Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 36, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 16 September 1826 — Page 3

la;;rencebukgh,

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1826.

A gentleman of this place has politely favored us with a perusal of a letter from a friend in Indianapolis, by which we are informed that T. H. Blake is elected by a majority of four votes, to represent the 1st Congressional district. Trie loss of one township in Fountain county, in which Blake had a majority, gave rise to the report of Boon's success.

The election for Congress in Missis

sippi,

on the part of Jackson's Yriehds to forward his election, or on the part of Adams's to advance his, The question has been before the people of this state so long, that they have become settled in opinion, which no political management could change. It is only once in awhile that there is any thing published on the subject in the Indiana prints, and these generally' emanate somewhere else. However, it must not be inferred from this silence, at this time, that the people are careless and unconcerned, as to the result. At the polls in 1 828 it will

be discovered that the spirit of '25 yet governs. If we are mistaken in this, we shall be willing to give up our claims to foreknowledge.

The representation in the next Con-

He waited on every individual separately, they were vastly civil; one gave him brandy, another beer, a third wine, a fourth Hollands, and so on. On the day following, he appeared before them in their corporate capacity, when he

found a terrible matumorphosis had ta

Snakesln Boston, had one of las fingers bitten by one of them on Tuesday. A friend cut the wound, and applied his mouth to draw out the virus, while Dr. Phelps was sent for. The Doctor administered Sweet Oil to the sufterer, and

'halhed the wound with it, and the swell

ken place, and it was not without difti-lin subsided. Oil, Lard and pulverized culty that he persuaded himself they 'Charcoal are anmne the remedies Vised were the same men. Having conclud-jin the Western States, and arc commoned a very hard bargain, gentlemen, saidjjv successful if seasonably applied, and our rustic, I can compare you to nothing ; the wound is not in an artery.

but the good cheer 1 received at your houses yesterday ; taken separately you are excellent, but mix you together, and you are a mess for the D .

Mr. Niles, in his Register o' 'be ICth

OBITUAHY

CINCINNATI WHOLESALE PRICK CURRENT.

(corrected weekly.)

ARTICLES. Ashes, pearl Allum Apples Bees' wax Bottk-s, porter Candles, dipped mould Castor beans Castings, assorted Cider Cigars, American

Spanish

ton

S CIS. & CtB) 90 00 100 00

St. Domimro

DIF.D. On .the evening of the 8th ull. of a -evere illness of a few days Mor

ris Lfo.wrd, son of James Leonard ofjCoftee, W. I. green, best lb

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lilt. tnrnUhne th f-n 1 1 r mm r. ,r ,,c tK ,-a n 1 1 ' I "IS Place, affPO 1.3 VPiirS.

of an investigation into the subject of the! !1 hp 1st of an inflami of Cotton -Presidential elections in 1801 and 1 805 thr throat, occasioned hv a quantity of .b eahiers, lie . a a . a a mm "W "V I ' . i J

In the former Mr. Jellerson had the vltrnI' accu1enU.IU rlrank, IIfxrv Hravotes of 8 states, represented by 51 -siikr, son of Jacob Brasher of this place

members, and the free population of ,lret' ' yfMr

Smith, Jonathan Jennings and Thomas H

has resulted in the election of;""", -

William Haile, in place of Mr. Rankin, ja(e member- From our imiled ac. deceased. Mr. Haile is a Jacksonian. Lnaintanm with the character and tal

ents of these two gentlemen, we arc not prepared to decide whether the district in winch tney reside has made a judicious

cress from Indiana will be Oliver i., which was 1.533.758. Mr. Burr had mw:W.y!UJrJ

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the votes of 6 states, rrnrpnl pH bv 54. LAMARIDUL ALJiVL.jUl.

1 r -j

Turnpike Road. As the White water Canal progresses slowly, suppose the ci-

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tizeiH of thi place should try another choice or not. u is presumca, nowever

that with the increase ot population, ot

plan of improvement A Turnpike Road ,Jrrm T .'i vrpnerhurnrh to Indianapolis. The utility of such a road there is not one of yon will question; nor canyon doubt for

wealth, and the ''march of mind," that

the change will prove creditable to our state. In the election ol Mr. Jennings, without a rival candidate, a disposition

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a moment (ho practicability of accom-,s evinceu, 10 1 u, mu ... uu,i , ine man

i WHO IS receiveu, uy uic pcwjne, a men

p'ihinix it, with the means within the cormmss 0f a little exertion; and, we

faithful servant. 1 he choice ot Mr. Blake is truly a happy one for Indiana.

xn;"hf add, with the capital in and ad- We doubt not Mr, Boon's patriotism 01

joriinrj; this place. Lawrenceburgh is un ! Mibtedly the most commanding point of tra.b ex e-dins: wpst, in the state. Intervening Cincinnati, in Ohio, and Vevay, in Indiana, it is of course the most convenient place for emigrants, travelling into the New Purchase, or to the country adjacent to Indianapoli?, the seat of Government, to disembark. The distance by land to the latter place, from LawrencebnrTh, is the same as from one or two othr noints on the Ohio; but they are farther down, and would require a Ionpr irrip to perform the route," by person coming from the east. But "with all t' eaf advantages in favor of our town, little benefit will be derived from them unless ore mans are used to apply them to their proper use; and that thf- may be turned in that wav,a good road is wanting to the seat of Government. The inhabitants of Madison are Talking ?trong;lv of a Turnpike Road fr rr that place to Indianapolis, and from the -in'mt that characterises them, we ne led to believe thev will be successful. Thi road, however, will very little injure the interest of a road frem thi p'ae. at any time, as we have the ad"vantie both as to grotind and situation. If avinjnr auiritatf-'d the subject, we wish tome person would take it up, who ha f.iore ime and expriouee than we have, -n?H convince the rmblir of the real advantage of such an imn- 'vement.

his integrity, but we recognise in Mr. Blake a higher grade of both natural and acquired talent-? for the responsible du

ties ot Congressman. The citizens of

Indiana, as is sometimes the case with the citizens of oilier states, are often censurable for being remiss in a serious investigation of a candidates capacity for discharging the duties of the otlice to which he aspires with credit. We are very certain, that much of our interest and character as a state depend upon the strength and energy of our representation in the General government. Toczin.

Wollen goods. Messrs. -ylies 8g Co. of

Baltimore, vr now at Philadelphia, at the auction sion of Messrs Gillinghtni, Tens &

Co. for public sale, three hundred pieces of

broad cloths, casiimers and sattinets The quality of which, for t.ie prices asked, 19 better than the imported, as usual Some of the cloths are of very superior tr-xtum and colorall made by American workmen, fed on American hre.dfuffs and meats, nnd supporting the home market for those articles which British 1 free tratle escludf, even if lo be furnished p ratuito'.n yf to tupnly a half starved population! AVts Grat Britain. We have extracts from English papers to the 24th July It then appeared that the crop of wheat, (about the fdlure of which these papers lately told us so much.) would be an mirage one. I'h distress of th.i Inborine: poor continues, ond there wsn not any present prospect of relieving it. The people were meeting: in large numbers, atfd they were gloomv and sad. in general, but not so much d'spostd to rict as heretofore. They rere er'nlently beconung more and more mieTrab'e. The wages of women and children, in fome places, had bern reduced to one penny a day the price of articles had ben jrpa'K diminished in the hope of increasing th sale, bu' without ffect, the market being glutted For instance, a piece of jroo's that

jitH viffor to the great and momentous i lately cost 3s. fid paid to the weavers only, was nation who ball Un mir nnt nrp;i J sellins; fT 5s 9d. the co'too spinners in

dent?

Tb recent paction in thi 5rate, as TvrH as in othfr, seoms.to give new life

members, and the tree population of

which was 1,696,545. Two states, Vermont and Maryland, were equally divided. In the election of 1825, Mr. Adams had the votes of 13 states, represented by 37 members, and the free population of which was 3,530,656. Gen. Jackson had the votes of 7 states, represented by

71 members, and the free population of which was 2,665,252. Mr. Crawford had the votes of 4 states, represented by 54 members, and the free population of which was 1,850,026. In a subsequent Register, afttr a tablr showing the number of votes each candidate for t) Presidency receired in the several bUte the

following recapitulation appears, followed by sotne further remarks

'fUF $cr 'r' t ih- oovt- insti ipior. will pV-se to take ntict, thnt the annual election fo Trustees 'ak plare on Stnrday the 30h insi. wbn all those who have subscribed for iig im provfrni-ut or anvt srhoiar to it, are eirnestly g i. iff to attend ut 12 o1clor k on that day i v lie above pl-c

John Darrson, Samuel Gouhery Andrew Ray CmV- iffp, s- 19. lhvo-

lb 7 9 bush 25 50 lb 26 .27 gr 12 00 00 lb 9 10 11 12A bush 1 00 ton 60 00 00 bbl 1 00 00 1000 87 A 1 50 10 00 12 00

18A lft 17 17A 8 Hh 2 1 25 GO 33

Cotton yam o. 5 to 10 Fsi Mackerel, .No. 1 LM 0

No. 2 ;7 75 8 No. 3 G 50

Trustees.

Gen , Jackson, Mr. Adams, Mr. Cl&y, Mr. Crawford,

For 2,925,395 2.&IMVJ8. 1,093,573

And these stnnge results

5,120 639 5 -m: 7iS 6 816,259 6 95. .47 I further ap

pear The electors who voted for cvd. Jackson represented 125,124 more of the pet. pie lhan those who voted for Mr. Adams; and those who voted for Mr. ClaT, in like manner represented 133,212 more than those who voted for Mr. Crawford jet the former did not come into the houe,and the latter miyht have been constitutionally elected President of the United States! How did those representatives in congress then who voted fur Mr. Crawford, respect the "voice of the people?"

cm: dollar reward. UN U AY I'm m thr sntst n r, living in the town f f i awrencehtu'p'h, Denrhorn row

v. Ir!ir t. no Salnrnav Hit )- i'V ot S-ntem-

er, 18?f. 4n Af-nrentirt o naipd JOSPI'll . lU-hKliV, 7 ,trs of ap-on ibt- 27th of Mv s'. Th shovt reward will be pivtn to nv -rmin who will return guid bov. All persons

re herebv fart-Whrued ht.rhoriof, f-mployinjf or

irus'iup said boy, on the peril fihe l-vv. KLISIIA COX. v ep. I ft, lf5 "6 "6 3 TJAIYIXG DUSLYESS. ? HF ubs"-i 1 : w isle s o inform bis ohheust"rri' vh ind ih public f r.rrillv, bt tie fus "mmencert i lit si'KVP ' iiHinffs in n bouse w Vtnu' street, short disi nr sou'heust of the I'idikna llotrl, wtirr 1;- will hp a nil limes re'y to rc.mmoiate ttuse wlo may f.vor tin w-lt their ;U3lom. FRANKLIN DAVIS. rtt6 36

Cod. drv box

Shad - - bbl Flaxseed - bush Flour, superfine bbl Ginseng - lb Gunpowder, Lexn keg Dupont's Hats Uoram per doz Cantors Wool Hemp lb

Hops - lb Indigo, Spanish flotant

beniial

Iron Juniata ton 130

puddled - 80 hoop, G, C and lOd 120 do4d - - 140 nail rods - 160 -Pig - lb

bar

white, dry ground in oil

red, dry - lb

Leather, sole

3 60 14 00 16 37i 2 75 3 00 15 17 5 00 G 00 7 50 40 00 M 00 72 00 6 50 9 00 G 25 37i 2 50 2 7t 2 50

L-ca ti

ke 2

upper call skins

fide do

1G 3 50 1G 23 1 50

18 00

17 3 62 25 2 00 23 00

number of calculations linve , , , . . . .4.

tnemseiFPS irom oToinintr iinimnijii" innialready been made. w!io hm gained theinPSS. rf er-ry dsnphon ww languid' 1 he moct friends hv the latr choices in mem-'poplf in ilu manufcurnsc districts, were re. i 4 r" ,i t i portoit a supphir.ff rbmvlvis with arms, hers to (. onr;re, Adam vr Jackon. ' . - . . i i U p thmk tint society in Knjrand. bv the mPoronrown part wo trouM ourselves crfasft of thtk peopl prein upon th means vrv little concprnino; (lns jxiatter, and of subsistence, by the corn bws the tares, ihe tbrpfore, hav made no calculations of "rises, by tythes and th poor rates has neari li . y reachetl a point that will command some

c u trreat chance in the policy of the country for( that some of tho wo have so,on mndf before obsrrred the ofonle must lite lie-1

ul jMi-5ujiii vahavam. l he com

pany of enterprising citizens which we lately mentioned as preparing another mercantile tour to New Mexico, has left here, and entered on the arduous undertaking. Between 30 and 100 person, we believe, constitute, the number who have gone on the present occasion and waggons and carriages of almost every description are numerous The amount of merchandise taken is very considerable; and, if the adventurers are successful, the foundation of manv fortunes will be laid. It has the air of romance to see splendid pleasure carriages, with elegant horses, journeying to th Republic of Mexico; yet it is sober reality. In fact, the obstacles exist rather in imagination than in reality, Nature ha made a tine road the whole distance. Franklin Missouri Intelligencer, FLAGS OF THE S. AMERICAN STATES. Flag of Upper Pirn. The ground colour deep red, on each side two ereen b inds vertical, each a foot long; in the middle of the red ground, five crowns, interlaced with olives and lamel, having each a golden star in the centre, four of these crowns make a square, and the fifth crown is placed in the middle. The small tlag of the Republic differs only in having one crown in the centre instead

ot live.

COLLECTOR'S jXOTICE. TNJOTICF g hrehv pven that I wuhttfnd at 1" he ftdlow ine pUces in 01nhtr, to ro'Uct lax'-s, o vit: in the town of l. wt f nrrhurprh durthe setting-nf the f'ourt, whirh comrrent cs , Monday the Jd Also ut the place :f holdip 'It- Kepimrnt d muster nf ti e 3d Uefrmttit or 'he 1 2th Also at the pUce of boding Rtrimcntfil muster of the 55Mi hep-sment on the l3:h. Also t the pb ce of holdn.r Kejrimental muster f the 1 5h K pimt-nt on the t4b- at II of which plar s ' will be prepart d to settle with 11 l o mny wish to pay t'.; ir taxes. I hope as msry $s can pv will, for I rtust ctll nn al' th-t f ids to pay on the nhnve dav-, on or bti'ore the Monday in Ni-vemrr ntxt, on which d ;y I u i r.ff. r -.11 the Und nod town lo's with their i pprurtennces thereon cf all persons that ne-"Icr-or fad o tis -h-rpe th: sump -s hr stMnd harped on the duplicates for the year 1826, and for all foi mf r ve th. nav be due me. JOHN PFNCRll, Ool. for I). C. Lswreneehorgh, Sep 18J6 Or CA UTIOX! THTH-RI mi vaU Eliz bus left my bed

? w . no tonrd, withnu anyjusl cuuae or pro

vocation, t li is ' to forewarn dl persons from hnrboring or trustinff her on my account, ts 1 tr determined not to pay an)1 debts of her conJi acting frrt this date. JESSE llOHTOV cpt. 16, 36 3w

nler-

J o ,pineorpoplar, 1000ft. 15 00 Scantling, seasoned, do. 10 00 00 lJine boards, do. do. 12 Cv 12 50 Shingles, pine, pr. 1000 2 25 3 00 Molasses, N. Orleans iral GZk

Nail, Bowens' brand 4d to 10 7

duniata brand do 7 Pittsbumh common 6

Zanewville Boston w ro ught tanners

linseed castor

Provisions, PorK. mess llam, baton Shoulders & sides Ilog lard Ciicesc Butter, firkin lb

Porter - - bbl Hice - - lb Rag?, cotton and linen Salt, Turks Island bush Kenawha at the river in store Sugr, New Qrleans llavai.ua, white

loaf and lump

do 6 do 7 17 17 00 56

10 9 6

20 18 00 02

1 37A 1 50

3 e 8

4 2h

5 8 6h 10 00 5A

Lower Peru. Two horizontal band?,

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are something wide of the mark.. It hn formation may not take pUce for some time'!'P upper one ot wnicn is white, the lowbeen a-erted in ome of the nnper tf .c -thpoor may yt uh.ist thro.ub n' t . . . .

a(i oi tnoso ffpom tney nave enncoet, out; r v nu. ah upper Horizontal

COOPER UAjYTED. TNI subscriber, rm l.ii n. M ntsteriownship. Pf-ai-horn county, wdl pfive emjdo) ment .nd libtrsl wiges to a Journtjman Couper during the ensuing st-nson RQUZIir MARTIN. Man beater, 3eft. 16. .i6 3w TAREAUF, fY As- Cniik ns ol Urhwfcre township, R p'y J county, Indian, oo the 27 day of July j Light llrown late, supposed. to be seven jtar9 i!d, between fourteen or fdtttii linnd bib, left hind foot white; no other brands or mkkti per c ivible. except m whitt spot accusioned by thr s-.i!dle. ppri8ed to twenty fivr doll irs, this 4'b day of fUipust, 1826, by us Samuel Clookins, jun, ndlltnry Fibhtr. I do certify 'hi- above to bs a true copy from astray book. ADOEPHUS llUGr.lNS, Sep 16. TC Justice d the Hcice

bag lb

1 00 31 33 9 17 19 2 25 OO 27 43 1 00 2 25 1 2A

I . i t l-fc ... m a, .

mat tlie Kopreentation from tbt state-thf9e sPIlie9 will not last; and some radical band, divided into two parts: the first

are decidedly in favor of Jickfon, changes rnut be effected to place the peopl in ! blue, with a white star in the middle, and in others that they are stroc 2 for 8 cond,tion 'tWe t( new state othings to the second white; a lower horizontal A d .m- Y Tl,0 u ' r -ti whi"h lhey harP b""n intro,1uc'?d bv b revo-j hand entirely red, that in the centre blue Ad.tm. The elect. on of president was ,ntion9 that hre tken pW.e in the commercial ! and the lowest yellow l.ot made a question in tbia ,tate at the.and manufacturing mterests of most nations,! Gautemala. Three horizontal bands l-.tr election (before an open drclira- lhe V improrements that have taken. the ni hest an(, ,owe5t ofwhirh are t)ue c t ! l r .i ti a place tn almost er-ry country . ?, , . ' tmn of thp sentiments of the candidates v i- the middle one white.

I r rom ioiamuta vbt thiii uim i arx sun n that suiiject would have been unnet es- hei,j tnP r0nunnd in Venezuela. cc. nd tarv, if not improper; and we take it. for nothiu? effectual had yet beea done to dispo?-,-o,,t,i n : i e?s him of it.

f,"""i "Mnr;t-r uirn opinion iikiv uci

(which we believe not unanimous) of tlic

The following just character of cor-

aJminstrntion or its measures thev w ill' porate bodies, is by the author of La

undoubtedly vote the expressed will of con.

the people- if necessary, in opposition tt their own.

In this dav?s p. per will be found the address of the Jafkson Couimittee, as

also Jonathan Robert s reply to it. We publish these pieces merely to gratify the friends of both sides; believing at the same time, that there is no

The conduct of corporate bodies

sometimes would incline one to suspect that criminality is, with them, a matter of calculation, rather than of conscience,

Isince the individuals that compose these

bodies, provided they can only divide the weight of the odium attached to an obnoxious measure, have no objection to the full weight of the profit and the full weicht of the cuilt. I have heard

of a plain countryman who had occasion

necessity for any cxtraordins ry exertion 1 10 rcnew fine in a certain diocese.

Buenos Ayres. Three horizontal bands the highest and lowest of which are blue with a sun in the centre Mrxieo. Three distinct bands, the upper green, the middle white, and the lower one red. Paraguay. Two horizontal bands, the upper one blue and the other yellow. 'lluyti. Two horizontal bands, the higher blue, the other red. Brazil A ellow colored parallellogram, formed in a green square ; the Imperial crown surrounded by nineteen stars, (for the 19 provinces,) is set in the centre of the yellow parallellogram.

The Boston Palladium states, that the Proprietor of the Collection of Rattlo

ADMLX1S TRA TOIVS ,XO TICE. Tilt public rr lu-re y notified, Uat I have taken out letters of i(hr.mis' ration on the estate of Msrtinu Myirk, late of Ut rboro county, decesed, and tbt all persons indeh'ed to the estate mtigt rnskr- irrnvdia;r arrangements to pay the same I host p rions having just cUim against the dee'd, will pltaae prfgrnt ttum properly authenticated for settlement, as the estte will be considerably insolvent T lOS. W. HUSTON, Ar'mr. Sept. 15, 1826. 56 3w

DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP. THK. firm ot HtZ;kuh djM;k, & r o is this o"y dissolved by muto.l consent. Ml p rsona in denied to said firm wil please rail on I) niel Davis, one of the firm, nd settle the same withi ut delay he being duly authorized And all persons having demands against the firm, wib ple.at- not forget to call and present them for settlement. I1FZEKMH SHOOK, DAN 1. DAVIS, F UTZ, L. W JOUVSOV, Surviving Partners f the firm of Johnson, Armstrong & co Sept. 10, 18-26. "6 3 v NOTICE. THE undersignd, holdtrs of lots in the town of ew-Hnover, county ot Dearborn, -nd statt of Indiana, will app'y cf he Doard of rouiuy Su peryisors at their session on the first Monday u November next, for an entire v ication of all the streets, lanes, and alleys as laid nut and record 'd on the plat or plan of said town, except Main street and Potter strett; at which time those concerned may attend. Evocr SQumn. JOHN HAUKICKLOYV.

Shot, all sizes

bpices, Pepper Pimento Cassia Cloves Nutmegs Ginger ground

Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th pT. 1 50

bpanish do Holland gin Rum, Jamaica Whir-key, new Steel, German

Swedish London, Crowley Eng. blistered American Tea?, Gunpowder, best Impereril do Young Hvsont

Tobacco, manufactured Tallow - Wines, Madeira L. P. gal Sicily Port TcnerifFe Malaga Note For h add one half.

00 00 10 18 20 00 24 30 45 1 2h

1 50 1 87 1 50 S5A 17 21 19 19 o O 1 45 1 45 95 8 5 3 50 1 75 2 37 1 75 1 25

1 75 1 75 2 00 00 27 18 21 20 10 1 50 1 50 1 00 10 7 4 50 2 GO

DEAUUUiiN C1HCUIT COURT. April Term, 1 32G. , Lfdia Davidson On Uill or retuieri vet sua C Cr Divorce Peer Ihivi jscn j jM OW, on Friday, the seventh day of April, be. I u the fifth Judicial day of the April trrni of the Dearborn Circuit Court, 1826, comts Ly-d- . Davidson, the complainant aforesaid, by Lane: h r attorney, and filed her Mill of complaint prying a divorce from her said husband Pner Davidson for certa'u. causes in the said Udl set forth, and it appearing to the satisfaction ot thin court, that Peter Davidson the drfmdant afore, s. ni. is not a resident of the state of Indiana; It is therefore ruled and ordered by the court nowhere sitting, that notice of the pendency of the sid Uill for divorce be published for four weeks successively in the Indiana Palladium, a newspaper printed in Lawrenceburjjh, Dear! om couniy, requiring- the said Peter Dvidson to be and appear before thr Judges of our Dearborn circuit court conrt, on th first day of their terra t. bu holden at Lawrencerph in and for the said county of Dearborn, on the first Monday in Octo. ver next, then and there, to answer to the Hill of complaint afjresaid, or the same will be htrard in his absence. JAMES DILL, Clerk. August J4xlS4Sk 3.-4r