Indiana State Gazette, Volume 1, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1830 — Page 3
"jjiVTS OF UTDiAlf A.
' A, act rcrulitin; Medical Societies ...tRfs. owhr'to defect? in the law : abtiri- thi! practice of physic ii. .-. seethe medical societies which r0w cxi.t, have never been legally V- iuizLii, and the provisions of the arc uch as do not induce a pr re portion cfcpaalified physicians
i ..!.. i
tV, or Miiin.it:im i ;;wuu a-
socio
licensing unqualified men to
medicu-.e; to remedy
islkh evils iiv. 1. Ir J' '?' t'' V Csnera' ,!,': r:f:hr st'Jr if Indiana, Thai wallctl -ociety of the daie o( In ' .ard (he sceral di-ttiet medical which are now oraniz d in .'..... -.It c.rh. on camio,a re-
r' of the r.amo ot me society, mm
clfiOi i' 1 a t elected, to he made i 1 ' r . i
ders fine oi me eouiiiv
- n
1
;.de;
n !.t reeor
the 1 i-t election wa holder., au
u- . . .
it. d hv the furniture ot Hit
rr.ieent and secretary, he. thence
rth f ordered in law and equity, a
;:i!v t 'xi?lii:c; and all license lien
rnVrantvd hv either of them to
icii-e medicii.-. thall be considered
lc Tiliv granted, and former elec-
l' officer, a? having hern legally . .... i l
and the division ot the state, u
,-state medical -ocietv into twelve
died district-. ash avu v, bt m b al-
,l,.r.cand all the iow i .v-.d tuivi
;-3 of an act, entitl- d -at. ;n.t t .rporatc medical -(. U tie-." &c. roved February 1 1 ' 2", are here- ' extended to lid i tie., and to
; b others a mivbe formed under
provision- of litis act. ir". The .-bite medical -oeic'.v, , tve pow. r to organize medical ieti- ia tho. dMric's w here none v rxi?l by the appointment of a - : 1-iit, crotarv and thrci ren-ors ) -'nil continue in onVe till the v Tiiard nve.h.g of "-aid district ';. v, and until their succe-or are . -d. Thest.te society -hall de--.-Mii'V suitahle I lace in said
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i! ! d''trict -ucictir?. ?k 3. Th- statu medical s.vietv nl meet annually t In Jiaiiaptdis, fir-t vWdnesday next jtjccc- '! mt'etini; of the l- L'i-lature; ' u ui It other time;; as they max . The several district soci'- . i dlnv f anun dly within their ;. :,vc ditrirt, on the first MonI iv, and at such other timcs,n !, a;'oir.f; the said di'frtct so--ii - m iv comprs"d of all perr.f - ! moral character, residing; ,,f !t -pjctive districts, who have r-I'd irlv licen-ed to practice i in thi- stat, or who have n r putable practitiont;rs in the f.jr I'j-o )( ars next preceding the . -i: of this act. or who have f;radc i at any medical colbe in the States; the state medical soci nnd the -everal di-trict socieif
-!i h rko i(u-f-r to tnal:e atxl en ore
Uv the 3iid iujticc tor tjie trial of slid of-
feace; and the s .id p iriy saall be kept in custody, until the suid recognizuicc shall e entered into or until the time of trial. I'roridtd however, That no person rccog-
lizrd for any of such otlcnces, shall be put
Kn his trial, before a justice of the peace,
m a shorter trine than six days after enter
ing into said reconizance, unless by the
consent of the defendant himself. And provided al;c, Thnt if the party shall elect
o he tried bctou the circuit court, or if
the offence with which he is charged shall
hoof o aruvated a nature, as in theoniuioji of thu said justice to merit a yrea-
er puuisir.nent than can be inflicted unlor the provisions of this act, the rccotmi-
7. mcc in t!io:-e cases where bail can be ta!.cn, sh'dl be conditioned forbid apjvjar-
uice at the next circuit court to be holden in and forth said county, to answer an in
dictment to be preferred against bun for 'he sVid altruv, or assault and battery, as 'he cae may be; and in default ofsurfi recon za!Ke!-ein;,' s;ivi n, the :aid p irty shall i-e eoinruittcd to piison ;is in other like cass. Sre. . That in thoe cases where a trial sh.dl le h.id Iwfore a justice of the jx'ace, the s;;id justice sh dl, at the request f the def-ndint or defendants, direel a c n.s'a'jle to saiainon a jury of twelve ';k! and lawful men, for the trial of the
cause; and if the jury shall find thedefel
bp brought beforca justice of the peace, by x 307 ana so much of any other act I money or of rewarding its frieudd. And
it has been eiiected by a stratagem as dis-
1 A 1 il I
mueox a varrani, unuer uie aumomy ot as come9 within the Butviewof this
tne tilth and sixth sections ot thcactrejm- . 1 ....a i, - k 1 1 1 j ii- 1 b act, be and the same is hereby relating the jurisdiction and duties ot justi- j 1 J cesofthereace, approved January 30, 1821 P6" e xl , . f amlinnrlimPnt sl.Mll lio thrp.,ii.i rnnH.r. $C- 16 " shall be the duty of all
edagainj?sach person, it shall be the duty officers, who are by law conservators of such justice, to order such person into of the Peae, who shall see any
the custody of the constable, (not to exceed oreacn 01 me peace, to arrest tne one day) until the tlaintiti, Ins agentor at- otrendcr or offenders, and bring them .... 1 r .
torncy, hall have an opportunity ot nia- oeiore a justice 01 the peace lor king such aftidavit, unless the said judg- trial, without a warrant. It shall fur-
mcni oc replevied at tne uine 01 rendition, ther be their duty to prevent any c n 'pi.. 1 fi-r ; r.i-n 1 1 1 1 .1 .1 1 .
tu. u. x 11x1 iieieiiiivi 11 siiuii ia- nrcacii oi uic peace, 11 possime, and ful, for any justice of the peace, who may ti)CV s'aaj i,avc tjie rigj,t to command be an attorney and counsellor at law, to ihc' power of the county to aid them annenr n; rnnnsol nr rillni tPV in the rirrnit . . .1 J
m execution oi the law.
Sec. 17. In all casts hereafter,
when anv execution defendant, shall
deliver up to any ofliccr holding such execution, any snecies of property
in discharge of said execution, be-
appear as counsel or attorney in the circuit court, in all cases of appeals from justices of the peace, except in apjeals from his own docket. Sec. 10. That in all cases hereafter, when a delivery bond shall become forleit-
ed, it shall and may be lawful, for the obh
ieein such bond, or the leial owner of tho 1 'rig'n? tojany other person or persons.
judgment, for the satisfaction of which oher lhan the execution defendant or
the property in said delivery bond men- defendants, by which means a delay
tioned was executed, to either sue on said hi the collection of the demand shall bond, or to have execution issued on the be produced, such person shall be lia oinnn.d iudiraient. "at his election- ria hie to rrv the .amount due in c.-iiil -v
VV nro itr.ii k . l.nll 1. 1a. '...l I . . i i
....v.v nun w inim upon dv vir- ecu on. nv an ouas execution or
tue'ot such execution so caused to l.e issu- leajnas xUiftacicndum, as the plaintill
i ii, nuuemery nonu win sever lni i,n i..v rl,uw,i .:ii. t
taken for the delivery of the fame
r.e. 11. That in aile-,.
ises w
.ir upon him or ti;em, according to the
nature and aggravation of the U-nce, wlticli shall not he less th m one nor more
h .;: twenty dollars; raid the said justice
L
centum damages thereon, to the use
ere nnv .i l. ..,i:n. .... l :r
!hnt.millv.!hev shall nrnei,, t,. , rXTSon shall ho ...nlfv .A' .. . 7 ' 1 "v. UUU1' I"''"'1111 1
. ... j ...... - . - -- - - ft j ... u.uniniuu W'I,,IV n.-.rtAn ..tlw..- I Hi . v t -I r.
j I'v-uvi, Hiiuji su i hi assiic i . , . lit i .
III IIS Ol lri.i i-.n--iMiv ,, .1 . i I -"""'"j ' """ ' "'uiv
cause, such justice shall June nou, , -m -7 ,vCnln 'xaition, no regard shall be
tlict a tineumm such oersm, th r ;.. .. P'ud ,f Hich claim, unless the claim-
' I I 1WI 111 t.- I .KB. ....
hall enter judgment i:iMn such erdict,ny sum no! excevdiiij; three do'hr t.i a,lt4 hisaent, or attorney, shall have
that the said party sirdl pay tlie lino ass s- which imv lie added imprisonment mi pv. l"0 'JS alhdavit, w ith the otheer is
sedbv the s ii'l iury to"ell:o: wish the costs eedm three hours. suinr such execution, that his claim
of pro.'ccu'iicn, and that he ; i;d eoniujit- l Kr- 1-. J'liat in all trials before a M ju iir'd legal.
jus.iceoi me jieace. sueli njstiw may with- sec. 18. 1 hat in all cases where
in tour days, nant to either w.irh'.uli,il,,.r anv nartv rnnv :nnlv for :i mi finn
Muunuu oroeiemianT, a new tiiahneeor- ance of a cause, it -hall be lawful
iMoine usages and custenis of courts, for the justice before whom such ap
... u u auaj o incumot the canst , of plication may be m ale, totax the cot
....x.. ..im mm , inv ti'it re niriv
1 I mm
have at least three days notice.
f.c. III. In all trials of debt, assimip-
?nor account, Letorr any justice ol iht
eace, it vhail and may he lawful for the
piamiin, it tjic dtlendant denv tldeht
honorable to its irojectors, as it is repug
nant to the interests ol the nation.
What we have alluded to, is the vote in theU. S. Senate on the 2'Jth ult. instructing the Secretary to subscribe for a large number of public documents proposed to be published by tiales and Seaton. The subject was brought up at a time w hen eleien of the administration Senators were absent, so that the votes stod,21 yeas, 16 nays embodying on one side the whole strength, to a man, of the opposition Senators 1 But this artifice is not the worst of the sh.ry. The Government by this vote is made to pay Gales & Seaton Jive dollars and tTcntij-fa'C cents per volume containing only six hundred pages, which Gen. Green proposed to publish at two dollars and fifty cents per vol! To show also the enormous excess of price voted to be paid to those partizans of the opposition, it may also be remarked that the printer for the Senate is now publishing a work containing SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTV rorit r.vGEs, at two dollars, to all subscribers who take five copies. But, upon the most liberal computation, the resolution
of the Senate, if carried into effect to the
extent proposed, will be a donation to I des &. Seaton of more than tukee hundred thousand dollars '. ! The minority of the Senate in fact, though by accident a majority at the time refused so to modify the resolution as to limit the profit to the publishers to ten thousand dollars more than a f.tlr price! Are not such things an abomination in the sight of the people? Portland D. Adv.
OF SCHOOL Iii&J&DS IN HANCOCK COUNTY, INDIANA. PTTIHERE will be sold at public sale on U the 5th day of April next, at the Court House door at Greenfield, in said county, the SIXTEENTH SECTIOX, lying in township 15, North of Range 7, East. The North West North East and South East quarters are equally divided in
to 40 ac;e lots, and the South West quarter is divided into two lots containing 80 acres each. The last mentioned quarter contains an elegant Grist Mill and Saw. Mill, now in operation. The above lot will be sold subject to their incumbrances w hich will be made known on the day of s;de. M. COSNEY, Com.
BY William Vincent, in Ma lion county, Wahinsrtoi
r v-i uvof this ft aw f
not u.con-i-t' w with t itat , ad e an" vo nd f-T r.vt' a la'ice r
ijf.f of" their rn -nVr-
tnw d--":n expedient and
r d i ' they
4. No perwa l ot regularly li1 to pra ! nvd' i'.4 ia tti taie lieitiLI a brer :r ' titioner iaaa
.s iin tate ia ilc'i b.e re-id '- nor, ; pta' of thiact a resident "itioarr V rn'- l einc of t!ii- state, ,i b.- li'led alter o ae year from ,a;i(r,. (,f thi, .art, to p avf r any i I in for m" dirine and profesd M-rvn - a- a physician or ur- ' ;r,or -b ill ' p-T-on not a memrf a ili-trif an die.d -ociety, or 'ti :! phi ' mi at tb-time of ta'J tl'.(t of iii- aM, itri.yei any
'l f-r n.rd'ual roua-'d.
f ttton of ope vear lioni the pa- - of thi- art; VrcdUK 'J'liat tioth- .' 'i thi- a.t ill ! ' oa-tru' il a :f.-ctlh nl,' ( ff inab - to practise " i'vifrv, or a-... lb rant-, or others
't'roff's.ai, t' prr-( iibe or prar,ti-e ' 'hnrif, from llia intalicine and ,rtfiur pa e. nt therefor.
alter the,,,, t.vl
i 1
.oil until tne sa;u fa.e ana c ::,s i e p:;ni er replevied -ccbrdin,7 to bw ; nt if no jury he requested, the justiec !iall proceed to :ry the cause, and readi r judgment therei n. which sh dl not be less th..:: one, nor riiore t!i ia - twenty dollars, exclusive 'of cests: lroridtl'0'i rt r, Tiiat if ihe f'irty, after having been imprisoned one day for c.crv :l'.y cents of tlie fine so imposed, will tal:e tiie oath retained by the a t con -eiuiai; in-seiu-nt debtors, and will in all nvjeets eomply with the rcpiisiti ns of the act a-
f;rsaid, he miy be discharged from imprisonment as other insolvent debtors are; and ia all esses where the party shall he discharged in the manner afoiesiid, thej costs ot 'keeping such offendt r,sh dl he paid by tiie county as othtr county exens(s. and the said county shall lie. c onsidered a creditor of the said insolvent, to the amount of the costs accruing, and so fir as the same extend shall" Imj ajwiukged creditor, and be entitled to iccover and receive the full amount thereof before any oilier debt shall be paid; and if any jx-rson shall oh ain his ch:ae uTider this p;ovi.o, I'V u ilful fa!icwearin,7, he sh .11 Ix? ileeined guil
ty Of jierjury, and suiter arcordingly. Se'. 4. That upon complaint in. de non oath or affirmation, before any justice of he peace of the projier county, against any jt rson, for an ssv.ilt and battery, aifrty oi other breach of the pe a c, it shall be the duty of the said justice, f)iihwith to issue his warrant against tlie jeron or perrons so complained of, and if uon being
brought iftoic thr said justice, it shall aear iijrn examination, that the raid fi.trv oaht to be put upon h;3 trial, the same proceedings shall be thereupon h.d, ".s are
.herein' efore brecied in like cases. Sec. ry. That no trial sh dl !e had before a j'.sicc of the peace, under this act, 'ioa the infbrnntian or coi:rl'iint of the o lending pi'ty himself, or ujxu the infor:a I'iori or co riplalnt of any third p;rson, nreejs tha iaju.d party shall be ptesent at the trial, aid examined as a witness, or was delv sam:non:,l as a witness, or was at the
time a non-resident of the county. Sec. V. That any person who may be con icted before a jas ice of the jeice.
shall have the privilege of apj aling fiorn the judgment of the justice, to the next circuit court, upon entering into a recognizance, in such sun: as shall be directed by the Slid justice, with good and sufficient secuuty. conditioned for his .lpjiearance in the 'j;:id circuit court, to answer the said complaint, and for the costs which shall have accrued before the said justice, and which may n erueon said apiieal: and if
sh.dl ho the duty of s iid justice, when any
oi such continuance to the party an
plying, at the diiCietioa cf tuch jus
tice.
Skc. 1 9. That justice? of liic peace.
shall hereafter be authorized to try
demand or account, to reunite the -,hl actions of replevin, when the ralut
fendant to answer on oath or affirmation to tne Proi, rly to bc replevied, docs
such charge; and if thereupon the def.-n- !l0t CX( e( " verity dollars.
dant deny tlie same, the pluinti.ff shall not Skc. 20. 'J'liat all executions issued
have judgment, unless he establish his hv any iustice of the peace, shall Im
climi by legal evidence; and wherever the endorsed by the officer to whom it i
au oeien. ;mt sn.ui alledge matter in pay- delivered, noting on the back thereof, ment oi the plaintnrs demand, or shall the day on which it comes into his plead, or set up any o her plea or delence hand for collection, which shall from
ii i'ui i im inn-, jji; i i v in iikc manner l .i i i .i i ,,;, . T - L '" "'"Y that tune be a hen on Uk: personal If'fi rf t ir cinl ii imii T I-. o.. l i I I
h- , M ,1 , n ,u-a".; property of defendant or defendants, legation or pIe.i,on oath or athrmation ; and ' J oi -n m r . l mon the refusal f ..hh.-r n-.nv ... Scc- 2U r,i:it llu forty-ccowd sec-
, - - - . . ..v . . ... i . , IU (lll.-llll. . i .-.I 1, . , :s aforesaid, the justice shall enter upjud- 1,0,1 of tje act, entitled "An act regment as if tlie matter so charged or pica- "haling tne jurisdiction and duties ot deil uvrv confessed: ami the nlairitJiVand justices of the peace," approved
defendant when so required to he sworn at January 30, 1824, pc and the same
me request ot his adversary, shall be at li- is hereby repealed.
betty to testify to the whole matter of con- Sf.c. 22. The twentieth section of
froversy as a dismfeiested witness might the act regulating-the jurisdiction and
- 1,1 a CaiJrs J'M,",rR oi 1)16 duties of justice of the peace, apcredn.ihtyas in other caKs; and in allca- proved Januan 30, 1824, be and
I"" i1 the same is h,reby repealed.
i-..iv.nMuii- p.-,u.i-, siiai nea resilient of
the county in which such justice resides.
anu (atner party may wish to make a wit
ness oi his adversary, it shall he the duty of the justice before whom such case mav
be set fortrial.on the application of either parly, to issue a subM-,e!ia for, and compel 'he attendance of such plaintiff or tlefeudant, in the same manner, and under like nalties and res'ricrioas as oihrr wilias
sea are compelled to attend; and in case the
From the V. S. Tdegvaph. The following notice is from a highly re
spectable correspondentwhose name, if
known, would give additional weight to his remark. THE TREASURY. The present Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Ingham, deserves praise which I hav e not seen accorded to that faithful officer. In some of the commercial districts of this Union, vessels employed in the Mackerel
Fishery, have been permitted to draw a bounty from the Treasury, the same as allowed to vessels employed in the Cod Fishery. This practice has been for some time continued, contrary to the provisions of law, and to express regulations of the
Ticasury Department. It has probably
toe
township, Indiana, a BLACK
MARE, witW-white hairs mixed throughout, with a star in her forehead and a snip on her noc,
supposed to be 1G or 17 years of ace, 14 hands hi:rh ; no other marks or brands perceivable
appraised to 5U cents, by 1 nomas Todd and Nathan Johnson. I certify this to be a true copy from my cztray book, this 21th of Februarv, 1 830. ABRAHAM BO WEN, J. P. ADIYIi2?XSTIlA70XlS' NOTICE. ETTERS of administration were granted to the undersigned, on the first inst., by the Probate Court of the county of Hendrick?, Indiana, on the estate of John Hawkins hUe of said county, deceased. Those indebted to said estce are reque t. d to make immediate payment ; and all persons having claims are icquired to present them properly authenticated for settlement within one year. The estate is solvent T1CTT1 irSklTD
JOHN II AW KIN
March 4, 1830
8:
rCHN SSTAT3. TT ETTERS of administration were granted ILi to the undersigned, on the estate of John Holmes, deceased, on the first instant, by the Probate Court of clarion county. All peons having claims as;ain?t said estate are notified ed to present them legally authenticated, and. th ose indebted are requested to make immediate settlement. The estate is solvent. WILLIAM HOLMES, Sen. Adm'r. March 3,1830. 65 BFNJAIfcttl SHOW'S ESTATE ETTERS of administration were pranted 4mA. to the undersigned, by the Probate
drawn, annually, from the Treasury, for a Cour of Marion county, on the fim instant,
number of years, an amount not less than "V , ru r , . : ,i j ii late said county. AU persons havan? from to fifty thousand dollars. daim3 asjainst saill -estate arc'hcreby notiaed The prompt and efficient measures adop- to present them legally authenticated, accorted bv tlie present Secretary of the Trca- lhn to law, and those indebted are expected suryjiaveputa stop to this unlawful al- to make immediate settlement.
lowance of bounty. . . 1Con 'xtl Adm'r f i i 3 w , i March 3, lSaO. o Ji such bounty is to be allowed, let it A lie provided for by law. Obtained a? it A - -OTJT lias been, it wa? a lount v on fraud highly V lU tdk,e ?lAZ atithe !at s re9idpnce of the
injunou, to iteintcjtst of tl,o? -ho, ,ike k Tto forSn T atl
HOUSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, FARMING UTENSILS, and Household and Kitchen Furniture. . A credit of twelve months will .v
. . irA wnii cr 11 nt'--..n.il . '
the trust of his full confidence, lie charred r'1' J uu a"sums over three dol-
' . . ,v . iars; uuui r mat sum casl
good citizen?, complied with the law.
Tlie following arc the remarks of the Mexican Minister, on licing presented to the President of tho United States: "Sir: When the President of the U.
Mates of .Mexico distinguished me with
.1 ! , . 1 . 1 I T
V l T( X in0 to express to me i resuient oi ine uni
, , , tod States of America, his earnest andsinr cr.nr vnv 11. lS.t) ,
cere atiacnmcnt towarus me generous ana TT-.rP,rT-Tn tl)r Sinn"..!- wrlcnln v tlirl,ill uroviil. : 1 1 1 V J? X . .Lf Xl
... ... .-v..... ,v.v..v..., ...v ..... uiaLMKiniinouH oeiam ana iu uiu wise .iiiii - rTTrn r . . ..
in. lor the final settlement of the claims of oncotic administration over whom pre- 1L to Vhe lZ Tt certain Statt s, for interest on their advan- j ,j!0 ncro uf jcw Orleans. Court of Marion county, on the !st instant 'on ces dinirlg the late war, w.;s ordered to be B.th Nations are, and will forever be, the estate of Isaac Coonfield, late of said counenrossetl foi a thiid reulin;-. Son.e time l,ked in friendshin, by sympathies that ty, deceased. Persons having claims against
was spent in thott, sideration of execu- ,mc . i,ecll fo.nuled by natme itself. Mcx-?ZZ
.... , . i" j : --.v., ....v. muse inuiuieu are
A will be reouirpf.
NOAH SINKS, Adm'r
T - ' t h dl fake ' lb t .and be I'Min and ;ifteiit- p
in
iC f st;c nd it. try f tho
1 e im i.'.V ht II
t
Viii'' i
"vrr ti act:., md dutic-
i
wnnjv
T' 1. fl .; ';- fur Central vlh,'Jf Ir.dLnui, That ifa-
shall, ia a rude ami
:.h so nkt:;, to certify his procec: -
din.-, to the next circuit court, and torc-
co;r:iie the v.itn'-s. e.-. in the ca-e, to ap -'. r at the ne:;t irr.nii (nit, nader tho
j'.a dty of fifty dollars ach ; and such cas; wh n ; ii apjxMbd, shall couanenco dennvo in th.; circuit court, by indictment; smd no further notier. sliall ho taken of tiieproi eedint's helore th." raid justice, than to tnx upthr co., '.. .vhiv.h may h..o accrued before tiif .'am. Sre 7. Tint nothn.L'li'-rein contained,
vh ill Ik; con-lined ti prevent 'jrand juries
from pre. vnt in; any person, guilty of any
o,.V u',e aairt th-j public pf sice, unless
su !: p r.'.onsh ili have Ik en punished there
1 fi.r under th" ptovisionsid' this act, whicl
t.hillhar any further proceedings hr the
said ollencc.
Sit H Th.it in a cases ticiore a
iistici!of the peace, when- a judirmcnt ere
ditor, hi.i :j;ent or attorney, shall make and file with the justice, in wh so office such i'ldument - hall he, au affidavit, staling that
lie verily believes that the judgment debtor
is about to leave the country, watnout leav
ing behind him a sutneiency of projcrty,
subject to exe cution, to satisfy sudjua:
merit, or that he verily believes, that such
iud unent debtor, will or does conceal lmi
fin.pexLy, with an intent lo dctraud Inycre-
h'or or creditor?, it shall no the duly o said iustice, to issue a capias ad xathfuclfn
dnm u i'hnnt first issuinur a Here faci-is. as
'-arioacd tor h-s arpe 'vaace tietore directed in the act supplementary to an act
J'ls'icp of the peace, or beforce a-. t-.ititled "An act subjecting real and per
parties, or either of them, reside without the county, th-.ir depositions may he taken in the same :a inner that the depositions of other disinteres'ed witnesses are taken, and
in the t,ial of all appeals in the circuit courts, from justice s of tho jcaco, die provisions of this section sii'd! So . p:ed and pur.-. nc d by the s ' ; - Snc. 11. Tin . .icreaftcr, any actio. i upon ai.v ract, exore-s or : I I . . 'i i r 4
impiicu, is pencil. ;4 iwjiore any ytn e of the eace, it -ball and may be lawful lor the dctet dant, to plead as ret off, any judm.tit rendered b
any justice of the -peace within this state in bis favor, -and against the plaintiff, then due ami unati..!i'jd : and upon thetriaj, snt h judgment may
be proved by a transcript hereof, duly certified under the hand and seal of tho justice who may have rendered
he same; and if the amount ot the
judgment so pleaded in set off', shall
exceed the amount of the debt or
.... . - , i --. j - -. luuoc jmiiumi are ico w ill always remember, with a lively reouested to make immr.tn to. M.,. ti..
oi it. piescntatn es ysU'r- H-rlinof firatitude, that the United States estate is supposed to be solvent.
JOHN M. COONFIELD, AJm March 3, 1S30.
MILCH COWS & CALVES, OTHER CATTLE, ONE YEARLING COLT, FARMING UTENSILS,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
j s w. :;tMth 1 . t ...I
0't O' (.-
nn'.ner.
uii
iri:.e.
Ik.
it or
O h I oi '.;")' I . t C "A UK o-
' r o!i tlu p-a-. in 1 1:" j' -er.ee ol ; ':ri f.ft!;(i j.f t( j; ,1 bo th'r d'lty ! ,;ci, f M'hv.il!i to i.-u-his varv !;'",:"' sah prr-.n or person.--, witiiout i'lVr7 or Hif-d ivit T;,a!- by a thirdper 1, li'l to pat aicii o'fv:'!er orolienders- ' !- f:r ta i, nr coairot?. or rconize in ' T-:itocr kvti-yifiordirccto'l.
The rcconianca
P'-rf;
Uirtci'.o to
h dl he cafcrvd into
v i r ! i 'oad cr.d safiicient iecu-
atore, ij,j
J . n i nr i n u i; iii i in.- pi ' j n,i P- 's the acc lserl pirty :n-.y elect,
" o i -.
soiial property to execution and for olhcr puriioses," approved Fcbniajy 12, 19i.;
live business. In the I lousf
day, the ( Vns .s bill and the seviral appro- 0f America was the frst, amon civilized
priation tolls passed to a third icadim;. nations, to acknowledoo her rights, which
The d fission of amendments to the lat- toruiinatpil forowr her nnhannv colonial THE PERSOITAL PROPERTY
ter occunied the Hons- until a late hour, situation Ibide. tNe Mexicans, lovers "olonsrinsr to the above estate, -will be sold at
... ..1 hi; latf iPtiilpnrn nn FV..,- k 0.k . ....
f their Inileocmlencc, idolatrous ot their "V " 17 J KW vlu 5""
-. la me er.a.e, ..ir. i anon institutions, regard the linn and lmpertur-
roso i'lA said, I wish to submit to liie Sen- iKlp,lc ,narch of the public spirit of the U-
ate a res .lutton resp,cim the heirs ot t,ited States of America, as the most perliobert Tel o. deeeasMl, who are known ft.(?t model of w sdom.
not to be in circumst inces suited tothcr fwi myself highly honored, in liemg i duca'icn. chancier, mid leclins: nor to tlip.,rmTi t.. umitp tn th vonemhlp Presi-
fi-'rrc;i. in . rvii-f ... thcr t:it hrr-ar.i ..C .1... IT... .a Cin.,n .C ,rri t a it. a ,aiici, i uimr urucxe-? IOC
still jess tothonrign-mmuty and honour ol smtiments entertained by my Government; will be eiven on all sums over fifty cents; bj .'ns ilejHi! hck his ipciiest beneficiary. ut the same time, I avail myself of this the purchasers sarin? bond with approved' se-
;i( n v.e msuk-r, s.tul Jli. li. me rcar and rowiirf b.-rn-ats derived by the United State., fioni -Mr. Fulton's application of steam to the various purposes of machinery stationary as well a locomotive; and especially vv!i u ue cast o-ir eyes into the vast Valley of the iMissisiappi, and heboid its lori n-ivi7a!.'lc riveis, reaching from the
,;. i t i' tin. Ared.inies to those ot vtne
Northern Andes or I
opportunity to present to him my highest curity; under that sum, cash in haud. Sale ( osi,ra,io and rcspeO." to t&$
demand to claimed bythe plaintill. fro n the Northern . I II I . C I 1 . ' 1 ..
il... .t.-.M :... . C... i ! v.. r... . ..-, , :incL-fd vnbi il.le to " ' ' 1 . 1
mo ji.Miv.i aii.iu gii. juuiiM ol ""j-,-" f.(.bnrr Mr. Martin thought proper to anthc defendant for the balance due ;,. s h m any M-di;eirean Sms, by the vTu Cr:ift, by saying that he would him; and whenever any judgment I unu-ipu'.edeiniis, perseverance, and sac- )0 tIl0 faiowinrr poetry for the gentle-
shall be inset oiT as above, it iali tULr man's instruction
ti'ia-au.! nlae- to !.r fixed on i and in '-U :o where any defendant shall
be the duty of the juidicc, belon; whom euch set off is pleaded, to ive to the plainlilF, a certificate under
bis hand and seal, which when tiled shall be a liar to all proceeding upon
the judgment so pleaded in el oil. And should any justice of tho peace, grunt a partial or imperfect transcript from his docket, the same purporting to Ikj true and perfect, whereby imposition and fraud are practised or attempted to be practised, such justice, and the person usinjr such im-
ru'i fed or fal'O IrmiscrinL knowiut! the
nine to be such, shall be severally
lined upoiy presentment or indictment
in the proper circuit court, in any
sum. not exceeding double the amount of the sum so set olf, or attempted
to be set olF.
Sf.c. 1j. That the seventh section
of the act, entitled "An act regulating
the jurisdiction and duties of juices
of the peace." approved January 3
We find the followinsr retort courteous in UONATIOII IiillTDS.
the JIarrishurg (Penn.) Intelligencer of rrpHE subscriber will on Saturday the Fri-lay. It isjwrt of a legislative debate. l tth of March next at the Court Mr! Craft, a young man of considerable House door, Indianapolis, at 10 oVlock A
promise from Allegany county, having )M. joroceed to lease tlie Donation Lands
to tne highest buiuer,tor three years irom the first of January 1830 also the Ferry and Ferry House Bond with approved
security will be reqimod.
iu. fc. II All I E, Ag t. N. 11. The former lessees w ill be care id to reiiair the fences according to their
obligations delinquents, in this respect.
will subject themselves to immediate pros
editions. Jb. b. Agt.
Februarv 18, 1S30.
noes to those 01 ne 1q er MrMani f ;ochy Mounlaiys and c I I (m thc subjcctofcon. Lakes ot tho dulph ot . 1 '. ,..:k
neciing an 11np011a.11 miuhvi nn pnj
in ! 1 1 11 .11 (i . 1: 1 r 1 1 1 ' i I f 1 m 1 ! l) ii !. 1 .1 'i 11 (:!(' tei
T 1 1 r.ic.,,wl "Laree vessels can may venture more, :ot een excepting l.alayetle, orbe tonuil- ,. , eA ., , J 7 . . tin... Kill., frft i.nit:. L-riM tir cLnro '
and patrui.s of institutions of learning v-i. M .... Vnu rica, or those of the Af. ii-m Colo- Mr. Craft replied that when the gent e-
m.ition .Soviety, when it sa ill no crown- nun m:nu uieu...v..., .....
d uith succe-.. Fn this view of the sub scond to answer hun; hut as he hail own I w.dmMi :br ihn co sideratiiai of thu 1 bv.sod to amuse the house with poetry, he
.................. - . r . 1 l .v..
would add the remiuuteroi mecoupiei. "Tho noble swallow seeks the sky, "Thc fuoli h JVarfi'rt can but try."
Senate, thi.-; resolution:
Resolved, 'lint the CVmnuthc en Pubick Lands inquire into the expediency of . . .1.1: r i 1 Ta
in;i ;aiu a Tani toiue iicus i uu.;i-n i wi-
' . I 1 f A it.
t.m ib i,.Ki-, . of a tiurtiun o the nnLl.ck ll is a itn 1 in the eastern papers uiai ii.e
lanih bearing sanie propottion t.) tlie great lo?s of the IJ. States ship Hornet is now put iami.,it.m-i t i i..i.. tkil .ic snrti as arc worn
. .1 it . it'i.i. 1 lu-i onu i no 1 . iii - -1 -
aaehls ilenvea ny me uniteu ouies uom nhi r. vessels, with the
his aplieation of steam to the surposes ot j Hornet on them, had drifted ashore nea
machinery, stationary as well as locomo- Tampico."
tive.
nir.ll On Saturday mornine last, after a
few davs illness, at his residence, on YYhite
river. Mai. Asali. Dltnmxu, h resnectable an " ' " ill . r
QCrKEWAKlJI iAa: ew a . Ovssisu. a resectable anl
Let the people look to the expenditure ......Iv citizen, and one of the first settlers of
. r .ntr iinl.tir tnnnov An i?;tanro of Mow Purchase. An able and imnresive
Coalition prodigality has just transpired in discourse was delivered on sn oaniiuii, o j j i .Edwin Ray. at the Methodist Church,
the U. . senate, max ougni .o pv -a la e pi.0C0Srion was formed, whicl. rost forever the tonsue at tederal slander a- ...,.mi..a n th. lmrvin? around, where the
gainst tic present nation! administration, remnini cf the decoa e ttotc interred with' on the seoxa fcitjusr a wasto cl public ' masonic boncvv,
Set.
STATla OF INDIANA,
DFCATUll COUTY. S
Decatur Circuit Court .ScptCTnbdr Term, 182i.
ArrA Check, )
vs. Petition Jor a Divorce.
Caden Cheek.)
A ND now on this day comes the said f complainant by Davison her attorney, and proves to the satisfaction of thc court, that tho said Caden Cheek, 13 not a resident of this State. Ordered that Caden Cheek le notified bv four successive publications in the Indvfnapolis Gazette of the pendency of this bill; And that he le and appear on the first day of the next teim of thi9 Court, and answer the same, or the matters and things therein prayed, will be directed in his absence.
Bv order of the court. Attest, HENRY H TALBOTT, Ciw