Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 4, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 7 February 1835 — Page 3

Saturday Morning Feb. 7.

Mr. AVilliam AYalhcc, member of the Senate from Daviess county, died at his lodgings in Indianapolis, on the 2d inst. We give place to-day to the speech of Mr. Hendricks on the Wabash appropriation bill. The friends of that improvement will, doubtless, be pleased to see the able manner in which it has been adrocated on the floor of the Senate, . Pol'dical Movements. The Massachusetts legislature has nominated Mr. Webster for the next Presidency. Judge White, of Tennessee; Mr. Van Bu TPn- Jndort Mrf-pan. nf Ohio: and Gen. Harrison, are each severally recommended by their friends for , the same oSce. A call for a meeting of the friends J of the come 150 be eecn Wc don't know what others may think of it, hut ; for our part we consider the weather as cold as any New Englander could wish to have it. Tn the abFence of a thermometer, we can only estimate its intensity by the sense of feeling, and by that we "reck on" tho mercury has been cO or 40 degrees below I zero, for almost a week past. Last night was tlie j toughest of all. By great attention to the stove, we were enabled to wether it in tolerable condition. Rut to think of going to bed, with the quantum of clothes allotted to a printer, was out of the question. The river is yet tolerably high and the navigation little obstructed. A few days more of severe weather, must however put a stop to business on it . The legislature had not agreed upon a day of adjournment, at our latest information, (Tuesday last.) The Senate had proposed to close the session on Thursday, the 5lh, and the House on Monday, the fJ:h. The probability deemed to be that the two Houses would agree to split the difference between the two periods, and adjourn yesterday or to-day. We copy from the Crawfordsville Record a short exposition, by Mr. Canby, in reference to his remov- ; al-from the land office at that place. Whatever j opinion the public may have entertained of Mr. C's ! conduct, it is no more than right that, if injustice has 'been done him, he should now be heard in his own defence. The kind and disinterested part taken by Gen. S. Milroy, to settle and adjust this matter, in its early stage, has, we are persuaded, been overlooked or perverted to his prejudice. We are therefore pleased to see Mr. Canby endeavoring to place bis conduct properly before the public. The act to incorporate the Dearborn county Seminary is given in our paper to-day. We do not exactly eee through the propriety of having it published in one of the Indianapolis papers, when it could ns well have been done at home, and the amount paid therefor saved to the treasury, or put in the pocuets ot one ot our own printers. The Times would, no doubt have been pleased to receive the j favor, which, as he is likely to let us have thc canal, WC VOIlln most r ..oprfnllir lim-o The Llwrenceburghers, you see neighbor Glenn, when rigiitly managed, are not such a bad set of fellows, after alL 1 hey to tor themselves: but then they have a kindly feeling for the.r neighbors, and will lend thPm hoininrr honri t; c ' , ... , ill tl II VI itcvu Now let's pull together. What say you to the publication of the act! t We hive inserted a couple of articles in to-oay's paper one headed "Right of instruction," and the other "Liberty of the Press" to which we would ask the attention of our readers. They are both Fubject. of importance, much talked about, but, we fear, imperfectly understood. In reference to the latter, we know, from exper'tpnec. that many hold, . or would practice upon opinions altogether opposite to those expressed by the writer in the article alluded to; though we never could see how, upon any sound reasoning, they could for a moment entertain them. For ourselves, we heartily Fiibscribe to the doctrine laid down iu both articles let others think as they may. County Seat. We notice in the legislative pro- ; ceedings, that the bill to re-locate the seat of justice in this county, was read a 2d time in the House on the 2Sth ult. T.lr. Willeit moved to commit it to a committee of the whole House motion lost. Mr. jyevman moved to strike from the bill so mochas relates to the re-location of the seat of justice at the nearest convenient point to the centre, and insert at such pl-?ce as to them, (the commissioners) may eeem just, if in their opinion such re-location shall be necessary.' Motion lost. The came gentleman then moved the following amendment to the Sd section: "Provided, that the petitioners for the removal or re-locatson of the seat of justice of said county of Dearborn, shall py all damages that may accrue to any person or persons, body politic or corporate, by reason of the re-location or removal of said seat nf justice." Motion lost yeas 19, nays itt. The. bill was then read a 2d time and passed 55 to 10. The yeas and nays do not appear in the papers. The proceedings in the Senate on the bill up to its Sd reading, (ifany were had save the readings) are not given. On its passage, the yeas and nays were called for, and stand as follows: Ayes Messrs. Hattell, Crown, Bradv, Caldwell, Chambers, Collect, Embree, Feeny. Hackett, Hillis, Hoover, Long, Mastin, Payne, Plumer, Seigler, Tanfiehill, Thompson, and Whitcomb 18. Nays Messrs. Beard, Clark, Daily, Dutncnt, Fowler, .Griffith, Hanna, and Ueid 8. " So the bill is a law, but in what shape, or with what provisions, we are unable to apprise our readers. Whenever a ccpy can bo procured, we will . give it a place in the Palladium. The ad valorem bill, (as it is called,) at our latest dates from Ind.aimnni;, Jnd net been finally disposed of. In the Senate it had gone through the usual ordeal m committee of the whole, and thc amendments Jiere made had been disposed of; but the question on engrossment had not been taken. This ri'lOC? ion tea lr1 rr (Vtm U T V, r: . ""unim, would most J-i, u"-?y e en5 ,a?t- S it

latter gentleman, at IJrookv.lIe, is m9de hy T : : : ;

or 200 persons. A similar meeting, it will irom wun-uu vwiu u . -

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.on ofrhVr . ST , IIouse for thc j have incurred the charge of absurdity. The right hl Z sSJtp vi T".! h amendnJents Prosed of instructing Senators in Congress by the Legi.laDy tne oenate. H Iiat these amendments are. or tnws dm thPm. has been one whose exercise

fueiuwoi tucn a nature as to endanger the bill be U .l f I

. iw een tne two nouses, wc are unable to say. The following is the vote on the passage of the bill in the House of Representatives: Yeas Messrs. Angle, Bigger, Bnckcnridc. J3ryan, Carr, Chapman, Curry. Davis, Dunning, Evans, Gaddes, Ilannaman. Hargrove, Henkle Hoagland, Howell, Johnson of M ; Kelso, Kiloorc! Latshaw, Lockhart, Lowe, McDougle, Mclntire! Moore, Nave, Puckelte, Schooling, Shank, Smith of R; Stafford, Storm, Strain, Torbet, Yandevcer. talker, Willet, Wilson of P; Wilson of V; Woodruff Wright, and Gregory, Speaker 42 Nays Messrs. Armstrong, Bennett, Bower, -JR r Bre,t' Carter of C- Conwell, Cook, Vumf ' lertson, Curtis. Green, Hardesty, HarT'ti !kMao'..JohRson of FI Leslie, Liston. MarSi? i McCalley, Mendenlnll, Newman, Parks. Phelpj. Py, Rkhill, Shaw, Smith of F; StanraThomron, Vtwterf WnUace, and Wihjon of

The "Editor of the Rising Sun Times, with his accustomed frankness, when speaking of this place, notices the introduction of a resolution by Mr. Lane, asking an appropriation of refuse public lands, to aid in the construction of a canal down the valley of White Wr.ter to T inwrpunrehnrrrh: and adds, bv way

0f trinmnh. tint it whs "rpiVrprf." How and in xxiat mannCr was it rejected, Mr. Glenn! If the subject was of sufficient importance to notice at ali, why not rtate the case fairly, that your readers j micrht understand it"? Now. what are the facts.1 On the introduction of the resolution alluded to, Mr. M'Carty remarked that the same sahject, he believed, had been previously referred, and of coarse was out of order Mr. Lane, under this view of the matter, mads no elfort in its favor, and l ie resolution frlL or. as Mr. Glenn will hive it. was rejected. Subsequently Mr. M'Carty, finding that h was in i ! re-consideration of the resolution. Mr. L.ane pre" fcrrcd to offer it anew, and on t.i notion to reconsider was lost , . tl.Ia s:unrorpsi inn t he his is, we believe. nnon (I., will take the trouble to read them, obscured as n;s V;3;on is to all things north of a line drawn east an(j west through the centre of the county, he will discover that he has been "harking up the wrong saplinf." 4 'We arc sorry," says. r.Ir. Glenn, "that Mr.Lnne ncy in this business." Why so, Mr. G.l j,a(j any agency in j)ocs theresolut tion ask Congress to levy a tax on the citizens of Rising Sun, of Dearborn county, or the State of Indiana, to construct the work named! No. Would it in its operation, if carried into effect, prejudice the interests of a single individual in the State, while it would enable tiie citizens of the White Water valley, one of the most beautii ful, rich and highly cultivated sections of the State, to construct a water facility to marKetJ We again j ttVitnr rC ftio TimPi! uuo v. i , nu. iiivu, uj id u. "sorrvenat jir. iane naa any asrenev 111 it: - ly and solely because this work, this canal, must t terminate at T,mereTcebitrrh. Here is the pith and j w l.o ,nf "Oir representative, Mr. Line," says Mr. C. I OUUUJU IlUb UVl ill II O IUUllll. WflU lb Oiltiuil to our feelincrs nnl wishns that Law renccbunrh of interiral ' nal must not be made, least Lawrcnceburgh may be K.! ' : 1 - n o nn nnn civ ivo nrn 'e..1-ai ' not i!fl llf. Ur. JjanO

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,mprovemont, however much tle work. .re want-1 ,"at ire ui VV"liWd I !"8 ,Wb,-,!mI 8 S" t-e.tcr r.t iVr.v,,l Ch Xo. -I. ,!n-B V'M .f IVlmarr. cJer. reed by the community at lar-e-and tins is rrim. ; f Jne,l- tK; " '.. J f ,o nZ,le nf Man- the prlnrijn! ?,!.:, Irive hcen at !!.an.! ,-.m an!i- i reived until the w: I. ve t rTW I ltof Jwrl1'! heoavc citing l?g!. 8re afkh.S SU ,, I til. f 0-0,KK.W,-TJ of l.W--their indust y panlized because, forsooth, it doe, I'ort f-1; ''v,ng the county Sea , we have becn ll.o supply ahnn. ,,,. ; a,,,! .,,,,,, I.hk e, . Arn- ' ('l. UKn '.V ( (()K " not suit the views of certain men to have a canal up : completely ,;.,,.. e .upported the present .ele. , vt.. ,!, week 1HJ bl,U8SO.0O0 lb. in l.ol'. nuL,M ' wtfo. ;V the White Water vaUey, though it wouhl not cost i lvU'7s of reinovaTCh.w "HTVu'a ! "-" exptrienerd a f.ir d,;,,,:,,,! lliro,,,!, : nrw ; , c Ar,CJ,. , .' . done, least a hlllc evil may row out of it. 1 he ca-i , . ' L.MtD reuvuns as list noiced : stuck hearv. nnd r,.,;L, --..i- i ,m,i c '..

""V""1 " ..lt , : reads something like this, that "it shall bo located I prehend he will be driven irom advocating vuat. ne v . . " . u believes to be the interests and wishes of ?.,8 constit- ' or aJ AK thc centra fs a ProPcrf sfe may be , uents at large, by any thing the Times can say; but J mV ? wither-sorry-aye,atruly sorry thafhe Ins one con.tiiue, t ,o c 3?' ? Pert-'tlb!3. at thc h,rSt, ?hn,f : swaved by prejudice, or so contracted in his views, , i1 X0,Vt' "T. hrUre ?.ecn. orporated m the, nnnnJ .vhnlon mpafiI1rP. merely because bil, hr? it not been for trie influence ot certain m- ;

p can not receive all its 'benefits a constituent vvWf nnVrV not enriches him. but (carried out) ,,.,.,..: ;rt.t.t V ThtthF.,itnrnft; e Times may have the fuU honor of a re-puhlication of hii comments, on the re n..-i i u n.-.w. ' . jJf , , "Rejected! good. And 30 it seems Mil t. White Water canal folks were not content with asking aid from the fetate, but they must needs np - ply to Congress for a grant of lund! We aw sor-j ry that Mr. Line had nny agency in this busme-?. Tlie Lawrcnccburrrliers want public works in?de ; to their door?, and thv want the vcrv people ...ik i . s r r . ir: which these works wiii injure, to make thcin V llll II I Ml' -W 111 t VV lllilltVIIF. lll1lillk.Y-ll'. 111. f . r. 1 i .m ,?i r ress, toey ought they should receive as pointed a reb Legislature a3 they have from Congr to hate themselves. ' The Euitcr of the IJrookville American gives our neighbor of the Rising Sun Times a lrignt smart blizzard," by way of brightening up his intellect. He almost insinuates that the Editor of the Times don't know as much about matters and things as he ! ot ins nanar. ana as we ht.o to near our iriPTiiis - r- i ... . , ... . . V. 'J11-?"5?? wo-llju.t ttie ni.cn .Ca, .,hv ocic uic the remarks: . iiioucsitr. i ne canor oi me iviiiug Dun i irncr, It. .!..- 1. 1 . ! ,C liio r im. ri..r L'i.ul ntnn the di'Tiilv of his editorship is out aiainst the r - posed for for or until , uui ii sccma iu oc mu- uiwsinuii oi Miiuu T ,. '.t T .! i . editors to oppose siny unproveuiont, bt iore tnov know any thing ol its nature, Us .bentliis, or lis icl.tims. 1 Ins socrns to le Rising Sun man we make an extract I . m taiiis aoout a "compauy things. Hoar Iron "iius canal, we oei.eve, is noi yet commencen; nothing more than a survey has been done. 1 Ins 13 prooi encugn lor us tnai tne woik is oi no importance. The company lias been in existence long enough to have unule some miles of this canal hut, like the teamster who culled upon Hercules for aid before he placed his own shoulder to tho wheel, they are waiting for aid from the State and sve trust that tiv mav receive about . is severe a reprimand from the Legislature of Indiana, as the teamster received from Hurcules. This would be doing them nothing more than justice. Will the editor inform us what "company has reference to? he From the Southern Patriot. Risrlit of Instruction. Doctrines are broached now on this subject, which, a few years since, would is coeval with the establishment of the Federal Government. The distinction has always obtained, in Resolutions passed by State Legislatures, between requesting Representatives and directing Senators, in their votes in Congress. This is consonant to the theory of our jrovernment, as it has been confonnable to its practice. The State Legislatures are supposed to represent the sovereignty of the States, in the choice of Senators. They possess the power of displacing Senators by electing others in their room, who do not conform to the w ishes or behests of that sovereignty. It is of course a delegated sovereignty which the State Legislatures exercise, and their power in this respect is presumed to be but a reflection of the popular sovereignty. But although they exercise it by delegation, it is a perfect right, as far as it goes. The Constitution of the United States recognises sovereignty in the State Legislatures, in relation to the choice of Senators to Congress, and iu no other body of men. It. is a matter of compact between the States that their Legislatures, and no other assemblage of individual?, shall choose Senator to Con-

oiiouiu. illume iiii jruu, ..iu aiiiuiitiui, iu uc.il in i genption. to t'iousanus ot t.iO people oi mciana.toj j no e.p ri uio-.s ( sj)r2.e, i r i.ie f ame pt-r.ov., t i-,airr uw n no, iimiuoih t-omny, inoiani, consuch illiberal remarks against a brother Editor; we j SoP that the Key Stone State, old Pennsylvania, has ; amount to $J,l!ol.. To wit: Gold bullion, 1-,-1 taining nOrrr-, sixty. f,v of wh'ich nre improved have almobt a notion not to publish them. Lut per- j taken up, and is going ahead, for this veteran and j fsl coin, tVJJIMO; Silver bulli n, j?-5il coin, ; nd under good fence i twotory frame ' oiw, out haps the American has not tent our neighbor a copy I .tntpmnn for ti... PrMf.nrv nftbo United staiM. ' ti:i7.0I.i. Excels of imnorts lM71.()il. i houses, Vo.on the vrv nises; a od h i . : wtll

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White Water Canal. All we have to sav j ' 'l;Cr " ".V hr'c; e been appointed .Not .ry Public, will ' B; ,.l't,c55CtSirirIl SitlHl.lKcT.

the gentleman, is, that his nrgumcnts either V" u,, na;,.,,. ' Vs a ntter.d, at his Otiice in Lavrenvb.,rg:i, to pro- , , . ... " ., ' O ' T " 1 1 a n pin inn i'fil t-n.MtM, In ).-, iioah n r.rtli.o . ... .. 11 . . 1 . 1 t .Ji'Ki 'ill . ill 1 !t r.'j; tit I lit' . .il..

agninst the Canal will have little influence, "7 .1 'V lV r 7 . ' stmg, tai.ingt.ieacuuowjeogme-it.so jvew, .un . '

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Tosh..-w his superior sagacity, those oi. any Ktate in the Lnionno retaining no i T !,.,' m Ivmmv m1ti ) j every .Alom.ay, v ic.nosuay and I r.dn?

from his remarks, iu winch w isv" ' pro.-ubU-l torbnt: no his uniform rule was n,.;', ; "', . n: : iV- C ; " at I same uay. ' . Itnsnn.fin i.o!i Nu- nOlm ini'mrilv nf ) Inm.. ! i I lUtei S 7l. H at ,.!:. 1 1 " M. ; 1 iiiiiavill.il

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greEs. If the people of the Slates vsre to exercise the power.thenselves, or delegate it to an electoral body, as they do the election of President, it would unquestionabby be a gross violation of that compact. The people of tho States have parted with the power nf exercising the electoral privilege in relation to Senators, and iuey cannot resume it without a new political agreement. They may indirectly control the choiceof Senators, by displacing those who

have improperly, t? they may conceive, used or mis applied the power; but the power .'self must remain J with the Legislatures of States while the present i form of the Federal Constitution continues. No unprejudiced mind can deny the truth of these position?-. i'ul it may be sa'.t! that the right of choosing Sen ators does not imply the right of instructing ihetn. If uniform usage did not ticide this question in the RiSniu.i.-e. a atis.actory ansver ought, we con-, ce.ve be Jo.nd m t! e fact, .hat tne greater must mc.uue t...? tess rigut. 1 privilege of .p!a;w a Senator is certainly subordinate to that of inttruc ? them. A Senator maybe turned out of kis si at, v. th c?aise or without cause, at the expiration of h's ter ;n,and vet it is contended that I12 cannot J be ilireced pd in lus legislative conc'uet. Jt lie has ruu counter to popular sentiment by hi acts, he is displaced by ths Legislature w hich he nust be supposed to imagine public opinion, and if he is instructed, it is in exuet conformity with the same presumption, j that the Legislature for the time ocing reflects, in i

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iir.s pan.cuiur, tae wisnes 01 toe peopio ny wnom secure w iistn, m-nfyrou-uiuu mm gooii ;s:u-s 01 j - ; - nthey are elected. They are chosen to exercise this the demoency cf the State. Acu Lkbox Patriot. ; p' f;irT Waldorf, of Logan towtwhip, Doyrin common with other acts of sovereignty, for the ! l'orn r'.unty, Indiini, m the Mh of lVvomber. general henpf.t. 'ow. until tho nonnlo I1.1V0 shnwn rvrt, T 7V. V M ;.,..'.,,.,, 1! i middhi sized 60 mixed with white and

by their votes that they are displeased with the man-! 7?, . .... v- , . , ., . ; re red ear. muked with an tinder bit nerin which this act of sovereignty is exercised,!. ;. J e .M.-n.., , o t. o ni 0: m ,iUjo1!i o,rs-M.ppoted to he mx yr old. Apthe Senator ,s bound to conform to the instructions :!fmuv w,,!,,:n, 'u?( ff 1 rl h'-A wut. tinrk. j rau-ed t the v.ilm .ifteu dollars, by T. M. Ur ickenofthat body, through whom and by whom the people! 1 f'? weatlier through in? greatu pirt d !h wltk 1 ro';,v, Nieliolas .L.hnon and M.oklvl Jackson, beare supposed to speak. That thero is no distinction ': i,:is been wet and riis grpra!! and to some extent fore n e, this JM of J)ecemUer. 1:M.

! between the act of electing- Senators and the act of instructing them, seems ouvioua from the consider-! .... U... L . I : 1 i : ! auun iliac uoiu acts nuvt- rectriva popu.ar ucquz-: psepneo pvnr smce t ip pstah is ampnt. nt 1 u linvprn. . ment. I . - 1

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" , " ... CsxTT.mrx EniTORB: The news of the passage . , 1 mi 1 - . x . v' U1 1 ln riw-ai,,,K ry T t hill .-V ! ,x v-h r . t J nMi v-v r . I T J I I O county has jti!t. been received. As the provisions ; - " "V ' ! . : 7"?'r , V. I cannot be ' ' . . . . f i W.IStaueil 111 tillS. That part of the bill, where it' er'1 individual?. . , j ' 1 ?.m laedly in favor of removing toe county ; seat ttoro Lawrenceburiih, provided it I i. i:Ot'S lO i.'lv! ! ClA 1 uL f the county, but under any other c;rcunistances I am not. Messr?. Editors, vou will rdnapo flvr t!i"s nMo n rlnce in your p-iperi and if, Ly further disclosures,! my prerent opinion t iiall be confirmed, rest assured,! Lsirs, i ehall not tail to raise the curtain, and place , th;s subject, and certain zealots who have resorted to thc most despicable means to carry their points, in tneir proper ligut, betore the people ot liearborn j county. 1 liave ever kept aloof from political squabit is neither my interest nor desire to engage J intiiern but w!km fuch dark and designing treaks! 1 " ' ? arc intended to be practiced noon the credulity of myself and my neighbors, I must and will -speaK jlutjce to n)yself, my friend?, and my country im- ' pels me, regardless of consequences. ma.m:h!:sti:r.

f. n j Irom the T,t October, 1:?, to December, ISM, A r SZKK TWIt XSjM;. lort.ie 1 nhatuum. amount to $,-Ur0o. To wit: Gold bullion, . ffh1iV GEN". WILLIAM HENRY HAKPvISOX. j c-:av),i0S coin, $-!,tU5,-P; Silver bullion, v501,-! jjJJJpTIlII unders;gned oni-Ji for rale, on renMnsKiif?. rvM'nf. It is srrati'Vn, beyhnd do- i t coin, ?n,fJ,.M.Vi. ! J3hg-fci H o.mlde tortus, hi farm, iitu itrd in Mun-

: ....... , .-....m: i 1 l" " owo MM, ii? o 'null iv-k'ioji;t .in, i i i H uiui.il - pleased to see mat his supporters dwell with more i tieitgiit on ins civil quHlitieations, than his military; although the whole country .from Tippecanoe, iu 'inuiana, to tne rivr 1 names, in u pper i;anaua, uas ; i 1 1 in 'ssioil rt r i n jittnit lic Kfr"' ci i Urwinril I MJarrIson ninenccd his career in life as a soldier, . j aiiiiourrii ne had a most incongruous mass to govern. .; composed ot people from evcrv State in t)ic Union, i . as well as lotn Lnrope, thc lawa passed under Ins! ; his country oa m lhf? immortU Washington, and ! ! as 3Iadison and Alonroe understood it lie goes for i ii,s country, his whole country, and nothing but his country. The w riter of this, most earnestly calks on the Key Stone Stale, his own native State; on New York, and Ohio, and all other States in the Union, to go ahead, with might and with main and with one voice to dechre, aj Indiana will do "we won t g.e u? t.ns snip. D. atlhinx the Prnohi I. The Grand Jury of Yef - t - Chester, utter a laborious examination of the case oft this desiTniiM individual, have brought a true b"dl i of indictment against him for tho murder of Elijah Pearson in August last. The indictmcut contains five counts. Matthias was yesterday brought into sed hy the prisoner's counsel. It is said the prisoner listened to the reading of the indictment with an expression of intense curiosity; his stern features sometimes relaxing into a contemptuous smile when - ever the phrase occurred of his being instigated bv tlie devil, and also during the reading of the second count, wherein he is cliarged with having administered a metallic substance unknown to the jury. He was, however, evidently better pleased with the language of the counsel in his defence, than with the recital of the heavy charges against him by his accuser. .V. Y, Star. Earhetors Ahoy! The Washington correspond entofthe llaltimore Patriot, savs: "Before Wash - ington society can be what it was, they must insist that the President shall have a wife that Yan Buren shall marry that Secretary Dickerson shall renounce Ins- bachelorship, old as he is for when misfortunes shall happen to families, as in the case of Secretary Woodbury and Cass, then indeed it is melancholy to be turned otF upon the courtesies of those old widowers and old bachelors, who hare no better half."

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Court at White Plains, and tho indictment, read rBi- , lhorn i-ome springs ot water on it. lor lurthcr inlonnangainst him. Through his counsel he put iu a plea having appointed the undersigned us commls-5 tiou on tho PuU.ct inijuiio of Alexander Hamilton of not guilty. The District Attorney.-, in conse-!' Statici.ak widow ,fj Dill. Lavvn ncehurh, i.r address, past ;vimMo tho quence of the absence of material witnesses, moved j JO4 J 4 ;l a.od hor dower i., ; wiUcrilcr. F.DWARD W. DAVIS, a postponement of the trial until the next term of' Tv 3 -o "I . N U'i Xt Ji unJ t,! K'Uth ,ia!ri Drn, Ohio, n.n,, T..,;nft, .i.;i. ... Anna, uu lot Ao. 0, in the town o New Luwrencebundi. of! Q?,l Dor.. m.TL ."iiui

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olecltd a Senior from Maine, u tiil tho ricanJ cy occasioned ly the resignation of the Hon. PrLFG SpRAcur, and for' six years from the dthof j March next. 1 Join RuggK'S (AeVninistr ttlon) (Jcorge Lvans (opposition) 105? t;i An old Connecticut parson, vh peculiar-tics of preaching were proverbial, was on? d y torn by a parishioner, thnt he did'nt like Lis sermons. Weil, slid thnld tivin. ! ilon't ivnnder :it it I 'nt 5iV

em myself.' It is also related him, that ben.,- vs Mdroii under twelve years i f ugf, oi Miinone dav pur?-vd Iv sou-.? iiut.u,-.ent young rogues', j ('3 aM ' -lay ew-uav and to a cli of gentlemen vh rried attor hiii. P:ir.r n M.. larso ilid i U'ilo on Tncsd-iv huA S.turd:iv evenif'; T1m

vmii bmr t'u .lovil tnrn t nv.im! fa. hs ,,orJ tt!ld s.ireaj j,,, j ,nt!s OVt.r : lh. - . co,;aio . 1W iV.her,es3 cllildrenr j Cincinnati. T.s I. in ; Ins v.ard in theg?od wok r.' - Franl-t: i Hank of voluntarily slopped for v. ard iorm. i ne oj.ccrs nave, as appears irom mir htps datesfrom Columbus, mer.,riali2.d the b-gislature. praying r the passage of a law to prohibit the nr - dilution of notes under the denomination of fne dol - lars. 1 .us ster $ worthy of all This step on the part 'the TranMin lin'! commendation, and, n doubt, will has retarded hiis;t 55 out !oij. Frr. VK Tiie imniiiy for sugar, though I ox- . . i . " ... i irnsive man II was, is s'lll t 14 1 1 ' I nr. r1.!!''? on e. .... r in the city C a 0c nr-r l! ., ' . . n;o:t am n 1. ex per Lniion. n.ul t r sm . I. I. s ncar ,jlo C?nts, j5 obtahu t!. O.i t'i; Lvee . . tluil at cn?3. t!e market depress: d. Arrived this wei-k KPStisiSIS?3' 7 . . . t . : We nre rccuested to sav tint a meeting w ill !o heM 4 the court hou ; ixnXT, at L? o'clock M, w itii a Virvto an m-w. ,on rf opinioi in favor of the chuii? of (U'N. j WJLLIAM 11. KAUUISuN, to tho next Pr-.. j A'lTKDAV deney. A general and punctual otfdui.oe of h who feel friuidly to the object pr.p;ed, i respectfully rcuuestcd. lh. , th, 1S j . . . . . i C7" N 0 ar3 r? P'ted to say, that toe .ov. . ,nvel , H. Pasett, of the Piotestant Method!; t Cloireh, will preach in the couit house in thij place, on Sun thu vlu inst. Tho importation of specie, into the United Stater, ? i from the t October, t( 1st December, ISM, ! m TiBvt-Tmmtr. wwrrrmiwvfw j MA Kill ED On Sunday tlie Lt in.t. bv i W . nlllt.r F.-o.- Mr. Hi nuur P vn n-soN to ! SAi-.-uriJuttMSAStl-botU of Hardinsburgh. 5AiAI ili x& aP Oillt . ...;o ..,. .t.., ;.. ti i',;n r ki-, ' The Third Regiment, on Thursday, Oct. Ci. Fourteenth, on Saturday, Oct, C-l. Fifteenth, on Monday, Oct. Vl. Forty-fourth, on Saturday, Oct. TO. Fifty-fifth, on Tuesday, (Vt. 7. Sixtioth, on Weduesd!y, Oct. At such place, within eacli Regiment, as tho rri-nec. live eoninianonnis may I'es-.gnate, frThe several comm-mdints will be nirtinobtr In making their annual returns at tl.etinm ifn'ril K- ! yv' ' l,y onier o. irg; len. .. Anrx: ALl'X. I'. (JLISKX, Pn'gadc I''f c:or. NOTICE. which lots her husband died possessed of nn equitable title thereto. Xotice is therefore hereby mn to George H, Dunn, Jacob Have, and all others con. : ,1 V1, Cc ' V ' I' -.... o . i ...... ...:n i. i i . i. iunnui.rtuuJttiiiiuJi liiu frniui il l enruirv next. .lOHX WF.AYKll, DAVID XI'VITT, J AMI'S DILL. 1 :)v Jan, 1C, IS."). 77 OjFlsTC-'Zi, Till' school section sixteen, township Xo. 10 north, in range Xo. Ki east, in the Jefferson - Vllle dtfitrirt. w ill bo nfKnil fVf cnln , . f ! house door in the town of Versi'd'on lJii!nr ise door in the town of Versailles, RiPley countv. j the 2dth dav nf .March next, in .eparute lots,! eeable to a division of the anio. made by the 1 1 on ! gr Trustees of sa'd township, whero due attendmco wilt bo given by tho undersigned, school commissioner for the county aforesaid. JF.SSH L. HOLMAX, S.C.R.C. Jan, 17th, 16;"). l-1w BLANKS OF D I FFK R KNT KIXDS FOPw SALK AT THIS OVriCK.

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iuS'W &QjJ& rroHn Fuberibers lr.vc received from PDILJlJl J) ;.., a general ussrtir.er.t i t kl V CI OOZtS, MliZl) 11 '.IKEf ROOTS, SHOFS, 4Vc.Vc. which thov will pell low. X. & (J. SPARKS. OUober-Jlth.lsU. "vt'" ' '" Ins opened an I.tnvcrivj. Vv ArAU;:vY or Mimc. and will attend ton ' f-'tcHvv or 7 V.trr.i ji pw-tem will b; imrsurd in -teh chu,: the poculiunties of which con.t i it, .riotly el,uert,ry and tematie. On thing is tike,, up at a ti ue. nndtWu-hlv n.in'd. upiU who are attentive dir!ng om, cr tiw cn i t .e aoove ptem, can go on improving, alW their loo!,er Ikw leil thou,. Th-v w.l! hive a thorough ; ,ir;J,tle..l ku.m-Ig.? .f .:no, nnd with H.lhV.cut 1 ..1 r.ril.t;ri, ...ill ita, , i .f ,1:JS;C al Uu ,fc a uW . tU: . j;si, J1V.u i"o. ; ,ilerr i ic-i-, - : 1 k ft .... j JUI1A IjOUL:. , r. 1'ecemoer .J, Ii. m-lviagcrs Ojjlce. Jl'nrling, In . 'Jt lr.?0. Dhtaxt Ai)vrN irm:us will fuid below a 8vnop. si8 of two brilliant and attractive chemv to draw in ! I' ehruary, W hde tickets only o share? ii ! All orders from a distance prouo. tlv in pro;ort!on. tuid Ci tthdont- ' 1 attended to, if addressed to I CLAKKi: iV COOK, Wheeling, Vsi.. mid a few weeks k'uco, a cipita! of Vi,tH 0, in a whole ticket, to .Mr. James KillionuotT.aton, ; Oii:o, and who haw k1,!, w :t!iif a few ninth.-, capjtnls amounting to I1.",mio, and in a few years, on I million. ' As the e!ehr;ty of our ofT.ce for rellirg cap'tal t prizes? is well ivtabliihed in tho wtera btaton, wo lieem any comtiiont urnectxiry. j .V. Ii. When $10 is tent, j ostago r.ccd not bo t tt i it Wheeling, Va. Jan. SI Is. .Slinn'kN 'atoiit Lever JLocks, (uiiKTiro or Hi id; Lock. Fire. Proof do. Store door do. Front do. hSliding do do. I'prigtit mertlco Lock Six iiu h , 7. u, t'c t im h : iin do, Vc.-tibiilo Ln?oh'.-, .lortico do. INh'VS liV.A I eight do.' " Folding d'. do. , V, ,M. liro niHiiutct'ired in ( inetnriati, by ; Shaw k, ami warranted to bo superior to my V . ly Tred to the pullic, uio kept fiUntly on Abel lamMbreabby W. 11, SM'DFIL LfiwreiioeLurg.i, .'an. wl, !-'.. .Ml ' witi'rcd with komthI tu'ver-f lilnii; sprinK; a good i o.vi.ard, and p'orty ot gooi timhor tor ivuv nnd jothorvv:n mi; 'plying tho wants of the rf ih t'nin. i Tor torii' an I further particular!, iron ire c f Ar.Lriah ; Oldham, or upon the uiu!er:gn4,d, i JOHN TAYI.on. urdny e?!iing, at ( P. .M. Depart evmy Monduy, Vredjiisd?v and Friday tnorninij-, at ti A. M. fiUXOTOS, T. it Departs noxt mornSrsvN Ixn. .rr'ers every Saturday nt PJM. Departs at J. i Too mails that depart early in tho morning, nre closod nt half past o'clock in tho evening. Thoso w ishing to forward letters or paper bv them, would do well to have them in by S o'clock, P. M. 1 TT nt-t authorized to roll the youth-cut and north-east rum-tors of section J I .township ."i, ranee 4 wot. I i"0, eontaining, ach, HIT acres f land, hituiitoil in ' parta township, near tne geograpuicm ren re v tho '' co inty of Dearborn, tV about or IH miles f rom Law renceburgh: Tho other two pmtcn of iho i-mnfi 'section are Fettled and veil improved. Thin laud 1 is rich, heavily timbered, i? gently rolling; with -wt-v .i. . .i i i . K km, nmim' imiii-rugm u lip miicn i ' Mt i-'.o-i., in noiinuiM rai ion mi i iiu ' m ti i fi j THOMAS IIAGGS, hto of Dearborn county, Stato J of Indiana, d.ve-iM'd, All pernio, indebted to nid : estate, nre requv!ted to make inimedi.ito payment, ! nd those h iving chinn agiiit the Fmmviru notifl. i ed to present them duly authenticated for rettleI ment. The efctut is uppoMd hi Ih hrgelv iiihoj. ' DAXII.L S. .MAJOR, .lin'r. ! Jn. 10, 1 UMw " JVp'nr- if i vV-r n n , m r v' , OI JfL A' ? A.tUAf.', imf tnmt J " for lan';h ;yrjw)or (Ti l v.t Uis otrcr. lan!c Deeds, Mortgages, Execution?, Summonses. Bill of Lruling;. rntl mot other kintl, for salo at this oilier.

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