Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 32, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 19 August 1826 — Page 3

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Kith some now.i principle. The carefully j was shot, within about seven miles of

scrutinize the political cbaracfsr of those wbo are brought before them for their suffrages; and decide as to their rote accordingly

In the Western Country, known lines of dis

tills place, on the road leading to Lex

ington. r rom the testimony given before the court of inquiry, which was cailed

immediately, in this place, it appeared

and he has upwards of 50 Grand Children With the fruits of his daily labour, and the assistance of a pension of nineU-four dollars per annum, lie supports a family consisting of his wic and five children. Cincinnati. Ccm. Beg.

CLXC1MAT1 H'EOLESiLE BBll,: curbejyt.

(CORKHCTLD 'V KLIiLY.)

Hozi' io make a horse ro that won't budge ! J

CUTICLES. Ashe?, pearly

linction as to parly are cautiously thrown as,de,!tliatthe j, penetraled the left breast factious great men warn the People against! n , . withmit nt,.r;n th.

acting upon any established principle, nith a!. . ! r ., r , &.

LA v7RINC22U?iGH. ever careful to coneeal their sentiments, ij" mat u nan iv.i ukc out unj c , i,,eu ,u x,u. w,.., v.u. ...

'tl... I n f l in H o.H.,1 rll. hv tin. "ie opiuiMie blue. 1 uv wounu .u,u uncs im- iuitjwni;: .iuuum u. uit.w!n

wboU eommunitv! ilirsi mougni to oe nigniy uangeruu?, ct

j These things are worthy the attention of theibut further discoveries induce the beliefUndividual, who has become proverbial j p jj jipf)ej .'people of Michigan; it is generally known, and !lhat it will not prove mortal. A brief Tor sagacity and oddity, laid a wager otj ' 1 ' ' !.', .. a .l f 1 1 I t A

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We have not vet received an exnrt re.

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. public appointments) are mostly majnased o to and attended the perpetration ol thiSjtnat his horse could draw an arUleryl . district for Kepreseutative to Congre5F;suit the v.cs of individuals, iostead of the deed, are as follows: On Sunday light ! piece from the West end of Long Bridge !ajt,nSs aborted

w....? v. ivj uuuiu iuai xTir. ! :vw,wu"'1 ! nijcj ouu . jji.jiciuui 1" ",111c i uin or lai monr n, i! r. i.)iiKc i iu um iup ui inn ui-in;ii. a uc uu,

Smithis elected bv a rnn.irlpr,hlp mnJn.-- country entitled by the constitution ot the

j r l. x ; States to a Republican form of Government,;

it), in

hush ton l.U

f'. vntt,, P I T .

, iiHuu.n, fynevthBtU,hould be bor&e in 9ieiic

Switzerland, t ranklin, Union, Rush and Michigan Sentinel

Decatur couuties, Smith received oil?

votes, Tf

itv of!32(

heard from

and Allei Test a m;

'fL. M,if :. j ii . jthatthc increase of the republic and the;

U-jat the house of a Mr. Reuben RankiiV was accepted, and the beast put to HisCiar?AlT'c;rjc'-n 1CUU ntjbetween tliis place and Lexinirton, where task; but came to a stand on arriving :itr pan..i - Ihe d dared he was robbed of .si 175 in the foot of said hii!. Nothing daunted. r ilCe! Srtcn' l!C?l u

lr. ' w. i t i i 'i j .. ..i. ci. j.'uiiiuto

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, rer a rurninst Kti -:ir in w urn ier co ar or ie an ma . mine one in ue T,

.4. A-, ... . (Jnr. frrm. I he ncorde ol the united . , . . . . . . . .. . . i t - 1 1 i . I r eat tier?, hve - lb 1

:si 4jj ; giving ami 1 a maor-'Cl A 1 , 4, .ivanni nad oeen conin.sited lor trial oe- noi niupg; nui nommg wouiu uo ne r -

1 ... 'f'U . '" '""-c 1 ti,m tin r rrn 1 rmirt- hut r t :..r ,., .Toil tint hn lU'trnil tOIW.iril. KvefV t V. ...

, uic?. xm; counties 10 ne rion xvhv fmlr vcar, is not sutlicient forV . . . 1 ' "V.T "i . .V?. .... : :. .i. wA AJackereL No. I bbl 9 10

mrn n,, p: l it y ,, 4, . 4 . io r h . a o pea ra nee, ne was se t a t l Le ri v . " -ea ns e re i r l eu i n a a i n, u u 1 1 1 tyii. w i;;u v . v are, xJecatur. K n ev. lienrvlntie ritivn tn im d th.- imnnr ;mt n i;ce, , . - ; .. ... ... v Ao. 2 s:. at S iSo. ob oO

r. , i -y .7 . . ;Un this dav Kanktn and iolake had anliecunUitv ol genius:; a measure ol ocds r , , , ; Ripley, we learn, gave Mr.jof present ; and the more they examine ;irtervi Jn u hich Rar klM ia(, . . was produced, which, beins, a raritv, had - J:: ': iU l" , 1 ? . . iioritv.-and Decatur Mr. Rmifh. the subject ttic more they are atitied . , . iriv,f, rtrTrw, f, , ! n inlr!, nnm.fh, hW-iiv .!bl,,,tl . " buI 14 0u !b

in i ii i it , , . .1- . i .i . j'l.ixaeeu - nusii ota pv'im-. P. n';p wnnl.l riot nrrpilo. I hcu lie made a desnerate eiiort. atid then;.-.. .

ilation olcandidate?,eachrecom-; ;. 'r , i' ' K Ji,JO' supernne bbl 2 00 2 i-(J

, , . , . r nil .lieu : nuuiviii iuu;v a nut', )i;il,,ii1.fiiiir mi; u v .u mc i.wici !r H i- i ed bv services and qualifications,;, . , ' . ,,1.1 u.i.., ..v. : ; ,0rmseng - lo lo 1

m,l fbnt the nrridpnti;! term be . . , . . . . UUliDOwutr, Lt'X n I.CiI 5 oO 0 Ot

i hv ho .t.io n ( in rnnri. and. i .''( cr Re iOrn nnsp- n i im o (Uvrn on. . . .. .

d to four years. The frequency - ; . . ;m nub,.' r.h.lJnvmron bv thetwnntatirm and the eit- . lupont s 7 oO

is one of the ni hrs of t he ,5 '. - .-. , lioram per doz 40 00

thing like a majority for Smith of 14 or IjOO. "

Intelligence, of a very urpleasingcharacter, has readied us, of the death of

r. Shkiver, principal of a corps of TJ.

States' Engineers, appointed to examine

1 tm. t-rs

! liLL. U ill K.

mend

demr

iimite

of election

government; it is the ballot-box that re

conciles tlic people to many acts and measures of which they have reason to conmlain: but indenendent of these con-

anil survey canal routes in this state; he!COnsidcration, we have the facts before

died at Fort Wayne about two weeks 115, that the first four years, arc devoted

,8ince. to arrangements, uargams, eieciioneer-

hig objects, and personal views, in order to pave the way to a second election; and during this period, the real interests of the nation are neglected. The constitution of the United States limits the period of office to four years; It must have been the term considered sutlicient and concluded upon by the wise frame rs of that instrument. General Washington was elected for two succeeding terms; and if at any time, this was just and proper, it was so, in this instance, not alone in reference to this great and oodmrtn himself, but to the ne-

Sliihip Speeching. On this subject, as cn many others, there are a great diversity of opinions. The people of the South;ern states are very partial tothispractice, while in the Eastern and Middle states, where it has never been practised, it is looked upon as contemptible. The prejudice in favor of it arises, in our opinion, not so much from the want of 'information in the peoplp, as from a familiarity with the. custom. In the observations which foil ow, it is attributed to the want of information, a knowledge of right and wrong. In those states where the prac

tice has gained ground, so as to be pop

ulnr, we do not find the people devoid of

ihe light of literature ; but on the contrary, it is encouraged and cherished as dearly as in the boasted emporiums of the east. But let it be admitted, for once, that the people inhabiting those states where Stump Speeching is encouraged, arc illiterate and ignorant, lo they not want something toenlithen their understandings? and what is better calculated to affect this, than a well digested, chaste and dignified discourse, delivered from a stump or anv other suitable place? The preacher is justly reverenced, becnuse he explains the mysteries of the gospel, and points out the path of rectitude, as well to the learned as to the unlearned; he is not accused of pleaching to the rabble, to mislead, butto instil in their minds the truths

necessary to t!i ir future welfare. Not so with the politician, the moment he attempts to inform the multitude, on matters essential to their happiness here, lie is denounced as a designing and dangerous character, and unworthy of confi

dence. So much for name without the

substance. We all want information.

and it seems to matter little which way it is had, so we have it; whether bv newspapers, stump speeching, or in any otiicr way. If it is to be gained by stump speeching, for Heaven's sake, let us have it in that way, without any noise about it. Perhaps it would not be amiss here to mention, that the reveied and much respected James Madison, when a candidate for Congress in Virginia, did not think it disgraceful to address his fellow citiizens from a stamp and call their attention to the important concerns of the nation. This ftct is introduced to show that precedent (or President) is not wanting in support of the practice, whether good or bad. "tCFlt is understood that there will be ftbuc splaking. by one or boh of the Candidates for Congress in this plice, on Saturday next the C2d inst." The above is from a Richmrmd (Ind.") paper and affords an ide3 of the mode oi electioneering in that 'part of the conr.try. A candi date for i important puhlic office, mounted on a stump and brawling: to a rabble! How ridiculous and yet the practice is common in many of the Southern and Western states; nor will it be surprising if it shon'd extern) to Michigan, in rase the people suffer themselves to be led by the noe for a few ear9 to come. In the Eastern states, the great mass of population are Rell-informed;ther go to an election, not with their heads crazed and confu?ed but their minds tuaJe up to vote in accordance

pned.iize-nSiruugeuaner in me aug

exclaiming he was killed. Mr. ilalSack sion until the great gun was fairly con

ti toe mountain too. and

r dec hired won.1'

at vhoe hoiie thev l.;ul dined, ran nutivex, ed

0:1 hearing the report of the gun and t!.c exclamations of the wounded man, and perceived Rankin returning, cursing and

swearing he had killed him, and that in

the

Will

liu.thcr Fish Story One th.y la?t week a psMv uenf dawn i,e bay lof the purpose if

Hops - lb Indigo, Spanish ilotant Bengal

had come for that express purpose; di . jcatcMnu' b!,vWh(.. nod as Hum returned, an- ' . 1 .. i. ni 1 1 1 1 1 -1 H'bnivil in itOH B itoads. ivheri .some of i ' ,t

eiaring inaT 13 j a ie nan muruereu un-v . " . . . . . 1 r o iru ion

the paity, desirous ol tryirs; their luck at sh:irk- u, u uu iu 1 fisi.ii-e ti.rrw out a hue, nd succeeded in do 4d " - 140 uitlins' me on hoard. fie fnnttfturrd eleven nail rods - 1 GO

tt-et. und on (ii"ninj: hioi. it ant'errcd that ht'-Lcad I'ig

character of the Rankin family, and ;ha? he would ratlier die than endmeit. IIimmediately surrendered, .as taken

Castors

Wool

Jlemn

5 I 00

6 60 5

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Ip ts . . , M , V'l Up'.liUI lllil II lipL IIVl lllill IIV ?elore a court o inquiry, and comnutted !. . , . . . . ,t . . . , - : b.i! fv 'hi'oxvj 1 iinotiier sliartf, winch iiju?1 uave

for further trial.

:Tr.

-The foil;-. wing ac-

b-f-n iip-.va.ds of fur fe-t lon-r, three Urge kiucraus. and n rjuarfer of veal, vvluoh Ikiu tainted th- p:.rt) hud a ihoit tiintj beferc thrown

from infancy to manrioou. j ne same systems and usages which were thought fitring fortv years ago, cannot at this

time be iust or Kroner. We must ben.j!

to the slate cf the time,-, and to public wishes. An honor so high, that is to endure four years, and to be productive ot

The Billiard Table.

rw. - .i,f. K i .... i : .

Steubenville Gazette, a paper whose editor prints ikr.Y autiiok: tyy' ar d is, .f JKjrCcr. A .coroners in.piest was last week COU VsCifricr.d-'ij to the power that be.! held :n ; bis vdlajce over tne body of a uhite woViUcifC u .isier. :njan, ?.. death was caused by repeated wbip-

';3Iiic!i has hc?n published a,ul ihe ;piKs inflict-d by her Luland James Johnson,

have been iliout llus ptaco

and though l;r:ided by found ituployiueut amofijf

irioiunify who pride themselves

, , , , J '. . , - - ution their irtorality, suifirient to enable them

' f i1.,ir Ant i II. anrr, l.l!, ai.c-i.ii- I I n f f , i, 1 T r

LI !fl IV UI Ui "il il.lir- UlL tlUVtl lll!!L il l.l I f l ii- I'll I T ) ,! .ft,,1 ipv .. . J. . .? . - n . . innrchase of a bvhard irib e bv tne rri- a J itAY

al its bearings. W e have tiotn inn teen . , . c . , . . , 't- ,e or lour ar! states swelled to twenty-lour; Irom three nv)V w (,r i'n":t., uU f:.P,,v: ir.teir.perar.ee. have

millions of people, io more than ten;' , Ih , n r,.,;f ,.f lrf X, n intelligent co

keg

16 3 50

23 1 50 1G 00

to state the facts regarding 'his sr.i.i la-,.

ircl l.. ia. u vpn hMtina- htir iritK n cfirL shrmt

h:e. as they arose: i ne moneys, or pari (Vf niUr9 from tbf! vlMaEe, and from expressions of tnem. appropriated ior l,.e purchase., th(,n Wltli(t ar,(, lhe utl9eqiJ,nt brutality toot furniture, were expended, in mi-.kmg' m:r, ;t r, the jury were of opinion that bis inixirchares, by a youyg ;nan. a son of the ' u,flton was to kill htr, and brought in their f - i A it ii f Thnru ii it c i-.i !.'. at m i r (hi I .,

a salary amounting to .S 100,000, ts schi-!n . , ., , , c : , . . , , , , , -, T ... ' , 1 1 resident s house, known bv the name, ot It is said by one v. ho knew her in better days, cient tor any man s amoitton. but web. :t ' ii .', ., ,- .

me iiii.b;.KL iiuoN ; u v.i m m lei-u i) mai ner p;niu, ri'siueu m uun" pan the architect. The young man tO'i: a, of PennyUauia were respectable people; but, notion, tluit to have the room nrr.n ? luvititr crossed the wicl. nations of their

- r i . . . .

must view this question in another light it is not individual ambition we are to gratify it is not personal objects we a re to promote in filling this high oflice, we

must look to the public good and that'.

will be most effectually promoted, by limiting the term of one citizen to four years. A President who is elected for four vears alone, and has no views bevond that period will devote, his time wholly to the discharge of his public duties; he will

u-e his utmost ellorts to do much good, in

furnished a billiard (able cuzhi to be ia it, daughter in an affair cf love, she became vi-

and bought a second-hand one fr ,00. Cir"is lma"y ''irrned this unnatural ami

and expended about 50 more for calls .istln-connexion 'y way cf retaliation. The

and for r'nth to cover it. As soon as the ninc i n.cnt.oned as conveying a lei-

r rirtitnir-n rnnhoH f n o Oir nt f or- '

VII l.U 111. LitUV I I.IIL UIL. I ill 1 vi Hit

ear

In.-3.t.l:

drcu. Ccvcia JY Y. Cs.z.

bar white, dry ground in oil red, dry

Leather, sole upper side calfskins doz

Lumber Joist, pine or poplar, 1000ft. 10 00 Scantling, seasoned, do. o 00 Pine boards, do. do. 1 1 00 Shinglvs. pine, pr. 1C00 2 o7 .Molasses, iS. Orleans gal 62i xNails, Bo wens' brand 4d to 10 7

Juniata brand do

Pittsburgh com:non

i 3 62 2! 2 00 23 0

5 : 00 3 00

Zanesville

Boston wrought

i The brig Gen. Krock, of Jersey, (F.n p.)

President, he expressed much

faction. The table, however, hud Lee,

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"tLy' ' ani "' h-und tu (spe, nag run doun M tlie -Oth of way of getting no of it except oy ti::ou- ,Uv ,n th(. fort.w,on iit ;:lt. 4i bn;;. 4S ,.2 mg it in the street, there being no law-hy un unini0Vvn Lri 3 of the civw Kot on fn nllliAVIJO flio C".!o n i ii i-r : I urn i.i-r. 1 1.1 . i . a. i .L

that term, and make his administration!'" , u;ar vrsse, one m on V. , i t -ii 4 chased, it being, however a matter weh ihe wieck, and M ol Jui ra the master and a

" ' ' ; ; , (established, that such thins, like hr passenger, tuok t the Ion- buat, viihout water!

a iv; pensioii no pic??; miu uui no i ; t i ;r I -V 1 . 1 . and uancrrmnmon boanh. are hurtlul

lalse lures lor support; create no excite-. mnkc R bad e nflhvnu it ,5li, dreadful situation, the unfortunate -urviv

nieui; givt: no eiin iui Dj'iujiuun, u.

Porter nice

w-ri; rrrt , v.-i'7 . Thii is. im. OTS were r.nmi;e!ed t suistain themselves Oil

ends will all be public ends, and his am- dprs('a;;',j t,e rue ia5torY 0f the LiiL- bndie.s and blood cftl.use who fell victims

bition will he to deserve well ol hisj 'f .', jto fnti-ue and hunger, until the 9th of June,

when the master, mate, and h;x m?n, were

country; he will make no bargains; give

no pledges; make no appointment with a view to his re-election; his term of scr-

Oih tanners

linseed castor

Provisions, Pork, mess Hams, bacon Shoulders Sz, sides Hogs' lardt Cheese

Butter, firkin lb

bbl - lb

Rag, cotton and linen Salt, Turks Islnd bush Kenawha at the river in store Sugr, New Orleans Uavanna, white loaf and lumo

! Shot, all sizes

In c ij

Pimento Cassia Cloves IS utmegs

7 b

do 6 do 7 17 bbl 17 00

gal 56 ' 1 37A 1

Tlt-re is a man bv the name of Mh- t3ken uhy a Liverpool bri, ,ix having died!

vice wih be tranquil and satisfactory, j - , t, f, nf ...... n r ,i '-..,.i,J

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. .! II III ' 111 ..II- t;i. lif t, t 'I :i .1 .1 .... i f. i . . v rrf r. . - .

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lilt, iri-.t iiiic: i.m mi. ijiim,u '.uiii.ci iuuhi r . i i 1 .1 'n n rt .

. 1 - . vne 01 me ( eieni aieu ea l ariy in domoii' r a r,.r s i,t . ...f ; ,,,.i (n it nmi-.r flioir- rniiritrv i mi, n'Mimri. . . , . . . and Jvr A. I ambell bad se'it in word to tt

, ,' ':' . 4 " " ihirbor. (Jt the particulars Oi the allair. T',ri,r tK-t tinier the terms eonttined in th hv the evei tensent against the nre&entl . . . ,.U!njr ,5,lT un,e5S u"u3 connnneu in in

: 4. ..ui:. .! 'xr ,ori lllnc tne cxpeuuion was leUltroalv nr.v.ouslv concluded with his cen

aonunisiraisou, ai u n u i.tMiic oi ru.jni; i . j- c i , i rpt . j - , . !. f :f c. ifir-,i JnJ lr- bne l brown. The party wr receded to witbin twenty-four hours, h 'Wiil i- -i rr r n f fhnt ir s;Sl:ll IfTtni ) iff Mil . J

'"V n :i':u in niiinnpr annul j :mn rr nri.. 1.1 -I . , .. u :

1 tiDUiiJ ur-n-i'M uic u.

The British army is jepoited to have reach-

va, the capital of the. Burmese kingdom;

erls

tr. It was presumed that

this would produce a termination of the war.

the end of the four years, and also a ,fo thp fom of the wharf aH of (hem succeeding administrations, and we shall a few t!iuisP wherfi they experience great beneticial cllecls. haUetK The loaJej5 wpn( on )oar " oa ? represented to the captains & consignee The Editor of the Salem (Massachu-j that the tea was not wanted, and resetts) Gazette has furnished us, in lii i q uestcd them to seek another market for

I A .11 Jl II -. . A . "

last paper, wim me ioiiowmg Mtiguiar , These having no eilect the whole: late roaj. Tandy near Lexin-ton Ky. She has subject on which to exercise our credui- party after leaving a guard at the left an ajred mother, ami several brothers and

itv:

OBITUARY. DIT' In Lawrrncchurh, Ind. after a short illness Mrs Jane Fitch, 'Red Si, con

sort of Collins Fitch. Fsq and daughter of the

wharf to resist the approach of anv ! sisters in Kentucky and an affeetion-ite husband

"At the celebration of Independcnceig(r;inTer "even unto blood,' proceeded ! tw children, and numerous friends here ta

I reetown, ii., i,ol. J arhox, one ot;to the vessels and beg

an the work of;n'ourn br loss, and cherish h-er menvory.

bag lb

Ginger ground

4 1h

5 8 6h 10 00 5h 3 1 00 26 31 9 17 19 2 25 23 27 45

1 00

2 25 l2k

Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th pT. 1 7 Spanish do 1 ,rA)

Holland gin Rum, Jamaica Whiskey, new Steel, German - lb Swedish London, Crowley Eng. blistered American Teas, Gunpowder, best Impereril do

Young Hysout 95 Tobacco, manufactured 8 Tallow ... ,5 Wines. Madeira L. P. gal 50 Sicily - 1 75 Port - 2 37 TeneriflTe - 1 75

1 25

1 62 1 50 21 17 21 19 19 n O 1 15 1 45

10 9 G & 13 00 62 50

O G 9 7 6

00 00 10;. ia 20 00 2i 30 50 1 12i

2 00 1 75 1 75 00 27 ia 21 20 10 1 50 1 50 1 00 13 7 4 50 2 00

!-ica ulln f-llrVf ltol 51 ml lll-i'l . I I I frM . 1.1 Jl . P lllirin-r I.AP atlnrl htif . n n -., air. am mVtm .rt.

1 UU-t n iiu iww-in, . mi'i f a i ill rfrrt . v I. I P a ( . 11.111 tlPPn 111 rfSfri : v.....t,..v. mi.i. ui unit", on- v... n r i

RiinL'. r Tlill. r-rr..v7 nlmtr m fftr nrnv-c I n .. f, .. j ced that COmnniiire of mind, and .-hristiail re- "a'

. i j.. .-!.:.! i. -... . . . J r . .7 ' .;.nt r.n mr) rn.t,u. w frr.rr th. 0 0 e rorAaddoneh.lt.

sion, in me ?.iui inc.- . uii.il u wuieoiiii their progress, to remove hatches, ,u,,,iuui .nu ,r.,.-...... j

that memorable occasion. lhe writer otcojjed ropcs, casks of provisions and.r- 7 n"in ,,r,c,,T ,u , . '".'r the account of the celebration says, thisfothcr articles, placed abov e the tea fQr(n l

venerable man, whose last days are made its concealment. The mates were per- ' V." ' , , 'f ?Vg-" !L

1 .-v -t Ki- ' r. r . j i r r n f n t.ict.q roen ; i mm . t ! . :!.! - I i 1 . r. I

,:.L:7".r:.:. : ":::?::r u": u,.u,s 10 ru!piy ,Mied to win 0r her utn,

irouims tuuimj, .ipjirmi-.u wn u... -'r;tnem that tne sole otnect was the dc-'rther-

Though she suffered much pain, she appeared rfectly resigned to the will of her heavenly

father; and expressed a short time before her

ADMfMSTUTOirS SALE.

pHK SU USr.Kl.iKK. Administrator of the i estate of .10HN (.'OSINK, dece&s-d, hereby fc ivrs notice, that he will e.xpine to PuMis Slf, at te house of the said dect3?d, cn the

1st SATU.il) Y in SF.PTKUBF.t next, all the

sion as one risen from the dead ; and that jstniction of the tea; the captains and: death a full confidence in the saving grace of of Vo'de 'e-S"Ci" t0 X there, was not a dry eye in the lotcn zvhere consignee were bod and ronfined.idmn. redeemer. known on the dly'of lie? he passed.''' after etfecting the cbject, every thing Communicated. MARris cosixe. Our New-England friends arc very w;is carefully replaced, and the partv iwK8xaa8S Administrator. fond of the marvellous, and seetn to be went to Brown's house, where a nine ofi CAMBRIDGE ACADEMY. Auost 19, 1S25-

most pleased when they are drawing; Lisbon was broached for their use.

most severely upon the credulity ot their neighbors. We have been disposed to place some confidence in their strange stories, and in this way have almost become converts to the sea-serpent; but we have doubts, insuperable doubts, about this Col. Tarhoxf Telegraph.

Paris Ky. Avgiist 2. Between the hours of two and three o'clock to-day, Mr. John Blakf, of Ohio

JVeburr.-port I ivrcld. vY e have a match piece for the above in Cincinnati, tho' not of equal antiquity Joshua Wveth was born in October 1752, and mad . one of the celebrated Tea Parti in 1773, in Boston Harbour, and was afte ar Is at the battle of Bunker's Hill. He was made prisoner at Long Island, and was subsequently wounded at York Island. He is the fath-

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ATKACHER who understunds both the theory and practice of ivtimctintr youth in all the Hranche which constitute a pooil Kn(iti edncation, will find good encou; -arement, hy an immediate application to the .ubscribers in Cam

bridge.

JOHN DAWSON, J ANDKEW H AY, C Trustee: A Vl'L GOUCHER, J

RAGS! HAGS! fIIE highest price in CASH or writing; ppper given for clean Lin n and Cotton

ut this ofih

BARBER, T7TAS rerently rs'abtished himself in i rU iJ-A frame buildmp, on the south fide of H'jfh street, immetliairly opposite the MarVet hotie s where, from from his lorig- txperirnce ant rijij attention to bosiness, he hopfs to merit ft jectable share of custom. The f.Jentl.-rum of Lwrncfcburh and its vicinity are, therefore, requested to g ive him a trial. Way-faring Gentlemen are aUo solicited to call. .)ulv?2. 182S. S7-tf

Viaqislrutc? BhvJcs for sale at this Office -d 0 -A.