Indiana Palladium, Volume 3, Number 1, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 13 January 1827 — Page 3

Ml LABENCEBURGH. SJlWRTUr, JJ1A VARY 13, 1827. r '-J? '- ----L ' " W,M "c 9crM " au ...Sr.ru to-day, that lb partnership heretofore exiting between J PEifCER u. v vULi.iy 4 to nrnrD II V l.n. 1 w J. f has been dissolred, and that the business of the office will hereafter be conducted by Gr'gg

nA riillir. th original nrnnrUfnr. nf th PnLted"

ladiurn. The causes which have made it ne cesary to adopt this course are simply the in ftuffiriency of support to wrrn a continuance ofsoroanypartneraintKerffic The estabi;.hmnt m. n th, lahnr of tr Mr.n. while it would not rond-r to thr.e that recompense which is s very neerv for th prosperityofany businena. 'Keep y"ur Shop," aaysthpsage Frmkl.n. 'and it will keep yo,i., . . .... J , . 1b.s has been our object and shall eontinon to be so as Inng as the present editors have any control of the pres; trusting to the public for fuifi Yfient of ibe prumi' Thp MHTitP&tinns rnntn inert 4r ) -nwimu. . o x ) f i- . 7 nicatton .-Sparta, published to-day, i"iinncerninrr a removal of the seat of jnstice of tJn'v rmin.hi.nrp.Tae.ll wnrthn the. rmidpr.n!in, 7 -V "

of every person concerned, and roe hope thry t0 f'l afcain so soon as the river open f jr naviViill not be neg-levled but zceirhed with due gat,n Tobacco, there was not much in mrk-

From the proceedings published in to- i

da's paper, the reader will dUcover,that lb 12 to 1 fi-Fieb, mackerel, No 1. bbh &6 r . . i r.. . . . our Legislature is not idle, altho' it may -Flour, best, bbl. $4 50 dull-Hay cut. S. be doing some things of very little impor-P,f,n,ir and dull-Lard lb 8, dull Motasses, tance to the statf. This, hnwpwr. mn.'on plan, cal 19 to 20 - Pork, mess bbl 9 0

not be well avoided so lone a3 theLeeis-ito leem it expedient to hark - loo complaints presented Jature shall deem en to the various for their consideration. Some of which doubtless would be settled with less expense and more to the satisfaction of the parties before some other tribunal. For instance, the petitions of various individuals, praying to be divorced from un faithful helpmates, or disorderly husbands. Such cases as these, it is our opinion, should be settled in the county where they arise, and not bro't before the Legislature, where the matter of difference can bardl) be expected to be fully investigated. There is a number of similar ca-s which might be adduced, in which legislative interference is altogether unnecessary, if not attended with evil consequences. The present Session of the Legislature will probably close about the 25th or 30th inet. Newspapers. Bv late mails we havni8

received the lirt and second numbers ofises have crossed on the ic, and loads of

two new weeklv publications. The dependent " published in Cincinnati, has taken its b'ave of time, and from its:

ashes another paper has sprin g entitled 'cakes, apples and spirits, and a negro to the "Saturday Evening Chronicle," by! play the fiddle, has been pl iced on this

Mi. SamuelS. Brooks. Tins pap-r, it is underwood, is composed of matter select d from the daily paper published by the same gentleman, which will enable: the editor to present in the Chronicle the,

choicest and most interesting i,,telli- stpamboHt Eliza on her passage from c ; that place to Pittsburgh, run upon a snar g',jnce cmanatingr from the Amr-ricati i r i r i j & six miles trom.the lormer place, and press. The numbers before us are such sunk in a few minutes. Her loading was as to do honor to the praiseworthy exer- principally lead and shot. Ni lives were tions of Mr. Brooks, and entitle him to lost, but soma, in consequence of the missuccess. We would recommend to those f.une, endeavoring to reach the shore, , , , , r .i had to take a cold bath. II est Union Reg. who have tncouraged th- riv- m tais

i part of the country, to xtend their patronage to the Chros'icle. The other ... . - . I

paper received, is issued Horn tne jomcej 1 L'iamuf oi uv Liegiaof the "Tocsin, deceased," Sab m la. : ,a'urP of So,uth Carolina was held on the xt r 19th mst. when Jacob B. I Oil, President entitled "the Annotatgr or News, PoL-of thp gpnate wa3 caU,d to fhe Ch;iir itics, and Literature;' by M.. H-ury :an RODert Anderson, Clerk of the H. J. Handy. Ii is printed on a super royal Representatives, appointed Secretary, sheet, neatly executed and well stored! Henry Das, addressed the meeting, and

with interesting oncmal and selected; matter. We wish him encouragement not only In names, but in that which will make him feel the bliss of the Printer's hour of peace. Congress - Resolutions have been rffi-red by Mrpsrs. J est and Jeunii gt, to conr'-'ss, on the subject of Public Linds, giving farther relief to the purchasers, who have. failed to pay the full amount of purchase mony, and the land revertfd to the United States. There is little doubt but that there will be- some law p.iss-d during the present session on thntsulj ct Mr. Noble, introduced a bill for the eontiouition of the Cumberland Road, which will probably receive the sanction of Cougr-'ss. The investigation invittct by Mr. Calhoun

into tiii official conduct, while Secretary fit war,

engages considerable attention at Washington. He has refuie J to take his seat in the senate , until a full investigation is bad into the charges bro't against bim. Speakingofit, the Nat. Intelligencer says: ' W- admire the proud spirit which promptled this appeal, and respect the courtesy which granted it. We have some doubt, however. wnemer me precedent he not a bad one, ana ;may not h-re-IW put th. H. of R.pr.senta-! .' ' "-h iroubl-, b, cau,ie .1 be vtx

" " .lu,tu upuu -fcu0 . ,M"hirh:riin mnnpr nnihL -vrpnl th.t

uwi-nt aumoniy. IT- i - . . ;;, Ka.n met; ...-i u fi ' . ' J , a a a u a li . u & w ii iin iriiiii.ii iiiiiiii 1.11- 1 .a nr tnAAt, .n.i... k;., tKt . w va m u w;.'- v-iai U VJ IIIJ I LJ UUU' III tvt 111

will redound to the honor of the party irxplica-:!II,Ut''

The Legislature of Kentucky has pas-' sed a law repealing the act creating the TlT f 4 r A L..

i,rw u,t Ul "VVf revn.ug mc.Ann-palii, on lusdav; ami, what may ba former Court,and reinstating the old considered extraordinary, evrry member of the

Judges - To this law the Governor re fu6ed his signature, it therefore, became necessary tnal it should be sanctioned by .1.1,.. . . . a constitutional majority of the Legislaf u:u . 11 ture, which was accordingly had, and the 1

act deposited with the Secretary of.tion; and on counting the ballots, it appeared

State. JSttw Orleam Bit 9 A nt;;nt. flnn. has .a i - , . . 1 of new in market.-l3 :8 bbls. had arrived the -rw.. ioiieu uuueiucrnuiy Biucc iiic aiiivai ek preceding the above date. Whiskey was xtwa. eraduallv in oriee. but mav bo PYnfirfprt " " ' ' J t et. Arrivals for the week 50 hhds shipped ff.r th am nn..rl i.fclihrt. ' v w a u v j ' a i j . a v IIIIU9 Bcon hams lb. 8: sides 4 -2 dull CofFee, ,0J Prime 7J caro6 ugar. La. on plan. lb - 6 U "'"-Tobacco, fint q.al 4 ,.2 ,.!rrl Whifitrv rui qrq7 j - Wlutfay, ,AJ6 1, 37 ...rce. Cincinnati, Jan. 6. Dreadful Fire, The fine new Paper Mill of Mr. Graham, was this morning! burnt down. Luckily, the day was calm, and there beii g no adjoining buildings, the destructive agent was confined to the Mill. The accident occurred from an attempt made by Mr. Graham himself, to thaw a cistern, by burning a quantity of shavins in it, on the ice. The bl;izj and flame produced was unex

pectedl) great, and communicated stantaneouslv, to the combustible mate-iwho

rials in the vicinity, and in a few minutes the whole establishment was in flames. It burnt down in less than an hour. The Mill was just finished, and would have gone into operation in two or three da a quantity of stock was consumed. We have not heard the loss of this enterprizinc: individual, but it must be great, Mill. A fine new Engine was in the Chronicle. The c.( in the Ohtfj. we nre Infnrmpdabout eight inches in thickness. Horwood have been brought across and sold at Hf ood, Pr0 About half a cord of rar s r rA ir? r I r r clxl - -1 -r- 1 ! r4 - nilahetj MTett. u fnnt. mon w:fu IMICIIU V 1 J LV 1 VJ U A 1111.. Ill J . 1 a IJ 1 a l. I a and attracts much custom. The if 'oce ,keePer hn p "Ti "CCnSC We understand by a gentleman from Portsmouth, that on Christmas day the From the Raleigh J C. Star. South Carolina. A meeting of the !T i - .4" l.t I i .f ii... i : ... ,. . ' , , ,J resolution,, which were adopted bv a vote of 135 to 2. Of those present, 29 were members of the Senate, and 108 ofl the House of Representatives. There were 26 Members absent, of whom it is said, many are known to be friendly to the the election of Gen. Jackson. Resolved, That the State of South Carolina will support Gen. ANDREW JACKSON, as the next President of the United States. Resolutions have been adopted by the Legislature of South Carolina, by an almost unanimous vote in both Houses, appropriating the sum of ten thousand dollars of iix per cent, stock, redeemable in the year 1850, to the legal representatives of the late Thomas Jefferson, for tUe benefit of his heirs. lb.

Georgia. Ths resolution, recommending Ge::. ANDREW JACKSON to the people of the United States, as a candidate for the Presidency, has passed

both branches of the Legislature of Georgia the Senate unanimously, and the House of Representatives, by a vote ofl!0to9. J6. Piracy. The Ame rican brig Susan, was ;itey boarded near the i?land 01

Ad a ,arge bl)dv ofGreek pirates,!Custor beans - who conducted themtlves in the most .Castings, assorted

they did not commit murder,) and carried r hat soe ve r t lie v p lease d . It the war . t bet ween the Turks and Greeks shall Pira7 will increase to an alarm- j

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IUfo fwo of the vessels are now. in the Archipel.tg.i, to convoy and protect our merchantmen. Th Legislature of Maryland assembled at " House 01 Representatives was present. Afjproceedcd ro b ler uji q ni ucauon 01 me muDers tne 'louia 'o business by ad jpiing a resolution - - to elect k-r to pr8ei o. r its delibr- n ,ls ur u 8t,ons' JiMM w- cl llloh h.?q. of Baltimore ctunv, and John G Chapman. Esq f f uarlf . 'tv WPP. ,h,n nilt In tlAm-1B; that Mr. MeCuLLOii had received 46 and Mr. Chapman 23 o;i'j Unon takmtr the chair.' Mr. Met ulloh delivered an eloqjent address .... to the House, x.'sieraay, i: is stinposeu, from previous generil beIpf tnat Edwai;d Ll ,yd (Uta SeR. ator of the United Naes) whs chosen, by an unanimous vote, to be President of the Senate Indinapolis.Jan. '? Flour is now selling at 50 pf-r barn I, and not of -uch a O'laWtv 'either as would pas for supeifine und. r the exsnunatinn nf n rmnrrtnr ( hr iq rurul - - - j i"ule' if dnJ m lha u,tkKt '-Journal. T i- i t c . i ! Indianapolis, Jan, 2. On Saturday Ist, m per-uance of a law passed this (session, both Houses proceeded by joint ; ballot to choose district urosecutors. for

Uhe five judicial circuits. In the lst,4th;,ce

and Ml., Messrs L. v B Utell and Whilcomb w e elect ed w 1 1 hou t ge nous opposiljon ,n VV d Vhit - ing ury elected by a majority of 4 votes over Gen. Stapp. In the 3d Mr. Finch received 56 votes, Mr. Lane 13, Mr. Morris 5, and Mr. Dunn 3. Journal, The Richmond Enquirer of the 14th inst. asserts that Mr Randolph will be re.-electd to the Senate, of the United States, without opposition adding u This is not a time for Virginia to sacrifice Jahn Randolph at the shrine of an administration which shei disl ks bhe is not wont to

in-!m,kc 8Ucb propitiatoiy oblations to politicians have 60 ,i!t,e c,aim uPon hT confidence

and attachment. DISSOLUTION: rrnHE PRrNKRSHIP.erHofre existi.r h.liraKii Tiilv Sdi iT p d W T s:CuLLEy & Co in the ,a,hdmru e8ta5. lishmt-nt, is this day dissolved by mutual con s-nt of the parties. The business of the office! will herefier be conducted by JJ Gregg md I). V. Culley, to whom all debts due the said office are payabl JOHN SPKNCER, M GRKiiG D V CULLEY. Laicrencclurgh Jan. 8 1S27 BOO r AND SHOE MAKING. rilHF: sUC'sClilLtKR r. sprctfuUy informs his friends, und the public generally. lhit he now carries on the. above business, in Lwrtnce hurgh on High street a few doors bovi Jrsse Hunt's hotel, k the 3.f of the , ot aitb mm whpre he intents t manufrature fain-jn&ble and other wotk it. 'be nv-st substant ial and hsndsora-;- style ; and will r ai.kfully receive all orders tor tlUOTs or SHOES, or any other work in h's Vine; which he pledges himself to execute on the shortest notice, und on nm.leran rtrms. WILLI K M WAL'ERS L'wrmce burph, Jn 13, 1817 l-3p FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. CSTOLfcN from -he stable of 'h- Sub scriber, & living in (Wa r Creek townsh-p, Dearborn 'ou'ty l'-diat, on Sunday night last, large OtRSlNUr SORUEL M UtK; f.rtpen hands high. ;m whoe in her face; blind of the left ye; a ou seven years old; h'.ndfeet white The ove r ar l will be given for the Mare and Thief or 10 n,r the Mte nlone TETRARCH FOLH. Jr.ury 13, 1S27 1 p. " BRIGADE ORDERS! P R IN T E R" S R E T R E A T," January 1, 1 827. 3HC qualified v er residing within the J bounds of the 6'jih Itegiment of IndianMilitia, which Regiment is bounded as follows, viz: R'trinni' g at the south w-s! eornnr of Dearborn county, running then. e East, along the line dividing the counties ofD-ar orn and Swit zerlund to the South East corner of section Nf. 20, Town 4, of range 3, thence North, to thr South East corner of Section, No 29, Town 4, Range 2, thtnee esi one mile, thence Eas' onr mile, thence N t th to the Sooth E.at corner of section N- -9, town 6, range 3, thence West o the old Indun boundary line, thence South W'es1 ward!y with S'od boundary line to the place f beginning; re hereby notified that an election wi'l be held it the house of I esawt HrsTAJt, on -aturday the 3rd day of February ric-xt, between the houra of 10 o'clock A. 1. and 6 P. M. ot' aaid day, to elect one Colonel, one Lieu;enan Colon I, and one Major to command said 60ih Rtgiment The voters aforesaid will please mention on their tickets uhen voting at the aforesaid election, the place when they tfishthe said regiment to be mustered. WILLIAM C. KEEN January 6, 1827. Brig. Gen. OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED A T THIS OFFICE,

CINCINNATI WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

(CQKRECfED WEEKLY.) xrom g s. g cs 90 00 100 00 .ItiTICLES. Ashes, pearl Apples Bees wax B ittles, porter Candles, dipped irwn lit ton bush lb gr lb lush ton bbl 1000 25 12 00 9 11 1 00 60 00 1 50 1 50 10 00 50 24 00 10 12A 00 00 1 87 12 00 19 17A dh 25 35 10 7 Pi.lor jCigars, American bpanis h con-,Coiree, Y. 1. Hreen, best lb 18A 17 8 24 33 St. Domingo Cotton Feathers, live - lb Cotton yarn No. 5 to 10 Fish Mackerel, No. 1 bbl 9 No. 2 57 75 8 No. 3 $6 50 Cod, dry box 3 50 Shad . - bbl 14 00 16 3 37 18 6 00 8 6 37A 2 50 Flaxseed bush bbl lb 37A 3 25 16 5 00 7 50 25 O OK O or ni c r" I TIIIVI'IH' i 1 1,. r n,inmif- 0 ' lupont 3 .Hemp - - lb Hops lb jlndigo, Spanish flotant lieneral Iron Juniata ton 130 puddled - 80 hoop, 6, 8 and 10d 120 do4d - 140 nail rods - 160 100 Lead Pig - lb 6e 7t 23 56 bar ; L,eather sole i M y-k 1 . 25 60 1'lula .ca v1l,CdI,s Sai TOVISIOMS, I Ol'U. tlie9S Hams, bacon Pork country 1 50, a 2 00 Hogs' lard Cheese Butter, firkin lb bbl - lb 6 Ck 10 00 5h 3 t 00 28 33 9 17 19 2 25 Porter !a85 cottn and linen Salt, Turks Lland bush Kenawha at the river in store Sugar, New Orleans Havanna, white loaf and lump Shot, all sizes bag 30 00 oh 18 20 00 2 00 1 75 2 00 00 23A 18 21 Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th pT. 1 75 Spanish do 1 50 Holland gin Rum, Jamaica 1 87 1 50 22 17 21 19 19 8 1 45 1 45 60 8 5 Whiskey, new j Steel, German lb Swedish London, Crowley Eng. blistered American Teas, Gunpowder, best Impereril do 1 1 50 95 10 7 10 8 6 8 Vi 20 18 62 1 50 Young Hysont Tobacco, manufactured Tallow Nails, Bowens' brand 4d to 10 7 7 5 Junaita brand do Pittsburgh common Zanesville do do 6 7 Boston wrought Oil, tanners linseed castor Spices, Pepper 17 17 00 56 1 37A 27 lb 28 Cloves Nutmegs Ginger ground Note For h add one half. 1 25 o o 25 2h LIST OF LETTERS, Remaining in the Poat-Offi e at L wrenceburgh, la. on the 1st dy ot January, 18. 7j which it not asen nu by the 1st of tpril rtxt, will be sent to the Genertl Post-Om?e as dead letters Ji Antrim Robt. Armstrong John 3 Alden Suml. Atkmson Geo Alexander Simon Ashford Wm. Ii BulUuk Thos. Ba rn k ow John BUsdt 1 Jacob Bassett Horace Binon A. Beach Pmmeley Bedford Z -hariah C Coss una Wra. Copen Sam H. Lanfield Htz k.ah G. fJwoper G-orgc Catlet Siruder C-ssedy Hugh (Jongpr David i:hse Leonard D Dill James 3 Dill Benjamin Duggina Richard Englibh Polly l wbank John , F Fletcher William Fuller Benj min Floyd Asa F-r is Dennda F-rrr Inry F nch J mo G Gage Maria H. Gray Mary H Howard Mr. H olden Dennia Holaday Ledia Howard John K Keiso James M Lane William Morgan Laura Mrs. Miller James Mate John Montgomery Jahn L Lawrence John Law ton David Leeper John 0-0 Neil Benedict P Palmer Thomas Jt - Robinson Rowlands R.ghi & Pes k Roberts Sam'l Reid Alexander 5 St- CUir Arthur Slater Laurida Stetler Jacob Smith O. II. Stroud Joseph Savage Joseph Sanks Joshua Sharon Wm T Torbet N- 2 Taylor Daniel Trepp LT2Ziel V Vaughan J. W Watts Johr.aop.3 Winters Peter Witherow Sarah Walker Jane Whiuker John Wykofl Allen Wright Washington Woodward Davis William George Weson Washington L. Weaver Jno. I. DUNN, r m J Jeans William 52 PUBLIC NOTICE, ALL persona are hereby notified not to receive an assignment of a note of hand, signed by me for the sum of six dollars and thirty seven and a half cents, made payable to John Fuller, dated the twenty-ninth day of August, 18J6, and witnessed by Johh M Kiernan, as said note ws obtained from me by fraud and misrepresenta aon, and I am determined never to pay it WILLIAM GOLDEN, Pec. 5, 181. 43tn.

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