Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 20, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 27 May 1826 — Page 3
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LAVRBNCEBURGH. 5 TURD J Y, j!. F 27, 1 G2G.
The Cincinnati Republican states, that Mr.
Ogle, the mail contractor, has been dismissed)
bj the Postmaster General, and that the Pust-
vides, that, upon the nomination of offi-i cers to fill the vacancies occasioned by removals, the President shall state the reasons for such removals; and it repeals the act ot May, 15, 1820, limiting the term of oflice of certain officers. A third of the bills provides, that no person shall receive the appointment of Postmaster, where the emoluments exceed a certain amount per annum, except upon a nomination ot the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.
sers of the Public Lands," approved May the 18th, 1824; and the provisions of the act, entitled "An act explanatory of an act, entitled an act to provide for the extinguishment of the debt due to the United States, by the purchasers of the Public Lands," approved May the 2Gth, 1824, be, and the same are hereby severally revived and continued in force, in all respects whatsoever, until the 4th day of July, 1827. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the legal holder of anv certificate of land?
master in Cincinnati has employed a man to' n-10nfr tne several States accord ins to carry it hereafter The prospect of a regularjthe whole number of Senators and Reconveyance of the mail frnm that city Congress from each
isrille is now somewh
however, say little in
A fourth of the hills provides, that Ipurchased from the United States, which the appointment of Cadets to the Miiita-jlaud has reverted, by virtue of the prory Academy, shall be apportioned a-.visions of the act of the 2d of March,
1821, or the several acts supplementary
thereto; oi which, by virtue of the 5th
section of the act of 10th of May, 1 COO,
lat nattering We shall, jState: the appointments to be made is subject to be sold for the balaixc due 0f age, while diverting himsi ' . f Q 'that one Cadet shall be taken from each thereon, with interest; or which, under jRille bullet, tossed it into his aoTance, nurawaii me re- . . . , - . . , , , . .
ult, which, if favorable, will be properly appreciated.
Army Worms. Those little insects are very numerous in this neighborhood at present, and have commenced a most cruel and exterminating warfare upon the corn, grass, and vegetation in gener:i!,which happensontheir line of march. They appear t be emigrating north, but make rery slow progress, particularly when an assault is made upon a meadow, which generally terminates with their existence.
electorial district; or from each Con-
rated myself from my unruly rib,nm the good people are cautioned against trusting her on my account, as I will, hereafter, pay no debts of the contracting of the said widow Conklin. 1 have no ob
jection to her being harbored by any ofj
my fellow citizens, but as to paying any joshes, pearly of her debts I w ill not. I now enjoy Allu m'ij myself remarkably w ell, being out of the Applesj reach of tongs, broomsticks, and ladles,-3CCS wax and sleep quietly in my own shop, hav-J3eer strong
C1XCIXXATI WHOLESALE PRICE CURREXT. (corrected weekly.)
ARTICLES.
ins none to molest or make me afraid.
JONATHAN DAN, jr. Eaton, lUh April, 182G.
Bottles, porterj Candles, dipped mould Castor beans Castings, assorted
Bkookville, May 23. Singular and Melancholy Cirnonstf.nce.
On Saturdav last, the Son ot George Ciirars, American!! AY. Kimble of this place, about six years Spanish
Cidert
the provisions of the said act, has become
gressional district, and two from the ifrn foiled to the Unite d Stales, sii.ee the
State at large, if not divided into electo- Is; day of Jul), 1820, and which has not
rial districts; that one shall be appointed from each Territory, and from the District of Columbia. A fifth provides for the appointment of Midshipmen in the Navy, in the manner similar to the appointment of Cadets, as specified above; and directs
that no person shall receive the appoint
;elf with a Corn, ear!
mouth, in meait
mf pewter; the bullet driving the piece of! St. Domingo
(pewter before it, entered the head of Cottonj
' i - IIIV'I V- - - ". V- - v.- I v V 1 VI t day of May, 182, on paying the amount !Sabbath morning, after having suffered
lish
T I 7 I I rrn S Cts. g Ct3 lb 5 ' 6 lb 7 9 HI 2 00 lb 30 00 bbl 5 25 gr 10 00 1G 00 lb 9 10 11 12A. bush 1 00 ton 60 00 bbl 4 00 G 00 10C0 87i 1 50 10 00 12 00 25 37i best lb 20 2t 13 lli 2h lb 25 20 to 10 31 33 . 1 bbl 9 50 10
of the puichase money due exclusive of
much, both from obstruction in breath-
ing and an unsuccessful operation to extract the bullet. Rtpcsttury.
Cod, dry
Shad Flaxseed
No. 2 .$8 50, No. 3 7 50
Fretecti n, The ship Cyane is off the coast j, J()l,r9 ?upcrunej l?r. zil the sloop Ronton t-asjust sailed to Q. .ciyr
The sixth and last bill provides, that the commissions of the othcers of the Army and Navy shall no longer be made out "to continue in force during the
Congress. Tn Senate, April 4, trrcjpleasure of the President," but uto con-
Bankrupt bill was taken up, and afteritinue in force during good behavior;' I . 1 . lilt i"V I
some discussion laid on the table, w here it will remain until next session. The
ot ace.
and that no otiicer shall hereafter be dis
missed the service, but by sentence of a Court Martial or noon an :iddress to thr
report of the Judiciary committee, un-!, b. bollJ flouses 0f Congress.
interest,w ith a deduction of 37 l-cj porct.
Sec. o. And be it Jurther enacted, That if the legal holder of any certificate of
further credit, extended to purchasers
ment ol Midshipman, unless he be over ot public lands, by the act of the 2d of i i?r. zti ue sloop i,cton i.asjust cniei lu Giieniro
tourteen, anu unuer twent)-one, ears,iuarcii, itii, enuuea n act tor tne e,l,wr 't'" (Junpow der, Lex n keg
reliet ot the purchasers ol Puhlic Lands, a 'gf'" w" -t?raicnea. me wnoe Dupont's
prior to the 1st dav of July, 1820," shall ur,,'Pr cm .p.i o( caj V lUutlle. lor U.e previous to the 4th day of July, 1827, 'otectwn VJ the commerce of lie butted Stale , i-i .i 4 i i n const-quince ol die war between lirzii and discharge the amount due on such cer- ,, tihea e, by relinqui.linient, or payment, j , , tquHi wi, (he ,e of he or both, such bolder shall .be entitled toa!Uni Slates s,verjl, huncr,d ..j doI. remissan of all interest due thereon, at'iarsa n.ater tflll0unt in lnonev lh-u l3 uaid
the nay ol such discharge, together with jbv them fcr the rricour:.oCIlieut and motection
box 3 50 bbl 14 00
bush bbl lb
favorable to a conference with the House
of Representatives, relative to certain a-
mendments made bv the Senate to the
J'at. Intel May 5.
Oitl 3 15 18 5 50 7 50
16 3 2G 50
Hats Roram per doz 40 00
a deduction of 37 1-2 per cent, on the
amount actually paid, in cash.
of every other brar.i h ot the national iudustr), "tniif and all;' but no one objtets to it: and the merchants and ship owners, in ros
St. Louis, April P. Ipect to this matter, d not sav ' 7e us a"o.ie."
Rcmoza of Indians. The general re-, How uteat is the difference hnween mine and moval of tlie Indians from ti e State of thint! How riht ani proper is it that money
Pile Senate. The following, taken
, ,. . .... , , ntl from an article in the Lastern ArgusjMissouri, we are happy to learn, is now vested in hliips and lrtt,or employed m navia Judiciary bill, was discussed on the 10J; purporting to be an ikexriaet of a leUerlnearly accomplished. jiinK thrui, .t-cnU! he. prt,cu,i. and how o,.
nnd agreed to, 24 to 13. U remains with jtroni VYashington, dated 11th April,
the House of 'Representatives to decide
the fate of this bill.
furnishes some views of the Executive
Proceedings of tne Senate, w hich could not well occur to any other than one who
A little matter has been puzzling usj himselt a Senator, i laced on thai
considerably for some time past, and g'd it becomes an authentic exposi-
I nun ui i in.; sen ii nit; u i ui i iui nun ui lilt;
Memners of ihe Senate, by one of that body, and is entitled to ail the consideration due lo the source whence it emanates. ii is believed that the Senate, in their Executive sessions, have enierlained
mu ii ditlerence of opinion, and haw contested the propriety oi" certain nominations But these, it is said, were case? which were questionable, and had been questioned, before iir. Adams was President. The nomination of Mr. Hay, as District Judge of Virginia, was long before the Senate, and it is understood that it arose upon an inquiry whether he w as not a defaulter to the Government, and that the inquiry was suggested by a publication of his own in the newspapers, lie, it seems, was confirmed. The nomination of the District Attorney of Pennsylvania was, it is said, closely investigated on charges of oiiicial misconduct. The same inquiry was, however, going on at the same time, in the House ol Representatives, and it is believed a similar investigation took place in the Senate
which has as yet ballled every effort to bring to anyr conclusion. To give an opportunity for explanation, it will be siiiikient to observe, that we have received, during the three last months, papers fram the east dated six months back; the Butler Pa. Repository, of November 1825, came to hand by this week's mail. Directly after the heavy rains in March,' three or four numbers from the same press were received, bearing dates of the previous year. We examined them closely to see if they could give any account of themselves: one of them intimated that he had been very ill treated
in his route being more than once confin
ed in a barrel for a month. If the editors of the Repository can throw any light on this dark business, we should like to see it shine.
A very interesting report, accompanied by several documents, and introductory to a series of bills, was yesterday made, in the Senate, by Mr. Benton, from a committee appointed to inquire into the expediency of reducing the patronage of the Executive Government of the United States. The subject and
report together were deemed of sufficient importance by the Senate to order six thousand extra copies of the report to be printed. The report and the bills will of course, be published in the newspapers as soon as they can. Meanwhile, the nature of the report may be understood in part, at least, from the follow
ing general statement of the objects of!
the several bills:
One of these bills proposes to provide,
In pursuance of the wise policy ;Prt,ve ' 1 u,t "ai s ,M 1 n"11; ri c a i A 4- persons subsisted h n tir labor in theip, hou'd of the .Superintendent, treaties werei' ... .. , . . . ......r , 1,"7 ibe er.courKjred! It is constitutional to defend held in this place last summer by Gcn. ' t t the canrion s lroul,(j on lhe hlid, Clark, with the Kansas and the Shaw-;SeaEbm unconsti(nfiona, to protecl propertv leesot Cape Girardeau, by which thev !on thp ,he bnt1 vvlthll) our ow miit9 i;ish. relinquished all their lands in Missouri, 'erIpen t0o. may have honntie and premium and agreed to leave the State. The ;but farmers and wool-growers, spinners and Kansas have already removed to the weavers, may not receive either. JWles.
country allotted to them, and the Shaw-
25 2 75 2 75
Castors - 54 00 Wool - - 6 50 Hemp - - Ib 4i
Hops - lb
Indigo, Spanish fiotantjl Bengal
Iron Juniata tcyi
puddled
ho-. p. 6, 8 and lOd 150
do4d nail rods Lead Pigil - lb barj
white, dry
125 85
140 1G0
75 00 9 00 37 00 00
100
Ground in oil
keg
lb
side doz
IS 00 21 00
nc?, when they shall have made their selection, (having a choice, of two places by the treaty.) w ill follow them. In addition to this, we have just beard, that in a council, held on Grand River, with the lowas, by Capt. Ford, final arrangements were made for the immediate removal of that nation beyond cur limits. The removal of this tribe i in pursuance of a treaty made by Gen. Clark, at
Caucus cf Snakes. The Kennebunk Me. Gazette, states, that on Wednesday, the 19th instant, Major D. W. Lord of that place, found in his pasture within the circumference of from 15 to 20 feet, on the sunny side of a small hill, a congregation of Snakes, of various sizes and descriptions, from two feet down to six inches in length, and with
the assistance of his hired man, killed
Was'.iiiL'lon, in 1821." in which thev re- hundred and eighty fur and mot a
lir quish their land and agree, to leave Missouri. It is said, they will in future be located on Grand River, between the rivers Missouri and Mississippi. By these several relinquishments and removals, a considerable portion of vacant territory, comprising some of the tinest land, perhaps, on the. continent, is left for the disposal of the General Government. The policy employed, and the services of those public agents w ho Uave been active in producing those
highly important and desirable results,
four years ago, when the same gentle-; will no doubt be duly appreciated by
man was nominated before. I lie resultjthe people ot Missouri.
The removal of the Kansas, Shawnee?,
Iowas, &,c. may be viewed as auxiliary
very gor-d day for snaking either.! This
convention was composed of all kinds of
snakes known to that section of the country, except the Rattle Snake and Milk Adder and were lively and active as in the w arm season of the year all associating and living together. AJVAVAL ELECTIOX. candidates for congress 3d district. Oliver II . Smith, J oh n Test. FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
was the same as before, although the Ju
diciary Committee, who examined both
of the raHi;. was ronioosed of Messrs. sfens to the "eueral nlan in contemrla-
7 ...r i i i
Van Uuren, liernen, Holmes, Kowan,;tion, lor the collocation ot the Indians
Fzrkiel Jackson, Pinknf-j James, itoht if Kay, Horace Uassett, Thomas Guion,
l.zra Ferris, Johnson YTatts, Collins Fitch, Warren Tihhs, Samuel Morrison,
west of the Mississippi.
Law decision. The Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas in
England, has recently decided that in a
John Eliott.
FOR SHERIFF. Daniel Hajjerman, Thomas Lonley, William V. Cheek, William tktnner. AVTICE.
and Mills.
uIt is now well understood to be a standing rule of the Senate, to make a critical inquiry into the character and r , . :i
Hitiusui ueifcwUMiuuiiimit:u anu t ,ti mi-, m-iuiju, ii.is icuuu ucc.ucu u. j -riimT If! nnf.r U h rh v that c,,K
ly those renominated lor the same olhces, sale of property at vendue, the seller, JL scrmers have uken ou icittrs of auminis
and that the respective committees! could not legally employ a person to bid should be able to report that their ollicialj for him, unless it were made known in conduct had been correct, and that thoseithe conditions of the sale. The fact
red, dry $ Leather, sole upper calf skins
Lumber Joist, pineorpoplar, 1000ft. 15 00 Scantling, seasoned, do. 10 00 Pine boards, do. do. 7 50 Shingles, pine, pr. 1000 2 00 Mohses, xS. Orleans gal 45 Nails, Bowens' brand 4d to 10 Ih Juniata brand doj 7
Pittsburgh common
7i 8 16 17 3 50 3 G2 16 25 23 1 50 2 00
10.
5
do do
6 7i
17 bbl IS 00 gal 56 1 37 8
Zanesville Boston! wrought Oil, tannerst linseed
castor Provisions, Beef, mess Hogs' lardt Pork, mess bbl prime
Butter, firkin lb Chceset Hams, salted, baconedj Shoulders & sides
bbl 6 lb
Hags, cotton and linen Salt, Turks Island bush Kenawha at the river in store;) Sugar. New Orleans Havana, w hitej
loaf and lump! Shot, all sizes Spices, Pepperj Pimento Cassiajj Cloves Nutmegs
Ginger ground
Porter Rice
bag lb
5 9 00 7 00 5 8 3 5
2h 25
5 3 87 25 23 9 15 20 2 25 23 27 45 1 25 2 50 12
10 9 6 8 20 62 1 50
9 9 4 6 3 a 90 26 30 10 17 2i 50 25. 30 50 50
who were oflicial receivers of public money, had settled their accounts with
punctuality. Such inquiries must, of
not being stated in the condition of sale,
such a measure would be a gross fraud.
This is a decision of no small impor
nation, from the Clerk's viWce of the IerU,rn Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th pT. 1 75 circuit court, en the estate ot Samuel Day, late r i i ( itn of Dearborn county, deceased ; all persons in- panish do 1 dented in said estate are thtret'ore notified to Holland gin 1 62
make immediate payment, and those haviin
claims will please present thtm propr rly auihtnueated for settlement, as the said estate will probably be insolvent. We shll proceed to offer for sa!e at public vendue on SUurdty the t7 h of Jun? ntx', at
the late residence of the deceased, in .Manches-
that, from and after the 1st day of Dec. j necessity, bring on frequent discussions,' tance; and is worthy of being known next, the number of paper selected to:and surelv the People do not wiii that! here, as well as great Britain. We be-
puiMisti tlie Jaws of the United btates such nominations should nass without ex-i lieve such sales are frequently made;!
and public advertisements, shall not heiamination. and the principle which would s;overn,er v-nsn.p, the personal property of the de less than three in each State, and may! , iUn , the Fm-lUh courts may ven probnlilv!cea8 ; c"nsl8lnP,J fe.boKs, hee?,cooP t i I r i . - If? nowever, the public journals are!ll,L I'M19" twullft ,,U1J F J uu'u'v frs and cat pemtrs' tools, tnd household futm
vi, .... ...... uic it-picsc-uuiuu:. oi- nm. ,fk ,rivt t, c..fs:j ,v,, ..,1,-be adopted nv ours, nine question wa
each State in Congress: in each Ter
1 .. tli.. P. .. .!, ;n . -
torv, one; and, in the District of Colum- , 4, , , t. .r . t - .i ll- , i .i feel the result, and tiuir oturers will be bia, three: the selection lobe maue by , , , , , T - ' , T- . . defaulters and pat. lie speculators. I re-
the Senators and Representatives from
that having had some knowledge
brought before them. Bali. Gaz.
From the Madison Observer. Dont Trust litr!!! Wnerea?, nbout
bed
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faco oiai, am tne lcn-gaies irom l er- C. .i i yf 'three moottis since, 1 tooX to my
a. ' .1 . .1 , , cUl Mil. II Ulf Kill: NJUUIIt U!IUi;i ll Of , , . ... IN l Jlt,r,0S;,.U,c f':'Perr ,:';e I ' m.-r A.k.i.iiMralio... ihcie has been oard reputed iJow Uanar.s tonk I ,ll,llnill '.. I.-. .- .l.iol.i.J Mr l,,i l.nni.n I" 1 I ...... i lK...t,..i.. .
w",uu"""" i" ftittiDH w inu 011:1- 1. 1 . P. W O 1 MIUUOMHJ lO UC t eilrtSlC as
larvofS!ate,hc aivn lhe profronce P Adams, clcction th!U, before, andl?" .ciclo, and v.rtuons as thcUodd IO tnOSe Oaners Uivnic toe Pre;itet ...... ... IJif.rm nnd vioiwj. mrp mv intrm
y ' , , 7, 0 ithat in tne instances ot
Aiuuiuer 01 aciuai sunset loers.
ture. Terms made snow n on the day ot sale. JANK DAY, admx. DAMhL HATHAWAY, adinr. 22d May, 1826. i0-3w
oppos
brr have, on the ditierent ouestions. so
Another of the bills provides for se-! Hivid.!. as to exclude entirely the idea
Curing in office faithful collectors andLr nn nr,nn,Wt onnsitinn.1'
disbursers of the revenue, and to displace defaulters, by requiring the President to lay before Congress, once in every four yrears, commencing with the first week in January, a statement of the accounts of all the officers under the authority of the Executive Government, who hold offiees charged with the collection or disbursary of public moneys, who shall have failed to account for such moneys before the 30th September preceding; their offices to be vacated, from
the period of such information being
x)mrnun.icated to Congress. It also pro
A at. Intel.
AN ACT Making further provision for the debt due
to the United States by the purchasers of
rublic Lands. Approved 4th May, 1S26. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the provisions of the act, entitled "An act to provide for the extinguishment of the debt due to the United States, by thepurcha-
riage with tlie said reputed w idow, 1 have
livii'ni tli'it i.'.u iJt" KucKn lute 111 iurr
ll-UI III 111(11 CIIO llil WlllVl III! JUCUHl II I iUp on whom I presume all her love and affections are placed, as she has exhibited none towards me and zchereas, the said Widow Conklin has frequently wandered from the part of rectitude, and conducted herself in that unbecoming manner, that my breast has been filled with jealousy, my days trouble and my nights with sorrow and zi-here as, 1 wish to live the life of a good and peaceable citizen, instead of being henpecked, and being tormented with nninsatiablc wife, whose conduct is a disgrace t6 her sex. Now, therefore, be it known, that, without the formalities of the law, I have scpa-
fjT'Hr. subscriber having rented a large and JL spacious URICK ML1LU1NG belonging to
essj David Guard, on. High street, near the Market f; House, informs his ti tends ami the public, that
Lie t.a: opened a house or
P UBLIC EXTER TA IXMEXT, and flatter himself by former experience and constant attention to business, to merit a 8iare ot die public patronagf. He solicits the traveller to call anil set bun, as he is well provided witli excellent liquors, good stable, and cartful ostler. EDMUND CORNELIUS. Lawrenceburgh, May 7, li.'6. :u-tf
OS-LOOK AT THIS!! A NY person wishing to purrhase my FARM, A on north Ilogan, in Dearborn county, two miles from Aurora, half a mile from U'dmington, can have a credit for one halt ot the purchase money from one to three years, if wanted. A? to the quality of the land, situation, nd convenience of water, &c. come and see for yourself. STEPHEN J. PAIN. May 16, 18:6. J9-3u
Rum, Jamaica
"Whiskey, newt Steel, German - lb Swedish London, Crowley Eng. blistered American Teas, Gunpowder, best Impererial do Young Ilysont Tobacco, manufactured Tallow Wines, Madeira L, P. gal Sicily Port TenerifTe Malaga "In dorian d. Plenty. Scarce. Note For h add one half.
1 50 25 17 21 19 19 8 1 50 1 43 7a 8 6 3 50 1 75 2 00 1 75 1 00
2 00 1 75 1 75 2 0Q 00 18 2120 10 1 50 1 07 10 7 4 0O 2 00 2 37 1 25 f .Sales
DOCTOR PIHCKARD Offers his professional services lo the citizens of Lawrenceburgh and Dearborn county, Indiana and to those of Boone county,' Ky. at.d Hamilton county, Ohio. HesiJence Lawrenceburgh, at Mr. Hunt's Hotel. Office on High street below lhe Market house. Lawrenceburgh, May 11, 1825. 19-tf JOHN hl'PIKE ATTOF.XEY AXD COUNSEILOR AT LAW, HAS commenced the practice of the Law in the third Judicial Circuit. OfKce on Walnut street, opposite the (' urch. Lawrer.ct burgh, May 11, 1826. 18-tf. Blanks, of all kinds, for sale at ihis cce;