Indiana Gazette, Volume 9, Number 31, Corydon, Harrison County, 28 May 1825 — Page 3

Ue$. which must unavoidably p.iHUvi under,the provisions of the act contained in the late rerised code ; and it will be seen in the Journal page i8( that; Mr. Maxwell presented the pelition of the trustees of the 1'res-

byterian Congregation in Iudi. anapoli praying certain relief, whirii was read and re-. fwTv'd to a select committee of Messrs. Maxwell Palmer, Noble, Conner, and Houston, t$ in page 20; of tin'. Journal it h Mateil that Mr. Maxwell from the select r.utnmittee to whom was referred the petition of the trustees of the le.hy leriati Ouigregilimt ttt lnd'Murpolis, repirUid a bill fur what ? To establish the IVis. hyleriaii Churc'i ia Indiana? N, Mint to amend au act fir the npp'nintmtvK ofti-untiei t, receive deeds for lot ir Unds given or purchased f.jr the u-e of schools, nu-eti:ig h-iuse-s,' md xmmmiic Lodges, which w as read; and on motion of vr, IVppe.r rejected.' rut. object of this bill wni to amend the former law hy extending its V piovi-iohs,- mi tint it might he appl'nhle to all rases where tucot pofaiions who id .iU? tin. tight neceary, hut v . hy it ell denomination's hy rctig:nils. .utd tnsoaie Lnt!g is were placed precisely on ih'j same. I'o iiiu;. N,iiwihuudi'ig tin; bill tail; d, yet ! vv.x well anMired thai ii will income necessary to pass a new act, or at any rate to am inl the old law in qteii m, in order to ce

ntre the permanent AipV.ttccahlc poxsei-i'Oi " pioieity bought hy Rli ! t e lKlii and other Societies is onr slate, and 1 know of no other plan, when; uch a law win he mre needtU, than in our own county. ThiH fellow riirAen I have given mi no impartial statement of f ict$ and t now leave it to von toJ-idiie , f mv ion. duct. The lei of g;ing atiy one. religions leootinrt iio:i ascendency over another i abhorrent to ine. aii'l I can ap. p"vtntha member of thr late. t.mteof Ueprecrtati e, to testify that I uneti'iivocaliy declared, that if any attempt IhmiuI b mule tti give a pre. f iem e to anv tine relectnn i d. .lomination over another, that i log i.s I hoiild be' ible lo bland on thatfl ior, I would to the utmost of my powers op. pose it. Hut it hut? ht'en stated, that jmlgti M'Creary, Juige Brass, & Judge Given JYom the south wot of thi tate on their return home from the Legislature last winter, had made statement from whinh the. report in tjuetion originatedr How Judge (irass or (tiven who were meiubera of the. senate could witness the transactions m the it. of n. is to me unkuown ; and as to judge M'Creary having told a wilful lie, I can never believe it. Neither of tlnwe gentlemen will say that I ever advocated any measures favorable to the I'refrhvterian church of in Indiana at Indianapolis, ex

cept the one w hich would en

ft Jot of ground for which it hat! paid the slate. 1 have long eiiice written to Judze MCieaiy to write to me and state what he had ever said on the subject, but I have not yet receiv. ed mi answer. The fact is, the fepd'rt that has been industriously ciifulatetl in tlm ci unty by persons that 1 am coofidelit do not believe it (l emftelves, is absolutely untrue; & I can cliK'f fully appeal to the journal and to the members of the li. of R. of the last General Assembly to support me iti this declaration, I). H. M4XWELL.

' Willing td praise btit not ufraid to blame."

BLOOM1NGTON, MAV 2P

W" havt reci'ivnl a Communication ixitimrt-

to ! n ii li-iou-. ron?YouTy or ra;litr a ihort histiTy dl Uit pogH l' two rr?riuut cimrcix ". i'!acc. ' ii- prriit opinion i,t tut it wmi.1.1 i'e at wtll t' tUai Mit'Cft fur tlc AHiii'H "f tti - pntji to iliM-ii. Yi t any tiling tf 'iil.;i"'' tti'i f.iu e if iflii-'n ftill ft!vns tilt'- ;rci:iianv in i!i- fiil.iiiin, uf ti.'i n lmi:i (i;iri' tt-. we hnvi- nl irivt-n ivu-.vi- CJ.IItU iii Mtimi ;l'l!;;lsrv iTiudl', WC Will b) nk( :. c ii t- r iiili.'u in- u-riit i'. t'r tlic .:izc'te. TO MA. W'.MH I t MAY COSCLUN'. Inf. rmatioti is hereby j;icu that ttie au'.hor, who siruetl himself k Oilien tif Miniro?.' in the last week's ptper, iutenthd no per-oi)l allusion w h.ttevei. -Vnia' iri e mere, lyijtleuo eit o atie.-t was inf'. ii tied to denote a principle in the. tihslract t"at principal which often time prevails among tle best and wisest of u. i'o nacrtie a pound for the. g!fii of a pentiey' Nor did the aulbar meau to cast any uu-g:Mi-rioi iinputation upon the cri. who lor auht we know It exen i-.ed all the care for the preserv atiotfof the, boiltling that wa possible fir any one 1 1 lo on the contrary, we wish him ell. If the policy alio l- d to be unwi-e and derogatory to the pertuanent interests of our country, (which we Cannot but believe tti he the fact) it ought to In denied. The author has endeavored to do bo in his own way whether proper or improper the. caudid and reflecting part of community wilt decide. To speaU ones mind especially on all matters of public interest is every freenans right.

i Citizen of Moarot.

For (be ln.lrauj (l i: tie. Jai&, what are you about, I see in a late number of your news paper a woeful story a. bout sad m irks and disfigurations and broken window and dtvers other d images theso there &c. &c. to our te nple of justice : all of which devlisli divers damages are in conse-

forei;n from the design and ih-s teuton of the building. And the tory tells how the damage doni is more than enough to couiterhalaucs the prob'ahh expense of a room rent for nve years. And the story rather accuses the sovereig i jttstices' of I In1!, soil of being rather 'Penvn wie? liiati all icise like Solomun. . Now Jakk surius bolus roarilias (l.'uliticauduiu if this will do for Salt CreeK. List election according to the laws of the land, we had the privilege of calling some person whom we thought fit to . the most important office in the county : we chose you on account of (as we thought) yout tried fidelity and capability. Now we are informed that our wise, men with James the first at their head left the Key of the I emple with thee ; charging thee to let no man, w imaii, child or he.at enter therein to despoil the Works thereof. Nov? Jakk if these things which are w ritten of and concerning thee by some Unknown scribe signing hi'u-elf A ('itiien IgcS be true, w hat will we the people, my unto thee: We will say, 'anathema maranatha.' But before we determine this

thing (recording tti the geuius uf ialt t'rt'ek.) it is necessary to have proof : and now J akk I request thee iu the name of niy hrethreu in the land round about Salt i reek to give us the whole head and front of

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LAWRENCE CIRCUIT & April term A. U 1816. William Terrell, 1 v LiLtl for a Uivorc. Elizabeth Ten i ll, ) Come u6w lieie the complainant by Craven P. Hester Esq his Attorney and files bis libel for a divorce, and it .iupearing to the satisfaction of the Court now here, that the said Elizabeth Terrell is not a resident of this Stale, on motion of said Attorney, it ia ordered tliat Unless the said Elizabeth, do appear hpre oq the first day of the August term of this court next, and an. swertotl.e sid complainant's hill, the matters and things therein contained will be taken as Confessed, and a decree of" said court filtered up accordingly; and further ordered that the pendency of this suit be published iri tne Indiana HaeMe.' a newspaper of gfoeral circulation published at Bloomington Monroe County, for four weeks successively ; and the cause is couliuued till the next term. A Copy Test. i. LOWERT. Clk.

ilitug

this mighty

h opned lintti our Teninle.

We slill have confidence in thee as one of truth, ande area little afraid that the scribe who writes concerning thee may be Home evil person w ho writes for his own gain, or some of his friends who seeks to be hirelings to us' iri that new building spokeu of. Therefore Jaohus spak Unto us we pray thee through the medium of the press : and what thou sayest say quickly, and lie not leat we come and see. CllKLKIRUS 4f.f.F.FARHIUS.

JOHN BOWLAND llasi peoed a Ilouse of EXT VAYY AiN ttfcXT,

In a large frame house on South Main street, east of the Couit house.

liloomihgtoh,' Indianu, sign of the BLOOMINGTON HALL, It will be his constant endeavor to please those who may call on him. Travellers, particularly, arc invited to stop as the house will always be ready for their reception.

HIS TaMe will be. tarnished with the fcetprii'n (lie rojuirv Hrtirils, and Lis MabU' c.mt:iuily sullied vvitli -iumI Hot, O.iis n;i't Cora. IK' liopes by tiii eoii'iunt attoA'i.m. o ivr jeiieral iatisliotiuii lu lUuto who :uuy btop ivilll Lim.

Ainltril Flv'otiori. the following gentlemen are auoti.iced a ciud.il ttes for the several oHicel over their respective names. Kor Clovoritor. lsune. VAvxuUVorA, U. Y. Xcov, For Lieut Ciovernor. VA s V ", War r is ' t , iom U. Toyoii, Uev.W. .ouislon, "Wn. CuWon, 3 useyU AiV arucr ,

Oct. 26, 18. '4.

No. :tf

STATK OF INUl.iNA ) March term -f the Muiiivt Couuty, )C,Coui , la..'..

Ailisou Smith Agent of said c ty

ouence of the Court nmme. he.

ble that society to conduct its uz amironriated to u-es. iiur-

tstn affaim aud to get a title for poses, occasions aud causes

A clergy. nan was once called upon to bind in Hymen's silkeu chain, a couple of the sable children of Africa. After having pronounced them lawful tuau and wife, he directed Sambo to salute his bride. Sambo disposed to be very p lite, replied, "after you uiasSa parson.

Jahu S. Kobtrls,

Comes now the complainant by Adison Smith his t our.ril, and it appearing to the satis, faction' of the. iv.urt, tht llie above uamed tlefendent is not a resident of this state; It is therefore ordered that the. pendency of the complainant' loll, be published three weeks successively in the lud. (iuz. n uew s paper published in idoominglon iu said state; at unless the defeuileut be and iippear here at the next term of this court, aud answer said bill, the matters aud things therein contained w ill be taken as confussed, and the court wili decree accordingly, & this causa is continued lo next term ol'lhis court. A true copy test. JACOBR.LOW.Clk.No. i'Sir