Indiana Palladium, Volume 3, Number 4, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 3 February 1827 — Page 3
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LAHSNCEBURGH.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1827.
i frr-Tn
burgh Library Association,1 publishctijpatfs. HU protestation against the exercise rf
in this paper a short time since, and in the space of a column and a half, (all the room they had to spare,) give vent to
the power of Internal Improvement we ere not
surpr.Z'd at; because we have perceived that New Y.rk, ha7ing so magnanimously constructed fur herself internal channels of conimu-
the overflowings of their highly cultiva-:D,Ci,,,on. would have an interest adverse to i j j . ., i - i j sin.ilar works, elsewhere being undertaken or ted minds, in many trite, classical, and QBaiB,ori . TT c, . " , ' J ' assisted by the L. States. And as far as it -1 : xi7L . ,i. . i i r . ...
winy uuaci vrtuuub. vnai me onjeui oi gops the argument is calculated to have weight
these
his son coming into the room, demanded the caus.e. The enraged and wicked father struck the boy with a large pointed jack-knife on the breast, which, though it occasioned much loss of blood, yet strong hopes of his recovery are entertained At Bristol, a fire broke out
(which is supposed to have, originated
CLXCIXjYA ti wholesale price CURRENT. (corrected weekly.) From Ti
ARTICLES. Ashes, pearl - ton
Vpples
iBees wax
r&. g CtS 90 00 100 00
3 gentlemen is in thus stepping forth 'th the People and poht.cians of that MTte 1 a servant carrying tire through a j Bottles, porter fro v . .11... i narn.i ;inn rnnjumoH nrnnprfv hplmimnrrif ..inn fs. liinnprl
n r.ill Mr,l .u4 "r"rre nowever. sonje wnai siarueu at Una-1 " ' : . "7? w i T:w
... .u.. yy.j -.munat denounced am hin nncnnoi.m. 0 William H. D Wolf, and al?0 a Small
mould
ceive does not concern them, we are at tional; because, the only time that we ever Ud:two tol7 dwelling house contiguous, of Castor beans
mm m - lr.ee n A ni cir m I , . 1 . . it U flni til nlpu Mr. Wlrl rnn rr. -i rr o .1 nt.il inni-m (TP 1 1 1 1 1. c i i , or n cenrf rt
The pattng bridge thrown across the' k, u what "ho thus denounces if w.s -ho he was on a man. The value of property destroyed Cider
and wish fn ridii nlr what 1,0 lliUS "enounces if Wis who he was on a man. j lie value ot property destroyed
. . . . v . . . ... . . . ,. .. . . - - . . . . .
, , visii 10 mis city in ism, or 181:2, as a Lorn- is estimated at between two or three. Cigars, American tne steady nntsinn ; , , . .....1 n .i 1 j .11 r t-i 1 i o 1.
opanisn
bush lb 24 gr 12 00 lb 9 11 bush 1 00 ton CO 00 bbl 2 50 1000 1 50 10 00
1CA 17
... . . . Ithev envv.
07. .V nrnntifp in this nfnrp riurinrr fhi "
KSMV I " ' "-f x ' " jL U Ui j 1 1
fainter has been entirely swept arcay, by the h .lppiauu 11c acau v m.ss.oner, in ccmpanv n-ith G. uverneur Mor-lthousand dollars On Friday evening
rerent rise of -voter The Ohio is two 0 progressive march ot this institution r.s. -mm the Mate of Yrk to solicit ibelthe tilth instant, the houses of the Kev. S.. Coffee, V. 1. green, best lb r . 1 ? 1 "ito importance. The editors of the l, and ro operation of the Government of the Crawford and Mr. Miller, ir Cbam-i St. Dominco or 22 feet above lorovater mark, and sltU gtra doubt that ail f! 'J. 2 'fW 'bershurg, were destroyed by fire. OivCotton - -
mm? at a pace narvy ever witnesses ne " . .llm. ! "I F " 1U' "T d" 01 iV Iurk:!!. 1 ne,r Wednesday the 10th inst. in Boston, a Feathers, live - lb
10
bbl 9
3 6 50
bors. But to enable them to solve tne askd. j-(lt jrjm jwth his wife, was returning from Fed- Cod, dry box 3 50
tu I ;.!atUrA f this S ute adioiirned on mvsterv w hv t is so. or mav be so. thev 1 niMOffn, ttiiimn mr; imu uini uii a onaa - - DDI 14 UU
the 27(1. ult, af.r a sion .f t h:tl, over 7 are advised to take into view the causes' Army tf the United States -By official docu- visit To lhtir son, with a horse to be shod, Flaxseed
Tiina jsui.tr id 1 j'tf rt.t,i m-iwu-o.u. ri ...... .... i r ...v.. vvt'onesaav me luiii insr. in tSiiinn n in'ithtfra ivp w r 4h r rt.:a6socialion in this town shou d lay claims earnest (,nd no doubt s.ncerO apn,al to the' 1 ?i V )Sloni a l tattlers, lie - mention these facts for the information of ,.,.,' fw- in . I ; ,. V a mah l,V the name of Dow, destroved Cotton yarn No. 5 to , l i 7 to a "name and standii.tr which may General Government must he urll remen.bcr- K- ,s,r ' hr i.1M ..irIln r l- 1 i 1 v 11 our distant readers; to those residing here ' u. UI fa ; e.J; and tlre MttB no whisper of doubt aa to hln5SrU b? K,:g laudanum. On tish Mackerel, iNo. U , 7 , 1 0 be denied to their more westerly neigh- dn If,'ref f,8 " w,',sPer 01 - oubt as to Wednesday the 27th ult. as Mr. Moore Nn 7 75 8 No. thy lwvc ceased to be news. , , . tne power of the Government to do wht was , . V-u,c 111 UII ; wi. moore ino. i io.
8 24 35
bush bbl lb
weeks, danns which one hundred and eleven .... , .1.1 rmnts eomu.unicated irm the WrDiMrt-11 101 mti.1ni nuiy .tiuueni uuui tu. r lour, superiine a R ;.nv ft1-n:n:l, psed the : which hav always operated to place one ni,ntt ,t that lhe arm, ,n Nov,n'b,r;3Ir. Moore, walking by the side of his Ginseng
orial of Lr?i!iUtmn An.on tr firmer, is peopie ueioi e diiuuier in me staie oi nn- is o amounted in the whole to 5,809 mc hj.iins; lie, led tlie animal, wno became inglit- (junpowder, Lex 11 keg
tia of the Unit'd ened at something on the road. The Du pout's
lb lb flotant
ws . Z7 an et pr i'if n; B r.ji.mn F rijuson of Clark . provemeht.
rfficers In 18.5. the militia
county, M dy P-rk-, of JtTrs'in, Thomas: 4We cannot conclude without," ear- s,ii,f's amounted to 1 1 03 679 Thirty thou-.collar of the horse being fastened round Hemp Hendricks, ot" Dct,ir, John fhonspson, f ()ts(jy praying the Library Association n 6,an(l f were aPProPriated Ul ff,e;the arm of Mi. Moore, the unfortunate Hops Kudi. and Uwid Hoover, of Wiyne, Com , 7, , ' in ,8i4 k 1825, under the law of .80S, man was dragged along, and dreadful to Indigo, Spanish missioned to examine, and if ih-v think it io Dlow on " edllor& ol tlie Uuest a providing for the. arming and equipping of the rPlale his brains were dashed out! The lioncl
n. dit nt re-loctf the bea of Justice of this share, torfeited by some runaway Holder, hole bodi of the militia'.
County. They are to meet at the house of ag a testimony of their regard, lor the! At sr"t:fi' h v ass. there were manufacJe.s.f lun in this plae. on the 4th Monday. .. . ... ;tured duung the er ending October 1, 1826 in M.reh n xt or at such other t,m as a ma-!trouble tlle' Ji:ive had in commenting on 15 f,00 ,UUbWefs and 51,0( 0 wip, 8cr,w dnjority may Hree upon and proceed to dis 'tlie report. This donation might have.vtrs, c. t Harper's Ferry Va l0l90mus chursft the duties assigned them by this act. the etlect to convince these editor, 'tJ,s and g53CK)0 screw dmers, wipers and
(should it be necessary) tiiat there is with-
30 miles of their town a Library
in
which would do honor to a,(y snare hold
er.
The little business of importance to thi
section of country which has been btforc Con-; grcss for some time pa st, is the on'y reason assigned far not taking inore notice of the .
proceedings. Several attempts have lately, j,Ktices AcLTiia want of room this teen made for the relief of , revolutionary sol- prevums the pub,icalioI1 o1 luu dim, so as to extend to them general rehef; amendjnent tQ lhi? 1w d le ,ale but it would seem as though these objects of ' .. , j j session. At present it may Dc gratilythe nation ? gratitude are to pass awny be-'. . . t ,. . to r J liig losome to nave a view ol the general fore any thing is done for them, lhereso- ... . ... J . J t provisions 01 the amendment, winch may lution appropriating ;50,000 for the relief , i; c .. rr r o j j ,ue j)au in tne following gummur iurnisuof the Greeks, has not yet been acted on. In . ,, . J ' J ed us lor publication: thr. II mse if Representatives. Jan. 18, a res-' at . r ' ' , bee. 1, giv justices concurrent jurisolutwn k:. moved, gr udi ,g to the sufferers Uu;iIOU wltl) U)C circuit court 10 aciio..s by fire in Alexandria (an account of which'1 ot debt or assumpsit, where the sum is be7)1 ly be seen in thtsp pv,) $10,000; which tween 50 and $100, illid allows an apaftcr considerable debute, passed ayes l09, Pcal iu bUcU case lrom tllu CUCUil 10 - ihupreme court. noes 67. , 1 T n 1 j c a btc. 2, gives a right to defendant, We have rx.mined the d bat. 9 on this qu-s- mjeiv juugmenl i, rendered against Inm lion w (b 9....e attention hut ca rnal discover HJ i)ls ;;bsenct., lo liave it opened al any on what g,.,und Conss b.sed UV- just.c, of d Qn iv Uie this apiropnatiou uily not upon ttiC knock , n'jjQtice down HTztiiu nt cf precedent F'r if precedent , , n .t , . .. . - .l- . , . , 1 bee. 3, Makes it the duly ot justices to in this cae is tav, (. oiikis is in dut y t)ound ' J J to Krant t, ,ny other portion of h- Union the PaPers 1,1 o1 aPa lNIU1 like relief where the J,ke cirrunsta.,ces have leik l1"11 - du)s ailci uie "PPal IS occuired. lhe citiz .13 of Cincinnati who : taken, and requires 10 per ceni. damahavH suff red by tne hte fire are as much theiges where the appellant iails to pruaeobjects of relief b C nrss when the money 'cute his appeal. is taken out of th- general fund, js the people j Sec. 4, gives an appeal from circuit to of 1 x;drn We would have admired thejsupieme court in an ca3es lrom justices act, as huur.ne and highly honorable in the'over 50. ra. mbVrs of Congress bad they appropriated' Sec. 5, vacates any justices seat who this sum out of their eight dollars p. r da in-'remoV t,s uUl OI his tovv.iSijip. stead ol out of the money whu h should have aUows a gl of exeCution in all been'lon ?ince given t relieve the war.M f the : t 4 r . , ,. . - r . cases over 50 ol 150uavs. inurm and war worn soldier, who f)U -I fir, Hnd s 1 1 4 c t 1 t tU it , 4 . .1 Ti r S c. 7, lakes awav tne docket fee at ffntrfl1 fn lhpM lTnifoii Slulea tl, hlr-wBiiinrd nf
gun borers
Liberty
UMTED STATES' JVAVY.
From the R.'port of the S retary of
trie JNavy, accompanying the Mes.-age of the Fre-ident, it appears that the whole naval force, authorised by law consists of 18 ships of the line, exclusive of two on Lake Ontario. 17 frigates of the first class. 3 frigates of the second class. 1 G sloops of war. 4 schooners of 12 guns, and 6 other vessels. The whole of these, with the exception of 3 of the frigates, could be prepared for active service, at sea, in a few months, should the situation and the interests of the nation demand their employment;
The following is a list cf the United States
ships oj war now building:
i 1 ortsmouth. Boston, do. Philadelphia. Norfolk.
37A 3 40 16 5 00 7 50 20 O OSL 2 25
50 25 00 10 124 CO 00 1 87 12 00 19
17A 9h 25 37 00 7 16
3 50 18 6 00 8 6 23 2 50
cries of the unhappy wife brought some people to the spot who arrived but to witness the sad scene. Harrisburgh Oracle.
ton
135 80
Lead Fie
FOREIGN ITEMS. The following is an account ofa serious distui bance which occurred at Rio in November last, in consequence of the
impressment ofa man who represented Molasses, N. Orleans gal
himself as being an American citizen: jNails, Bowens' brand 4d to 10
A midshipman of the U. S. ship Cyme,
Iron Juniata puddled
hoop, 6, 8 and lOd 130 do 4d - - 140 nail rods - 1G0
lb Gh
bar - Ih
Leather, sole 23
100
A 1 - l f 1 . r . 7 A
Virginia, 74, Vermont, 74, Fennvlvan'm, 74, New Y..-rk, 74, Santec, 44, Savannalt, 44, Saline, 44, Rariton, 44, Cumberland, 44, Columbia, 44, St. Laurence, 44, Concord, 1 8,
Warren, (launch'd) 18, Boston. Falmouth, 18, do.
New York, do. Philadelphia. Boston. Washington. Norfolk. Portsmouth.
who was superintending some workmen
from the ship, in making or repairing a mast, whilst remonstrating with the pressgai-g against the impressment of
American seamen, was violently assailed by the commandant of the arsenal, by a blow which nearly felled him to the ground; he instantly returned the compliment, and laid his assailant at his feet. During this affray, the pressgang arrived with muskets., bayonets, &c. attacked the midshipman and beat him severly. Lieut. Levy, 1st. of the Cyane, who came to the scene of conflict, was also wounded by the bayonets of the pressgang. The mate cf the brig Midas, and
4 men were pressed by thegan; and the
captain ota brig belonging to New York was taken by these marauders, and carried beyond the suburbs of the town; all of them, however, were subsequently re
leased.
Peru. Advices have been received
announcing the election of the liberator
Bolivar, bv an act of the electoral col lege, to the high office of supreme ma
istrate of the republic of Upper Peru for
hie, with power to nominate his sueces
Junaita brand do Pittsburgh common
do do
the circuit court in cases of appeal
Sec. 8, requires the plaintitf to make!
Br the items of forego, news inserted tdy, " concise statement in writing of his
it would seem ti-at war of a disultorr nature, cause ot action, which is the very deh
has
Fairfield, 18,
Vandalia, 18, Natchez, 18, St. Louis, 1 8,
New -York. Philadelphia. Norfolk. Washington.
sor. The following is the conclusion of Steel, German
the act.
The liberator, the president of Colombia, being the only man on whom the eyes of our continent are fixed and the only one capable of allaying political tempests, and causing the nation to advance, with a steady pace, to the destinies to which Providence calls her: the liberator, and no one else, ought to be the perpetual president of this republic
Cffe of Morgan Ctteseboro. Sawyer, Law-,, u0 rJ;..rtj : w .J ,f . j ' . . ion tne terms pointed out m his project. 1 ui.fl N LfMnn were tru n mI I .jn nH jiri 1 - . . . 1 . . J
tli
fill' i. I . . tz .. IM1 llll. It. I 111"? 19 been wiged bv Npin upon Portugal, and . nitioii ot a aeciarution at Common law, son and Mieldon were tried n! Can-'tndaigiM Such is the 4t England, the fr end a d -lly of the latter, and the defendant of his defence; and on the 5th inst fr the alledged abdication of Ojectorg Gf (he now er.pj-d in s -ndimr , nu'nh-rH f timt thr narties in thr circuit rourt shall William iMorerin. lhe thre fiist nleaded ...
unanimous wish of the
he three fi.si plead.-d,e4cl?r1s province of Lima, mamsentenced to imnnson-! Tslcd b' an acclamation the most deci-
deu.
Then follow the signatures. Cuba. Commodore Porter with the
is now et gx-U in s nilmg nufnb-rs of that the parties in tne circuit court shall vnnam iMorgpn
troops int . rort ugil t r her J nee. should be contineu to the statements in wnlinii ny. ivawRon was sentence: to imprison
the anfC'ptions of some, as . the nature and so made before the justice. ment in the county jil for tivo yesrs, Cheehoresult of us iv ir, prove true, ir will be of the j gcc g provides thai judgments on an- ro for one year hi'l,on fr t,ir 'e months, utmost i'ODiirtance i-. the United States. Sit-! i r ':...: ri.. find avr for on- month. Cheg- horo. Sev-
- iu:h until iiii ii i'w ni iiih iir.tif' iiifirrnii j -mm-
hcted tor a conspiracy to convict Morgan of. vana, at the last advices. He had sent
ireeny, and for an su!t and battery,
i-- : : . . i'i . i . i i
provisions she r . , r . Bni nise imprisoirneiii limr manges puce
can look calmly on the scene of tnf-, red zu1 oec 1U' nhlK 11 "ie uulJ OI Justices 2t the next court of sessions fur Ontario county.
lhe highest price for all the surplus produce lo KeeP a nM 1,1 ul,Ls "im ,tlur 10
u.ted as ,he is at pr sent, pvM enough to court wncre the del)1 e. is over 20, ' command the rest il.rfl.g i.y ,i nUtons,. be super3edeU by ajudge of the su- ''tf't with a navy competent to supply, in the crry-' J r J J petit ing trade, the whole world with" provisions she! Prome corU and Ms
she may have to spare. Such a state ol" things the DOaru ol justices. however is rather to be depr.K'.aled by the peo-: Sec. 1 1, m. ikes it the duty of the clerk
pie of the United tates, than indulged in as of the board to make two copies
cett t-n. Spam cannot under her present em- and give one to the prosecutin
barra?sed situation, resist, even for a short Sec. 12, provides that no justice ot the tims, the combined forces , f Gre t Britain and peace shall act as attorney in appeals. Portugal; she most have a powerful tho' at,
present secret, auxiliary, ready to step out io
A letter from London, of the 14th nil.
in notice of his being on the coast and ... . of his intention of cruising against Spanish commerce, and that he had already captured a Spanish ship w ith a valuable
cargo ot quirk-silver. An embargo had
Zanesville
Boston
wrought Oil, tanners linseed castor Provision?, Pork, mess Hams, bacon Pork country Hogs1 lard Cheese Butter, firkin lb Porter - - bbl Rice - - lb Rags, cotton and linen Salt, Turks Island bush Kenawha at the river in store Sugar, New Orleans Havanna, white loaf and lump Shot, all sizes bag
Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th p'f. 1 50
7 7 6 7
17 18 00 56 1 00 8 5 2 00 5 6 6A 10 00 bh rv 1 00 00 5G 9 17 19 2 25
25 50 10 8 6 8 Ik 20 20 62 37& 6 2 50 6 7 8
S
Spanish do
Holland gin Rum, Jamaica
Whiskey, new
lb
Swedish London, Crowley Eng. blistered American Spices, Pepper lb Cloves Nutmegs Ginger ground Teas, Gunpowder, best Impereril do Young Hysont
Tobacco, manufactured Tallow
Note For h add one half.
1 00 1 73 1 50 22 17 21 19 19 8 21
25
1 35 1 35 60 6 5
60 0k .18 20 00 2 75 00 00 25 18 21 20 10 23 1 20 12A 1 45 1 45 95 10 7
DEARBORjX circuit court. Septlmber Term, 1826.
Pamelia Ritchie, Qn petUi
non or
bill
John J. Ritchie.
for Divorce.
)t uie clerk jrprf.ivrd jn this city, says "It is generally j been laid at the port of Havana for four ies ot lines, believed that France is at the bottom ofidays, to enable commodore Laborde to g attorney, (ho aggreioiis upon Portugal, not with-' proceed to sea.
standing her protestations to the contra-! A boat from the United States frigate ry." Judging fromappearances.Ishould'Constcllation had been fired on from a
say we are likely to have a general stir, Spanish frigate in the oort of Havana.
-rr. t - , . ... 1 .1 n a 111 I .i i V . I
. - 1 'I - J - f I M - 1 IK I. .. li M . ' rfv MWIInttT 'l llAMrtn Tt-ia.-iTri-1l if I -a .
her defence, or the war is a m-re feint and at! rire m .iirzanunu u. . ioui uii. vii w "- wm.iuh., nii.iwuu m.uy uuuk, i ne nnicer ot tne boat surrendered him
an end, ere it has beeuo But should it be : Thursday about 9 o'clock, A. M. a lire, the steps taken by Ministers will be thei8flf as a prisoner on board the Spanisl
true, as is hinted that France is at the bottom : broke out in this city, which threatened ,onl sure way to prevent it. All public se-j frigate, where he remained all night
of the business, urging Sfmn to her ruin, the'neral destruction. The weather was, curities have fallen very much during the! The next morning the commander of the
iv a r may be long and bloody and eventuate m . excessively cold (the thermometer at , weeK ; 5ihii iimencan nave gone down .Constellation demanded the release o
the subjugation, of the now Spanish gov rnmenr 13, it raged for five hours, fanned by a'full ten per cent. A. 1. JIer. Adv.
to onp n the contending parti, France or brisk north-west wind; and at last, was
England.
Tlie Legislature of Ohio, on the 20th
ult., after 15 several balloting for U: i-
te? States Senator, to fill the vacancy of
iVlr. B. Russia, whose time expires on
the 4th of March next, very wisely con
eluded to take breath for a few days.
The opponants were Messrs. Ruggles, Ir
win, and SiUimaru pCl r. Ruggles kept ahead of his opponants, during the whole balloting,although he sometimts lost considerable force. Since writing the above we learn that Mr. Ruggleshas been elected.
subdued after dp&troymg about lorty
houses besides back-buildings, and other
his officer from the admiral, and the pun
ish mpnt r,f t h p Snaniab rnntnin wKa rona
r i r. . U t.i rvifnw mnwrt.t . m J .
- V; ' " V junder tria, and i was supposed he
Our ncighbors,the editors of the Switzerland Cues, seem wonderfully concerned about the Report of the "Lawrence-
hewn the reason why Great Britain can-vvnI1ij kp hmhn
..v...-.- o " -( . , , . ..I.I TT".
property, in the whole valued at $200jno1 xenange aay s moor wunine unitea 000. It is thought that a thousand per .';Sftcs. The commerce and navigation
nnttrliPH to the navv vard. oroceed. neI'vcrn l,u nvo countries are precisely
ed with their apparatus, the whole at an average distance of seven miles, to assist in subduing the devouring element; and it appears that the apparatus they took with them chiefly aifurded the means of arresting the progress of the flames. I
The eflic iency of shingle roofs to spread a tire, and of hese to prevent its spreading, it is said to have been clearly demonstrated on this awful occasion. AVes.
Internal . Improtements. The Message of
Gov. Chnion has come to hand, end is a docu
ment distinguished by the writer's eminent tal
ent and enlarged conceptions speak of
the character and composition of the Message! generally, not meaning to eay ssmusb of U iy
on the same footing they are reciprocal in every respect; and. though the former is the greatest commercial nation in the world, the trade between her and us, in
1825, employed 181,033 tons of Ameri
can shipping, and only 37,852 British.
The whole business of building and navi
gating ships is performed by manual labor and such is the competition between the great rival navigating nations. The official value of British goods imported in 1825, was ,l 1,006,793. AVes. Chapter cf accidents, In Batavia an aged man by the name of David Boiven, for some slight cause was beating his
wife in a irost inhuman manner, when!
PUBLIC jXOTICE. A T a rr.eetin? of the trusters of I.suTMfp
burgh Township, held in the town ot Law-
res cburh on the sixih of JT.ur 18 T, the
said trustees ordered nd directed that the an
r.iifcUv spring Election for township f5 ts for
said t iwnslup, De&rbarn county, sUte cf Indian:,
be held in the town of Lbwrenrphurcrh, at f.e
Hcus- cf Jesse Hunt in said town on the first Monday m March next; and that the polls be
iptned jt ten oclock of said day. By order of the Trustees A. ST. CLAIR, Clerk Of said township January 29, 182r.
BLANKS OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
OF ALL KLXDS A'EATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
A Nl) new on this day to wit the 6 h Judicial
2. d&y of the Term, comes Pameii II ch e oy
Diuiel J. Cussed her attorney, the complainant' aforesaid and filed her Bib cf complaint or pei-
tion in ibis Court, praying a divorce from her
said husband John J. Ritchie, far certain reasons in the said petition s?t forth, and it appearing to thf satisfaction of the Court by sffidavit cnado and filed that John J. Ritchie, the defVndxnt aforesaid is not a resident of this state. It is therefore ruled and ordered by the Court novr here that notice of the pendency cf the aforesaid pt-tition or bill of complaint be published four weeks successively in the Indiana Palladium, a newspaper printed in Lawrencebnrgh, Dearborn county, and requiring he said John J Ritchie, the defendant aforesaid, to be and appear before the Judges of our Dearborn circuit court, on tho first day of their ntxt Term, to be holden at Lawreneehurgh, in and for Said county, on tho first Monday m April next, then and there to answer to this petition or siid bill for divorce Joresaid, or the same will then be heard in bio sbsence. J A ME DILL ClEKK. January r4 h, 18V7. 4-v.
Dearborn Circuit Court. October Term, 1826, Harriet L. Neal, vf. v On bill for divorce. 'artiH Neal,
UW comes tht said Harriet L Neal, by Howard 1 r attorney, and on his proving r he
satisfaction of the court now here that the s-id
Vlartin Neal is net a resident of this Suit, it is
therefore ruled aud ordered by the court now
here that notice of the pendency of the Bill fop
divorce aforesaid in ih s court, be published tn
he Indiana Palladium, news pipe r printed and
published at Lnwrenceburgh, Dearborn Coin ty,
or four weeks successively ; nd also rtquiriiig tie said Martin Neal to be ard appear betore tbo
Judges of our D- arborn circuit court at their
rerrn on the hrst Monday in April next, then
and there to a swer the Bill tor divorce aa
foresaid, or tke Same will then be heard in his
hsence.
3 4'.v, JAMES DILL Ck