Indiana Palladium, Volume 3, Number 46, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 24 November 1827 — Page 3

LAURENCBBUnGH.

TURDA F, NOVEMBER 24, 1 827.

We are authorized to announce John H. Thompson Esq. ,of Clark county, a

candidate for Governor at the next Au

gust election.

TO THE EDITORS. Messrs. Gregg & Culley Passing thro' one of the interior counties in your state, the following letter was put into my hands at one of the Inns on the road. To me it is a curiosity and I should like to see it published; you are at liberty, however, to do with it as you think proper. A TRAVELLER. TO JOE STRICKLIN, livin in Knew York Sity: Novo too, 1 thousin 300 and 27. Deer CusinJoe Ive ben thikin of letin yu no frum mee fur sum tim past, butt warnt sartin whar tu fiue vu since yu kummenst speculatin inn lotre tikets, untill i sea yur le.tur tu unkill Ben about bein att thee Nigary fals two helpe tha tavurn keaprs too sen thee kondemd

vesul over they katta rack. Nou Joe, i wazjin az sartin that shee wud turn butturn upermost an spil hir kargor intu

) ! 1 1 1 Ck i ot i cp i n runn s? i a wr o 4 4 rsr? f li'l

To make room for Mr. Marklej's address "to the public," and some other articles of a political oatuse, a number of items of news for-

eign ana domestic bas oeen crowat-n out

among the Uttertbe confession of H.ll, the Mur-,jumpen 0fpiHPf azj warz that faithirnur

derer of Morgan, which we promised in our rj0wn uv owr ioks woud goe intu hir a last. The foreign news of the daj is of little, jplesurin fur funn, az tha ust too du in

importance to the American reader, and its place most generally can be more profitably occupied by that of domestic manufacture, tho' it should be politics. Now and then we hare a little from the Greeks, but it is as exaggerated and uncertain in most instances, as a combination of circumstances can make it. Late accounts state that the Porte bad rejected in the strongest terms all interferences of the Allied Powers for the pacification of the affairs of Greece, and that the ambassadors of the Allies had applied for passports to loave the Turkish Capitol. The annual elections in New York commenced on Monday the 5th inst. and ended on Wednesday following. In the city of Nsw York the election of members to the Legislature was very warmly contested on the presidential question. The entire Jackson ticket is stated to have succeeded. The New York Enquirer says that upward of 29,000 votes were polled in the city. Wm have no accounts from ny other part of the state.

The Geneva. N. Y. Gazette says "the body found at Oak Orchard creek which resembled William Morgan so exactly as to produce the

fullest convictioo that it could be none other

but his, turn out to be that of Timothy Mon-ro--w:ts Bgtun disinterred, on Monday, and we

understand utter a thorough investigation it

was jriven up to his friends tor be taken to Ca nada"

The season fur making contracts for the transportation of the Mail on a part of the vast line of the United States' Koads is over, and the competitors are dispersed to tbeir respective homes. The Office Department have bad an arduous time of it, but, with very few excep tions, we believe, the parties are satisfied with the decision between them which have been made by the Postmaster General. Some changes have effected in the mode and time of carrying the Mail, still addu.g to the present fscilties of the Post Office Establish

ment. For instance, the mail, after the firt of

January next, will be conveyed from Wash ington and Baltimore to Cincinnati, in Ohio, in SIX HAYS, in stages seven trips weekly. It is now conveyed but six trips weekly, and require seven and a half days. To LmiisviDe. from the above places, the mail sug, after tnuary, will run daily, taking eight days; the time now required being ten days. Fr.im Lonisvillo to Nashville, a mail stage will run .x mpa weekly, 0' hH the important mail routes, there bas bct-M fni increase of expedition provided for, is w-'K is 'addittooil accommodation on many of tr- f-r;), by an increase of tho number of weekly trps. A male sfae will run weekly from Lexington. Kf . by tttrhoursvillo through Tennessee, and part of North Carolina sots connect with line of nn'l et.ige which run from Columbia, South Carolina. These are a few of the improvements. Nat. Intel.

Louis M'Lane Samuel Smith

From a detailed statement in the Nashville

R"publen, it appears that the Legislature of

Tennessee consists of 61 members. 20 Senators, nd 41 Representatives. Ofvhomwiere

thee bigg trolf on tha duk pon at they

owld piais in Varmount. I rekon yur

ichy two no i pos hou i cum too gess so cutely off att thiz distans frum thee fawls II jist tel y u i larnt it tha va parsun Nixs

hors loun they botum ov thee wel bi tha

ruls ov gravitashun. Butt tu bee mor

peticular az i waz jist goin tu tel yu, i waz joggin along sum tims inn Ingeana

stat an sum tims out pursuin mi wai two

thee knew purchis az tha kail it ere, in cumpanc with noobode but cusin Lezer

hoo waz too mils ahed, when awl two unce i cum too a plais i thort lookt like a streme with warter intur itt, awl about waz az dark az a pokit an i mist mi rode doun thee bawnk, an insted uv turnin mi hors caturwampus tu git intur itt agin, i went two hii upp tu git doun snugfee az i arterwUrds foun out, for hors wagun kloks an awl cum thunrin doun a steap plais bout aitene fete ontoo a gavilly botum, an plaid thee verre devvill hymself with tha kloks an wagun an broak tha harnis tu kil. Wel finin miself on dri lan i thort itt wudnt dew tu muik manee rye fasis, so i got upp thee brokin peisis onto dobin an cum too toun wheer i foun Lezer ingoiin hym 6elf topin syder. I thort itt twistee strange hou sider cud bee hadd ere, untill i waz towl tha plais i waz inn waz an owld seitilmint maid bi Benn Franklin hoo ust tu liv att Bostun inn yeeirly tim?, hoo hadd plan-tid sum appul tres ere an Lezer waz diinkiu sum uv thee eyder. Whin i foun thiz outt i ejan two think mi self too hum, an maid frea tu assk sum kw(sstins konsarnin tha naater uv thee peepil, hoo i larnt vtjer mosllee estrin decent, havin ben hrot bi printur Ben tuu liv ontu hiz farm, whil hee waz tuu inglin. Nou thinks i il swamp Lezer, hees ben awl thee wai clamin thee westrin stats fur Ginril Jacsun, an inn tha mornin i prepposd two kali thee peepil beefor tha tavurn an tak a voat on tha pressedencil kwestion, an suer enulFthay awl went fur Adums butt a feu friers hoo senmd tu sidel ofFaz iff tha didnl keer about votin fur hym,

so wee lett thernm go1 an kountid thee rest on urn. Att thiz Lezer lookt choDt

fa u I'm e mi ff an slipt offtu sea iffhe cudnt sel a klok or tuu afore it leakt out thay war awl Jacsun kloks and wudnt runn fur tha best klok makur inn inglin uoles tha tuk a noshun, whil i turnd inn two mendin thee owl horsis harnis at a plais tha maik saduls nU. Bi thee tim i gott dopin tu tha shopp Lezer waz pasin, an axt me wat i waz duin, air whil i waz Iriintu tel thee owld hors putt iz hin fete ontu a selur dore ntit braken scuted hym harnis an awl undertha hous mtfng thee barils ah tubbsmakina rorin nois. Ther bi hoke end Lezer theer hee gos inttiu an Adums selur tu stele codd fish". Bi

thiz tima feler cum shuten out uv theyJohn c- Clarke S. Vanrenssalaer

giv mi luv tu tebethy Winkle an tel hur

il stik tu hur lik wax, ftirawl tbeestorys

lhaye bea telin uv hur chastyty yurs noo W V W W a Tk . a r v

moar lUtlADUU KAJNhii .

N. B. Tak peticlar notis thiz letur

iz konfedenshall az i aint a vere goode

spelur dont lett itt git intu thee paapers.

Twentieth Congress First Sission LIST OF MEMBERS.

Of the Sejiate and House of Representatives

of the United States. SENATE. Maine.

John Chandler Albion K. Paris

JVew Hampshire.

Samuel Bell Levi Woodburv

Massachusetts.

Nathaniel Silbee Daniel Webster

Connecticut. Samuel A. Foot Calvin Willey Rhode Island. Nehemiah R. Knight Asber Bobbins Vermont. Dudley Chase Horatio Seymour JVc?p York Martin Van Buren Nathan Sandford JVcw Jersey. Mahlon Dickerson Ephraim Bateman Pennsylvania. William Marks Isaac D. Barnard Delaware.

Henry M. Ridgeley Maryland. Ezekiel Chambers

Virginia. Littleton W. Tazewell John Tyler North Carolina. John Branch Nathaniel Macon South Carolina. William Smyth Robert Y. Hayr.o Georgia. John Berrien Thomas W. Cobb Kentucky.

Richard M. Johnson John Rowan Tennessee,

John H. Eaton Hugh L. Whiia

Ohio Wm. H. Harrison Benjamin Roggles Louhana. Domicique Bouligny Josiah S. Johnson Indiana William Hendricks James Noble Mississippi. Thos. II. Williams Powbatan Ellis Illinois

Jesse B. Thomas Alabama. William R. King Misioiiri. Thomas II. Benton

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Maine 7. John Anderson James W. Ripley amuel Batman Pepg Sprague Rufus M'Intyre Joseph F. Wingate Jeremiah O'Brien New Hampshire 6. David Barker, jr. Joseph Healy lebabod Bartlett , Jonathan Harvey Titus Brown Thomas Whipple, tr.

Vermont 5. ITelman Allfn Rollin C Msllary Dan A. A. Buck Georgs E. Wales.

Jonathan Hunt

Massachusetts 13. Samuel C. Allen Benjamin Gorhata

John Bailey Hodges

hsac C. Bates. John Locka B. V. Crowninsbield John Reed John Davis Joseph Richardson Henry W. Dwight John Varnuci Edward Everett Rhode Island 2. Tristram Burges DuteeJ. Pearce Connecticut 6. John Baldwin Orange Merwin

Elisba Phelps David Plant York 3. Henry C . Martindal Hodley Marvin

John Magee

Elias K. Kan Henry Chambers David Barton

Wm.Armstrong,jr. Isaac Lefflef

John b. Barbour Lewis Maxwell Philip P. Barbor Charles F. Mercer Burwell Bassett William M'Koy Thomas Newton Alexander Smyth John Randolph Andrew Stevenson William C. Rivea John Talliaferro John Roane James Trezvant North Carolina 13. Willis Alston Gabriel Holmes Dan'l L. Barrington John Lone

John H. Bryan Lemuel Sawyer

bamuel P. Carson Aug. H. Shepherd

Henry . Conner Daniel Turner

John Culpepper Lewis Williams

1 nomas Hall

South Carolina 9

John Carter William D. Martin

Warren R. Davis Thomas R. Mitchell William Drayton William T. Nuckoffs

James Hamilton Sterling Tucker

Ueorge MDume

Georgia 7 John Floyd Wilson Lumpkin Tomlinson Fort W'iley Thomson

Charles E. Haynes Vacancy in room of J. George E.Gilmer Forsyth elee'd Govr.

Kentucky 12. Richard A. Buckner Chittendon Lyon

James Clarke Thomas Metcalfe

Thomas Chilton Robert M'Hatton Henrv Daniel Thomas P. Moore

Joseph Lecompte Charles A. WicklhTe

Robert r. Letcher Joel Yancey Tennessee 9 John Bell Pryor Lee John Blair John H. Marable David Crockett James C. Mitchell Robert Desha James K. Polk Jacob C. Isaacks OAzo 14. Mordccia Bartley John Sloane Philemon Beecher Wm. Stanberry Wm. Creighton, Jr. Joseph Vance John Davenport Samuel T. Vinton

James b indley Llijah Whittlesey Wm. M'Lean John Woods Wm. Russel John C. Wright Louisiana 3. Wm. L. Brent Edward Livingston Henry H. Gurley Indiana 3. Thomas H Blake Oliver II. Smith Jonathan Jennings Jlississippi 1 . William Haile Illinois 1. Joseph Duncun Alabama 3. Gabriel P. Moore John M'Kee George W. Owen .Missouri 1. Edmund Bates DELEGATES. Arkansas Henry W. Conway Michigan Austin E. Wing Florida Joseph M. White.

NEW GOODS: BAXTER DAVIS a AS juat received direct from New York, ind ia uow offerincr for itle. t he well known

stand, formerly occupied by DAN'L BROWN, on High street. Lawrenceburch. a G cue fit A

sortmtnt of

Consisting of a variety of

Broad Cloths,

Casinets,

Flannels, (green, red &, white,)

Bombazetts, (different colors)

Shirtings & Sheetings, bleach

ed and brown,

Domestic Plaids & Stripes,

Calicoes, newest Fashions,

Qjieens-ware,

Hard-ware;

GROCERIES, Nails. Castings,

Turks Island Salt, &c. &c.

As the above addition of Goods rtceived, were! purchsted st the Esstwtrd tor Cash only, they can be afforded very LOW for Cash, or in exchange for approved Country Produce. Having made irrangtmenla to put up Pork this fall, he will purchase Pork, and Lard Kegs,

For which liberal prices will be Daid Farmer

and Coopers will find it to their advantage to

give him a call.

September 15. :8:7 S6tf.

Noyes Barber Ralph J. Ingersoll New Han D. Barnard George O. Belden

Randolph Bunner

C. 0. Cambreleng John Maynard Samuel Chase Thomas J. Oakley

hous abuv an gan tu cuss an sware att mee fur let in thee cretur cutt sich capurs inn hiz krokery, butt i cudnt stopp hym noo moar thann yu cud stopp thee Nigary att tha fou ls, for whil i waz holdin yun futt thee uthers war knokin awa lik aul naater. AflTtuta leetle hee gott

kinder kwiet, an i koxt hym tu gut upp

John D Dickerson Henry R. Storrs

Jonas Earll, jr. James. Strong Daniel G. Garusey John G. Stower Nathaniel Garrow Gulian C. Verplanck

John 1 Da Graff John Hallock jr. Seleb R Hobbie Martin Hfffuan Jeromus Tobnaon

Richard Keese

Aaron Ward

Jobh J. Wood Silas Wood David Woodcock Sibs Wright, jr. (One vacancy)

butt kudnt git hym tu stiirr a fute upp

stares fur thee lif uv mee. Awl thiz tim: Henry Markell

are 19 lawyers. 4 merchants, 1 mechanic, andi Lezer waz hollerin att mee lik furee, tu New Jersey 6. thirtii-six farmers. 27 are natives of Virginia, bak hym oute slum fust beekaa he cum Lwia Condict Samuel Swan

Mot ler.neMfe, 12 or North Carolina, 4 or,,nn thatt wa an ort tu goe out jist as hee

South CarolinN,2 of Pennsvlvania, 2 of JSn

tucky, and 1 of Delaware. And among the whole are eight Bachelors, 4 in each branch. Nat. Republican.

EUt'mg. It now appears that tbis individnal w a rank impostor, and that his deposition, publicly made beforejtbe mayor of this city, is a vile fabrication from beginning to end. Wo are assured by a gentleman: of the bighist respect-

cum in, butt it wudnt dew he warnt tu bee runn upp hil lik a steme bote up a katta rak leepin tha ruff plasis. At lasst i scan klearle thay clay hil musst hee muvd in frunt ov tha ous tu git hym out an towl Lezer hee likt thee noshun an cummpiisf trin itt awa :ifir i'rnH ca

tha oner tu se iff hee wud hav tha Clav im.es ?"cha,njn

iiicnara vouuer

muvd. Inn about kwik tim dobin va;

George Holcombo Hcd-js I homson Isaac Fierson Ebenr z.r Tucker Delazvure 1. Kenaey Johns. Pennsylvania 2o. William Adams Charlfs Miner Smul Anderson JIhn Mitchell Thomas Bulow Samuel IM'Keao

Robert Orr Jr

Willira Ramsay

ability, from tbat neighbourhood, that Elltioj;itu da lite, mitily skert i thort att thee went to Milford on IbeSirth of SDterobtr. tbeiadventer. Thee oner uv they bildin

day followed the evening on which he disap-jgot outragerous when hee cum two peared from Mount Moria; that on the 2?th hejse wat wee hadd dun, an swor bi jimeny hired a man with a dearborn to take him to! heed knok uz awl intu konkt atts iff wee Eastoo;and on the 29th look the stage fromjdidnt pute things jist az wee foun em, an Eaaton to Bristol, and was seen in the stage by uz if waz know esy m:itur tu d(li Lezer

an inaiviuuai wno Knows mm wen, ana wno i8ICflr, ,:!,,. ;a ur hm f,i

Cbauncey Forward John Sergrant

certain that it was Elltiog whom be saw. The only supposition that can be formed, in palliating Ellting's conduct, is, that ha is not in Lis right mind; of this, however, there is no testimony, and the almost invitable conclusion is, that for the purpose of accomplishing some emitter design, he has practised a flagrant imposition opott the public, and committed an outrage upon law and propriety which ought sot to pats unpunished. Pcnn. Gaz.

kals-an lett urn putt em too rites hymself.

Agrede sade i so l pade hym a coole du-

sin, hichd mi wagun tu thee hin eend uv

Peter Little

Lezers, hopt ontu owld dobiiran sett offjJohn Leeds Kerr Ephraim K. Wilson

un a kantur thikin inn mi oun mine iff

evur thay se mee theer agin itt wud bee afturi waz ded. Ive sole awl tha kloks butt too, ate waz brok an yun im keepin tu mende em withe. II wright yu oftun

Joseph Frey, Jr. Innes Green Samuel D. Ingham George A'remer Adam Aing Joseph Lawrence Daniel H. Miller

Jab S.Stephenaon

John B Sterigere Andrew Stewart Joel B. Sutherland Espy Van Home James Wilson

MARU1ED On Thursday the 22 inst. by the Rev. J. L. Thompson Mr. George

Smith to Miss Elizabeth Wilson all of!

this county.

DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the

firm of L. W. Johnson & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the late firm ill cull upon L. W. Johnson and settle the same neglect on their pari will be attended with immediate costs. L W. JOHNSOK D. DWIS F. U 1 Z. Novemher 20. 132f. 46-3w

ADMINISTRATORS SALE. PUBLIC notice ia hereby given that 1 have taken out letters of administration on the estate of Hugh Ray, lateot Dearborn county, deceastd, and thai 1 shall expose the personal estate to S4ie at public vendue at the late residence of the deceased in Randolph township, on Saturday the 15ih of December next. 1; is believed the estate will be insolvent. JOHN BEAT TV sdmV. November 23, 1827. 46 3w

20 Dollars Reward,

ABSCONDED from the service of the sub scriber, on the evening of the 10th inst.

iwo Indented Apprentices to the cocpering business, named Joseph and William Meeker, twin brothers. The above reward will be paid for the return of said apprentices, or Ten Dollars for either of them, and reasonable charges paid. All persons are hereby forbid employing or har.

boring them, as I am determined to us all legal

means to obtain the balance ot service due from them, or an equivalent. 1 expect they have made their way to Indisna state, perhaps some, where on the waters of iiogsn Creek, ten tr fif. teen miles from Aurora, as iheir mother and reUtivea live in that neighbourhood Information of them from any ot my fellow cra ft will be thankfully received, and reciprocated if circumstances should present the case. . WILLIAM SCHILL1NGER. Cincinnatti Nov, 14, 1827. 46 3 w.

ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.

THE subscribers having taken out letters of

administration on the estate of William Bailey, late of Dearborn county, dee'd. all persona in debted to the estate are requeated to make payments and those having claims sgainst said estate will present them duly authenticated, for settlement. The personal property of the deceased will be otiered for sale on Monday, the 26th of the present month, at the late residence of the deceased, in Vanchesler township, where attendance will be given by the subscribersROBEKT ROvYE MAKY BAILEY, y Adnata.

November 10th. 1827. 44 3w

George Wolf

Maryland 9. John Barney Michael C. Sprigg Clement Dorsey Geo. C. Washington Lefin Gale John C. Weema

Virginia 22.

Robert Allen Nath. H. Claiborne Mark Alexander Thomas Davenport Wm. S. Archer John Floyd

Jackson Meetings.

THE Citizens of Indiana friendly to the elee.

tion of Andrew Jackion to the next Presidency are requested to hold meetings at the Cotinu Seat in their respective coumiea throuehoi't th

stste, on Saturday the fifteenth day of Ucember

next, tor me purpose oi appointing committees

oi correspondence, ana also Uelegttes to a convention to be held at Indianapoiu on the 8th day of January next, to form an electoral ticket. Cl l'l 7 pv FoYtrabtrlQin. 133

Collector's Notice. HAVING been ppointed.Coliettr of Taxes tor Dearborn county for the year 187 and received the Duplicate, together wiih a precept commanding me to collect the same, 1 hereby give notice that I am prrpated to rtceive the amount charged to each individual, as iso arrearages due me for fotmer years 1 have been collector. No further indulgences need be expected by delinquents, as I cm determined tu collect as the law prescribes. I vuli pss through the couniy immediately tor the purpose of collecting, st which time I hope to receive the little sums oue, so as to save JurtLer trouble. Those indebted to roe tor iees, mtt8, cr accounts will do well to pay thesume in mfriiattiy, as I will place thtm in the hands of prcpe r officers for collection. I also wih tu lie? b business of the Indiana SpectaU i, ucd to icceive the amount due tnt on subscriptions ikcn othe Palladium for settle num. hnirg ttrcto fore so often requested payment by kuvertiscment to little efieut,! have ccnciuticd ihdt it is unnecessary to wtrn any more I muit nud wiil resort to the authority given rce by law for the recovery of .my deUs. Postponed Sale. Notice is hereby given, that 1 will on the lai Monday in Jinua.y next, after disposing oi the personal property of delinquents, s charged in the duplicate, (where the same does not satisfy the demand,) utier for sale nil the Lmd whereon the taxes are not paid previous to that time, by their Number ot Township, lUi.gt, Section, Quarter Section, or psr:a thereof -also all icwq lots, or fractions, charged as aforesaid, und con tinue said sale from day to day until all are offered for sale. JOHN SPENCER, Collector, for Dearborn county,

collectors omce, Lawrencebugh,

July 12th, 1827.

, Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of u order ol sale issued out of the clerks office of the Dearborn circuit court commanding me to expose to sale 165 .cres of ind being and lying in section No 26 sud Tcwu 5 Range 2 west being the south east qu-rter of &sid

secUou in tho county of Dt.iborn "beag the

unasot Josepn rarrcr deceased to s&tistv judg

ment in favor of Ezra Ferris against Jonathan

farrer administrator ecc. v.hiQh sud ino I slull ofTer for 8alcon the 10th day of Decemrer uext kt the court house in lbs town of Lawn nceburgb between the huurs of 10 and 4 o'clock of sid

day.

THOV1AS LONGLEY Sh'ff. D C. November 16h, 187 45 3wV

J ackson Meeting. THE citizens from the several lownshios in

the county ai Dearborn Induos.. friend y io tho

election ot General Andrew Jackson to ihe rrxt

presidency, are requested to sttei.d a roeetng at Henry Dili' in Manchester township on the old

of December 1827, tosppoint committees of correspondence and delegates in each township nct transact other business of importance. A punctual attendance from each township is required.

MANY ClTiZNS November 16th, 1827.

CINCINNA TI PRICE CURRENT. corrected weekly.

Abticlis.

Bees1 wax

lb lb lb bushel

per ton

vaoM gets.

Candles, diped

Mould Castor Beans Castings

Cigars. Atner. 1st qual 1000 1 Spanish " X Coffee f best qual per lb Cotton per lb Cotton Yarn, Nos, 5 to 10 lb Featbera live geese & ducks lb Mackerel No 1 per bbl No 2 & 3 " Flaxseed bushel Flour sup. fresh from wagons bl in stdte Ginseng perlb G unpowder Lexington Kf keg Dupom's Hemp nsr lb

Iron, Juniata hammered ton

rudled Hoop 6, 8 & lOd Nail rods

Lead pig stid bar lb Leather role, Eastern tan lb do Cincinnati Calf skins dozen Upper do Lumber, pine clear boarda 1000

1st common do 2d do do Shingles Molasses, N ew Orleans Nails, Bowen's 4d fct lOd Juuistts. Pittsburgh connsn

50 16h

130

80 oa

TO &ct 25 It 14 1 6o l 87 10 00 18 9 SO 21 10 00 9 00 40

25" 37 12 50 50

00 135 00

100 00

130 CO 160 00

30 37h

10 00

3 6 7

23 25 18 00 24 00

25 2S 26 0J 30 00 17 50-

do 12 5 do io oa do 2 00 gsl 45 50 lb 7 "77 5 6