Indiana Palladium, Volume 2, Number 51, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 30 December 1826 — Page 4

MISCEjLJL AJN Y. Tr ' " ' ' From the Newport Republican. ELEGY On the dis'interfnent of Ihe remains of Commodore O. H, PERRY, by an officer of the Lexington

From bit lonely grave, by (he sea-wash 'd sand, To the clime of his fame we bore bim, For ha could not rest in a foreign land, tVitb tbe red cross waving o'er bim: So we covered bis breast with the stars of lightIn tbe Sag (bat he loved so dearly, "When be met the proud foe in bis might, And tbe battle followed cbeerly. H ith mourning flg, half matt display'd. We roused our drums to meet bim, , And fore and aft we stood array M, "With cainute guns to greet bim: V. bifc memory showed him ever nigh e looked when fame had crown'd him, "With victory beaming from his eye, And freedom cheering round bim. Xiik"- some bright flower that meets its doom Where the scorching winds have hasted; Like some young pine whose mountain bloom 1 he bolts f Heaven have naated; So fell the beautiful and brave, In the z nitb if his glory, With a nation's tears to wet his grate, And embalm his name in story. Then strew his bier with early flowers, And wave the l-iimls o'er him, "Wtio made the sea's proud mistress "ours,' W hat none had done before him. I,et ocean hear and roll along. Till winds and floods are weary, While music wki s the chords of eon For the Heho or I xkl Erie. Re-Interment of Com. Perry. Protidlnce. (r i ) Dec. The interesting cert monies, in honor of this trave and meritorious officer, tok phice at Newport, on the 4tb inst in conformity to the arrangements which had been previously announced. In con-quince of uec ssary engngements in town, we were unible to be present on this memorable occasion, and can only furnish our readers with a few detached particu lars of the proceedings, which, in the hurry of tbe moment, we have been able to colh ct. The Meam boat Washington, which left here "between 7 and 8 o'clock in the morning with the military companies of this place and Pawlucket, and a very numerous collection of officers and citijjns. arrived at Newport, at II A TVi . at the moment the remains of our 1 tmented hero were in the act of being conveyed from the L xmg'on to the shore. Minute guns were find as the barge proceeded from the ship to the wharf, and. on landing the corpse, it was placed in a large and magnificent car hung with mourning and drwo to the gr;v b four tvhite horses, appropriately ornum'nted witb y ving plumes 1 he procession, it i believed. Was tbe tartest and most imposing ever colltctd in this Mate, on any sinnltr occasion and comprised not only our principal officers civil and military, but the finest collection of cs'iz'n Soldiers whicU tb Union could ihibit. Aftt r the i roeifej'ion had been arranged by the Marshal's of (he day, in the order prescribed by the Committer, it proceeded with sob mn music, the tolli-ig of B lis, and a r gular discnarg-- of artillery, through Thames street, to tbe com mon Burial place wb re the funeral service of the Episcopal Ci urch was read by the Rev, VVheatOR, and a volley diecharged over the gr veofthe deceased The ceremony of interuent being completed, the procession returned and was immediately dismissed I he officers who attended as bearers on tbe occa sion. were Com Chunccy, Cap' Creighton. Capt Crane. Capt. Shubrick, Capt. J'urner, and Capt Kearney. Of the survivors of the glorious battle of L k" Erie there were present Dr Usher I'ar sons, of this place surgeon to the flet, Capt 1) I urner, Lieut. W V. Taylor, und Thomas lire r purser, all of Newport, and now of the Navy t a town meeting in this town on Saturday last. itwa. voted to appropriate 350 d llarj frin tl.e I rury to d.fr:y the riprn.es of(

' ' . "r:' 'i"B,M "'.ahly lie carried from oiwmiiw lo nnolliprt l mihUrj e.mpW. n .tt?d,, th(. enlirr 0, j rf.iol) s,,,n hnve ,lt.ell

tbe 1 lep"nl(nt military companies in allpnd ing the funeral solemnities at newpori, ami i.r, r.lHm. uf,...c..o .h, nwrnor, mat. eun. -re .rcorjingl. Cr - Oth r d monstrationa fif Pruav f 1 mi fa iruni iimro acnrilin"r v

cd in thi. place, from 11 to 12 yesterday. theiPower xx"".v hv dispersion ol the liunh,li in the r.hnn.h u-rp fnllprf. and rolnnr: dreds of idle and dissipated loiterers

displayed by the shipping: at half maet. R. I America. Frorr the Piitsburgh Statesman, Conxmomoealth, vg. Dr. JohnJJ. Combs. This ca6e which was tried at the last term 'of the court of quarter session of "this county, created considerable excite meat owing doubtless to the novelty of the (Fence with which the defendant was charged. It was an indictment for a misdemeanor, in raising from a grave yard, in Findlay township, the body of a 'Certain kydia Plunket, for dissection. The evidence against the defendant was clear and undisputed; but it was contended by his couhspI that the act was not indictable at Common Law. None of the old writers and compilers upon the subject of the criminal law, had classed it among public offences. It was an uadisputd principle that no one had any property in a dead body it was inere dust; and to dig it up wras nothinp more than a trespass, for which the owner of the sjil where it was interred could m tintain n action. The only English cas- declaring the act to be indictable, occurred since the revolution, but by this case the court and jury were not bound. Acts similar to that complained of, would never be indulged in freely or wantonly. They woujd be undertaken

only for the test arid most praise-worthy purposes the advancement of science and surgery , and they ought not to be

discountenanced by law rUI UlC IJIUSClUllUll Ik WcIS (.UlllCIHICU 4 . . i that the practice was contrary to deceit- . ir . .i Cy and good moraU offensive to the feelings of mankind, and calculated to beget slnfe, and disturbance ol the publie peace. Whatever would have this tendency was clearly a mi-demeanor, and may he indicted as such. The sanctuary of the grave ought not to be unfeelingly invaded. In our large towns and cities, the alms houses and peniten tiari'es afforded ample subjects for all the purposes of anatomy and Misery. There existed no necessity lor violatii s the dust of departed notability, ;.r,d . ,, . . , oulratiifjr all the tenderness ai d alter - . . . . tion ol surviving relatixe-. :., i I ... i c ..i i .i , 11IS liUHDI , O UUi: Oil.'.LKU CI I til 5 1! Hit" Jury that there was no duiihl hut that the act charged in the iridh trnent "a- ;i misdemeanor ol common' law, and a vudiet oi guilty w us aiTi'i'dnftfly lound. In eonsidt iaii(i', howt'ter, that this w; the first ease ol the kind which had tc-

curred in this Court, and that physicians 'the p nj iu which Mr liuchtstcr ind Mr had entertained mistaken idea- as to the ; I'dci.er belong d ih the sirotg.si, because n law on the subject, the court sentenced !,ja "btamni a u j .r.ty o! 4 IbS on a f.ir tri d the defendant "to nav a fn.e of onlv .so''wn ndid-t.s ha Lieut, t.'over

and the costs. oe " " Counsel for the prosecution, R. Vil kins, Esq. Deputy Attorney, and JMr. K.; D. Gazzam. Fur the defendant. Mt.j duikc ana iur. j. n. w augn. Albany, .A or. 24. The legal value of an fcngish wife. Our readers need not to he inform d that an Englishman, according to the vsrge of his country, may sell his wife at public! vendue to the highest hidner; and that instances frequently occur in England ol that very nngallant practice. Dut we little expected that we should hear of such a practice in this country; and stili less, that the value of a wife thus sold, should become the subject of dist ussion in a Court (f justice: ei so it is, and i, becomes our duty to record it. O the 21st of November, 1826, Robert lietham, an inhabitant of this ci'v, hut an Englishman by hirth, sued John Bnltertield, also an Englishman, before Squire Halladav, and declared "for breach of contract in not delivering his, Rtittei field's, wife to him, IJetham, which wift he, Betham, had, for the sum of six cent., bought of him, Ihitttrfcli!, to plantiPT damage $50" The defendant pleaded (he general issue; and a trial h jury was held between the parties. Several witnesses were examined, and the contract of sale was fully proved. The jury gravely found a verdict ot' six cents, in favor of the plaintiir, a d thus established the legal v.-ije of an Englishman's wife. This lady is not unknown to our courts of justice. Not long since, she was indicted for bigamy, in having married a second husband, the first being still alive. O i the trial her counsel proved that she had in fact married three husbands, nil being still alive, and the Jury of course ucfjuilted her. The Gold JUin s. About a y ear since, i company was form- d by some very fe-

. ject, they have obtained a Steam Engine,! and all other necessary machinery, from rhiladelphia, which they have erected at Chishohiis mine, on Denver Dam creek, in Montgomery county, and which we understand, has been in successful operation for more than a month oast, comnletelv answeriner t he nuroose for vvhich it w as designed. It will nrob.lh ,1C carrk.d from om, miru. (o nnot, , , " , - - , , "i;101;. . VetUa 'C f '"'5, c su,ts of ' ""Y i.'.PPl'c;1""" f about the mines, who, instead of enriching themselves, have added to the number of their vicious hahi's, and increased their poverty. Fuyetlcvitle Observer. 1 Few persons are aware, we believe, of the extent of the business done in some of the printing ollices of the Unite d States, or of the number of persons who nhtnin thpir hrp.-irl in thnt vrwution A 1 c . . . . . ... ... BS. . . V I II. an.jjtr- ...ti .ui snvu iu ne un iuea oi it. I here are now employed in the of fice in which this paper is printed, ninety-seven persons, including the two editors and clerks. If the reporters be added, we have the round nu'mber of one hundred. So large a number of workmen of course turn out a considerable quantity of work. Of this an opinion maybe formed from the fact, that the quantity of paper consumed in this office within the week, which includes this day, will have exceeded thee hundred reams. jYat. Lit. A Female Veteran Mary Hide, now bring: t Chorlry bottoms Lancashire, is 64 3 ears ufrfge On aturdiy, Sept. 2d. shp buried the last of hrr children in the whole nineteen sons nnd one daughter. I he day following she said, ' Now I have buried all ray children, and my two husbtnds; thanks he to God I have seen them all removed from sorrow ami care, and I am ready to follow1 bhe attUd that ihe lost

spcctahle gentleman 111 the western part nt' wtiiiu die t)ti his pass.ige. l lie gonof this Slate, for the impose of protui itig; th-mau however n coven d,and hopes to machinery to work the Gold Mines sys-turn the rum to a belter an tint, tematically. In pursuance of that ob-1 rw

Jen SGn3 in the army and naty. "My eUrsl boy," she said, "lost his hg in an engageuirt.t with I)e (irasse, and died in the West Indies I was not 1G when hu was born. I wo were

jVkilied at .uudalupe, two with Nelson at the

.... " , , , . Nile fsur ot my sous were there: two dud at , . 3 . . , . ... Chelsea, one having lost a leg and the other &n arm o,ie died at .Newcastle, in the sOih rtgim,n,. auottier at h t d ; d ,h t( tbe same place on board tenth lost his life in coin'' (o , ,ub!in " She was b rn in Muchlenbursh, an(j came to England with a Mr MMtullin when 1 1 years ot age She sya her first bus-1 band was in tbe blttte trade, Hft rwnrds became a soldi r. She was nine months with him t Uibulsar, and then went to meiica midland "d f IWon l was never in the fi Id" 8 1,d ' "Lilst the battle lasted bui 1 have t'uo p tm. , r norwards 'I h.s veteran . veii 18 'rr "fk,k fruru r 1 7 dleton ne.tr Manchester, iv e recently appl- - ,r r k , , ' . ed for s nie ii.cn se ofaMowance; nut they .h in . h.r , ,n M,.PL ..no, f ' ' " j..v - ..w.The (Ti-i;l canvass of th vot fr Gover n t md Li. u' nnn Gmtrnor of ihe State ofN Yuik uirs to Mr Clm'on a ujuiity of 3j0 M '.sforthe i ffiee oi Ci.iiermr. id to Mr. Titrj.tr a U'.ajonty ol vot.s fr I.ieuten am (invMmr ihe lttei nsuli tJuvs thctt - nr.r. in the ct.oice of liovunor. however 'oiler considerations had it ir it licence. the t.' 1 ' nvme of Chnum his Mimettiing n -nunanding peoj le have b n ac cu.toued to c-n ih it the idea of trtlent ai:d of rnltrd pel cy lo such an xtent is tins liue, ttat G- v Clinton has ou;lu d mdtM-r tion (we man. of c urse, of a political na'ure oi lv) which would have broken down n) other n an's political clrcf r ; and, without being peis nrlly verj p polai es we understand ti holds ids place in puhhc opinioii h ttie brdlnnt suec ss f the Can d (.i furite woil) iiid his nun reputation for utilities I he. whole number ol totes tak n at this election in the reat st 1 r , anx unti d to One Hundred and NimtyFiVe Thousand Nine Hundred and Iwtnty JVat Intel. Anecdote. The following singular anecdote is related as having lakeri place at a crremony preceding the Coronation ol the Emperor Nicholas: kiTho Metropolitan, l'l'iiaii 'U-, seeing aiound him 5 Ihousaod mc; hs, putsts, and deacons of the orthodox CI inch, saitl to an august Princt, Voii M-e here the childi en of the Chinch; the daughter ot the if. I Catliedral ol "Constantinc pie, whose i'atriach has been hanged, whose altars 'lave been overturned, whose ministers ..ft.. at i iiave noen rait loueatti antt wnose tnihli en are murdered every da . Join nur prav ers to our?, on, .,.... ...n, ........... . ..i iimu . nuii mi no ;i u nanu rev red in heaven, in supplicating the Almighty to bend the hearts oii Kings, and of cur orthodox Emperor, in favor of the Greeks.'1 At these words the atiiiust Pri. cess and her family bow -

1 ai.u lacimea ineir oayoiieis towaiua ine.in dust." A irentlemari lately arrived from a Wi'M India Island, u bich he left in very: 111,-. I 1 I . . his Iriends had kindly slopped a c is!; of rum lor his ner.se 1 vatioi , hcllevn ti that 11 . ii. COLLECTCiCS LA Si AVTICE. K7 Ch is l:er Ly j;iVch iu ui ti -e deiui C ' I I r t!it-pklrln Ol UK-.I 1 . A.ii, Ulll tn lim n p&)'ntr 10 the rtvr.aie innj ttu ST.VI K K E a t k Y hs U, -s. tl, anil I m ye .trSMtll (it Itr ihC s'iy tU'ds l'llltlr nir 1 flihi ti. 1 -ht s it.c ut-hi iig.ons nn , f.;r the y. r 1825 It oi.s qufn lv n.atsrtv inn p-rcn.i af which wal r,- v ry itjurioui tome, ami rt'odf-r it it sl.f i 'iiu iy in-.i ssary that I si.ul coerce payti t nt l nieitis marr fort 1'. if -hai jtvere persus.on. u suy, tn 1 me tim s am (hard ami n. i v mffiaiu to pnurt, 1 Hiimo hat it is nei si, tor 1 d-iiy x;)rnencf th truth ot it Hut 13 it as h .rd tur tca man in 1 h

ed then -foreheads to the ground, whilst V! 5,4 ,J' f U1 1 ' "n"st" w' 4 ikTS -. ., , 0 . 1 Htni, tiAit, Stables & cm k. h cse, tugreihi i 20 thousand husians presented aims,,,, t gU wrth ot i,.gh, m.-roud Uo,.n

ifn'funtrv to n,.y lor li.mirit ne r 'wo n.lhis

Tit, as it is hr rr.e 10 py tor w-r- or s x t;ui.iTt i, and it' 50U calm . p y ih smdil sunt (r,in!ii y. 11, how do you xpeot thut 1 will h .le to cl srhag the ni uiit of the ilnpbcat , Hi.il let nu ps unnotj-ed u.ul ii su's yn-ii 'Wn conve nient e m Pny. I is no my W;sh ti. disiress tit- p tor their tt.x. b, mill ti, v oiifjh' i ni c.im a iii j'isi;s le mMifF r 1 rn cntiitu y hsi jj iy o uij tv i muu tli.t rnun (.. m s nir rd tells n t ihtt it I d na sell his I td. be will upon the h"ior ot entl-mn p.y his tx on or n.-tor . t r t .. i rj this is 'he 1 a si I hear ot hm mitil 1 n him. Anmhtr wh..s- I li ve ihret orfou yi-irs, turn stn rnt o am cl t -w 1 1 i 1 01 k a A t tW . . l.l 1 1. rnort om s or frrcr, mu mn nt u i iot h le 10 Srlllr llis ux s The n- xi news 1 htr ot h m he h s niov d out of ihe Stale, d ry tha tnu'i ilt-frtiuds tnt of lie m mey wl.ichl have pud uir f my own p-. k,.t for hi in. For h ah ve rt soi.h, tttl th he ifdtbttd to nir- hr taxes mus p 'he s-me cn or heforr he FlUSi dy of JAN U - HY i. xt; for I urn detei mmt d o c tie. ' ll the tuxes due, so as to ei ubie m- 'op) th amount of the djpl'Cte t'other wi h tht p i en'agt, clurg-1 iipa.nst aie, I for-tor giv nonr ths- I wil on tlte 1-IKST MONiivYin FF.lt RU Alt Y, 1827, ffe , tor SLb all ihe LAND- end LO 4 S thn ihe M-s re t ot p. id "hrri-on previous to that time, a d continue to s- II from rtny to d y until all ure s fl - ed, by Ui ir umbtrof Town, It r e, r tion or prt thtre' i s ihev s' nd clwrjj'd on the duple ate for tie vear 18 6, and t r 4II form-r yturstht I hv een collector I hIso notify nil pt-rsona th re indehed to me for it s, notes und acroun t . py ihe sme on or hef ire the first duy t Idi u ry, as foresaid or I shall t.ke th nectss steps to recover the 8me. JHN SFENCEU. C. O C December, 23, 16. P O R II ne ,Bfcfn this Office in payment of Subscription to paper, &c. if delivered io 20 days. Dec 0 ,

t'OUNSr.LLOR AT LAW. nficeon 9if Street, Ctnctnnuti, 7iear tbe Ihtel "R K will practice in the countie3 of Hamg ilton and Butler, and in tbe District and circuit courts of the United Mates for the District ot Ohio; also in the county oi Dearborn, and in the Mipreme court of the state of Indiana. April 15, 13-25. 15

COUNSELLOR AT LAW, I-wrtncebuih. Ii.ii u. will fiehfully a A nd to pr tcSiional t usu.t ss muu: ltd to h lit w ill utitnd ihi cvurs a th c irrui isit ih Sup- me r.;? U Sits eoui s at li t!1 nap hs oifi t on II -gh Street, opposite tlu Feb. 25 :86, 8. DOCTOR PINCHARD (id IS tils p ;tl . i CVS "O tr ll .r igid 4wrenret u, h io lK.rtof cf-uovy. lnUano nd 'o thusr ut U onf c un.j, Ky d lini'dion oi.tv, Ohi. Hrsiriirf La renct-hu ' Mr. Hunv's II tsd. Ofit e on High Hreei bSow the Md kct hous . L.ait-nc 'uj;h, Mv tl 126 91-f DOCTOR J. J. BOWSRS UKt-hUn n ! p.)l-ssu is sv t. o tu. iu z ns uf Liw r not but gh nd us vicinity, to practice I'hYSIC, SURC.KHV, AND MIDWIFE KY. ny CilU .n ti. line ut les prot. isn.n .i le ; vii,(tudlV at!Midd H. l ift o tt S.rfd, opposite the t'Udiurr. rrm i. j; Ofiice. Ocu.ber 28, IB 6 42 -if ADJULYISTM TORS JX'OTICE. i tlh undei 9 gi d hV f " eu pf ' Ad TunisTaifv s ftbe stne i f mihi 'Hmsiu o, .r t l)rilolO tt-Ul.ly let tub-: I, I.H-. I) t .o i e 'O 0 ie.'s;ns indthtcd t. sd iftt, io n k imnetu e pMntnt. Tl.i se Iuvh g de 'i-n.'!s sgui st sd tsute will prrsnl tlun prepr-vly au'litotit-.id tor st tiftn 1 1, as th. iiu dtcesca wia pro1 lv b u solvtnt. t ZHA FHilitS, 1JAN L HA' RM AN. vidministr atari. nrcemer? V6. 47-3w W l Iu.a, I !onit u.i s.itc i.et ie, 1 I fl t si.blish C tiit- ai ovr t usmtss i ihf I'Wiiol Laun( et urgl ; 1 i;w fjive nonrethi j man ri!s rt m tb upon rn in'diat lioe.n s impossible f t me to attend o thrn. thv'stu.triestid vitplsr loan cc 'dinp ly. JOHN 1$ CAUKINC; I ON. December 9 I 6 4t ;w STRAY MARE. I AKKN V 1 hjy Joskfh TittMini Lu'hery Irui ili.ji 13. 1 r-.ovi tJi ui. y, t'i l.v- 9 ti o. Oct 1. iO, nil t 4 o M t bay t.-lai, suppobtd ti. t up yi old. ntxi spring, righ' tend f 01 wliik, tn.r sm 11 add.e m-ik on tlu tv-ti s d-, l'l. IO i U vO )! a halt hanitd htf h; Po n k r -n.Is net nvuw. Apnra.-ed TWKN I --VEiN uoiiars t Gt orjj- llainv 3 od J hi. it trl N I. BAtil tlULON l.W, J. I. n i,p n t ' 4 -a .-ii 1 n.s mv lucrtivt !' 1 Vi.UN no FAliM in the town t.f N. tii-.ru i.uw irn ? i t .00 tiuit trees Ihe Tv in stand is ne ot ihe si in the slate, btn.jj t he unti s-ction id gin pualic ro&ds haair t tvery p n if .he state. to sn industriv.i s rnn he re i.t wili b .xtitnulv moderatt 1 - "Mu,t 0 ("- aid the hrsi d.yot .Mrih i.ts.. AOiJl Ui.lwll IO UC iUUl 10 Wm. WILSON, Ios nikiiter. 49-i f Napoleon, D c 8, 1823 LIBRARY JWT1CE, rl'tlC M ni- s omp.iSo g nn Lw rtnecburgh A Li.--r.-sry compiyt wul t no'ice that ti4 Amuna Rh cti n w dl i t- held hi -ht Li.rry noni on thr ii st M 11 y ot Jaiy n. 11, ht 3 olotk P. M. 10 rl. tt ffi rn nr '.he osii.t g- y nr. JElSbC HUM. Lib n. Per. 2. 1 . 6. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y viittie. ot hxttUii 11 o me directed, tioni .h l .mom iaicuit Uouit, t wiilof t 1 f r hale t punnc umcry a' tlu ourt bous 11 th - town ol L ienceiurgii, on Sa urday the 3 Jtti lay of this 10a;., between ih hvtuis of tt n .1 clo k A bti t ir P. M of 9iid day, firs' reo s an profi s ho nevtn y?rs, o. tWemy rrs 0 L nd, hr-in rd l'-g in the northwest rj i t r t t sn lion .0, towi. 6, . ig- 2 west os iir M r.dinn line drawn fr-.m he mouth i f the tjrrt' .nu nver, to saxisiy a certain judgment in favor ot A;r.him liidlti.sr iri'st A.r 'ii Hrr ri- gto. ; and t 110 ' uyeis, 1 will then expi Sc to s le til the ritfh nd interest ot Aaron tieruuy ton in or to th- s im, rhOS. LONG LEY, Sh ff U. C, . Ihe. 5, 125. SHERIFF'S SALE. irUt ot a., o vur ot s..e i , mr rtirpr.tif?. d--j;!jl3 om h !irboin circuit court, I will ol t. . to- sale at p i r ic outcryat the i ourt hous., n the t wm ot L wrriutou gh, on S. urday ihe 3UU f y of his instant, htitcn he hours ot ten i.'.-lo. k . M - nd t ur P M. fi tt Hie n is and pf - fi a tor Se ven years of ti. L l, No, .9 n ihe . wn ol li st Srun and county of Dcroorn, to b-xsty a leit.m ju Knint n the mortg ped prr. misesiu t .vi.i t Gaoriel Hubbell g ini John MsrptK its ; and if i.o boy rs, I Will expose to Sale nt the interest ot J bu St--pltn3 111 or to ihe s.mc, at the s ' m nm i pi.cr T U5. LLNGLKY, Sh'fT D c. I) c 5. 826 SHERIFF S SALE. 23 Y vir uc ut ih m v; Xiiutions, issued it ot ihe Cic k s OfH e ot the Uearhorn Uucuit Cou-'i, to me au-r . tt d g4inst the Go-.ids a tl Chat 1 Its Lands and liirmeots ot Daniel 11 L wiei.ct, 01 e in favor ot G rge Lt wis, nd tiie o h r in tor of Jne. Lewis, i hate sciznl and -ken one ceitan q;irtei section of Ld desi n ted us l.einj th. Noith Las quarter of section No. 17, Town 7, i d Iinge West of tbe Mendian line dr.in froui the mouth of the great Oi-mi river Wh.cn land I shall oil' r at puMic le in the townot L wrenceburgh on S urday tut 30 h ins . nnwitn the hours oflO -.'clock . M ..mi 4 P. M. ot said day; first the Unis, and Pr fits lor Seven y arg and if no buytrs, I ill tip .s- to sale all the right and interest ul D nui tl Lawimce, in and to ihe srae. IHO'S LOftGLtY Sh'tT, 1) C DtcerrMr 134 ia25. 49-.

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)Y virtue - t n ordtr of sU io me directed ) JV.im the ltrborn Cinuit Li int. I will e.t.f !u sit? st rutilic outcrv it tbe iouri luust in " 9 ft - - x fit. town of Lu nvctt urgn, on b-tunuy the jumi uVi't D-urabir i's tttwten thr htmrt. IC v.'oUuk M,rJ4P M. ol id 0), the rrivt nd pt ti for s tis, f the ts hltt f he north wr q rttr of section twtmv-S'S, t ovi sctn,U uKi eftow-s , c ntinmg se?n.'y ht :u rrs, ni p m ctrt.in judgmtnt in Uvct vt" YYiitMta . ta k , g.n sv Tin ro.s rtnlit rcrd on "he Tt u) t Dc'ocer, A I). 13.6 hy ht lcr orn Circue Ctuti, far tit sumtl 3h j a lis 19 itnis df t t, btVtdts rossi id it no ui!cr, 1 di tbtO tXpi 8r IO 8&U all ihe intftrSt d lln,ms n l,d lo the sm r S: '?ed . n a '.vri oi tan- gn it hment, isu d from ht? 1) rt'oru (Jircu.i Court in tVut cf ihr s it W liiam A. Urkt gutht he 8iU ihtL.s Oir-n llh - LOMiLKY, &hff U C, f)ecemer 5. IS 6 S i MA YjMIRK. IAKLN L'l y im.i)h Cocnax, in L ogiiciy -iw i. t D- i tioun , u c swy Nldii, ot" uhi rn u r, su nostU t bt toui y .t jjoul i.ti bp it g, huui 14 tids t gh; Oi oih i m k-. or hr.i.8 pen: ivDie Aj p .si . K . . ft t V t t ft at 1K dollars ny tuuaia t-Airtinivt a(.u J stu W. V. k:,y DAVL, B HTHUl.OMEW, J P. .itirtrii, December 6, lft5 4H AVMLYJSTILITOR'S AOTJCE. TVJOi'U.. tluin gitn ht 1 h-vt ,.k.neut ' turs of Adnu.'.si r-non on tlu tsutt of isii.ii. Ni ven, late ut l)crrori (.ounty iitv;l. An p v os hvii g laims Mgnna said tttate re ' q .stu tu bru twem tiuwrd wnliin weiv. m n hs, duly uthc otn td for 9 itienicnt; nd hose indtbttd 10 p y up imm diatc ly. Said Kstath will be s Ueiit. IS U. aLL NtiYLa vidministratar. Nov sm bi b 23, L 6 46 PUBLIC A OT1CE. ALL p ro. ait htm y in t tied iot to rr nve an spi ment ot a noit ot hnt;, kigi eu oy iu toi ti. sum f six doluia and thirty seven ud htf cn u, m-o payable to J ;hn fuller, itaa i e twenty mod. cy ol August, lb.6, .it witnessed ly John V. K rnsn, as oid xunt ooiineo fr ni me b) n.udanu misrtplt:S, i.ta uon, and I am uctcimintu ntvtr to p"n WILLIAM LOLDF.K. 4b- p Her. 5, H.6 Si RAY HORSE. TAK ft up ly t uihii Ci Ijausou, fo L gan towr-slop lt tf. orn tcun , tott tt u.c.n , one SOHHLL HORK, 14 r 15 tunds hil, suppose to b. t u ot the ytklb uu , H; In bl.-3r tait af.tl a white spot on h nirht sm oi ti. r.t. gMIrd tin the l a k, suppost d by the fc.doie, no ither malis peicti vatic The owner is r. no. t . edtoc mt toiv..id, prov pMperh,p tha'irtxs uitit woy. Appr istu iooOuolirs t y Jpencet Lehtv, J. sst Uh.ltheau. .nd iiiri.n U uldu .ft, tefort rr this 8vh Nov. Its 6 H M bhUNUhlLGs .J P. vYovember "5, 16. 46 MASOjYJCjXOJICE Al a nuet.ng ot ihi Uii.thrbtci W.Ni Ut D.101. v a O lj. 1H.6. I. tVC III r. m.ousiy rraoiVtd, that hUGti Mm... nt.son.ne tor.ver puhlu .xpeli.. ti.m-li the pitvutSo 01 tree m-soi.art. t vtiok .,, m. , conduct saM li K. Kit - . I he thres 8?ir.st iln auote n.mdSitel vti ., novonoi.s diui.ktni.tss, sUnotr, f ri;f ry, tv riii g anotymous liters o ii..iit.a... ia , pretty hisptis nal malignity; tut moit panic, uii-rly incusing tube p nnshtd 111 h mnus er iiipuMic.nol M,uh J8,, uhnua.y noti,es ut two respectable liv;i 11 Uividualh ofaa -.joining o.ou ly, and in tht N tiona) In'tliiU m ero' O obtr lt, a ton municatior. ui def he imposing head nt "suond s.slt &. Ch .ims," wi h a vitw ..Iso ot holdinj. up .0 , idn ute, h rr i ty are kn. wn, two o.her rtspectaole .1 d vaiua s t t ihe sitme . ounty; both of wh.. h ctmo-uni. i.tionsw,re forwarded under f'o:gtU n.o. s to ihe editors of ihe rtsptctive papers Said S t is now htiievtil to be in th Stait o Ohio li -.a sch olm.ster by ocrupatim, ktcu; 4ttaia old, aandy hair aid tonphx on, s endu made, wi h a shrill v. ice, siote..lv in his appeartnce. He ws f.omeriy a printer. It is hoped that primers .n Ohio .nd elsewhere will repubush thisnotict, th.t iherduorial fraternity m y r projected oSi h imptisitions of ,his ftl low in tuturt.- Ed Kepubtican. U inrhs'er, No' . 17. ib26, ADVERTISEMEjYl. AUVEKjsE u. t ts 11. uoimst c 1 h, r.d the croel inert, r.nte of uthets 11 ny t may irtle, compel mt puhluiy o statt , ht tf.f wo. man who is y law MV tFL, 1 fa8 bten ii dmetl 10 leave my !-mily Although I ttnnot torment herealtcrtu he responsibh for ht r contrails, yet it is fr horn my fcthngs to u.gt? a war with woman, or . dd a s am to the rtputalion other with wtu m I havt- littd with fin 1 ion. A serpent harh t eK'..ned my Kve; a w orm, ct;nu a pti. blr in its native dus., hs prevnko 10 corn.de floer which loni,e deemed fair tor ut m.stic liiiaS. Isaac daki no. A'OTICE. " TJ HEhEbY GiVbN, tha the partnership Jl. htr otorc x.sting brtween WAipts ...d M .Vielt, is this day dissolved by rrm u I r onsen . i hone indebted lothe said turn wiiiuke notit r that unless thty cme ioiwaid wiihu. wo wetks and settle thnr acctrunts Ly note or oih. erwis they my t xpett to be put to costs without distinction, 11 ai.y one sh uld havttLims against the fi.m, we initt them to ca or. H ALDEN M'NKi LY. Novembes .1 18 6 46 2w. OF ALL KLYDS XEATLY EXECV TED A T THIS OFFICE. i ERMS OF P UBLWA J IOA: The Paliaotum is printed wt kly, on super royal paper, a I liRF.E DOLLAUS per annum, paid at the end oi the year; whu-h may be dist hr-ped by the paymrntof TMO DOLLARS ir adx'ance, or by pay. g I i) Dtl I AH JiUHV ENTS t the expiration ot Six mouths Those who receive their papers through th? P ist.Ofike, or by the mail carrier, must pay the carriage, otherwise it w ill be chaiirtd on thei: su acription ADVERTISEMENTS Containing 12 lints, three mat rti.no rif Ipso r.n l " .-IK dollar; twenty -five cents for eat h additional m .-: 1 . . senion larger aavertist mtnts in tne suae proportion. V Letters to tbe editors must be post-pait? otherwise they will not hs attended to.