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fley appears to have fceen a "gathering man." The B dmiins had collected to the amount -f 60,000 men, to attack Algiers bui were repulsed and dispersed by the French. Lafayette. The following are extrar of a h-tler of th- Parisian correspondent of the Ijondon Morning Chronicle. it date is thr 8ti ot A'igu-i: "I 'hink we shall have peace! Bu:, believe me, that question depends un the voicH of one man and thai man 18 gn. Lafayette. If, on Friday eight, when i, 200 of the bravest and m-'St intelligent of the youth of Paris? marched down to the chamber of deputies to demand that there should be no hereditary peerage, and, in fact, no chamber of peer ; if, I say, at that moment, gvneral Lafayette had said to thus brave young men, "Yes, my friends, we will have a republic," before twenty-four hour France would have been declared a republic by the

people. I do not say by the peers by

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The engineer of the Louisville and Portland canal, in a report to the directors, gives it as altogether probable that the work will be so far completed by the first of Novemher next, as to admit the water and passage of boats through the canal.

West India Ports, In confirmation of the information given under our foreign head last week, we have the pleasure nf nrpsontiniT nnr readers with the nro-

,puie3 by the bankers by the j camation 0f tne president on the submerchants, or men of property : ; ct of the VVegt j)dia trade The un

843 350

Mills 1301 LyW Heckwclder 393 MTurland Commissioner, VVak field 3481 Jones Benson 839 Auditor, Wallace 4268 Enness

All the persons elected, except M. Stone, are friendly to the Administration. Findlay's majority for congress is reported at 800 or a 1000 in the district.

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"Little Delaware," which Major Nah humorously threatened to put in his breeches pocket for opposing the election of Gen. Jackson, has again re turned an opposition member to congress and elected a real true blue legislature being all but oue federalists. MARYLAND ELECTION. The. following are the returns of Maryland for the House of Delegates. J ackson . A nti-Jackson.

but I do say, those wno tinted mis ; enu;vocai character this matter has as

rfv.-luiion that is to say, by the peo- i sume(j? has not a little disconcerted the pie. A:id, even yesterday, if, in the j enemies 0f tne president. A few days Chamber of deputies, when Lafayette , gince th were wi))in to pronounce

rose to address the house, when there

was the silence of death, and when each one dared not to breathe till the had h "rd some words from this repub liran . jto if then, Lafayette had said, Gentlemen, I protest against your proceedings, France shall have a charter but shall not have a king.' France would have had no king, and France would have maintained her position, thugh millions should have been slain. It to gui. L jfayette that the duk ; of Orleans ows the crowu, which, ioBicrrow, will be placed upon his hpad. The royalists and ultra-royalists were prepared, to a man, to support the republican party." French claims. We understand, says the New Y ik Commercial Advertiser, that our collector major Swartwout, bas received a letter fi..m Mr. Ogden, American consul ai Liverpool, in which it is stated that ther U a strong probability that the new French government will speedily come to an amicable settlement of the claims of the Ameri can merchants for the spoliations ot the imperial government upon our commerce. Such a result we have eagerly been expecting from the favorable crisis in French affiirs and the great in flu nc- Lafayette now exercises in the French councils;

ILL101S ANNUAL CONFERENCE. This 0nf. renct tomm n'rd its session in "Vmopnnes on ?hf- 30'h f Sf pera'r, tnrt after trars?ictng its a: ;ssrry ousintss, the following disposition nf tlie Preachers wis made: MADISON T.ISTiltr.T. A. Wiley Presiding Elder. Madison Siati'M? B S cv isvn. , t Vevay Circuit J T -kmg'on, G Randal Liwrenceburgh- J VV. M. Reynolds, A. A. Arlington. Whit' Water M. Taylor, J. Kimble. Vyne A Btck, R S R.'binson. Connersvill V lie' h, W. Wood Rushvill A prks, J. C. Smith. Vrnnn J' hn K--irrs Fort VVayn- Mission N B. Grif55h. CHAULESTOVVN DISTRICT. J. Strange. P E. Charlestown Ut mt J L. Thompson. Albany Station O. W. Ruter. Corydon Wm Moore, J. A. Decker paoh J T. Johnson, Wm. S. Crissey. Pi ttrs 'urgh James Massne. Salem- A. L Risley, H. S Talbott. C .himbUs To be supplied. Blootnington P. G vvood, J. N. Ellabary. INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT. J Armsirong, P E. Indianspohs Station- T. J. Hitt. F'ank m James S ot;. F-ll Crtf k Wi Evans. C. Banner. White Lick F. P, F .rm r Green"iiStl' Jmes Hadley, Jooiah II. Hill. Bockville Wm. Mavity, L. D Smitn. Crwwfordsville S C. Coopar, S. Breuton. Logansport Mission II. A. Tarkington. W ABAS" DISTRICT. George Looker P E. Vermillion Jmes M'Keai .J. E French. Paris Wm II. Smith Terre Hut- S atiou E Ray ' Carlisle R. Hargrave, D. M . Murphey. nct-nnes Station Aron Wood Washington Wm. Taylor Prinrt ton J. Ri'chie B mville T be supplied. Wabash T H. Filta P T. Cordier. Mt. Carmrl J Miller, J Frs KASKASKIA DISTRICT. 5 H Thompson P E. K;skaskii Circuit Joh;. Va -clere. Hrtwns,villc Mission A. F Thompson. Jor f sborrugh Mission jyd Vheips. G.-lronda--J.imes P Crawford McLeanaborough- A A Prentiss. Tount Vernon J H Bnsn. Shoal Oerk J Dew. F. R. Ames. ShelbyvilJe Miles Huff k-r Grand Prairie M.sst'n S. Wilker. SAGWiuK DISTRICT. P Cart-wright P E Lebanon s. M rw. H, Wm L. Deneen Apple Crrek Wm. D R Trotter J.icksonvdl To hf supplied AtlS S W Hfl'-ter SpooA River . J Bnkson 1 ewell- S R B rgs Salt Crefk - A E PhSps 8ngamon Circuit- J Hi!e, D B Carter Galena Mission S L Robinson Chicngo Mission . Jt ssp- Walker Frt Clarke Mission- -lsac Searritt The next session of the Illinois Annual Con. frrer.c- will be holden at Indianapolis, October 4, 1831 We are indebted to the politeness of tilt Be? E. Riy for the above inteligr ce. Indiana Democrat,

they were willing

the report of the opening of the West India ports a hoax; they now are equally honorably employed in trying to impress the belief that no benefits are to be derived from opening of the ports to the trade of the United States. We are not prepared to point out the particular advantages to be gained from a free and unrestricted intercourse with the West India ports, but would infer from the noise raised by the opposition, of the news being used, by the Jackson party, for electioneering purposes in Maine and elsewhere, that there is more importance in this trade, than the enemies of the administration are willing shall be known. At all events it seems that the late administration was willing to regain it, on the terms accepted by the present administration.

I Annapolis city, 0 2 ! Baltimore city, 2 0 Baltimore county, 4 O Harford, 0 4 Anne Arundel, 0 4 Prince Georges, 0 4 ! Montgomery , 0 4 ! Frederick, 0 4 I Washington, 2 2 ; Allegheny, 1 3 j Charles, 6 4 j St. Mary's, 0 4 I Calvert, 0 4 j Cecil, 4 0 Kent, 0 4 Talbot, 0 4 Dorchester, O 4 Queen Ann's, 2 2 Caroline, 0 4 Somerset, 0 4 Worcester, 1 3 IS 64

We have been asked why we do not give the result the elections in Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut, &x. Would the friends of Mr. Clay have us say the English inhabit London or the Irish Dublin? The opposition to the administration of president Jackson are well known to be the majority in those states, and that they should elect men of their own politics was a matter altogether natural, where party spirit prevails as it does in New England. We deem it suflicient to advise our readers of the changes which take place in the politics of the states, whether they be for or against us. We would not give a tig to have every opposition editor in the union assure his readers that eighteen slates are friendly to the re-election of president Jackson; nor do we suppose they would ask of us more than say that the balance are against him whether for Webster, Clay, or a third person we are not prepared to decide.

Elections, We give in another coluroo the result of the Maryland election for delegates. The friends of the administration are considerably in the minority, a fact that would incline one to believe that the state had undergone a thorough change in national politics. The votes given will not; however, warrant sue h an opinion; tho' they show considerable opposition gain since last year. In many counties that ticket succeeded only by a majority of from 20 tf50; and throughout the stale by about 1000, as has been pretty certainly ascertained by an aggregate calculation of votes. This is the great victory over which the friends of Mr. Clay rejoice with such fullness of heart. Such an event was necessary to recruit their drooping spirits, and encourage them to persevere a little longer in a fruitless ffort to put dowu those whom the people have willed to serve them. We have few returns from Ohio. The State Bulletin gives it as probable thai geii. Lucas is elected, and the Cincinnati Gazette that gen. M'Arthur is elected gverni r. The vo'h it Butler county was for Lucas 1490, M'Arihur S25. Corwiii's majority for congress, iii Butltr and Warren; is stated at 600. Sianberry is said to be re-elected to congress, in Columbus district, by a small majority. Many of our readers feeling an interest in the Hamilton co. election, we give ihe result entire. Governor.

3322 M'Arihur Coyigrcss, 3594 B-nham Senator, 2 yearsi 3530 Smith Senator, 1 ytar, 5253 Barr 1G7 Representatives, 3142 S'one

Lucas Findlay Cilley M !ler D vinney

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2980 2642 460 90

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Disney Clark Vanlyle

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Ahti- Jackson maj. on joint ballot, 41.

Destructive Fire, with loss of life. About 3 olock on Sunday morning last a fire broke out in the bakery of Wm. B. Humpert, No. 224 Bowerv, between Spring and Prince streets, which resulted in the destruction of some lives and much valuable property. Three persons (two appprentices, one a German, and the other French, and one journeyman, bakers) are missing.

The remains of two lads, in horrible condition, were found among the ruins one of them was bereft of Ihe arms, legs and head. They could not, of course, be identified, but are presumed to be the relics of the two. boys mentioned above. The fate of one other has not yet been traced, but believed to be among the ruins. They were all asleep at the time. A lad of 14 escaped by throwing himself from a two-story window in his night attire. JV. Y. Gazette.

Ttrriote. The British brig TvIatiUa, lying at Bonny, on the coast of Africa, exploded on the 13th Mar. How the accident happened nevercan be known, fr every one of the ship's company, with upwards of one hundred blacks ho were on board, lost their lives, the Matilda being riven into atoms. I wo counterfeiters, Abner Martin and Samuel D. Spencer, have been trid at Fincastle, Va. on a charge of making and passing base money, and found guilty. They were each senteuced to the penitentiary for 10 years. Bait. American. MARRIED On the lG h inst. by J. W. Hunter, esq. Mr. Martin Man ly, of Ripley co. to Miss Huldaii Halford, of this county. On the 20fh inst. by the same, Mr. William Elkius, of Rush co. to Miss Susan Smith. I this place. DIED 1-. tnis la . -,on est-rdav, Mr. Timothy Percival, aged about 50 years. Funeral at 2 o'clock to-day.

TO THE PUBLIC. f IHE undersigned j being desirous to U keep his affairs in small compass finding it inconvenient to attend to much business hereby forewarns all persons from trusting or crediting any person on his account. THOMAS MILLER hr. October tS, 1830 41 3w JOURNAL OP LAW. Ignorance ot the Lw extusth no man. fjlHE JOURNAL OF LAW, a popular p: ri A odicttl, ennnurted by an association of members of the Bar, is published on the firs' ao1 third Wednesdays of every month, at h. Office of th Journal of Health, No. 108, Ches nut str-et Philadelphia. Price per annum, gl 50 n 'dvnre A popular Pt i iucu ai, i undu. tec oy u Assoc ia tion if Pi.ssK.tand. Hea!thy the poor man's riches, the rich man's blist. INTKNDf.D to point out the means of pie. serving health preventing disease, and pro longing hfe. Tht Journal is published on tht second and fourth Wednesdys ot each month, in numbers of sixteen pxges octavo, at gl 25 per annum, payable m aavun.ee Suoscnpuons to commence with the first number in each year AH the back numbers furnished for new subscribers.

Making Yellow Butter. In Scotland, we are told, the dairy women give a fine colour and flavor to their butter, by grating some orange carrots, the juice of which after being strained, is mixed with cream previous to churning. The quantity of carrot juice necessary for this has not been prescribed, so far as our observation extends, but the judgment of the manufacturer cannot fail to suggest very nearly the quantity necessary to give the butter a proper colour. . While cows have fresh feed in the spring, probably their butter would not be much if in any degree improved by the addition ofcarrot juice. But when grass be1 . a-

comes snort or the dairy stock is led on hay, carriot juice may produce a good effect. Interesting to editors. A case ha3 oeen fcid1 in Now York, in favor of the N. Y. Daily Sentinel against Le, Pow

ell and Co. wherein the principle was

confirmed, that persons receiving a newspaper, roithout ordering it discontinued.

are liable in all cases jor the payment of

tne same. 1 his decision is important to editors, and we hope will have a

salutary tendency among that class of

persons who readily make use of the labors of others without being willing to pay. Fire! Just as our paper was soing to Press, we received the 4State Bulletin," from which we learn that a very destructive fire took place in the Penitentiary: the damage done is estimated at 5000 dollars. It is supposed to have been set on fire by one or more of the convicts, though the culprits have not as yet been detected. Lebanon , Ohio, Democrat. The U. S. Telegraph of the 5th instannounces the following APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE TJNITKD STATES. Hon. Elijah Hayward, one of the Judges of tn.- Supreme Court of Ohio, to be Commissioner of the General Lrnd Ofli Hon. William Findlay, of Pa. to he Treasurer of the Mint of the United States-

NOTICE. THE subscribers of the Tanner's creek free bridge, will please prepare to pay a portion of their subscriptions, as tbe undertakers are in great want of funds. Tbe trustees have tbe pleasure of informing the public, that the enterprising contractors Phinney and Spooner. have progrrssed with the work beyond their most sanguine expectations Tbe to stone pit-rs are completed in the most substantial and workmanlike manner; and that part of the bridge framed and raised, does honor to the able mechanic, by whom that part of the work is superintended. One half the subscription Will be expected immediately Wm. S. Diirbiri; Secretary and treasurer. Sep. 2-ilh 1630.

TAKEN UP by Kobert M' Crack, rn, of Manchester Township, Dearborn County, state of Indiana, one Estray BAY' HORSE COLT with some white on his left hind foot; no other marks or brands

pieceivable ; nearly ffteen hands high supposed to be two years old last spring. Appraised at twenty five dollara by David I'ibbets, Jm?s Hodgson trd John Malotte, September 30iht 1830. Certified by me, this 30iU day of September, 1330. 4u KlARfc M'CRACKEX, j p. JYetv Si age Line, PROM XiAWXlEXTCEBURGH TO CINCINNATI. rjlHE Stsgv on this line is now in operation, JL and will leave Lawrenceburgh on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 6 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at Cincinnati at 1 P. M same day. Leave Cincinnati on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arrive at Lw renceburgh at 1 oclock, P. M In running to and from those places, tbe Stage will pass Eli

zabethtown, Cleves, 8tc ; and every facility and accommodation will be afforded to passengers on the route. The proprietors look to a liberal Public for that encouragement which will enable them to continue the Stage on this line during the greater part of the season, with credit to them selves and advantage to the put-lie. (CTFor passage, call on J. W. HUNTER, Postmaster, Lwrenreburgh. CUMMbYS & MURDOCH. July 31, 1830 30 tf NEW GOODS. GEORGE TOUSEY W'OULD infofa the public, that he has just received from A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SEASONAl.BE FAXiXi AND WINTER. DRY GOODS. Sept. 20, 18S0. 93 tf

CIJSCIjVMITJ PIRCES CURREjYTcorrected weekly.

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ESCAPED, from tbe subscriber, oh tbe evening of tbe 15th instant, on bid Hay from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, a prtsootr by the name of JOILY T. LEWIS. Said Lewis is about fio feet nine inches high, black hair, drk re brows, short vvhis kers. and about 34 or 35 years of age. Tha above reward will be given for bis apprebension and confinement in any jail, and all reasonable charges paid in addition, if de livered to me in Indianapolis. GEORGE SMITH. tCySaid Lewis baa connexions residing in Greene township, Hamilton co. Ohio, and in Cincinnati: some in (he latter place ara merchants. Oct. 20. 42

SALE FOR TAXES. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned, that I shall expose to sale t the court house door, in the mwn of Ltwrence-

burfch, on the SECOND MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, nil the lota in said town on which the Corporation taxea shall then remain

GEOHGE H. DUNN, Marshal of the towu ot Lawrenceburgh. Oectober 8, 1B30. 40 U.

CLOTH DRESSING. f IHE subscriber tould inform bis friends 0 and tbe public, that bis Fulling and cloth dressing works are now in full and complete operation; and that be is ready tb re ceiva cfoth for dressing at bis mill. Having employed a first rate and erpenrn?ed workman io the business, be feels assured of being ablo to give satisfaction to all who may favor bim with their cus'om. He also pledges himself that no pains ehall be spared inhaling tbe work done in tbe best possible manner, and in as limited a time and on as reasonable) terms, as at any other establishment in tho country, liy close application to business, be hopes to merit a liberal share of public patronage. Cloth left at George Tousey's store ia Lawrenceburgh, with written directions fop

be dressing will be attended to every week, 8nd returned finished in two weeks from the jime taken. White-water Hamilton Co. Ohio. Edmond Bond. Sept. 28th, 1330. S9 THE PRINTER, tCTThe subscribers to the Palladium are, we presume well convinced nf the truth of the Hxiom that "punctuality is the life of business " and that without it no business, however good in other respects, can be successfully or plessantly prosecuted This being our exordium we make no further delay ia informing ihose indebted to this office, for a longer period than one year, that we shall expect payment of the same at or previous to the nxt sitting of our court. Those indebted by note or due bill, will bo especd i lift the same by that tiine. Subscribers at a distance, may remit by mail, at our risk. Lawrenceburgh, Sept. 18, 1S30 Lazcrenceburg Market Beef lb. 3 to 4; butter lb. 12 to 15; bacon, hams lb. 6, 7; sides 5; corntfieal, buphfl, 25 to 31 ; chickens, dozen, 75 to 1 cheese, lb. 6 to 10; eggs drx 5 to 6; flour bbl. 3 87 to 4 00 cwt $) 50 to 1 75; fruit, gt een peaches and apples, bushel, 25 to 37; lard lb. 5 'o 6; potatoes, Irih, 37 to 50 per bushel, sweet do. 50 to 02.