Mc'Cullough in Floyd county ar.d state of Indiana, Franklin, townfhip ONE BAY itARE AND COLT, the Mare ia about thirteen hands an a half high no brands or marks perceivable, six or seven years old, tho Colt has a star in his forehead and hia left hind foot w hi tea about one year old; appraised to theirty dollars 07 us this 20th day of April 1822. Jacob Brnce, Benjamin Barker A Copy test, CALEB NEWMAN, j. p.

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by Mary Leonard, iathe state of Indiana, Floyd county Franklin township one Sorrel .Marc, about 14 hands high, with a long bo tail, several saddle spots, both hind feet white, about thirteen or fourteen years cf age, appraised to 15 dollar by Shcldin Boldiag tt J Potts, posted before me on this 25ih day of March 1822 CALEB NEWMAN, j. p. 20 3w

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XY John Colems living in GrersCeld town ship Orange county, - ONE SORfeEL MARE, Three years old, thought to be about foe; teen banUi one inch high, a small blaze in hr forehead, r.o brands perceivable:--appraised to twenty-five dollars by Jacob ToWcr aad oaathan .Floyd. Cloud BetheW 3. p. 18 SO AList of Letters. Remaining in the Post OfSce at Palestine, Ia. on the 1st day cf April 1822, which if not taken out before the 1st day of July next, will be seat ta the General Tost Office as dead letters.

Col. Jjha Aalsrsoa B Svx?k Bald an James Dirtou Cuthbert Brtdirdl Robert Boles Thourpssa ti. Biggs .Henry Brown Ebe&ezer Brandon C CUsha CcUcn William Crorea D ohn Dishtfian Abraham Daley Joshua Dawsuo E James Erwia William Erma F James Fulton George Fox H Q ..Dsisel Gaither H " Nicholas Hrtn ' JOHN

William JaurJio Edward Johnstoa K M F4icabeth Murr Mr. Mandle V John Newtanl O JuhnF.Oibcra r Ltwit Philips i AuguStia Passmora S George Springer Jeremiah H. SijC James Scaila John Slifp ' ioka. Stotu T . TTillita Teaplete? W Crt Wcisff.

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