Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 33, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 26 August 1826 — Page 3
LAVPtENCEBURGH.
S.tf TTOD K, . LTG 7S T 26, 1 826.
Maiden! we can lverthinfc ot Maiden j Hurst out and rotted Mong the floor.!
without feeling how difficult it is to forgive general Harrison because that he did not blot it from th map. It was
England'1 s scalp market. We are horror struck when we learn that the Turkish commanders in the Morea send sacks of human ear?, well salted and duly pre
served, to Constantinople, for the gratification of their sultan but forget that
the British commanders were lately
dealers in the scalps of our own fellow I . It. I 1 i 1
nn. w fihiirm r- -u-. :r citizens, adults, lemaies ana mianis
A. HUKMfJ ' .A A a J M M-L. . I 1 III! I WW IIS 1 III llirilll llin I '
This fortunate discovery induced those present to examine the stockings which to their great jo were crammed with
money.
Quick Work. Starbuck and Gurley's furnace was burned on Thursday morning; Thursday the fire was extinguished, and immense quantite of rubbish, coal &c. were removed; Friday morning: workmen began to erect a new fram-
ied buildine: Saturday evening ihe build
New Gr lean July CD, 1C2G. Our city still continues healthy, but business generally dull. Regular showers sine our last, up to yesterday, have been agairwt the loading of vesseh. The Mississippi is S-12 feet above high water mark, and falling very
slowly
CINCINNATI WJIOLESALE PRICE CURRENT. (corrected weekly.)
nf in tm frrrrtr a? f-s r K'kloC Aft- r v r 1 a r a
we have received, is elected to Congress, in ' "u " jV iT a f 7 w& bU IeCl waS mpietey cover- .. . . . . . . . . 2 J Ithem had been packed for exportation to 0a w;ih hordsrt and endued: Mondav
me .si wis.ncT, over Muler. and 11. Book. fhe tmother country -that dear oAcr-L.;,,: blast ' macle in the furnace.l bi,s
Jonathan Jennings, having no opposition, is of delighting in such evidences of the mur-jone of the furnaces was not mate riallv iinabl1 Fnt ,he afotoa couW .).
course elected in the 2d district.
ARTICLES. Ashes, pearlS
Cotton On Tuesday morning 35th inst. ; Allum we took an account of the stock in tWa warn-' Applesj houses aud oa shipboard, which resulted hb Bees' wax follows: ( Beer, strong Boles Bottles, porter In sundry warehouses, 86i5. Candles, dipped On chipboard, 4i85. j mould Tba atook in first hands for sale is ?erj Castor beans small, aiiri estimated bv the dealers at abont
f m asungs, assoneu lur wl ich iberr is a moderate d- i
valuer
American
Kentucky. The Old Court party have ajrain I cannot gee
der f the children of her "daughter." as';;,:,, flnfi nnffPriw nn,tcrU WPro avH :ob,sm- ,ke opemtiona since our last were near
. .ill T a J 7 r
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rar.
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i has it. For my own part(to commence operations with, Mr. Lang!00' ,houn(1 b t c why human cars are more . jon is making reat exertions to com-eq' .rpor,,0 01 ,?
consisting in about an
iana and Mississippi, , 1 . 1
MDama. ai our longer.
Spanish
St. Dominco
succfieiifu in ir i siaie ai me rceenr eieciion, onei)bive 10 our stJUMuuiurs umn nuni.ui mence business aain, but it must P rM
so s to h.ve a majority in hth houses of thejscalp-. But there is this great difference some .veeks before he can build anoth-j Tolacco-VVe hafe neither arrivals nor sales' Feathers, live Legislature -The election was warm through. ears are pre erred by the .Uanome-,er gteam engine, lathes Sec. Troy Budget. reporl thl8 weck but beliere the Uttl. for Cotton yarn
out the stte, and appears to bae resulted in , , . - u: milc( iv1j r that we, in Christian cnant', must Hate
a conquerable chnn-e of opinion from list vear!lhe Qnc and excgc tne 0ther.-i7cs.
thos counties sending old court members
last session, send new court members thin, and vice versa. Isaac B Desha, died on th 1S!h insf . aHer h.ivinu experienced all the horrors of death wheu living-.
Jmms sxit in England In the rase of Lad J'" to be considered nominal. Cleared since our' io. 2 j7 7! Portsmouth, ajaiua; whom a suit for a divorce :'Ut, for Liverpool 165 hhik, Boatoa 524, NewCod. dfv
nau oeen insiuuiea dj L.acr. ronsmouin, me , r ; loiai y nuu. Shad
xjALTI3I0RE, uu. i. i aii-uio ' " jcosts in K)e rLCCisiif ci uouri, are said to ir. mere were a lew sales ot iresh flaxseed i Dilcmma. Our latest accounts from have amounted to 50,000 pounds sterling or tweet made to the Ukrra io the besinninff ot pi' ,
. S. Frigate more than one hundred and thirty three Aou-.the week at $4 since which it has declined p- r '
Pensacola advise, that the U.
Contellation had been foe some lime sand dollars.
detained in the harbor there, because of.
want of a sufficient depth of water on the bar for her to sail over it with he
prima ahoard: and it was believed bri
From thf BrooUvill RepoUorr. To the Elilcrs of the Indiana PaVa linm Prn.i uo to r(iiest of you to inform me, upoo ht authority y'-u stte that the bill for
tho reliet of tlje widow Dennr (as von are!, , , , - ,:....ui i
, l4 ii i n j .l . i ' bar would renaer u luuniiciicrtuic io icple'eu to i-hJI ner) passed the senate almost; ... . 1 , un.nimou.lr; d Ih.t (!. W. Noble .hiphem. Some hnppy combinatio . TcteJ Tor il.!enatMl,ppper in which 1 mli:' )ml and tide, it 13 to be hoped, will fifsd f!.'a fact s!nted ! Ui rther renuest vou toison relieve the frigate and her oiheefs
dpirn;ite the paper in which T will find Mr.
declined 1- c
sent rates The demand for our shipping cou tinues dull, and but httl doing except on ac count of those who brought it to market
From To g cis. S cl lb 5 6 lb 7 9 bbl 50 1 00 lb 2-1 27 bbl 5 25 gr 12 00 00 lb 0 10 it 12.'; bush 1 00 ton GO 00 00 bbl 1 50 00 1000 llh 1 50 10 00 12 00 best lb IDA 20t 18 18i i) iO lb 24 20 to 10 30 1 bbl 0 10 No. 3 6 50 7 box 3 50 bbl 14 00 16 bush 37A bbl 2 00 2 50 lb 15 17
Kxoxvillf, Tejjn. Agust 2. A most unexoected disaster has befal
len us. The corn crop, our only hope Sour Us mft n moderau- request at from At
r-.Kr, h a t if thn mns wrm t a I: cn of a sun n 1 v for sustenance, is now freatlv i'J p 0 0' nul ranrmK at yj.
IV- U1UV.. vt,.. . - . j t -j 7 - O J I out to enable her to pass over the bar, i injured by the worm; and they are daily!
me rOUilUf.yS t'l lUC see nunuui iiitii Aicuuiii iiitu Kit utOf jintiijr utjus an lat
aireaav nearly destroveo. we nave
Kandolph's peech on the hill making appropri
aliens for furnishing the Presidents house, as
from this dilemma, into which they have
been enticed by the hope of proving the
facilities which the harbor ot Fensacola
likewise, tie paper in which you find my votejaiFords for a Naval Depot. But should
in favour of that pproDrhtion. Brnokville, August ISth. 1826. Yours kc. John Test. In answer to the inquiries of Mr. Test, In the above, we would inform him, that he can find, we think', in Niles Register for February or March, the proceedings of the Senate in the case of Mrs. Denny (One of our neighbours having borrowed the fil of the Register, and forgot to return it, prevents us from pointing to the particular page.) We ca'inot, however, see why fhe judge should make inquiry of us, concerning this matter, as Mr. Noble resides in his town, who wonM no doubt give him the desired information; neither can we discover the particular hearing of Mr. Noble's vote on that question, in relation to Mr. Test. To the other inquiry, where we found the extract from Mr. Randolph's speech, on the hill making appropriations for furnishing the President's house, &c.
we answer, it was taken from one of our
exchange papers, and inserted in ours without remark, further than to show that it was a speech by Randolph. We never found nor hunted for Mr. Test's vote on that bill, previous to the election ; and had he not agitated it at this time, the patrons of the Indiana Palladium would never have known, from us, that Mr. Test voted for the bill appropriating 25,000 for furnishing the palace of the President, &c. We do not pretend to draw a distinction, or weigh the quantum of misconduct, if any, in the case of the widow Denny; but feel free to say, if the vote in that case was a bad one, in the case of the appropriation bill it was a great deal worse. . If, in withholding this information from the public, till this time, we hav" erred, it was th.ough a disposition to act impartially, and to prevent, if possible, the charge of partiality in our oilicial
duty. In this last attempt we have perhaps, failed. In conclusion, we can assure Mr. Test, that we never published
article against him officiously nor
I Vhhkey. Imports this week 344 bbls. since
the lit of October 9748 and in the sine time
season 32.0320: difference 22.272 bbls
I'hi arficl J'ori t irmna affsitw of cunts Ti.fi
uccu iniui uicu in unc utiu ui ivTciuy .n"inll parcels acres, in this neighborhood, that will not Bagging -There is a f.ir supply of both it is believed, yield more than ten hush-.forpign domestic on band, which is bei yv t s i i a
elf. Un mglU netor last, we nad a very gtnninj to be enquired for. We have heard
copious and refreshing shower, which is 5of a few sales lor the country at near our
the first for many davs. 1 his rain has rates.
wf
fallen out very opportunely, and may not
only much revive rnd promote the
growth of vegetation, but check the devastation of the worm.
FROM THE CENTRAL GAZETTE (CHARLOTTS
ville) VA.
no doubt grow much longer.
an
either Eolus or Neptune prove inauspicious, and refuse to unite in a grand effort to enable our frigate and her gallant crew to proceed in the performance of the duties assigned to them, unless the Secretary of the Navy, in nis wisdom, can find a remedy, the Constellation
must remain, as a Frenchman vou!d say in depot. Gazette. PITTSBURGH, AUGUST 12. Pennsylvania Canal. Tne Canal Com
missioners, after viewing the ground on
both sides of the Allegheny river as high up a Freeport, on Wednesday last confirmed the previous location of the Canal above Pine Creek, which our readers
will remember was on the western side of
the river but from Pine Creek to this city they have chosen the eastern side, in accordance with the wishes of our citizens expressed in their late town meeting. The Canal, we understand will be bro't down on such a level as will permit it to be taken to any point on either the Allegheny or Monongahela rivers. Twoaqueducts will of course, be required on this route one above the mouth of the Kishkiminetas, and the other at the 1 mouth of Pine Creek, six mile above this city. The line from the United States Arsenal to this city, for which proposals were received, being on a lower level than is now decided upon, it became necessary that new proposals should be obtained, for which ten days notice must he given. Contracts for the excavation of the Canal above the mouth of Pine Creek have been entered into, and next week, we learn from sume of the contractors, the work will be commenced, and before winter, it is expected, some of the sections will be completed. On Thursday morning last the Com
missioners left this city lor Meadville, toi
make the necessary surveys, and determine on the route of a canal from that place to Lake Erie. Statesman. 1 The Ccdcr Apple. A gentleman of unquestionable veracity called at our office this week, and informed us of an experiment which was made a few days ago with this apple, on a colored child about
two years old, at his farm in this neighborhood, the result of which was truly satisfactory. The child took the apple
of last year'b growth, reduced to powderi
c u r, the I reasurer ot East 1 ennessee, was
Wilies X. Orleans Price Current.
OBITUARY. Departed this life on the evening of the22d inttnnt after a short, but severe illness, Mr. Akdrew Armstrong, in tne SOtb year of hia ape he has left a disconsolate wife and two liif.lrArt tra nmnrn tVua irfnira hi IraCtt ft f a
m M m . m r w Villi I V 14 C J MIU It 4 . Ijp W I Wm
jua.uu.uuiu vsULUinnr. iur. mrua. t,teniler fjl(Ur and affectionate husband. As a sent you last week an account oi a Cu-;cilizen u was bcloved and rr.pecled by all cumber, which is growing in a gentle-j whrt knew hicn-as a member of the Masonic man's garden in this place, which WHfiy. his memory will loo be cherished by then 40 inches long. It w as measured .those who have frt -quenily witnessed the oflVraccurately this morning, and found to ings be has m-de at the altar of charity in have grown, in one week, 26 inches. tlat sacred ietrt of virtu and friendship, which makes it just six feet long. Tne On the 23d his remains were attended to the seed wero sent b a gentleman in Ohio place of interment by Lawreocebargh Lodge to Mr. Jefferson, who presented a few to.No 4, of which h was an active member, by the gentleman who has this large one in,,the ronjbera and officers of the corporation, his irarden. It is nuit preen, and will ltlher with a lare concourse of citizens and
" 0- ,
straoxers.
Communicated
LYDLLY TREA TY. To the puulic Some persons unknown to tne, have put a report in circulation that I have ordered two companies of Militia, one in Brookville and the other in Conneisville, to hold themselves in readiness to attend the contemplated treaty this fall, for a purpose Wst known to themselves ;) which has brought and is daily producing numerous applications from all quarters of the state, to me, for
similar orders: Wherefore, I consider it!
my duty to correct the error, by giving
jYOTICE.
THE Subscribers will mirnd at the house of
Justis 8ortwrll on tbe school auction, ot.e mile
nd half from La wrencebureh. onTuesdsy the
7'h of September, at 10 o'clock in tbe mornmsr.
Jto lesse ihe several tf nemeMa on Slid section for
a term of vetrs. Persons desu-ous of taking lea sea re nqupsted to attend.
WILLIAM ARCHIBALD
DKLA F.LDFR S Trustees.
Y.ZHA Audits ?1. N6
Gunpowder, Lex'n keg
,l)upont s Hats Roram per doz Castors Wool Hemp lb Hops - lb Indigo, Spanish rlotant Bengal
rem Juniata ton
puddled
5 50 7 50 40 00
54 00 6 50 5 25 2 37A 2 50 130
80
G 50
72 00 J 00 G 37A 00 2 75
90
hoop, 6, 8 and lOd 120
do4d - - 140 nail rods - 1C0
Lead Pig bar white, dry ground in oil red, dry Leather, ole upper calfskins
Lumber Joist,pineorpoplar, 1000ft. 10 00 Scantling, seasoned, do. 5 00 Pine boards, do. do. 1 1 00 Shingles, pine, pr. 1000 2 87 Molasses, N. Orleans gal 62 Nails, Bowen' brand 4d to 10 7
lb 6 T 7h 16 17 keg .3 50 3 62 - lb 16 23 26 side 1 50 2 00 doz IS 00 23 00
Juniata brand do
Pittsburgh common
do
do
LIBRARY jYOTICE THE Share holders of the Lawrt nefburg'h Library conopny, are hereby notified that the di
rectors have recently by purchase mde a large
to the stalk of Books in
ttrtrl u In K1m i 1 rl it inn
I . j i"m vaiuai'ac awuiuun ai
uus repon a pusiuvu neg.iuvc; ana to that institution, and have passed a resolution
state that I have no authority to make that the Treasurer commence suits sframst all
a requisition upon any portion of theliUbscnbf.r 'ho itM bc tound delinquent or in
Mihtia in the state lor this purpose. L t An . .n tV 4rrririis?e, cnBOl h co.
JAMES B. HAY.
unsolicited, unles-s where it grew out of)
publications made; nor refused any thing jianded in for publication in his favor. In relation to Mr. Smith, we cannot acquit ourselves in the same way. There were several pieces presented by his
friends which were never published. If
a the Judge is not satisfied with these answers made to his inquiries, he can have what further information he may wish in that respect; with this assurance, that it will be given, as this is, gratuitously, he having no reasonable claims on us for such information.
Indians. It is supposed that no less than twenty-five hundred Indians were lately collected at scalp-dealing Maiden, to receive "the annual pledge of the love of their father over th water." The usual scenes of drunkensss and lighting took place, and caused the commission r C cnpornl riitrMrpc V v Ihfim rr TftuMr rr.
turn, withinsjhfc Michigan territory.!
eted by law, such share to become forfeited to the company for the Wnefit of the institution. JAM 3 DILL. aecy. August 24 1826.
DKAUUUUN CIRCUIT CtJURT. April Term, 1826. Lydis David soa "1 On VUl r 2cti:itn versus or Divorce Vttr Dvirson j TJ OW, on Fridar, the seventh day of April, beL1 ins: thr filth Juilicial day of the April term
The following article is copied from a Pennsylvania paper; which, if true must be very alarming, indeed, to those who may be so unfortunate as receive letters from so combustible a region. Baltimore, July 31. St. Thomas. The editors of the Ameri
can have been politely favored with theiof ,he rD0l c,rtU; ?our, 1826, com: a Ly. i r i A r e rru !dia Davidson, the complainant aforesaid, by Lane perusal of a letter from St. Thomas un-jner atlorneyi ana fied her Bill ofcompUi der date of July 18, which consumed. prying a divorce from her sid husband Peter
some twenty or twenty-live framed buildings. The commercial part of the town was not in any way injured. The principal sufferer is the government, having lost the greater part of its public officers.
I By a letter received from Knoxville,
'on yesterday, we learn that the office ofrequirmg the said P ter Davidson to be and ap
Zanesvilie
Boston
wrought Oil, tanners - bbl linseed - gal castor
Provisions, Pork, mets Hams, bacon Shoulders tides Hogs' lardt Cheese Butter, firkin lb
Porter - - bbl Rice - - lb Rags, cotton and linen Salt, Turks hind bush Kenawha at the river in store Sugr, New Orleans Havfenna, white
loaf and lump
7 5 6 7
17 17 00 56 1 37A
bag lb
4 2A
5 8 6h 10 00 oh 3 1 00 26 31 0 17 19 2 25 23 27 45 1 00 o o 12A
5 50 00 3 00
10 9 6 8 18 18 00 62 1 50 ah 6 3 6 0 7
Davidscn for certain causes in the said Dill set
forth, and it appearing to the satisfaction of this court, tha Peter Davidson the defendant aforesaid, is not a resident of the state of Indiana ; It is therefore ruled and ordered by the court now here sitting, that notice of the pendency of the said Hill for divorce be published for four weeks successively in the Indiana Palladium, a newspaper printed in Lawrenceburgh, Dearborn county,
which was the compulsion of more than
a pint of worms. Ihe child, though much reduced and debilitated by fevers previously to the apple being administered, is now doing well, and has had a complete return of appetite for food. Annapolis Gazette.
Extraordinary Will made by a Miser in Ireland. The words are: "I give aud bequeath to my sister-in-law, Sarah Dennis, four old worsted stockings, which she will find underneath my bed, to my nephew, Charles Macartney, two other pair of stockings lying in the box where I keep my linen; to Lieut. Johnson, of his Majesty's 4th regiment of foot, my only pair of white cotton stockings, and my old scarlet great coat; and to Hannah Bourie, my house-keeper, in return for her long and faithful services, my cracked earthern pitcher.r Hannah, in anger, told the other legatees that she resigned to them her valuable share of the property, and then retired. In equal rage Charles kicked down the pitcher,
and, as it broke a multitude of guineas!
broken open on the night of the 20th inst. and robbed of between 2 and 3000. A hole was bored in the door, and having thus gained admittance, effected the robbery. vYashvillc Banner.
pear before the Judges of our Dearborn circuit court court, on the first day of their term to be holden at Lawrenceburgh in and for the said county of Dearborn, on the first Monday in October next, then and there, to answer to the Hill of complaint aforesaid, or the same M ill be herd in bis absence. JAMES DILL, Clerk. Aurust 24. 1R26. 33-4 w
Shot, all sizes
Spices, Pepper Pimento Cassia Cloves Nutmegs Ginger ground
Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th pT. 1 75
bpanish do Holland gin Rum, Jamaica Whiskey, new Steel, German
Swedish London, Crowley Eng. blistered American Teas, Gunpowder, best Impereril do Young Hyson t Tobacco, manufactured Tallow -Wines, Madeira L. P. gal Sicily Port Teneriffe
00 00 0h 18 20 00 24 30 50 12t
lb
Malaga
1 50 1 62 1 50 24 17 21 19 19 8 1 45 1 45 95 8 6 3 50 1 75 2 37 1 75 1 25
1
2 00 1 75
75 00 27 13
21 20 10 50 50 00 13 7 50 00
4
TAKEN UP
D Y Paul Swift, of turd nsburjr, Dearborn eoun
Commodore Porter. A letter received in Norfolk, dated Vera Cruz. 22d June.
assort nositivelv that Com Porter hasi" lv Dout he23of J"ne A Koan colour assert poitix cij , tnai torn, dorter nas ld H()KSK COLT; one year old last Spring ; nc
accepieu tne appointment ui captain ae Navio, (that is Captain of a 74 gun ship) with a propriety of date, and is in effect Commander in Chief of the whole Mexican Navy.
Indianapolis, August 15. Appointments by the Governor. John Law, prosecuting attorney for the first Judicial Circuit. Miltou Stapp, prosecuting attorney for the second Circuit. Amos Lane, prosecuting attorney for the third Circuit. Charles I. Battell, prosecuting attorney for the fourth Circuit: and James Whitcomb, prosecuting attorney for the fifth Circuitr G2
no
marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to aix
dollars by Walter Haya and Jacob Hays, July 1, 1826. Copy from my book of Astrays THOMAS PALMER J. P.
N. B. The above notice would have appeared
sooner had not some persons ass ired me they
knew the owner of th colt, and that it waa no
use to publish it. PAUL SWIFT. Aujrust 26, 1826. 33
THE Subscriber has on hand now at hia dwelling, in Lawrenceburgh, a lare quantity of SALT of a superior quality, which he will sell at the Cincinnati store prices, for cash or in exchange for approved country produce. Also OLD WHISKEY GIN, by tbe barrel, as above. W. ARMSTRONG. Liwrtcccburyh Argtjt 5, 185. CO tf.
Note For h add one half.
TDK Subscriber takes this method to ml.irm the citizens throughout the adjacent country, that be has established a factory in the town ot Lawrenceburgh, where the above mentioned, business will be carried on in all its various branches. Making-, mending- and repairing guns of all descriptions Surgical instruments, rvd all other kinds of Cutlery, at the shortest notice, in the neatest and best manner, and on the most moderate terms. JOHN Ti. CARRINGTON. Lawrenceburgh, 22, 1826. 283
PINCEARD
Offers his professional services io the citizens of Lawrenceburgh and Dearborn county. Indiana, and to those of Boone county, Ky. and Hamilton
county, Ohio. Residence Lawrenceburgu, at
Mr. Hunt's Hotel. Office on Higu btreet below
the Market house.
Lawrenoeburgb, May U, 1826. 91-tf
OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.