Indiana State Gazette, Volume 1, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1830 — Page 3
IXTPIAITAPOUS.
'Insa MAY 20, 1S30. " . of ti c assessors of Mirion
i. iiWIwmi' hn rum rr nl IVJII
''jo i t!:c number of polls was r" - Uri increase in the current
r i'N rollf. One township was
o 1 t i ....... .........
;, ij TlJ aiUiL wn luuiiiy,
a if it U'l wui ini wuuiu uatc oecn
..vrr.i-rc ot an increase. TTi-r? - II lsuitli rr"Tft ih,-itv
"-this unwelcome visiter of dcSi . .
... n to ti c meadows and gram fields rir.iiv. A general complaint is
ni:r farmers and meat fears are
i 1 horn thii worn than Ezrptian
P Miny fitlil.H art already virtual-
"-U,-Ai, ar.ii their early appearance
v.. ti -nlcr state ot t ho crops would seem
extorsive ravages Uvore the
.$cf June shall stop their vora-
iUa-
,.ff, Mr. J.Mi. Johnson the mail :u,: h : nndc preparation to com- : v::Ti 2 wt ekly Stage letwee n rp avi .Madison immcdiatel-? . A ?'! .i!'-' ?'.irt on the the La-A rcr.ee--v.v in a fjA- days.
. . I - ti ll T . 1
i'tC-i rj eac incite lAiniU. - r iv pirpnjc his pis-tl to a tiiird r in t Si Hill' nt t.f I ' S If Tin..
., it ;!! i ir.ds uhi :h hac been ollerod
for three years ?-h til he reduced to - .rrr acre to 'rencral rmrch.;rers.
r r- 7 -vrn:y-f;e cents per arrc to act ;J TI..- ir.uit.il rui'J v :i ri" l'oil
. i . i - ,
r;v u-s-
::s that it will
.!!y pess the Senate.
votes in uor oi' ctauriiiii.-r the Lomi
lions in this state were adduced ns proof of
iaci. n will However be tecollcctcd that the supporters of Messrs Adams and Clay, were the arsons t ho were thp mo?t active in proclaiming this feelirm on tin part of Mr Hendricks. The Jackson men, however, had tneir ryes open, for once. They knew that Mr II. was to ! a candidate for reelection to ihe Senate next winter, and this ftint was a part of his plan to appease the Jackson partv, and to win strength from their ranks. " That if he could create the belief in the minds of the uentlcmcn whose nomination he had voted to confirm, that he would not oppose the procnt udministntion, and thereby induce them to consider themselves under a debt of RratitMdeto him, he would avert their strength fu.d intluence, and again secure a six years privilege to shew forth hi real fulhps, in a sphere where he would be
at ilc to thwart and perplex the administration at pleasure. This studied artifice was well unders'ood, and although the gentleman who held oflires in Indiana under the general gorrnmtnt, are p!ea;rd that he voted to confirm their nominations, thev
are fully cap ible of appreciating his nutives. They and the Jackson nieji generilly tlrougliout the state, will reeolbct that the fi st nominations of the President that were sent to the Senate, received the opposition ofMrll. r.nd it w.-.srnot until he' found himself in the minority in opposing, tint he theught of r.ssisting thf.se who
couM have progrese! without his he lp. The Hon. Senator, with all his adroitness in political management, with all his self complacency, in the trade of politirs h;is invelveMl hims !f in nn njMnrent ineon-
tiuiubcr oi lcmovals of officer?, fre.m tlie highest to the lowest, &c.;and that lie be also respectfully requested to have expressed the causes ftr each removal; The introduction of the resolution caused great excitement. Mr. Kamscy moved to lay the resolution on the table. Mr. McThiffic then demanded the question of consideration, on which the Ayes and Noes were relered. The I louse then refused to consider, by a vote of 126 to Is. The House then took up ti e bill to provide fer the punishment of crimes in the District of Columbia, which led to some discussion. The bill was finally postponed till Thursday next.
h s'rtngth of the q'lo-'tion
-.. rh it little doubt re :vy.
NOTICK 7b the Farmer and Mechanic cf Marion County. THEY are hereby informed that the meeting propo seel to be comoned at the Court-House,on the 22d of this inst. is further positioned. Tkj next public rue rting will be timonsly advertised in both ncwspajors printed in this pi ice. At a me:ting of a number of the me-uibrrs em the 10th inst. jnirsuant in notice prcieusly given, they convene-d at the house of Jelm W.itton, and elevted their eitlicers pro tan. Mr John Johnson was chosen hainuan, and John Wdkins,
Secretary, and they entered into the following new arrangement.
Resolved, That 1). L. M' Fa viand, William Sander, William Hooker, and J elm Ilobert.he addeel to tin- committee already appointed to draft the constitution and hve-hiws of the society designated and known l;y the nr.me of the Farir.tia and Mechanics Society of Marion Countv.
site for member of District Societies, the law is explicit, and says,-The District Society may le composed of persons ot good moral character, residing in their respective districts, who have been regularly licensed to practice medicine in this state, fe)r two years preceding the passage of this act." Three of the gentlemen admitteel, have leenrespectablo practitioners of medicine in this state, and could have joined the society undcrthat provision. But neither them, nor the balance of the members wished to screen themselves from an examination. They wero-all gentlemen licensed in other states, and produced testimonials ef having attended a regular course of medical lectures, und are men of good moral character and respectable attain
ments, i In se aretlie me n wliem ven
nounce as "unlicensed pcactiliontrx. Respectfully, SAMLT.L G. MITCIir.LL
oe1
till his reluming strength enabled Inm to call for help. His cries were heard by Ml. Brown, the tollman, who with others went o his assistance, and at half past ten ei'clock he was rescued from his perilous situation, and brought on shore in a very exhausted and bruised condition. Mr. Jones sustains the character of a sober, upright, respectable man. Best. Dai. Adv.
s.?tenrv m his votes which will s'nhe tl.e
(obsrer at first blush. Ucu.lrs in one . 1 liC i-f-g men aojournett. !r.s!ir.i'v or in ttio f:rt til:iro. In rut. firm n ! JOHN JOl INS(), C llin
?!crulid dinr.e: w;.s .:.-.( : totter. -ral -on, Lt Cincinnati, en Wednesday. 'fi ir.sf . wliicti u. ::! r.i'f d J HM-
f t vi hundred citirens witho'tt -
taof piirty. Col Terrens, Charge ! k: s of tin; republic of Mexico was c: U; piify. After Cien. Harrison , -. id he e!tlrr(d a cry appropriate v. '.c p'c!:, indicating his cn-
::-! i t i til pi 1 1 in oi l s oi me eviouuu-riti-s. II;s prudemo and good .'iiriiit riirv itiiim id nntifii it
' o - :.v c, dnd he even went o far as to .i I f . 'P r 1 i .
i:v u"ii i. i. .'looiv., ins muiv- ' 1 1 : i i r to Colombr-e. This Coiir.-e ,,!! K.'ir.fA t ' 1 t tl ti"!- ) !Hl'f ClMo.
Mr. Chv, and should U viewe-d
ore itigmt.ed and nooie. Altliougli ,.:r'i:i polities with Gen. II. wefe l :! : him justice and to tjieak , ct ?. jo"! deed.
John Wilkins, Sec'v
nj i
1R-
to on. isaac cm:. In the Indiana Journal of the; 12th
fit j ti'ufi'-,i rj I irpinia. The ::h .lev r..onian ef the .Id Mav
m r- ;r: from eih'y six e:ountie, for -jo'.t tie adoption of the New Con- : t. . Tii-c returtiS how for the
icr205."2 against it SVO'.J votes. .r.'tMmiv not all W: jK-rfectly eorwo ryi'rt t :nitt i-f tho aceept: r cons'jtut.oM I -i lirgo maior-
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n-,rr.iiiatio:i of the President, and then turns 'o the President, in the se cond place, by his voV. and asks him why he reformed orturout the iu:'ti whose place he; has jiibt
oted to till. This is rctdlv like locking!
the door afrrr the goods are stolen, er
rather, it is first acting and then considering. Thia is t lie course of Senator Hendricks, who wis lies to be considered n Jackson man in Indiana, at lead until he i rc-r!ccti d next winter to the Senate. Although he is anxieusto p-s for a Jae 1.son man v.itli Jae ksonians. hp is still the
candidate of the Clay men, and they understand his courre and gi: if their heary commendation As regard - Smotor o!,le, we have nothing to say. lie has dways Wen in the opposition, and we prefer open opposition to treicheroiis friendship. Hie is joinrd to his idoU let !iim alone.M Senator Hurr.et of Ohio standi by profession and practice, much in the sun
light with Mr. Hendricks Wowi.-h e eiy Jackson man, andcTf-ry lover e.f con-isle n-
cv to rend over the nin.es of tliose who t tre t Societies to meet on the first Monday
voted for Holrnfs, re solution", ar.d reth m- in May, in their re s-ciive districts' ami lerthernin and remember his character. I says that after lecoidmg in the office efttie Are such mn to lx; confid el in ty U -! lerk of tlie county, rn attested copy oi publicans? Will they pl.ire them in -1 iht-ir proi'tvdii'S. stating the name of the it to )erert their will and l eieride th s eie y and its othc rs. in such county as
At a meeting of the Indiana Central Medical Society, !t hi at Ir.diap.t-.polis May o, lKiO, agreeably to "an a"t regulating Medical Societies ,M appro ve-d January :10th IKiO, ihe follow ing me'mhe'rs were present ; Drs. Sonuel (;. Mitchell, Sylva Morris, Hiram Smith, and Livingston Dunlnn.
The President being absent, the Vice-Pre s
ident tw)k the; Chair &, iroce'eded to busi
.sess: Wlmre'upon satisfactory testimonials
we're produced by the following gentlemen
toentitle them to membership, viz: C. M Dovgalanel William Tichenor, Indiannpohs, Manen Co.; John Wiley, l'.dinburgh, Johnson Co.; and Pearson !Iurphy, Franklin, Johnson County. Dr. Morris moved that the Soeielv pro-e-e-ed to the election ot officers for the ensuing year; Whereupon the following efri cers wvre eWted : I)r Sunn'l. (I. Mitchell, 'V idvnt. Dr. 1.. Dunh-p, Si-en fury. Dr. C. M'Dougd, Tft ayurcr.
j Drs. Smith, Tichenor, and Morris, Cai- ! .sorr.
a':v,.. r ...n i t ...i.
New Yorl : April 23. Our Marine list continues to teem with universal intelligence. Within two last elavs no fewer than forty, square rigged vessels have arrived within our port, a circumstance without precedent in our recollection. Amonsr the-se vessels were three
Fast Indiamen, which not only arrived in the port at the same time, but also left Canton nearly together, twoof them having sailed on the same day, and the other two days after. We do not believe that the lie-tine; records of this city can furnish a case abounding with so many extraordinary arrivals as hae taken place within thclast fortnighi. The ship Ajax, one of the vessels which arrived yesterday, came in under command of Captain Pedrick, lae; first officer of the ship Globe, ef Philadelphia. Tlie person, says the' Me rcantile, who went out a second mate, fell enerbemd, on
Wednesday, off the Hook, while clearing
away the anchors, and was elrowned. The Captain (I)owdall,) and first officer (Nicoll.) died at Canton. Thus the ship has returned to port with theirs of every officer that was in command on her outward passage Ere. Poxt.
TAIiTSiNin? BY David Conner a resident
of Jackson township Madison county and State of Indiana one bright bay Mare with a black mane and tail fifteeti
hands high, supposed to be seven years old no marks or brands perceivable, appraised to forty five dollars. One Gray Mare branded on the near shoulder with the figure of a heart, has a bob tail, fourteen years old, about fourteen and a half hands high, appraised to twenty fivfi dollars by John N. Bereman and Samuel Gentress this 17th of April Ad 1N30. I do certify the alove to be a. true copy
ti om my let ray book. DANIEL HARDESTY, J. P 8 Sw
Taken Up, BY WILLIAM F. MOR
GAN, living in Sugar creek township Shelby county Indiana, on the 10th day of April 1K10, a DARK BAY HORSE
fourteen and a half hands high, supposee! to be sixteen years old, right eye blind, hipshotten in the right hip, some saddle ma ks, appraise -el to sixleen dollars and fifty cents
by Joseph i . Uoggs and Uilliam Cat.
Copy, Test ibis :Jd day of May 1830. DAVID VANDERBELT, j. p. 8-1
ilev. Real
inst. is a publication over your signature-, in which you declare, that the "Centra! Mceiieal Society" which lately convene e! in Indianapolis, (the proceedings of which body have beei published,) acted in an illegal and unauthorized manner, calculat
ed, in iuell, to destroy public confidence
m tlie JHci'jtv. luii iurther charge that
the members, at least a majority of them, were admitteel to practice "without the ejualifications re epinedby law;" that ''none ef their proceedings were according to law" anel that "no members were legally admitted'0 all of which assertions 1 behoe to U without the slightest foundation in truth, and nothing moie than the healed chimenii of yejur own distempered imagination. The act of the last Legislature made it
legal and indeed obligatory on "the Dis-
1, and Dvinlap, Dtle
Drs
gates. Resoli-cd Tliat the proceeding ef thi Soeiely be puhliiheil in both the pajiersin this place. Rcsolred, That the Society adjourn till the 1st Tuesday after the meeting of tho legislature.
S.G. MITCHELL, President. L.DUNLAP, Semem.
i;iTi:CTS OF DUELLING.
A fellow passenger of Hunter, the
! murderer of Miller, eu his route to New
Yeirk from this city, after the cold blooded
immolation of his victim relates th.tt lie
was the most miserable object he ever be
liehl hiseves swollen with the loss of
hep;;tnd his face bloateel with the free
; use of brandy, which betook at every stage,
no doubt to drow m his own horrid feelings.
Vain attempt The' ghost of bis mur
de'red antagonist will haunt himas long as
life lcmainc. Phil. Saturday Bulletin.
Calvin Pv.asi: Jr;s U-on appointed to the vacant seat on the bench of the Supie'mc Court of Ohio.
COMMUNICATIONS t :. r i - ra.v"B t A.r . zett!.. ' r fr'r-tt .shall y Iwu them. holmes isEsoi.rrn.Ns.
voire of the people?
JEFFEIISON. r7IIere are the resolutions of Ibdriie and Chil'ori. Apuii. 2.
the i:xeci;tivi; poweks. 'i'l:e following resolution. oJertd ye .--; tcr'iavbyMr. Hohnei, were ta!;cn uo fori
We learn with deep regret the dissolution e.f William Tudor, Ksq. who he ld the statiein eif ( 'harge d' Affaire of the Fniteel Si ites,at the' court ot' Uio Janeiro. The deceased was a gentle-man e)f eminent abi!itie. v no : ; and solid information, lively Kitr: iim, re-fired feelings, ::nd excellent
Sempt?rand mamu'rs. A at.
The present secretary of the treasury is
said to have put a stop to the unlmvfu
bounty hiihertoallowe d to vessels employ
e d in mackerel fishery. 1 he low allow
it to vessels engafed in ihecotl firshervon
ly. It is estimate d that net less than frem :() to s.")(),0(it) have annually I e'en aid out for that purpose. iicA. Knq.
the annexed reelut.or.
s;Tt,r,:) of tlie p'iLlic, it'is done a . ;e-,v to d'- ir.eily mark the claract "i.e (,') ;'ion 'o the gentral gov-
. i irir rNH' io;ij rrea:,.o a r ! 'e-rnur.e d h"?tility to President "'n.nnd w re urgfd'under the gue : -i".l--hip f.r the prop'rity of .e rian. t.hi'e thry were virtually intended " st d;tV:ru!tie-s and cnnfnir.n into the of the friend of the Chie f Magis- . -rd o exci'ea feelu.g ia the miod- .' !. ra h tv I ern remoeel fnirn nffire, ' 1 v m-t?ga';ng th m and their politic ;;u'( f.i and ftiends to renewel ex-
consideration : Ru'dced, That the Previde ut of the F. State?, by the removal of otlicers, (which removal was not reuuireel for the faithful
------- i execution of tho law.) anel tilling the arancies thus created in there-cess of the Senate, acts ag drift the inteics.t of the
people, the lights ef the; States, and the Spintof the Constitution.
Resolved, That it is the right of the Senate te inquire, nntl the duty f the President to inform them, v.h), ;nel for what i ause er eaue, any offn er has been removed in the re ce ss. Rf.'ohrd, That the removals from of-
to p'f-trate the ae!mmistratif)n. t 1;' " i m-?hh m, mh: '" f.rt ot n Mrnilar txt of re.bnion? "1" the; Se nate, seem, with few exce ptions.
; i'i'r -d ;cf d ine the- Heu:-e ejf Hfcpre'r.rei.bv the apostate Chibo i, simul:dy -.vithth' :.; of H'!u.es, shews-the a-Wih-ne b r-ui preconcerted party ::.::, f r the ir own gonl purMi-es, .' f . 1 j - e pirtiruhrly a." a text for grum'j fr t'.ey eertninly iii ver e xj-jcteel to - '! eru tt.rieili tint body.
to le, without satisfactery reasons, against
the public interest, the- lights ed" the States and the spirit of the Constitution. Wherefore, Iirxolced, That th1 Pre side nt of the IJ. State-s be resjx'ctfully requested to rnuimunicate to the Senate the number, names anel itficers removed bv him since: the; Lst
1 the 1 i t . lection was holucn lrullic society S ; stiall be duly constituted. Now all this was done, propria J'orinay:ihi yeu, under i your Agi manual tubsenbed said pro ; cet i'.m, which were duly admittc-d to ie--; ef;td; ius to all intents anel purpose-? consiitutmg the society according to law.
Ye;'i ne-t deny tlie jHiwers ef the ro'-i-etv to giant lieence-s, and the validity ot a-
nvof tnciracts, on the assumption that!
ihcv wen: illegally ceinvene d! Anel v. hv illegally coeued? Was it merely because Dr. Jsanr'Coc was net e hosen President, rule r and die t ator of the society unde-r the new law ? Mo.-t of the gentlemen resiekd at I
at a elistane e; tioui Inuianapoos, and were
anxious to discharge the business; of the society and to return to their families and patient;-. After coming to ordc., the Vice Preside nt toe.k the chair, anel after
the society was eirganized by the election
ef a Piesident and Se-cretary, it prejceeded
Uj buHine.-i-s, and after consielerable progress liad be-e'n made, thev were honored mill the august presence ef cx-president Hoe;, who bustled into the French School
Stcan Boat Destroyed. Passe ngers en loard the Highlander from Louisville last
evening-, announce the destruction of tho
STATE OF INDIANA, HENDRICKS COUNTY
Hendricks Circuit Court: April Ttrni, A. D. ltsoU Judith Stuarty )
vs. Libel for Divorce.
i t nj ami I . Stuart, )
AND uow at this time to wit, on the
1)
ron sale on exgxiaitoil
THE subscriber wishes to exchange for property in Indianapolis or to sell
1122 1-S
ACRES OF LAND, ioinin- the South side
of the INDIANAPOLIS DONATION, and
extending from the BlutFRoad to White river.
There is an improvement on the place, and
the soil and situation are good. It a sale it-
made the terms will be On third cash.
the balance may remain on mortcasre during the life of the subscriber or his wife, and the survivor of them. O-Apply to SAML. G MITCHELL, Indianapolis. SAML. JUDAIL Vince.nne?, April 0, 1830. 3-3m. HooiTLAKrBS FOR SALE. ON the lith of June next, I will offer for sale at public AUCTION, at the Court I louse in Danville, Hendricks County, Ie the follow insr SCHOOL SECTIONS
to wit: Section H, in township 14 North, of Range one West, and Section 10, in
township 10 North of Range two West.
The sub-divisions and minimum prices
as fixed by the Trustees of said sections.
will be made known ejn the day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 oV-lock A. M.
SIMON T. HADLEY, C. S. L.
April 14,1830. 5
I t .1 .1 . . f 1 4 1 1
luvit TV,,,., on her v.nv uo from V 1 4111 t,:i Vl "Vul A- if- 1C'
drifting AU;ttN)n miles below Louis- Judith Stuart by Fletcher her attorney and
ville, she teok fire from the stee n and notUin able to extinguish it she whs ran on shore, where f.he Idcir up ve sse-1 anel caigo total lost. Fortunately we have no loss of lives to mourn over em this occasion. Cin. Daily Advertiser.
I c . i l . . i . i . r
'.ti -v:'ern of espionage- aud M.u,0-I wn; senate, uiuuue re.se.ns .or
- i r... 1,.f,i.!r,l,, if:, tomoniv of 1 aCII remOV.H
Tlie N.ab he?.(hday says --The steam be.at William 7W, recendy burst l r boiler near the mouth of Red River, and sunk : latand cargo entirely lost. A v.iit r in the New Orleans Argus ef th-; ltiih inst i lutes that there is now em
ployed about three milliens of dollars of capital, m steambeat property, on .the wateis of the- )hio and .Mississippi. Halt. Put.
Mr Helme"o rose ami addre-sse d th.eSe n- j
rexitu, and after making some promenading turns, thiemgh the reom, which might have been mistaken for a cut of the pigfvn wing, inasmuch as it was acccmpaim;d by the rattling of pill-bo.xe-.i, gtngling of vials, ami a harioonienu; tingling of cujiping glasses, he then demanded the chair (probably as an heritage,) and it must al
ways be remembered, that he made the de-
maud in a very mode&t and unassuming
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' . a'e to1. Id l:ae b n diljie-el br
i "' ' r Xf.'o th. O i -.- l"C f tf t ! I -" r U- !
" . i r ' .. . r. ...t.:..i.
'.'.'ere rr-chi' ions. W hat a ti.e.e for re-.oiui.on, .mn yv,..u r.nd.r g veould the individual cae of f r Grundy, withemt comment, moxt-d . , . f i I r.AiA ' i f tvrutiuino tl.fTn. vvbirli .no-
V ! oimeil i. !u"i r ha a torU l Ihe i "" -
' '' 'I e Claytor-v, Crockets, Chi!tonc, v f - t s and the btdaj e e cF th train ef ' ' " '.' ' C ' i. ti , -i Ln it t ! " r ? 1 1 1 v f i iC! Ifl.f
eve-'ry a. t of the pres.eient. U hat " Dicker-on, Dudley El ! l- I' I.. II. ...... l,,,A. II U'iMii It mn
.r '.. !-; v. ,.rr. ,S., it, nfc ' US, il-.'0, 1 I 1 i li , ii'ti' ' i, ....,
' : ae atiuri-, m ii.rracf icf s and
i
i ate up-.vael.i of two hours in support of the
tion was decided in the atnnnaitveby yeas
taarxr. This was afte r he had repaired
nays
Yr.A? Me
7AE. S
ekrr.s, Bartiard, Ren-
;mcnt!'i?
! 1 I.HI'-f-
ii:ranaci-
(iiundv. Havne-, lr-de II, Kane', King
ton, McKmle-y, Me Le an, Reiw.au,
i . i -.1 .Cl) 'I' !l T-
v.ouM th. !. , !f.r.t b ivr hnd to rv. ! ramon., .-ouo., o. . ,wr.
f-.wii. - - , - 1 . ..... Tl tfktf
Tyler, White ami vvexxmury zi. "Nays Messrs. Rarton, IMI, Rurnct, Chambers, Chase-, Clayton, Fext, Frelinghuy;en, Hendricks, Hobne-s, Johnston, Kriight, Naudian, Ne.ble, Robbins, Riggle. Seymour, Silsbee, Sprague, Webjter, and Willie til.
at
o''""' 'Us for the reme.val e f men a-.--which the lemd voice of the
5" '! r'uired him to rtfornx, had tlie-se r.f the Walkings, the Fille- "';". t! c fure, the Hayses and the n'l i i tof corrupt office hedele rs,be en 'fi nil tl to catr rlits.e tl.e executive- ad
11 t ' ; uVjrrt grows on our hands. r t..r;!if r ty. e t is to review, briefly, the ' " f some of the Honorable Senators v,oo'.d frr those intpiititorial rcsedu-"r-. What rnot intimately concerns ' rrf 'pie of Indiana is the vote of her ' ins. r nn this subject. It is wedl known lt fri'if h pa in has Ik en taken during the er.t s-ss'mn of Congress to convince ': P flle r,f Indiana, e-siecially the Jae k-
n rati cf them, that Senator Hendricks
1 ry friendly to the administration Ot t ",tral J tckson. letters from Wasliinai'vcrfc bt-jtberifd with this idea, and his
Tuesday April 7. A great part of the sitting oftlie; Senate to-day, wa! occupied in the e-onsideratioi
of F.xecutixe business; but little pmgrcss
was made Aith the rcmniniu nomina tions.
The resolution intredue;ed by Mr- Coulter, from the Committee en Retrenchment
em the subject of the public printing, ec-
cupied the Heuise of Representatives during the rnorning'hour of this day. Mr.
Chilton introduced the fel!owing-3uJc
it Re wived. That the President of the U.
States lc res ect fully reepirsted to cause
to l" reported to tIn3lIottec. Aw. the precise
e the table of the Secretary, and discover
e d that he had not been honoretl wivh the euiie-o of President. Upem making this unpleasant triscovery, he declared the whole proceedings illegal, denounced the members and impugned their motives, threw out many ungentk'inanly Hllusion?, A: precipitately re
tired. We had a hope that lie had taken
French leave. In this we we;re sadly elis-
apiKiinted, fer in a short half heiur his re
turn was announced bya repetition of his
musical entrance chyming like the bell
on the phylactery of a Jewish high priest,
or the tingling eirnaments on tlie hoggings
or rimccasins of a Potawatamie Chie f.
Hesoem re-e-nacteel his testy force, much to
the mortiticatitjii of every medical gentle
man present, anel I think with no httl
Fhame to himself. Finding he could net
dictate terms to the society, her-gain with
drew, tbreatcniitff vengeance, and rncna-
cing us with an attack in the public p iper He lia3 redeemed his pledge and has pi oh ably relieved his sole en. As to his de
nunciatiems, I entirely disregtrtd them, and
as to the attempt to injure the standing ane reputation of the me mbers, by ejuestion
ihg their qualifications, it is harmless, on
the ground that every person in communi
ty knem-s the utte;r malignity anel eies
titution of truth of the assert trm.
Willi rerrd to the o'!Jtlilirit:?r rrn-ji
lFoiu tL- lW:-ton 'ommercial (iazcttc.
Apiil-Jl-.) 'lhc late Murder at Sali a The Providence Patriot ol Saturday says -"A man w as appre hended usieaday in Taunton, on suspicion of bo nig the murderer ol Mr. W hite-, of SaU-rn. lie- was in company with the- notorious Malbone Rriggs. He has been committed for trial nexi week." The Pro idenee Daily Advertise: confirms the aboe statement, as will be seen
by the lbllouinii quotation lionilhat oaner:
We are informe;d that a man has beenapnehendeel in Taunton, on suspicion oi laving been concerned in the inunler of
Mr. White, of Salem. l'e has he;eu fully
committed te take his trial before the Su
preme Court next week'
tiles her petition for a divorce from her
husband Renjamin I . Stuart for certain
re-asons in said petition set forth, and it ap
pealing to the court by altidavit filed that
the suiel Benjamin F. Stuart is net a resident of this state. It :s therefore Ordered,
bv the court that publication ofthe jienden
cv of said petition, he made for four weeks
successively in the Indiana Democrat ane State (iazette, a public Newspaper printec
at Indianapolis, requiring him the said
Renjamin, to apjear lefore the Juelgcsol the Hendricks Circuit Court, on the first day of their next term, to be held at the
Court House in Danville, then and thereto answe r unto said petition or the same will be heard in his absence. I do certify the above to be a true copy ofthe record, (liven under my hand and the seal of said court this 1 1th April IS30. LEVI JESSUP, CUrk. N-W
Set.
STATE OF INDIANA,
HENDRICKS COUNTY.
WrE the undersigned being called upon to describe and appraise an ettray Mate and Colt, taken up by David Matlock do find the mare to be a dark chesnut sorrel, blaze in her face, Baddle spot on her back,smnll bell on, long strap, 14 hands 3 inches high, alnaut 11 years old this spring; appraised to $30. The colt an iron grey filly; some white in her face, ti years old this spring, fourteen and an half bads high ; appraised to $5. THOMAS NICHOLS, JESSE SMITH. A iruccopv, S. WICK, J. V Danville, April 22, 1S30. k
PROPOSALS TY SMITH, N. BOLTON & SMITH For publishing at Indianapolis, an Al-
manack, to be entitled
THE HID IAN A AXXXAX7ACXC,
For the year of our Lord, 1831; By Jeremiah Smith, of Randolph County. In offering this work to the public, the
proprietors are fully aw are of tlie current
of competition which they will have to
stem. Apprised ol tlie result ot all pre
vious attempts to publish an Almanack in
this state, they embark with hesitation
But trusting to the patriotism ot their fel
low citizens, they venture to appeal to their love of home manufactures for home
consumption, hr patronage. 1 hey intend
Cruel Oppression. A widow woman
is in jail in Providence, R. 1. for tho fearful crime of owing OS cents'. Her husband was killed, about two years ago,
while endeaonng to save tho property of
her present creditor.
TAiiiaswr
Rv MARTIN MARTIN-
DALE, living in Wayne town-
, Marion county Indiana,
three Estravs to wit, onea gray
1A11V. nlwmi fourteen and a
.1 1 .1... C
S half hands hmh,some scars on her hips and maMig meu mm ammai xwiuiy vi pu-
back she is ltween seventeen and twenty p".-' anu 11 , , ,
i.td ,,uimi.d m uvehe dollars. one at nomc, wny goaoroau,
J I 'I-v r iVTi rfn 1 i rwl nkt i
a t I j rtca lit ivvil;u iu.uu itJai O lf UU1
"""" door?
one other Ml IMAKr. aoom louncen The nronnetors Dledfte themselves, that
liands high, has a bald faceand some white the calculations shallbe as correct as thos
spots on her sides, five or six years old, ap- 0fany n the United States, and the
prattcu to twenty uouars. Miscellaneous matter shall be of the
ALSO most interesting kind. A valuable Ciiro-
A CR AY MARE colt, about two v eats logical miscellan-y will be mserrea
old annraised to five dollars by John Pear- in the calendar pages; and an Eat ATio:,
Hi.il.Tnhn Johnson, before me this 10th Iable, tor every third day in the year at
I. a i AT
the nead ot eacn. i ivegisteu oi me-
1 1 ie:it wa v Roimmtv. .Mr. Parkcy Jones, returning from (Che lsea about nine oVlock,
w hen at the w harf by the draw imarcst the ('harlesteiwn shore, heard the footstep3 of a pe-rson berhindhim; while turning round to se-e who was there, he received a severe blow on the head, and fell senselcs3. In this situation, he was robbed of his pocketbook anel wallet ; in making an elVortto get out his watch, the chain gave way, leaving the watch behind. The villian having effected his purjosc, threw Mr. Jones 'overboard, who, after struggling in the water, caught hold of the wharf. Leing not far eliLtuit from the Charlestown shore, he made an effort to reach it by swimming, but finding his strength exhausted, he turned and made for the wharf again. Having regained the wharf, and after making several fruitless efforts toclimbupby the posts, which by reason of weakness he could not cife.-?. , Ynry'm?& cuoging to the braces O O
son
A iv r.f Al iv
I certify the above to be a true copv principal oncers m u.o otniTd. ana mimybookofestrays, given this 13tli State (lovernments; arid a List of tho
from
May 1K50.
B-3l I principal roads; together with valuable
JAMES JOHNSON, j.r. Keciies, assays, laies, anecdotes, c
wiu uc inseneti. CONDITIONS : The Almanack will be printed in duo Jeciu.o form, on new type, and good paper anel embellished with cuts. It is intemeled to publish two sizes: one to contain iM, and the other 48 pages. They will be delverexl to merchants and others who subscribe, any where within; the state, at the Cincinnati prices, to wit: The larger kind at $ 6.00 per gross, $ 4.00 per half gros3; 75 cts. per doz., and 12 cts. single; and tfv smaller ones at half thoss rates. Post masters and others will be allowed ten per cent, on all subscriptions which they will procure. Pergons obtaining cub scribers, are requested to forward them, by the first of June next, to Sjroitji & Boltojp. I:diaiapoli?.
State of Indiana, Madison county. Fall
Creek tounship. Taken Up,
BY Stephen Jackson an Estray marc a dark chesnut sorrel, supposed to be three years old, about fifteen hands high four white feet, blind ofthe
left eye a blaze in her face, no other marks or brands perceivable, appraised to twenty dollars by Richard JSPKinsey anel Peter Sink,, this tlie 1st day of May 1830. I do hereby certify that the above is a true copy from my Estray book, given under my h tn l and seal this tlie 8th day of May 183th 8-1 JOHN BUSBY, j. r.