Indiana Palladium, Volume 1, Number 4, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 28 January 1825 — Page 1
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- - . - - Equality of rights is nature's plan And following nature is the march of man. Barlow. IN -I '' ' -- ' - - " ' ' " 1 ' ' "' " ""volume I. LAWRENCEBURGH, INDIANA; FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1825. Number 4.
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YOU have called for me by day and by night, pleasant or unpleasant, I attended your calls j nmv I on vou. who are in arrears, for immedi-
ate payment, or at least a settlement; if you neglect
this call the next will pe accowpanieu wnn cose. JABEZ PERCIVAL. January 21st, 1825. S 3p
Executors' Notice.
frIlE subscribers hereby give public notic;,
JL lhat
the last wi
one frigate. Some say that he is sick, oth-
ers that he is dead. At all events he is an undone man the anger of Heaven has fallen on the executioner of Ipsara. f ' T 1 il ...1 r- . . - - c
Mt seems tnat me sultan ascribes the dis
asters of his lleet to the relaxed devotion of
the Musselmen. He has just published a firman, ordering the women to dress less indecently, and cast less wanton looks upon . 1
me men.
jtc Si rnnofnivl is on thp nninf nf pm.
they have been appointed executors of barking for Trieste. He has received from 1! ami fffament of Atjam Pate, latft of ik.. c.,i.. -n "u:r x
iitfs idafc me ounaii, cis v en cia uis cmei interpreter, Dearborn county, deceased, they therefore request the Chevalier de Chabert, presents which all persons indebted to the estate of the deceased, are cstimated at 50,000 piasters." to make immediate payment; and those who have London j'Vnr 17
carriage.
Advertisements,
'Containing 12 lines or less, three insertions,
one dollar 25 cents for each additional in
sertion. Longer advertisements in proportion
(gr Letters or communications to the editors
must be jiost-paid, otherwise they zvitt not be at
tended to.
I JUUlUUl JVOV. 1.
anv demands against the same, are requested to pre- n rn - . . c any uciuauuo oc , x r 1 he followin? is an extract or .i nnvatft
. i .i.ii.r unthontiPDrpd. i o jt
MUl lucm uu7 .u UW..UV-. lnftprfrnm I,Himrn. lnt, ih lef inctant-
GEO. JOHNSTON, J .-c"s-r -mere arrivea co-uay in our porta Russian
vessel, wniuii uau. icit vunsianiinoDie iwen-
Manchester, Jan'y 21, 13-5.
NOTICE !
the following new
On the 15Ui oi
2ws to the oince of health:! be taken. October, whilst he was quit-l
on the side of Bolivar; we must have the
proot that there no longer exists any chance of a contrary issue. It is clear the Colom
bian government are making crreat ellorls to
support the operations of Bolivar; but these
efiorts, in an infant state j can hard 13 be ta-
ken as evidence oi her strength, till we and that she can make them, and remain unex
hausted. What if the tide of war were rol-
ted back upon Colombia? Certainly wc
are, ourselves, far from anticipating such a disaster; but it would be folly to deny the possibility of its occurrence. While, there-
tore, there are external causes at worK, whose ultimate effects may be such as to
change the internal condition of the Repub
lic, it surely would not be suitable to the dignity of this country to accelerate a measure like that which is called recognilion. From all these considerations, we may ven-
ture to arhrm, that no immediate step win
A JjL, persons inaeDieu iu uc coiaic ui-i: lauwa tt-'j 11 1 Cheek, late of the county of Dearborn, de- ting the Dardanelles, he saw toward
qm
s i.ene-
Il '
in do3 the fleets oi Coiistantinople and Alexan
ceasea,i vvDicu csiato 13 "--i m . -
make immediate payment to trie suoscnoer. as no una, wmui yi uimyujii tu cmur me
further indulgence will be given; ana an persons jjaruaneiies, uui hihu ds uamst mem.
nr- ,r, rmivQrnnR at r aw having demands agamsi me esiaie, win picasc pre- x uc yu i.ti6 auwupua se (attorney and counsellor at law,) .".hpntJtPd. to the subscriber. Lml .it Lick on Samos. failed, and
CONTINUES to vractice LAV, in the wrn.TAM V. CllRFX Liflv HptPafprL nnd waobli c,
Office formerlv occupied bv Lawrence and
Hitchcock, and will attend punctually to
anr business in the line ot his protession. January- 7. 1825.
JARRANTED MEDICINES.
January ISii, 1S25
WILLIAM V. CHEEK,
Administrator.
2 Sp
fIIE eubsenber having opened a Drug Store
X .xn High Street, srgn c4 the rrAKv ck m frsTfc rr
a erreat battle that took place at the end oi
September, between this squadron and the Greeks, in which the former were roughly
handled. The details are not jriven: but
f rsmfr ennrtha nf tbp lnc;s of to.n or twplvf
nm., Ar p-eneral assortment of genuine 'r,.M ,ccic Tf nfTirmpf that iho Pun.
Tli-no-c Mpflicines. &L Chvmicals : tain Pacha will return to Constantinople as
Paints' Dye-stuffs, Oils, and Pa- soon as the wind will permit; but with only idiius, J1' m 9 part of the squadron, and that the remainder
iixvwivwM 1 will ue icit ar iuiij'ieiie uimui inu tuiiniiuiiu Of all descriptions, of the first quality, and at low Lf Ibrahim Pacha.
prices for Cash, Beeswax, Ginsang, or any approv- Yesterday a Greek vessel took, in the
td produce.
Country Physicians will do wen to can anu ex
amine for themselves.
N. B. All orders promptly and neatly executed.
ICP JuEt received and for sale, as above, an ef
fectual remedy for the I'l CH. o. l. JJ.
T Mnnsohn-ro h .Inn. 1lt. th'lb. 1 II
In the last week of November, a question
of much importance for the London newspa-
oers and the readers oi them, was argued
1- . - - r
before the Court of King s bench; and alter having been twice heard, stood over, as it is
pletely deleated, and was obliged to seek re- The point at issue was whether the newspa-
luge wim me remaiub 01 nib iieei under the DCrs micht truly and faithfully report the
cannons oi the fortress oi the Dardanelles." Lr0cecdines before the Police Magistrates;
A mail was received this morning kom or whether such reports with whatever truth m 1 kn l-k4-frt-c Tillltr rty-viAM. 1 1-1 ... - . . . i .
i ui-Key, aim tiiu uuu me ue-: arid hdehty given, and without malice, were
returned to the Dardanelles on the 8th of
Oct.. bringing with him one frigate, much
damaged, his own flag ship, and another
smaller vessel, out oi tne poweriui arma- f Quarter ?ion Philadelphia, in the mentof nearly two hundred sail, w ith which . ... t . ..i ziA-A ...i
" ,, " , i -.' , . , case Ol Jiuniu uwncs. uiiu was muiticu aim
a iew months previously, ne naa undertaken
Foreign Intelligence. GREECE AJVD TURKEY. From the Etoile.
The Turkish squadron cast anchor yes- smaller vessel, out of the powerful arma-
terday at Tenedos. People talk openly oi
in all cases libels, to be prosecuted as such.
Aat. Kjrazettc.
On Monday last, the judgment of the court Quarter Sessions, in Philadelphia, in the
X X ' case oi Nancy James, who was indicted and
Gulf of Sacos, and in sight of the Turkish
squadron, a vessel laden with oil. A general despondency is observed, and the Turks have never seemed more discouraged. October 8. This night the three decker, wi th the Captain Pacha on board, cast an-
chor at JNogara, and this morning a large
C pi rr-i
vi.tavra -
iHTBif IMA M(L'X4k which, who last year commanded the Petro-
f 7TU1E subscriber having taken the large and na, has been killed by a pistol shot in an entl ..... ' f i . -,i n . r i. c: u , l i
y commodious brick tavern nouse, iormeny oc- gagement wnn me orreuK&. cix ungs uou
CupieU ny Jesse iiwnt, wiaues iu uiiuim o a g0ne Up me cnaniiCi as mi as xwaia, iuc
ana omers, mai ne is uuw iwuv iu onuu .jwvu who may give him a call; and thr.t nothing shall be wanting on h"i3 part, to render their stay with hira agreeable and pleasant. His iabh and bar will ba furnished with the best that can be procured in the western country. His stable will always be eupplied tvitb provender of all kinds, and an attentive and careful ostler. JAMES A. PIATT.
Laurenccburgh, Jan 7, 1825.
1 tf
m r
evening beiore.
(From the Etoile, dated November 14,)
l,. : i r ii
uiiMJiu ia me iiiaiorv oi mer. . . x .'i n.. i
, . x n . ' - : statute or common, warramea mu seiiieiite
world, oi a more pericciausirucuon liavinsi ' T i :i
- ,, 'c c ' j ,i oi me court dcxow. j uage juncan cunsiu' ever befallen the iorce ol an invader, than j. Ai i v. j i i " . V . : , , , , ' prpo1 that this inhuman and barbarous Dart
that which has attended the present attempt fl, r. r i i i i i " i . ri i i ri 1 r of the English common law had become on to subject the late Christian provinces of , . ii . n r -a t i , r,J,.i , . , 1 , .solete: that, at all events, it had never been
me luruisn empire 10 meir lormer state oi h f tQ CQUnt b our anccstori;
The fate of the
magnitude, has been . -i i
astrous: and tne great merit ol the ureeks . , irn- . n,w nin . , Ti 1 nia by 11 itliam renn : and that, even il the
proves xtieir power w aeiena weir inaepen- . h t fortierl illflictcd upon conimon dence, and hen-title to rank high amongst f bldsllad ever obtained here, it had, bv hnthe civilized nations of Europe. In Crete ,. , aij v (k ii
the barbarians have been butchering each r'-AA n i .V v A,,.
pulsion of the Egyptians from that island. The particulars of the naval victories gain-
- w cd by the Greeks of Mitylene, betwixt the
Administrator's Sale. flHHE administrator of John Dih,late of Dear(L born county deed., will expose to sale at publick vendue on the premises, on Saturday the 29th day of this present month, the South West quarter uf Section No. 7 Town No. 5 in Range No I West &.c. The certificate will be transferred to the purchaser, and the terms of sale made known on that day. I5y order of the court for the settlement of decedents' estates in Dearborn county. JAMES DILL, Clk. 5th January, 1825. For Sale at this Oiiice, A Few copies of the Revised Laws of the state of Indiana3 passed at the Ust session of the legislature; to which are attached, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of tho United States, the Constitution of the stale oflndiana, and sundry other documents connected with the political history of the territory and state of Indiana. Price $1 25 cents.
BLANKS
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, CON
STABLES, &c. of every description, printed
and for sale at this ojjicc.
OF A L L RINDS NEA TL Y EXECUTED
AT THIS OFFICE,
RES TOR A TION AFTER HANGING,
5th and 8th of October, haye not yet been mons, London, relates the case of a person received. The following is extracted from who was restored to life,' after twent3'-nine an interesting letter, dated in Constantino- minutes hanging, and continued in good i A.i.i. i 1 . i r Pi fpi.. : I
pie on uciuuci il. iieaiiii ior many years auer. l ne principal A rronnts have been received here of thff mpnns n?pd ta roinvn iu mnn lrliff ivHi'ft
Letters from Constantinople, of the 11th; lefeat of the Turkish fleet by the Greeks, opening the temporal artery and external
mm a quuuiiiy oi uiaiuc spirits ana on, administering the tobacco clyster by means of lighted pipes, and strong frictions of the legs and arms.1 This course had been con-
tinued for about four hours, when an incision was made in his windpipe, and air blown . V -a
strongly through a canula into the lungs.
ad out twenty minutes alter tins, tne olood at the artery began to run down the face.
and a slow pulse was just perceptible at the wrist. The frictions were continued for
some time longer, his pulse became more frequent, and his mouth and nose being irritated with spirits of sal ammoniac, he. opened his eves. "Warm cordials were then administered to him, and in two days he was so well as to be able to walk eight miles."
A. October, add the following details to those contained in the letters of the lOtb, relative
to the decisive victory just obtained by the Greeks: "The reports which the Ottoman ministry had circulated, of several advantages ob
tained bv the Captain Pacha, have been
suddenly succeeded by the most disastrous news.
Equally unfortunate with all his predc-
cessors, the Turkish admiral, in a fit of rage
and despair, has had tne temerity to attempt a second attack on Samos. In consequence, he set sail from Mitylene with the
Egyptian fleet, winch had lomed him: nut
he had hardly put to sea when the intrepid
Lanans appeared, and spread out his line with great ability in his manoeuvres. The
Musselmen, on the contrary, m attempting
to iorm, tell into dreadiui disorder, wmcn was increased' when the Greeks advanced
towards them w ith an intrepidity which was
admired by the European seamen, who were
present at the action. It wras ot short dura-
tion the barbarians shamelully took night, to seek refuge anew in the port of Mitylene.
But the brave defenders ot the cross arrived there as soon as thev, and in a few min
utes five or six Turkish or Egyptian frigates became a prey to the flames. The heroic
Canaris, alter invoking the name oi our ia
viour, threw himself into a boat to direct in
Derson the terrible operations of the fire
ships ; he himself set fire to three of the ships . 1 1 T
ol tne uaroarians. uThe Captain Pacha had arrived as - fu
eitive in the Dardanelles, having under his
l command one dismasted ship of the line., and
and it is said that the former lost five large
ships, and that the Captain racha has been obliged to run into the Dardanelles for safety. It is true that he has arrived here yesterday. On Saturday the prizes taken at ipsara arrived a motley group of fishing
boats. Lord btrangiord leaves tnis to-aay in the Malvina. 4tSince writing the above, I hear that the Turks lost two frigates, four corvettes, and
a great many transports, whilst the Greeks have lost twenty fire-ships."
Bell's (London) Weekly Messenger of the 1st Nov. says 44 wc believe it to be almost decided that the States of Colombia
nrn to be immediately recognized.7' But
the London Courier, higher authority on the
suniect, holds this ominous language
'It mav be necessary to recal to our read
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ers at the present moment, w'ijcii uie unnui
of Colonel Campbell may probably create T 1
the expectation, that a lavourable report from the British Commissioners would lead to immediate recognition, the view which, it is understood, his Majesty's Government
takes oi that question. VY e will assume,
what, indeed, is likely to prove the case.
A late census makes the population of the state of Georgia 374,500, among which, there arc 161,500, coloured persons, mostly slaves.
The period fixed by law for the termination of slavery in the btate of New-York, is the 4th of July, 1827. According to the census of 1820, there were 20,272 free persons
that the representations transmitted home, 0f colour, and 10,092 slaves in that state.
as to the internal condition oi Colomoia, are of a decidedly favourable character. Stiil
so long as the war between Colombia and Peru continue?, so long it would certainly be deemed inexpedient to contract any other relations than those which now subsist between ourselves and the Colombian Re
public. It is not because all the chances of
hnal success may probably be considered as
A very severe shock of an Earthquake? was fcit at Eastpm i, Maine, on the 9th Dec. The X.kVf. The late store keeper and agent of the Virginia penitentiary, was arraigned for felony but as the embezzlement ot lank notes was not an embezzlement of mcneij, he was discharged bj the court.