Indiana Palladium, Volume 3, Number 17, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 5 May 1827 — Page 3
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LAWRENCEBURGH.
gres3 through life have never threw a straw in way of you, or any other person to obstruct their passage or thwart their ambition. I claim nothing but my right as a citizen, an humble citizen, the right of passing through life without obtruding myself on the public notice, or being obtruded on public notice by other
persons, as unprincipled as they are immoral. What have 1 ever done to you gentlemen, thit will justify your lending your aid, to injure the public interest, by turning me into ridicule, thus wantonly to outrage the feelings of an obscure individual? The game is two small to engage th j pursuit of enlightened Editors, whose wi9h is to support a dignified and useful journal. The notice you have already gratuitously bestowed on me, I, may be induced to forgive, altho' 1 felt itj a lit 1 1 rnnnr.ot tki( It rr rt xi f a C f
the Governor to offer a reward of j000 fftrpvpr Vmi .A ,pmen. hnro r' i:nf
for the discovery of William Morgan, if delicate feelings, and 1 wish you only to
fon shore on these islands. we sometimes
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1827.
The Board of Justices, forming a court
to transact county business, will meet in
this place on Monday next. The Legislature of New York have refused to pass the resolution offered by the committee of the Senate, authorising
alive, and a like sum for the detection of
his murderers, if dead, on the ground that it would hold out too great inducements for false accusations, and thereby bring unmerited punishment on the innocent. Vrginia.--The elections for members to Congress do not take place throughout this state at the same time. So far as ascertained, but few changes will be made. Mr. John Randolph is elected to fill the place of Mr. Crump, who declined a re-election. Mr. Robert Allen is elected in the Frederick and Shenandoah district over Mr. Powell. Mr. Mer
cer has been re-elected by a majority of
233 over Mr. Thompson.
There is a kind of devotion in the actions of some men, which often times startles our faith, and taxes our credulity to determine whether they are, or are not doing 'that which their own good sense tells them is wrong. We make this as a general remark; but shall have no objection to any person taking it as directly made for them. The Editors of the Indianapolis Gazette, we are sorry to say, have made another effort at what they may call reasoning, to prove that they were correct. Here is a case precisely in point with our first remark. They assumed a position in the first place altogether untenable; to be dislodged from it, would be to acknowledge their fallibility; it is therefore concluded to dispute it- with us at any rate,tho' it should expose their incapacity for a close siege. Here we shall leave thctn for the present, entrenched, as they would fondly hope, with the interests of the West in front, and popular opinion in the rear, to attend to matters of more importance. We mav at some future day,
should the Editors of the G izette be restored to their wonted equilibrium, reason matters with them. In the meantime we would advise a forbearance in things calculated lo agitate the system quiet reflection is a sovereign remedy for such diseases. The receipt of the following letter has rendered the publication of "Mmy Voters' " address "to the voters of Dearborn cuntv,,, unnecessary, if not improper. At the time that article was handed to us, and a promise given for its publication, subject to our rules in such cases, it was not known, to the editors, that any objection would be made to its appearance, by the person on whom it would have the most direct bearinc; had we
find attempts at wit and humor, not always worth communicating to the public, as the intention of improving the knowl
edge of Navigation by ascertaining the:
Qr To the Electors of Dearborn County. Your atn ntion has been called of late to the subject of Township meetings, for the purpose of electing delegates to meet and mnke a suita-
drift of the ocean is not likely to be lor-hle nomination of candidates to serve die coun-
warded by means of after dinner j kes. j1)' in the House of Reprrscntatires at the next The following is the contents of a paper iSf3iuD of Legislature; something trnre extaken out of a bottle uhuh was found a P,,cit 8f,ni necessary to carry the object into few days ago, on the IS. E. side of St.!'ffct: u is therefore proposed, a near as can Salvador (Cat Island,) near the spot l'0 e,c'00 to each tOO votersV ' ' 1 that m IJ J I I fl ' T T . . . f m o n f
where Columbus is said to have lauded,":. 7 J ,n union l
juier i, m ijiugntry 3; in Sparta lj in nwIrencebuigh 5; in Manchester 3; in Kelso 1; and !in 1,020 2, to o.eet at th INWiini? house in
Off the W. Island, Aug. 9i, 1824. I.hwrenceburph le Monday in June, atll
At a frnral n.wtii M ihe rim ers of oVIock am Ih
BATTALION ORDERS. Lawrenceburgh May 4, 1827. "In time of peace prepare for war.' THE Adjukmt will parade the f-l ing com. panit commanded by Cap!. Morgan, Cpt. Leonard, Lieut V hitn?y and Lit ut. Davidson, in Battalion order in Lawrenceburgh, near the cor. ner ot W ilium and Short streets, on Saturday the 12di d y of May 1827. Precisely at he hour ;.f 10 o'clock A. M Armtd and Equip! s ibe uur directs h..r B-ttalicn Muster. By order cf Col. J- Spencer. JAMES W. HUN 1 KR Mkjor '2d Batln 55th Kejrt lnd. 'iu!it
i dissol ution or pa r i : ership.
A. iwttii Baxter Davis and Uasitx, Bruus.
in his first voyage:
United Statfs ship OstarIo, )
24.
delegates to be elected at trsdintr under the nme and title t lvs fend
the Ward Room of this shirs or. the eve- the usual placa of holding electors by the cit- Hruwn, is hisday dbsjivtd by rr.u'ual c.smt
nirrr nf Ji.o Ql. .i'A.,....di . .vummml. 2-ns of ihesevend townahins rfsnpptirlp at tof tha partus. HAXi'EK DaVIS,
C 1 - ... " I
seconded, and carried, that the proceed sucb ,,tne " ,be bHU l,nn-
forthwiih. to ballot, for onr ix-rson asl v nvmoer oj t cters .
7 President of the United States ol Amer-
mete to me that portion of delicacy, that
you would be pleased to have meted to yourselves were it possible for us to exchange conditions. I make this humble, and, I hope, reasonable request, withou! threats, believing that your good sense will point out to you the impropriety ol harrowing up the feelings of an indigent
and obscure family, without any accom
panying good attendant thereon. I hope
you will not insult me by saying it is
meant as a compliment; no, gentlemen,
you know better, so does your friend and
humble servant, THOMAS I10GSHIER.
fCP A Journeyman Tailor WANTED.
ica, and one person as Vice President of the same. Wni. V. Tavlor. E-o. first
lieutenant cf the ship, was apiuii,td nPHE ctTnSCIHBKR would ive constant em chMiman of the meelir.-e, and William rloymmt P, d liberal w.ges to a good Pf ;Q l?c ic,.,. 'n, J rHMBTATAiion, if-pnlir.Mon bemndeim.
L,liuU,.,1.,iJ.,r.:n;,...:.(1,,. x ,,c mediately. MOHGN WELSH.
From the Montreal Couraiit, of April 4. Horrible Outrage. It is this day our painful duty to record the most cool blooded and base nature that ever stained the character of humanity one which is without a parallel in this country, and which from its dastardly atrocity might hold a conspicuous place in the annals of a savage nation. On the evening of Friday last, about ten o'clock, as Robert Watson, Esq. of this city, was sitting in a room on the first floor of his house in company with the Rev. Mr. Mathieson, of St. Andrew's church, and
in the act of reading a newspaper, the
report of a gun was heard at the window,
and immediately the house was filled
with smoke. Mr. Watson started upand
exclaimed 4 What's that,' at the same time
placiiig his hand upon his riht side.
On first hearing the noise, Mr. Mathieson
Liu rerretmrph, May 2, 1827
17 3w.
onject ei the meeting liaung heen ex-! plained in a short pertinent speech from!
the Chair, the meeting proceeded tobu-, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE AND
when the fnllriwinor v:m i crlirrn ;UiLL.
sinet
hv the chair, to be the rcult: the votes TkT" CR 5 hpre' P,v"n' ,J,,t the Personal
j i . t it i . 13 u roper 'v
or jiMEi At guas, ate aseo, Uon-
f C t Cows. fl(irs s. (.altlp- llnfs. th nn
the care of old fdhcr NtpUme with a;h,!f of s set t.fbtills, bt-sides other things, will
most earnest request that he will tor-M-e s-M t his late dwelling hous?, in the town
ward them to the States before the
Jiiest thai he will lor- "e sii i ins ne uweiung nous?, in uie townCoi.erees of the UniUd'P U. ' f 'UVS,,0VH1 s'y tbe ?yf . , , t- i May i-fx . he Ssle to commence at 10 o'clock second 1 uesday in t lb- U ,u. a crtdit of three months will he sriven
ruary next, w hen that honorable body are requested to break the seals" and govern themselves accordingly.' Gen. A. Jackson, 4 votes for President. John Quincx Adams, 4 do. do. J. C. Calhoun, G votes for Vice do. Dewitt Clinton, 1 do. do. do, Andrew Jackson, 1 do. do. do. No choice being made by the meeting of a President, the question i? left to be determined by Congress; but John C. Calhoun is hereby declared to be Vice President, of the United State-. Attest, Wm. J. TAYLOR, Chairman. Wm. M'Murtrie, Secretary.
The seals of the votes were broken open by the person who found the bottle, in hopes, perhaps, of their containing bank notes, but as that was not the case, he can claim no salvage.
A writer in the Vermont Patriot
was not aware trmiiwhenceit proceeded,;state (hat not , $ince a reverund but perceiving Mr. W. place his hand oiide man iu (hat state bei apprehen. his side, he enquired of Mr. Watson if he,' . 4t ... j ? ir
was hurt to which Mr. Watson replied 4 ; on the roof of his barn might do son. fear I am. Mrs Watson, who a fw;fa e to his rea, estatc to the trea5. minutes before had gone into an ad,oin- uros vvhich he ha(J ,aij u on eart and ing apartment, immediately upon hear-bd ,)g tenacious of his earthl y inheritance ing the noise rushed into the room, when; wa IPSolved (0 event it b SCasonabJy her eyes encountered a spectacle the ef-(slloveli r u (),r Hw therefore agcenif. feet of whicli upon her would be much e(li? havin firs for fear (he gnQw more easily conceived that described.--, midlt a!l ?Ude off at onCP and himself
-uo jou imnu mey nave K.ueu you, lU fastenfd to his waist one end of
exciaimeu w iui atenuer auu anxious so
on all sums over three dollars, in giving" bond and seen" ity. The Administrator also fivs rn.
lie ii'Oi lit uriictj i iic tsimc in sHui j rns Vaul a- is solvent and r qnrs's all persons !hv. in i- clhins upon the same t. give notice thereof
s sssifjnd -y law ; and ill persons n ino- the
same to make payment to him imnvdi ely.
JAMES V ' UGH N, Arn i-istr&tor of James Vauqh'" il.-r d,
DANIEL BHOWN.
April 2, 18 7 N H ?1 -'l se indebted to the Ute Firm o Davis Isf Hraii:i are rrques'fd to call nd settle tt.tir .(. on .s with llaier Dvis, who 13 i.utbnrt izeit to fct'just the same. The Store wiH hf re .fter be cai ried oi: t the old stand, where a full and general assortment ot merchandise will constantly be ktpt en hnud ty COXIER DAVIS. . 13 tf. STRAY MARE.
TV THE UNDERSIGNED, residenta of
Luijhery township, beinsr called upoi
and sworn to appraise an estray MAhE, taken up by STtPuix Bruce, n Laughtry township, state ihtthe raare is bright sorrel, both hind and left tore feet hitt, white stripe in the fare, some s-ddle marks muks of the gears; no ranks or
brands perceivable ahcut ttiurteen hands h'jrb
about four years old this spring. Appraised
28 (TJ by Walter Kerr and Sanlcrd Carbugh.
1 ccrtdv the aiove to he a true copy from my
estray book DAN'L BAR'' HULOMEW, J P.
Aurora, April 28, 1327. 16 3tr.
a rope, and given the other to his wife.
lie went to work hut fearing still for his
lys he, 4tie the rope
no sooner had she
ent the snow poor
minisfor :md nil. and 1111 vvprif hi vit
Kave the alarm, and as speedily as pos-,Thus onone siJe of tie barn the a,lou,)d. sibie got medical aid. As one oi tii3 shot' nrwi rrt!1f,lin(1(V! ir.T1
VU lIIU V.UUWUIIUV.U III. I f IIIUM iiuilt, Ullli
licilude, to which he replied I helieve
they have.' His vest was removed, wlien!satv Uny dear " sa it was discovered that a vast number ofaround r .J ." wounds were inilicted in his side by shotj Jone h lhan offv
ot various sizes. iur. iuatnieson then
was found to have little more than pene-i
r;i pi iii Kiiiii. niifi nr. it nn wms rfir-: i
, . : 1 , - i :ii iimt uiuuu ut iivMTcci..i acinic pulent it was hoped that none out hjd' luckiiy passillg ,,y delivered them reached the vital parts-bat Mr. frcm llicir penious siiation. himseJtsaid he felt it in his bowels. On Saturday morning, Mr. Watson said the In thc ar DQT Frankin firgt nam had almost totally abated and found pabIU;K,d j0Qr RI:har Almanac, which himself able to sit up in his bed; the most: hG conthrjed - 2-
on the other side hunt' his wife, hiuh and
l At i It t nintnf r t hntvoi'or 'i fTonllj
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i,i I - - . j
JYew Drug Slave, AND Family Medicine Ware-house. LA IV REAVE BURG II, la. (On High street, 2 doors above Hunt's Hotel )
DOCTOR PIKSKiLHD, AGENT for the proprietors of Apt ih cca -ries Hall, Cincinnati, clTers for sale unadulterated . Drugs, Medicines, Chemical preparations, Patent Medicines, Paints, Dye-stuffs, Spices, &c. He will constantly keep for sale every srticlthat Apoihecunes Hal! can furnish, whijh will sold at the Cincinnati CASH PHICKS; a libml discount will be made to Physicians :id Men hums. J'ed:'cine Chests, containinp unadulterated mtdici.us, with written dirtrrtions how and in whnt diseases they shll be used, will be furnish td fimilies and ttu raaatera of boats on resotm ble terms. All i he valuaMe kinds of Ointments, Liniments, Plasters, 'Tooth Powders, Tinctures, Wine and Spirit Bitters, Worm Medicines, and siigle doses of M dicine, with written dirrcti r.s hnw thty are to be tiktn, will be kept for SiIp ; ALSO, during summer, SODA, SEIDLITZ, and BIG BONE Water. IWs Wax, clean Fi.x, V uaurd, Clover, lliu? Crass, Timothy Srtd, and H.-ps, received in payment ut the Cincinnati pnets.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. rijOTKK is In--re by g-iven, that I shill expose ! to s!e at Public Vendut, on Saturday the 19 h of y ntx;, ut the iate dwell ing1 of Iu .mas Morgan, deceased, in K-iso township, Dearborn county, all th- personal property of the dcesed, consisting of Oxen, Cte, Hops, one Crt, Fdrmirg- Utensils 'ul Household furniture. he terms will he made known on hfe day of s-J?. All persons ird-bted to the deceased are rtc:uesttd to mak- .mtaediate pyard those havirp c 'aims will pres n ihtnip. properly authentic!(td tor s.i-'tlenunt, as I have reason to belitve the estate will be sufficiently solvtnt. JOHN A?OHGAN, Adtn:ms"" itor.
?nr,7 oo 1 007 1 fi.jprii !u. in
CINCINNA TI WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT. (cor.KLCTED WEEKLY.)
from
lb
.MTiCLES. Apples - - bush Bees wax - lb
Bottles, porter Candles, dipped
mould Castor beans - bush Castings, asserted ton Cider - - bbl Cigars, American 1000 Spnaish
Coffee, X. I. green, Lest lb St. Domingo Cotton - - -Fetahers, live - lb Cotton yarn No. 5 to 10
Fish Mackerel, No. 1 bbl
5 50 24 11 09 10 11 1 00 GO 00 2 50 87A 10 00
ISA 14A 8. 24. 30
15
3 1 12
JL ucts 75 or, 00 11 00
00 50
No. 2 -$S 8 50 No. 3 6 50
Doctor Pinckard
hrrr with ihn fratft nalii'iirR Ihp idoa
known that it was contrary to his wishes, of aD,roachilie dissolution. About
Will nroir.niiu uirr.l tn J' r,i..,f.o.i .n.
his recovery in this state he continued. l cJ as a mca;H not ony of ocurr lreu .Kh nr.d it. neighborhood, office at with little alteration until the afternoon,; XVC31, but , t Ai;,leclic Maa- lhfc : New U Store'
when the symptoms became mare alarm-, ziije) of eni ,1 ; j (he ;!l(,LrmPnt " dl .es to t.ke as , 3'udent 8 young
ing, and by six o'clock his medical atteu-, r'tuou:.'r "i. n " (,M11,rv 1,1 '.: ;u",,s P M or wwDts to prepare him , b' J ... e i . iirt,.igU)otiing ttie inor.i! j .us country-. h, for thr. study ol mtdicinr d;mfs fTvp nn rill hnnp nt hi? wnvfrvJ i . . r . . .- .... 3
. r r . li-i ;men. ui mo narrative ol ins lite, lately I.-mrtnc.hurirh, 1 a M y 5, 182 Mr. Vvatson himselt seemed sooner mih;5hoiL fl.n IWinr p,!.. ii..k r.flti
aware of his dangerous situation than j editoriai ..,.ou r?. h'A "nHrf nfmvl
those bv whom he w is surrounded, and!,10I,,cnnr i .,r.,i!., i..a if1
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TAKEN UI
and calculated as he believes, for no other
i purpose than to hold him up to public ridicule, we surely should have given it a direct refusal. However, there appears to be but little harm done: the objectionable piece has not been published, and will not be under the circumstances. We consider the request of Mr. Hogshier, reasonable, and that it is our duty to comply with it, however much it may disappoint those who are "mad for funv at others expense. The address and money which accompanied it are subject to the disposition of the person who left them at the office. TO THE EDITORS. Messrs. Gregg & Culley: I have been informed that you intend announcing my name as a candidate for a seat in the Legislature, this 1 beg you to desist from; you have done too much in that way already without my consent. I
know of no right that you possess thus wantonly to sport with the feelings of honest indigence andobscurily ;for allho' my station in society be humble and unassuming, I would have you, to consider, that I nave feelings capable of being wounded ; I have a family capable of feeling the insult, that in their humble pro-
ueiiinir.
EiiiJ personal abuse, which is of!
Y WARtU.N UliB,, f Logan Ir.wnsh p, I)erhoin Gou.ity, u he 17 ii pnl. uv.)
str.y Mares one- n io.'iei, win. buz-: lace
7 o'clock he expired. It was discovered on examination of the body the following morning that some of the shot had penetrated the diaphragri one hundred and r. i. . ' . .. i i i
Jijiymne manes were tou me on nMue.mighl cilhor be u,efu, or entertaining I
were asunder considering the sh)rt distance which the murderer stood from his
late years become so disgraceful to our!upposeJ to te 141 4 h&i.ds lugu Lad onanold
country. Whenever 1 was soliciled to insert any thint: of that kind, my an
swer was, that having contracted
my sunsrnuers to iurmsli them
with
what
papers witn private
altercation, with which they had no rnnrcrn. Wltlinni dnincr Ihpm mnnifnet in.
uneuspecting victim (only about 3yard80jusliceBIIow of our iners it is supposed that a blunderbuss was the jmlke no gcru e of ratifvins the malice
instrument made use of in the commission
of the horrible deed. Several of the shot were also found in Mr. W"s. clothes, and a number also was got in his pocket, which had struck against some money, and almost penetrated if. There is no doubt but that the deed was a premeditated one, and the most deliberate precaution observed before it was executed. The Monday night previous, a part of the window blind had been removed, so that a person without could have a full view of those in Mr. Ws sitting room; and it is s:aid that a person was observed
watching about the house for some time previous. Mr. Wr. had been spending the evening in a friend's house, and had but a short time returned, when the dastardly assassin put his design in execution. From the Bahama Royal Gazette. Drift of the Ocean, In the bottles which arc thrown into the sea and cast
of individuals CCTund their o:vn, by false accusations of the fairest characters among ourselves," ecc.
Mr. Binns, of the Democratic Press, has published to the world a declaration of his political opinions in reference to the approaching Presidential election. To all who care any thing about Mr. Binns' political course, such a manifesto is very acceptable. That gentleman has a marvellous facility in putting on and off the wardrobe of party, and it is not easy to guess his future course from any consideration of the past. As he was violent against Mr. Adams in 1824, he now proclaims that he intends to be as earnest in his behalf in 1828. Such an intimation, therefore, demands an expression of thanks, and we, for one, thank him. The Platonic year will, however, come round, and in 1C29 Mr. Binns will be with '15 again Nosh's Enquirer,
btl brandtd on the near thig.i I. v.. Suppoat-U
10 be 14 years old. Appruiscd to 13 doturs The othtr, a biy one yrur old some white on ihe forehead near side hind fuot white hid oo a wooden muzzi-, iih wooden pins, to pre
vent it from sucki. g. Appraised to 15 dol ars,
this 27h day ot ApnM8J7t hy Wihura ?:kin nrr, Lewis Jolly, and Willouhby Tibba. Ccriified hy me WILLIAM 5RUNDAGE, J P Logan, April 27, XSkT. 17 3w.
REGIMENTAL ORDER.
1IIL hist Bdiuiien, under coninuud .l Lieuten-
nt Col. Henry Milhr, will parade at the HuUSt of Divid Tiobetson Friday he llthday of Mi) 137 at ten o'ciock A. M. The second Battalion, under command of Ma-
j r J imes W Hunter, will parade in LawrenceDurtfh or. Siturdsy the 12ih day of My 1827 at 10 o'clock A. M. U gimental Drill Muster will be held at thc I'arm ot Htnry Dils, on the third and fourth day of August 18k7 at ten o'clock A. M. The 55'h liegiment will parade s.t the House .it Henry Dils on the 29, h day October 1827 ai t n oV.lock V M. The Court cf Assessment will he held on the first Monday of November 1817, and court ot Appeals will be held on the thai Monday in be t-mbjer 1827 at the house ot lleury Dils. By order of JOHN SPENCER , Co!. Cornt. 55th Hgt. lnd. Militia. May 5, 1827.
RAGS! RAGS! THE highest price in CASH or writing paper given for clean Liner, and Cotton BAGS at thisoSice
oa, ury Shad Flaxseed
Flour, superfine bbl Ginseng - lb Gunpowder, Lex'n Ueg Dupont's Hemp lb Hops - lb
Indigo, Spanish llotant
box 3 50 - bbl 14 00 busn 37A
3 25 16 5 50 7 20 2 25
19 15A. 9i 25 9 50 7 16 3 33 18 6 00 7 50 7 00 00
Iron-
Bengal
ton
2 50 130 05 100 130 140 1C0 7 Ik -23 40
10 Ih
do do
J uni;ita
puddled -hoop, 6, 8 and lOd do4d nail rods
Lead Vis - lb bar Leather, sole Molasses, N. Orleans gal Nails, Bon er.; btard 4d to Junaita brand do
Pittsburgh common Zanesville Boston
w rough Oil, tanners linseed castor Provisions, Pork, mess Hams, bacon Pork country Hogs' lard Cheese
Butter, firkin lb bbl
- lb
Rags, cotton and linen Salj, Turks Island bush 90
Kenawha at the river 44
in store Sugar, New Orleans Havanna, white. Shot, all sizes bac
7 5 6 Ih
17 18 00 50 1 00 eh
5
Porter Rice
4 O 4 6 6i 6 00 5
3
50 8 15 2 12
25 45 id 8 c 8 9 20 37A" Gk 2 00 5 7 8
Spirits, Cog. brandy 4th p'f. 1 50
opaniah do I Holland gin 1 Whiskey, nev7 Spices, Pepper lb Cloves
Nutmegs Ginger ground Teas, Gunpowder, best Impereril do Young Hyson Tobacco, manufactured Note For h add one half,
50 87 17 2!
25
1 35 1 35 95 7
9 16 1 75 1 75 2 25 7 o l o 23 1 23 12h I 4i 1 41 l or u