Indiana Palladium, Volume 9, Number 29, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 3 August 1833 — Page 2

.Eccjpe and Recapture of Jed Clcuxrh the pearance and contents, as it ripens in re ' i tfrowii.ir redder, till ' ... , ' " ,':-V'i s general merits lave produced an extend- rd and fetched h Mow ld i c oils mo to be a candidate for a seat in the t , ...... ,u,j jjaa lj:jp) produced arermmp.-J aMmn ... J4 ..w ima juts twpmy "' Mianf.i u off .,; 1 "v.n.u uii us incrjis i 1)3 number tor l:it S.ni.r.i, . Aunt hcznh tell down in .i ,,,! ,tH,nur;und Jt was an hour icturo i.-.. ..... i i i first ol the eleventh volume of the wuik and ' "l hf'r Kit ! 10 lwiv' wh.-i is embellished with a ho.-.ntifnl . . 1 ('llme to go round the hoiiM un...,. tl... . and got her ,.,lo ti10 Jl(l.M,t w graving, and with a view of the iA'nMi.'i!.'!" U:llsKho j15"1 ?. "d ''onto t m b.?d'n,onn : ' i " r ucu ;nctl a y unui an tery, Yori,. The on.;,,; : 1 : v : :ru a,u. w u cm !. Hm . - . M iU L- IV i, 1 liflin . i . '- rtl I I MN I i IiL1 1 CMl II n ..... 4 . . .. . I I . lUls tim, the cS'!.''" daystolivc, and U,e S! "riff tt.. ' 1,0 ! IHcrary noodle,! of i,s c 1 I ttoyl,: I ,v,l. i.,,. , f1If , ' , , vi a voicano ol mi nun" suloier im lilaiai ;:L r, - , . r ' ;:::M;rru,uul a larger door, threw himself out of th wi.i. f..i. mNP t' 8 ow. n bwi tnwmnrii -i . i i . o . lw io reac i the , 'WUit 1 J I . i I I I 1 I I II II 1 k IWA t lw J I I 1 . .uu nsi i,'Pt, i word ori ! .,,nm .!..-' .1. i , ,,::.r,'"1.V1 1 rDetnQ , uv1Uuu c would consent to h!?oivl Kn.. t. . . 1U1 .anat;Vne' be devoted coined. To this Ciotmh rcadil v consnnf- i rl i i:..:n anxious to csclnined. To this doub read Iv conn'W Cte.-ra &m,c JV-I waTb;t I r t ' Jv' . s 1:1 i.in,il.. ,), v,,,,,. ,r , cd, and he was according l:'?' ! 3,'? " 't'lhnous ?I fvoct snake, Snd in l , .l,.. i u. '.' s'"' 1 1., - - . . uowurus as win add to the g3neral s ock of humm happiness; and that indeed ou.it to b3 tae governing motive of all m-n- !

- - ! immmmKmrnm To ihv Voters ol" fiarboixi Comity. F2M.OV-ClTIZES: The urgent solicitation of many, of my most esteemed friend. 1. ;,..i.. .

--." - v.. W44U uviumcr me Diood run m: d nr viiiiarawn. am m u

k: oi. ; 7 :u T Aienue(i ttus Circulation abroad

LU II II U n 1A rinmt .. 1 . 1

1 1 Yr ! P-bably found in the room ! S " ,hecpuld Z);,ow, 7 V,r. ! ,K . '-t

monter lately entered a .tore on one of our j iu m" .f Vi V t SfV prmc.pal wharves in search of om.dovmt J w, . ... T" '-V1' Wl '',ttl ;,,;:r

human happin

Your f?llon'-cit:;:n

.. , , . in mspos-; wit 1 1 be snu" nu irters it nTnr;,J ,i, """ a tiure on one ei our ;u lumber, of th .r.r-,. r;t Vivi,r-t - session; ha had converted into a saw, with 'mWh tn i: V . T deter-1 principal wharves in search of om.doviaent. 11:1. V' . , , w i rWi ''tl which ho released hirn.elf from hi, A.00 UP !'!bode ami brave the I Ho could do any kind of chore, he said, and ! L w .! JV .:" 4 ,,,v f

U-ing these matters ail arranged wl.a I b . l111- .iu tout as I potato. iX Z U

tenant ot J uu tt miiu mo clerk, "ill rtv,n ;m r;m,4i,...,,: . "

41. - .

I in I.i-irl uui ui nJ ,m, .

j bh well, i ija root iut pl:tnt(d v. as ab.u.t Mill ill ..t..-. ... ' 1 .

H-ing these matters' ail r ncd ilX he I Err"" 7 Siisriff retired, Cloudi too!: hc"ndl W3S Pr0CI,rcd anJ the tenant of burnt a.vay a portion ofT i nlVs lV il l WiS. ncarI smolh Y its I -1-ary 4Jen nbv' wldi 1 but

: away the grate, making nn ononin" of "L1 .Vm "Pcssloa

'aches bv ten, through whVh ho r.nf ; . ,u,",s UV"2 uvv-"

Miciigui. -mom as potato, r'.o tav Ihi'i-h ,.r i i i yon are," said the clerk, '"I'll bet vou $10 rehrrcd , j, n 4 ' o ! , V ! you cannot carry that bag of .alt, (pointing r:Mto wa. for a ' to a very large one, twice across this stor,- garden., and th ..t i ro i . r - 'P and back again, and ivr lav it down " I , V'. "5 !i:f a

you

you

to a verv Iaror nnn

S 3 aa!n' ?T " lVr hy il n - time n t larger th in hu Verv w V J ne vankee stood i!r.iPin., 1.:.,.. i. h:.. . . v' u ir r

uw.iiviH, oi.iau.lurr his head, and gating at a rope with a hook

return home where parents and sisters would fiTeet me witn a

JJarons seldom meet, because it was s" cer7

cu tuii uays ct ay youth A n -1 now had that sacrod spot, cnEcd to mo III all thn f.hi.mr, , 1 . 1

r. uu, yoummi tancy, and hal

, vvuu ui iaiur, certain.

h r r,ver' about! AM.-Wc have seldom been mr.e nines west ol Mount Holly. It was ! called to record an insfrnpo nfonoknt. ,

jn tne dusk ot the evening, and as the fugi- and lawless violence as he tivc gave an unsatisfactory nnWnr, Mr runn it. . .. V.0 .

lowed in mv rZZ a liai' gro, he sounded the alarm' Tl ' 7 . " ?! I U' " 4 re?Puc a.b,e Jn.n

gefme"" MmC! cil1 r were Joel Hollingshead, I ltl, waylaid and altackcd will S h v t fcet Ut old school-house," where first t John JMdlvme, the latter a rcsldpnt nf lonce as to rond.-r Ma mn ,i ...

X ,f'tV'Ij'C;nsrer n Holly, and well acqinintec, wi(, VX was im- C 7igh- The PrIsoner deni' bis name thelL " tt H ner can 1 1 d he was going to Philadelphia, but allow i t&l to be arrested, without nffi r !n ' !

-. Fii;u.iiie, or tao well that watered i tance thonirh b- h ,1 -3l3- - r AUU u.jcs 01 ins head ' unaueu oy a plague of lo- , " Ul"' 4,,VJ oi r;i i..nri ulls , f ( me. How often have I soort.d t tlf, ! " ? W15k ?anaxo ' hiS posses-1 s bruised by a heavy stone or club, nnd Custs' execssa-e that the iuthoriHes of thiJ bave grown ua .d't'i , dilc u-i,t .i

worein tl. that be j bis arms face and body severely cut by j 2? nT i f f Zarat1n ' ar Pg two pbose uho live among ,h In 1! s a (? V ' , j some sharp instrument. How Ion-he had 1 men, and twelve quartos to Ict to rea; advaufas Can , J b r . n tbs day previous to h s escinn. rcmainnl ,1,:. r; " W .V' U bovs, employed in gatherin. t.h.-n m ! It 1,,, 1 , ' "S .'om fU( l ri

,141ia pusac-sgion wnen arrested, wunu, and has cont nued so ovrr nnP hroro tVm "1 V 11 Ui rozo.--,

r..-.1. mu.uj ujo wiioie uay. and w ion tn. nosed tint fwn nr il, ...i;-......

.v...b.v, ati gtm- sailers, and its enemies are ready to say, not what was said lil thf ri'iunf Mm : - ft t

. . 1 nine, jjc.ioia nu 10 these Christians lore one (mother; but .Vr.t- yicw

.tic .,smsiuiis uxiKone another:"

, .' ..-, v.c- uio luiornjeti. hao cross-d the IVisfmu'n ...1: 1

pe jstipulitionsid tho treaty of last f.U

voi. jugo ,3 oubMl to demand tho murderers who es( a:t l from i r. ViiilC'.i. go last lull, jind now are thoui!it toboskullcng about in Miineatcr's band. TIic -mand certainly vill be made, ?nd when made, muat. uiu i.f 1 n,i ;ii 1

icd mt.lihVy are given ur. Whether any res. stance will ho mr-di

to bo able to ;:.io;i:i our readers in our n j.vt

,v wen uiat vaterod me. How often have I sported over the

0 Vi T 1 "v 1Iome; now oft iiave T rambled with sisters, -through the flowerbeds so gay- pulling, the choicest flowers 1 hen every thing was gay and cheerfuT every sjsrhtD onsnnt r,,i r" "U1

' ti . t i """c'vciy Bounuaeiiwritwl J Ulh,w How alterecll

...-w lc uiu scnool-nouse stood, row stands a merchant's warehouse; where stood the church now stands a splendid hoM and where my father's house onee stood, now 'runs the mam street of a village. Surmft . the alterations a few years had S i couM not but reflect on the 'rapid state of went nmv going forward in the west. Towns and villages rising up where late was wilderness and beasts of nmv. r- ,

. ' viiai'ou OOOUlTturn increasmg and spreading on westward-

number.

'i'hcie have bfvn r.r.M...i

: . 'w.4 i-Aiircss

fivers opinions in regard 'to the removal n It li IV lllttfvlt.wo. . i I ' ....

ent opmions have m v,.. .r r

bave grown ma tdt1,, diversity wh:d,;iovcm

reined in sUaaliou it is impossible y ''' '.,..,, , , to sav, as bo um? nn ia Dn..i.i ...1 . 1 . . . H'UMv-R O'-iVi) ibn.) have nersnn . . . '

I - "' ""Hid : ," ")'l),l,' lu . , ,. ii.u:.i,uii,113t,i:.ipC-,ii; remove 0:1 the rhsi r i ... . .. '

"'""".j. Wili OVl

nuiiS'jl inn fi.irT.h. thn ,v3

v-i ? ' "V1"- WJiS unKnown to the world V. ho knows -what it will be in three cento rjestocome Tpnly way tojX atere is by the t.. What then wiii Jh roi ; 1,it!ir2 centuries to In Hie same ratil otf increase for th future, as has been for th,2oast, our jwm d -t.on would exceed eight JJUdrcd i our revenue would be almolf beyond 1 ation, and our strength and rso4es bevond the power of the whole world toB&XP On t in ntWl....lT !, uuioi.

f .u 1, wiai touia wot .but reflect

. vuuu; 11 now is subiect to thA wry. 0 Ottoman! Cmdederated ;roe4 ' icaoneo could overthrow the armies of a" -Vrxea has s.nce, by timid slaves, been . ampledund.-rfooe; and Carthage, one the

. "V,U1V ilts S1ce been blotted rom tee annals of nations. How came Home s calamities upon her? By inteS commotions. Party Spirrt and civ 1 bro Sl4' Xerxes' legion could n t overtiirovv (.recce, but c-vil war and n-rtv spmt, reduced it to a state of degradation Zd!"li'? natio,

......v., 1 uiu:aire co'od n 1 if. 0 . make fiom

night. He appeared

wnn ins exertions, terday he was trac SDOt vhrrn lio nr-u

' " " " anciwus iound. iieio'siance. 1 he loot board is covered with o e square toed pumps, and the course he j blood, and the lining of tho suZ b ton ntSct&Td3 ?,hinly, servable such a manner as to render it etTvio. m 1J? adJn,ng the town. lent conflict occurred in the carriao b,foro

B vorai-circumstances conncctPd the rider was dr.-. ,,t f:. 0

SSl. i '.. 3 .i wounded

111 "nmolestcil in his pocket, j it about three quarters cf an hour .t robbery was not the motive j, brej ounces of currants or raisins may

. j "" -u iu iu.s uaring outrage; whatever1 I hiladdplua Gazette. the o!ject was, we have no doubt the perne-! , ,

Refinement nf io a w , iraiors will be discovered. Stron su. n , dJ-:ius-11 ttnprisomner.t tor dobt, Wxcment ofthe Agc.chviVQ seen cion rests upon an individual who n , i ' .IVa:i!v'U!ia' br aims under so, too! 1 Z?0A h'V "aVCTn of Juae 30bicli ! respectabbAtandim; , J-j nei hbolh " d I V tiw,4t!l i". As ltshould be 1 1 ZJ Vd ?-ousj . M, Harfs condithm isS 1

"Peel. boil. :m.l i c

? . ' . ' a tuuiia 01 i)oen(.s OI notfir(Yvj" . l. .

ter, with about tbrp. nn,.rt ......

uih,U'o ounces of moist sugar, and two or mree no.iton

iK:se.pr4 vsc( his d?s ,J . .

ly and chd m,t h!., , r,..r. ,(! lit.nwJ , Uis.ol:Sil:,c. .Ait.pUoivebi.otua,,., to mow lh:it nothing had rrctirrc-d to v,. osnrnc. Weliudth.uo.d ot .lohij DoiiLdiertv :o it ..ii.,.-

ai.cestoju.ly such pubbcatiun. ailj ttt! believe that evident X,, L ,s occurred s.ncr, to disprove the Mat, mci;ts madoat t.ut tm;o, ut tiS ro,(1;t t,r uiu invH siigati,.;, h ,,.or., .1 r.rt.i.i ;

utoosoMatemeuN. Th riWt of the X-P-Cttd d.sJiirbane i.f ib. ? . 1

1 , , .. . . - - '! wi:j i:e.ng Miu-AiilasthH, b,s ri.;i,:,(K .r -

bv

au iae cmieren, and t.ien t ome all the wo- j them. r-li'--i wen and girkoyersixtoen, with aunt Kezb Thov all r 1 n 1 at the head: and bo;i ,.n .1. . , :Ui ,kU0 !o.!e w.db rV. m

own that owned horses, riding un lmr3,. ,( ' " r;a"' ,!li"ir i'. th u

W,V rr1"1 iao ooyi? at Wargcnt Joe! ! .1 , " v.o Lc (i. sirucl'u.M

nun 1 mm.; was large enough to wad; in the j u,lur- Cc.mi

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l?ak!iig it-, "ir-.-i

i.b'Talifv i" th..

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