Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 35, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 9 September 1826 — Page 2
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LATE FOREIGX JVEJVS. Philadelphia, Arc TJ. At a very late hour, we received London papers to the 20th July, brought by the British ship Marmton, Capt. Petric. A Liverpool paper of the 22d, which we have peruse ! at the ColFee House, contains no additional particulars in relation to the state of the manufacturing districts, but draws a most gloomy picture of the laboring classes generally and sees no prospect of their sufferings being speedily alleviated. A London ministerial paper can discover no way of immediately diminishing their suffering hut by increasing the
(ock of food in the country. uMeans of
employment must be found for the poor, not in making roads, however beneficial such labor mav he, hut in the immediate object of necessity in augmenting the means of subsistence. The sea, in the first place, cannot be said to be exhausted as oxf as we know that the Dutch carry the food of thousands from the coast of Scotland ; and the land cannot be supposed incapable of yielding further supplies, while we have the example of the rock of Malta supporting 100,000 inhabitants by produce, arising from the soil exported from Sicily." We conceive this to be the correct view of the subject. The commercial embarrassments of Kentucky have been far greater than those of England, yet the People of the former have undergone no physical sullerings, simply because population did not there press on the means of subsistence. The. only way of mitigating the distress is, by encouraging the production and importation
of food in every possible shape; and, so general is this opinion becoming, that a ministerial paper, which has heretofore advocated the opposite policy, says, that, "as to the repeal of the Corn Laws, as an ultimate measure, there cannot possibly remain the slightest doubt. It is a fact, that, in some of the manufacturing districts, the poor rates have actually exceeded the. rental; and the increase, in general, i3 far more injurious to the landed interest than the Corn Laws can possibly be beneficial." A low contagious fever, which had
prevailed in Dublin for two months.
hies kept by Mrs. Corcoran, had been twice broken open at night during this
week, and considerable quantities of
corned mutton, salted pork and bacon, stolen from the industrious and meritorious widow. These are the most scandalous acts, Sc we would rather think they were not committed through want, or by
unemployed weaversortheir operatives.
cration at Troy, Mass, is built Hat, like tijsoivie great natural catastrophe, possibly
scow, is 7 J leet on deck, lb leet beam, 5 1-2 feet in the hold, and draws about 2 feet water. The engine is one of 10 horse pojver, without a conductor; the cylendt'r lies horizontally on deck. Half a cr3of wood is required to propel the
boal. The i
port and Providence, has an engine of 15, rous veins are not confined, to quartz.
horse power and requires but about two traversing the slate, but inev occur, iikc-
feet of nine wood to supply her for the wise, in veins ot iron ore; as Mr. lotn
passage. 1 ne superiority oi nerertgme
when .applied to the purpose of terry
boats, cannot, in this age of improve-
gcant and Abner Martin.
found to be the cose on Lonir Creek, in Iiarrison James 15. Slaughter, nai- - I - v W T
Mecklenburg, where slate is no longer bin 11. Moore and benjamin imrsi. the predominant lock of the country. Franklin Samuel Lewis and John J-
ment, be neglected and unappropriated. IThc occurrence of gold in a vein of iron. 31 Kinney. , Engines, as usually constructed, arereisa ciirum-tai.ee u Inch is novel and j Switzerland Scrs,cv C. btevens and
m.,J. nn nmvUlu f,,v r,.r.- 1, l ' n ii r v t t t p f L m.rl n npfll l.'iritv 1 1 C n : i ! a m D. V.. 1 1. 1 1 1 1 t-1 1 1 1!.
are entirely too expensive in tlieir co-t not !,cen observed in any other part
and in their operation, whirh rvmimf h,- of the iWmnticn. The discovery ot a
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effected with suhVicnt despatch. Delay "v, rv r,i'Jl v ln ,!i tunrtz' ;,ni(-r thc slate jlir. in nilace. or very great expense i- unavoidable, : ?- i-; cks at V : rV n ine, in .Monigoni-j A"?-u L njnm pecially at the great majority of ferries. ' ger:erali known. From this place .eral W. Johnson.
the Universal Deluge. The subsequent
discovery of original veins of quartz, containing gold, and traversing the slate, being free from these marks of attrition and concussion which characterize the stream gold, are both circumstances which appear strongly to favor the in-
Steam Boat Babcock, which has'timation which was before thrown out.
Fifteen thousand persons, many o&been plying this season between New-: It appears, however, that these aurite-
them armed, had collected m the neighborhood of Manchester. They demol
ished an extensive manufactory of pow
er-looms at Chorley, and committed
other excesses.
A notice was posted at the
corners of all the streets of Madrid, informing that the king had issued an
ordinance commanding all persons having books or manuscripts onmasonary or other secret societies, in their possession, to deliver them up within a week, on pain of being considered guilty of
nicrli treason. ueciau ai me rreat mniomv
Greece. We have a Turkish account If the fire is kept up without intei mission, u" Icain the metal occurs v several dis
of the fall of Missolonghi. It well de-an extravagant waste of fuel must be 'ct situations, hen g partly in veins of scribes the desperation with which the j made. If it is not, inconvenient and vex-.qua,-t pr:!v in fine sand between two
Greeks conducted themselves. Wheniatious delays must be tolerated, for j la oi ?!alc' . !'i:tl, n dense
blue mud which .ico manes it at most of the t.thcr mine'. M also appears, that gold, amounting to no less than .$'10,000 was obtained from the aboe mentioned great vein alone. The occurrence of cold in its original veins so near the surface of the earth is regarded as a most auspicious circumstance, affording the greatest encouragement to make extensive excavations, with a capital proportioned to the magnitude ot the enterprize. Near Randolph Court House, the stream gold has recently been found in tlv same gravelU deposite as that of Cabarrus; and the existence of this peculiar !! ratum for some distance along the Carawa) river, indicates that this region is a genuine portion of the Gold Country. O & S "T U A R Y
A list of members of the Indiana Legislature, elected at the late election, se far as known. House of Representatives. jrT7ir Wiliiam Elliott, Abel Lomax. David Hoover and Caleb Lew is. I)( arborn Johnson Watts, Horace Bassctt, Ezra Ecnis and Ezekiel Jackson. Clark John M. Lemon, Isaac Howl and Joseph Work. lloshiwrton Alexander Little, A. Sar
J( -fil rson David liilis and Job.n Span. C;v.;;cr JohnG. CIcndenin and Vil-
imin A". Beckes and Gei;-
they found that they could not be pre
served, thev killed 800 of their women and children and many drow ned themselves. The whole loss is thus stated : Killed and destroyed in the town, 2100 Killed at the foot of the mountain, 500
(Taken alive in different parts (men,) 150
V omen killed, 1300 Women and children drowned, 800 Women & children taken prisoner?, 3400
Total, 8,250 A Malta paper of the 23th June, contains the particulars of the dislodgement
of a nest of Greek pirates at the Island of
Candia, 1 y the English frigate Sybille,
they cannot be avoided.
Boats constructed after Babcock's im
provement are not liable to either of!
these objections. 1 he quantity of tuel required is so xcry small, and the heat
is so instantaneously communicated to the very place w here it is needed, that little Would be lest by continuing the fire, and having the boat ready to start at all times. Or if the fire is to be rekindled, it can be done, and the water converted into steam, as soon almost, as sails can be raised, or as travellers, at an inn, can have 4ia teakettle boiled." Boats on this principle will, at no verv grcat distance ot' time, probably super
cede most of those now in use. Appli
roi strncrican.
captain i'echelle, in which the frigate
sustained a loss of a lieutenant, and 17ications have been made to the inventor.
men killed, a lieutenant, 2 midshipmen jfrom manufaeturingestabiishmcnts, in rc-
and 21 men wounded. On the part ofjlation to this engine for their purposes.
the pirates, the account says: 1 wo of the my stics w ere sunk and the other two disabled, and the destruction of the people on shore from the guns of the Sybille, must have been very considerable, as the island was strewed with their bodies and muskets." The account further
Ladies'1 Hals The June number of
the Farmers, Mechanic7?, and Sportsman's Magazine, just published in New York, contains an article on the subject
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t iNe
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of Ladies' Hals, read before the New
states, on the arrival of the frigate oll'thej York' Lyceum. It proposes the use of
island 4icre was discovered a complete icommon broom-corn for the manufacture
has lately had a very considerable in-jnest of these robbers, and so well were jof this article, and gives fiie following crease. Its general prevalence is at- they prepared for defence that upwards history of the first discovery ot this vain-
gene rai prev
tribufed to the fdthiness of the city. It is reported that Lord Cochrane has been assured by the British Government that it would not concern itself with his proceedings, if he did not enter an English port. It is affirmed that the Holy Alliance mean to defer the promulgation of the Portuguese Constitution fill the Governments have time to make representations to the Emperor Don Pedro. The accounts from Constantinople are still of a doubtful character. The city presented a scene of devastation, all the palaces of the grandees hav ing been pillaged. The Sultan was encamped under the protection of the banner of the Prophet, surrounded by his partisans. The firm conduct of the Sultan has in
duced many of his former opponents to hi and her brother quitted thatplace, and make common cause with him; but it is fighting their way through the ranks of
still admitted even by those most anxious! the Turks succeeded in reaching the
awrencenurgh, on
the fth inst. William, son of John and Mu riah LAWn,:xrr., :gcd 7 weeks.
( Of."i:l.LOh AT LAW,
y'.v.'f Newton Claypool and ulai-
tin M. Bay. f ."j ( ion T h o ma s Rrown. f.sf Charles II Test. Decatur Dodd ri d ge A I iey. Ripley Merit S. Craig. Jennings William A. Bullock. Ma Hon ?i I o r r i s 31 o r r i s . Jackson W i 1 1 ia m M a rsha'l. Scott Moses G ray. J'oyd Alexander S. Burnett. Crazvferd Seth 31. Levensworth. Lore mice Moses B obe r t s. r'.'C-o John Jackson. Henry, Madison and llcmUlon Ellrha Long. Rurtliolomaci S c. Fhiiip Sweetscr. Green and Owen Eli Dickson.
Parke and Vermillion Joseph
31.
Haves.
Mont emery and Fountain Henry Ristine. Morgan and Hendricks Thomas J, 31 at lock. Shelly arid Johnson Lewis 3Iorgan.
SEMITORS. Marion, Hendricks, Hamilton and Mad i-
so)i aivin r-ietcner.
Rush, Henry, Randolph and Allen Je seph Morgan. JVayne James Ilariden. Orange and Laivrcncc John Milro.
Park, Putnafn, Montgomery, Fountain
1 1 VLJ'-r- i. V. 5 i ': t -: i f Iiiilt ifu in! tn nrdfu
fonal h(!Si!)-sv nun-sud K- in uViil Vermillion xir. Amos Robertson.
nt'civi tin- c irruit t-tn i $ iii I'varhorn. S itzer
t'u r ir, "I
Sp-ft, nearly cppf.iite thf l'aJJidj. i'.ill t-.
Feb. S?6.
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t. tt wi 1 St W. U i. It. J..,JT-T-
'UUM'KI.LOR AT LAV, .
tney preparea lor ueience inai upwards History or me nrst discover)
of two hundred armed men were seen .able substitute for Leghorn. 31 i s. Jamesf J1; ? , Vt r W 1 ,Vi'i-' c' 7??- s ,tzsf rj -behind a stone breast work, ready to re-jof New Lebanon, N. V. obsened that Vy?v,"X u s!' u's f :urit iMina.! ol'i'
pel any attack. the stalks ot the broom-corn, in the garThe pirates have become exceeding- den, were not destroyed by the frost, and ly destructive as well as insolent andldid not decay when exposed during the cruel; and depredations by them are winter ; but that they were simply bleachdaily heard of. The commanders of;ed. She examined the texture of the
all the European ships had made a com- rind, and found it very tenacious. She . . ,i ., i t i i " i ii . (f,ce c?i 1 . f.?:t :reci, Cinci:,u:i. run-the Hotel mon cause against them. 1 he sloopiobscrved, that, one wan, it would peel' ...
Erie, capt. Deacon, is very active lor the protection of our trade. The Dutch papers acknowledge that the late letter purporting to have been written by lord Cochrane to the viceroy
of Egypt, was a forgery, but intended to help the good cause !
The following trait of heroism in a
Greek female is given in a letter from
Levant: UA young woman of Missolong-
Jeffuson and Jennings Israel T. Can
Remarkable feat. I once saw a Greek sailor dancing upon the end of one of the yards, in a manner truly miraculous, without having hold of tiny of the rigging !v his liands, until he suddenly fell over-
board, as I and some others had antici
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very easily to the length of half a yard : H-tt , 1 , , T - - p.iu-u umi ne mu?t. o ume was iom in that it would split very readily, and wa .,cl f.flr and it, the L.strct arut attempting to rescue him, but in vain, of a beautiful colour and texture. The TT H m ? T T' aS notn,ce of him could be discovered, thought struck her that it might be an- f.l -l while we were regretting his fate,
I 1IU I II -l'IIIIIllf-.l'IlirIt!t"I!I1lTlfll I lit tTra
of straw or grass, and having the same! .pr; :, iS-25.
vi tin (luuuuuuv ii-rp U Ui UUIIItUni, j
she cut the succers when young, laid the
baik or rind on a cloth m the sun, and
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ATTORXi.Y
XD ( OCXSLI LOR AT LAW,
ibr his success, that no certain opinion
can, as yet be formed, concerning the ultimate result of the bold measures which he has taken.
In the commencement of this struggle,' none vof the foreign, but the English i
Ambassador, could procure a courier tolseized her brothers pistol, and shot the ..! r . i 't i . ii- i i ii a'
wet it with strong soap suds. It became' Tl A : ...r,-.. , oe nr,.c.cc . ! ihe in
speedily bleached to a beautiful white- -i' r:i Ji:c .cmi urcuii. oinct on Ua!-
we perceived him, as suddenly, dancing
at the farther end of the deck ; for it 'seemed that he had not slipped oiF, but j thrown himself purposely into the sea.
and had swam to a considerable distance The sportive freak recalled to my mind the dexterity of the ancient Greeks in diving, when during the siege of Syracuse, the Athenians swam under water, and
mountains. Upon arriving theie, the;Leghorn hats, w ith thirteen strands, and! FCLLLYG. DYIATLJ.Yf) DRESSLYGrinvt ;)wa" ,nc pi'es with which the
vounsr man overwhelmed by the effort iscwed in the usual manner, anil wilh il.o OFCLOTfL ; mouth ot the harbor had been blocked
J l j-'- - v-i - ' I and weight of his arms, sunk down and usual precautions, ; rpnE suVcriht-r rtspe-cttuilv informs the nub- P Dr. Lister's Journal.
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could go'no further. At that moment a The result of these experiments was', 1,0 u'1 u is Prciiartd to'he Cioth at
i urivisn iiorseiiiau iiiuic up nun ins sa-i uigiwy - saiisiaciory. J ne sunstance is so YFJr FFJ T I"C MTJ J
ncss. It was then split with the pin m:i.inu! s'rffJt' T Vj u chine, braided in the manner ot the true!
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bre in his hand. The young woman
j t. ii.i : i:if. k i i . .
luugn, uuii u umicim 10 nreak n. and ; a Honir die CfcM-ac? 'a. hnr vA ul.ver Iliit.
the beauty of the fabric, when skilfuSlvj ;n ' v-ir.'utter, ar,.l 'bt e that from his lonj;
convey the intelligence of the insurrec-; Turk, took his horse, and after assisting' wrought, is equalled by nothing but the;CNT ritip,rt in i,lt hr,,nc ' of business iu- w tion to their respective Governments.; her brother to mount it, conveyed him to Leghorn, and is surpassed by that, oily bc vlxbbled 10 slVi: 'Thom iTlur.LlNG It is added, that o,000 Janissaries have Salona. From thence she. went to Na-1 because the Leghorn straw is pot sidi Mancbea'T j'v 2-!- r 6
ill
alien by the hands of the bosta?igis. In poli di Romania to sell the horse, in orderjand consequently shews two polished sur
the mean time it appears, by the ac-jto buy food and medicine for her broth-, faces. This new and elegant substitute
counts from Corfu, that the insurrection-! er."
ary spirit has extended itself to Albania,! and even to the 31ahornetan inhabitants
Parliament Elections. It has been er-
occupying the lofty chain of Pindus, . roneously stated that 3lr. Wortley, one
but this revolt could have no connection: of the English gentlemen w ho travelled with that of Constantinople. The Turks' in this country last y ear, has been creaof Castoria, it appears, were so enraged ted a peer. It is his father who had at the intelligence, that they murderedjbeen for many years one of the Knights the Archbishop, and a great number of.of the shire of York. 3Ir. Wortley, peaceable Christians, demolished and the son, is returned for Bossincy, the burnt the churches, attacked and de- same borough which he represented for
stroyed San Marina; and, after being de-jthe Ir st Parliament. He was lately! feated by the Christians, they turned married to a daughter of the Earl of ,1. ...1 . 1 1
BARBER, :"7AS recently esUblished liimlf in a small i.x frame buildi". on the south side of High atrftt, immediately opposite thr Market house; where, from from Ii is ovg fxptrience and rigid utttntioa tfi busintss, he lioj-es to merit a respectable share of custom. The (icntlemen of l."v.rfncetMirgh nd its 'iriruty are, then-fore, rtfjneste.' to ive him a tt'a! Way-faring1 Ciea-
r ii . j t t 1 . ...!
10, uie uue i.egnorn wm-ai-straw, will f VlK subaiMibt-r uho is in possession ofitimcn are bU solicittd to cutl.
no tjouot come into general use. The p the. medicir.e for the cure of scMrrous
plant is easily cultivated, and the part tunurs, a:u auccrovs ;tr. ciir.s, lus left Law
which is useful for domestic pur poses, reucd ur.h mid isot . i! n Cleves, near the
will he improved in quality by the rcmov- orth licnr, tln wton c'.:nty. Ohio; where he al of the part which is useful to the man- n'a.v tjC folM ;l? ? ;u;e, by thoe w ho wish ufacturer. Columbian Republican. j to experience thf .4Vpi s u his n.edicine i for dustro) inu-the a'o djordr. GOLD COUNTRY OF NORTH: ' JOHN L. WATKINS.
CAROLINA. ,e;es' ';- J7'.
July ?2, 18:6.
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FROM THE RALEIGH REGISTER, AUG. 1
During the past y ear several new and
their rage against the town of Anaselitz-; Harrowbv, President of the King's Coun-!into our notice, which have not only ex- rectnrs have recently hy purely! as which they burnt, as well as scvcraljcil. illr. Staxlf.y, another of the travel-jtended the boundaries of this intere'itintji Yr?stiultr"ltn havJsV 'Turkish villages in that country. Sim-lers, is returned for Preston, a very pop- region, but have also thrown new lighting the TrV,SuVerconf?'!'eSS
and Scodra. Gazette,
Ireland. An article dated Kilkenny, July, V,, says On Wednesday and
Thursday mornings, several bakers were'
stopped in different parts of this city, and loaves of bread taken from their baskets by groups of miserable beings, three or lour of whom have been sent to the work house ; rre saw one miserable icojnan. xvho had. obtained a loaf, part of which she de-
totiilu ii-nic me voracity of absolute zcant. She declared, while" the bitter tears
nearly choked her utterance,that neither
she nor her children had tasted anything for three days before, but hay and water! The bakers will of course bc protected hy the civil power. Even hunger will not justify depredations on their property. But if something be not done to alleviate the distress of the unemployed poor, lamentable, indeed must be the consequences. The butcher shop below the sham-
LinnnRwyoncE TI1C Shrc hoMf-r8 nf Mih I "la'ppnr.hnf 1
promising locations of Gold have come -brry compjiw. are he reby notified that the di
se rrv-Mle a largr ! ployrnent a li st rale workman, u inch will enable
him to do as jjood work ss is done in t!ie westtr1
iLe puhiic are invited to ijive h'un &
Tin Manufactory. r.TlUF SuKscribpr has established a Tin and J. sheet Iron Factory, in the town of Lawrtrcehurgh, on? door west of John (Tray's tavern; where h? will const&i t!y keep on hand a Isre :.rd general assortment of Tifi ware, which he will sell vho'.-sale and retail at the Cincinnati prices, lit will also do all kinds of mending- or repairing n th-U line. All orders will be thank., fully re eiv-d and punctually attended to cn the shortest notice?
He has now, and always will kepp In hi3 em
sticU of I'ooks in
?ed a resolution
I f. . I . . ' - ii ' - - . - , - .i- jwiwi ivi.i:i'c suna ls hi ai
ii.li .lULuuuia mi: ivcn xrom ucniiOa ulous borough, against Conuclt. U c do upon tne geological characters ot the, suhsenbers, w ho Ki.ali be ;.unii de!:r.quent or m
not sec the name ot Mr Uenmson m the tormation itselt. On the North, fold s x ,rit,n ,,s- ,;n u,e !r!it t!.v t October
li.t of member returned. He sat in the has been discovered within six miles oS t:.".
last i an lament tor j.ewcasiie, in tat-.urcensDorougn, in the county ot (.Jinl-itas company tor the benefit t f the institution.
fordshire. From what vc have observ
ed, vc infer that he lost his election by his vote in favor of the Catholic claims. H. L.rouciiEr.E is elected a member for the borough of St Michaels. Admiral Coffix, a member of the last Parliament was not a candidate. Mr. Southey, the poet it is stated, declined accepting the
seat to which he was chosen, alleging that his income was too limited to admit
of his holdidg the seat. Col. Dawson,
of the British nrmv, a gentleman who
was in this city the last year, and travelled through the country, was acandidate for the county of Tipperary, in Ireland, but did not succeed. Boston D. Adv.
Mr. Bahcock's Xew Steam Engine. A boat with one of these engines is now in this city. The steam Ferry lioat in op-
ford; and, on the Southwest, it has been collected to some extent on Long Creek in Mecklenburg, near the Catawaba river. These extreme points arc not less than eighty miles asunder; and a line di awn through all the extreme points, passing almost to Salisbury, on the
West, and almost to Wadesborough, on the East, will comprehend an area of more than two thousand square miles. When the former part of this report was
written, the gold had not been discovered in veins, but had been found only in a horizontal deposite of gravel and dense clay, both of peculiar characters, and su ggesting the idea that the maleiialof this deposite, including the metal, had previously existed in veins taveising the slate, and had been broken up and scattered over the neighboring reL'icns by
Aliens "4 !tt?6.
JAMES DILL. secy.
rJ''tih Suv scri: tr tkes this method to inform J. the citizens throughout the adjacent conntry. Unt he I. us tsUl hsntd h factory in the town t Lawrtiut hurf-h, where the above mentioned : usineas will he carried on in all its various branches. .Making, n- nding and repairing guns of all description Surgical instruments, and l other kiiitis oi Cutlery, at the shortest notice, in the m'sitst and best n,aiiner, and on the most
iTiot'.crte ttrtrs. jtiiix f. caki:im;ton. Lawrencchurgh, 1:2, lGiCG. 2S "
country, trial.
Lawrenceburgh 1?, 1S56.
JAMES A. TIATT.
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BILL IN CHANCEUY
OHtrs his professional services to the citizens ot t -wrenefhurh and Dearborn rninty, tndinna. .nd to those of 11 -j itr county, Ky. pnd llimilton r.uoty, Ohio. Kiaidri.cf Lawrenccburgh, u Mr. Hum's Hotel. Office on High stitei below the Markrt lum.
l.awr?,n:e-;rh, May 11,
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STATE OF INDIANA. Switerla7id coun'i, s. s. Switzerland Circuit Court ; AfrilTerm, a. D. 1325.
John Sex, vs.
Joseph Todd,
Henry Van Duyn, Abraham Iepuy,
rilF'i parties by their solicitors rsmc. end o
motion of the complainant, and it fp?aring- to the satisfaction ot the court that Abraham H-
puy, one of the defendat ta in this behalf, is not a resident of the state of Ind iana. It is ordered hi-
the court that notice of the pendency of this bill he published in ihe Indiana Palladium, a u-fft-
ly newspaper printed ai Liwrcncehurgh, in the county of Dearborn, state oflndinn, for three wt-tVs successively before the r.t-st term ot this 'curt, requiring thf sv.d Abraham Depuy to appear before the Judgss of this court, on the first day of their next term, to answer the complaint in said bill set forth, or the same will be taien as confessed against him. Cy order of the Court. Teste ISRAEL U. WHITEHEAD, CVk.