Public Leger, Volume 2, Number 96, Richmond, Wayne County, 11 February 1826 — Page 3

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 5S26.

It appears bj a document from Ihc Treasury De-p.-irtio-'Ht, that, in the year 1324, tl.ore were sold, at the different Land Clicis in the United States, k in number. T4'.V2;T acre? of land and the pay

ment made into the Treasury, on account of lamb, j L(!Tis,auro, .Nay, if one may believe Inn., all (

n.oznted to b4,4i. u, u.ese Lam. uncos live , ,vi,doin of the state is concentrated in his little , a;e in Indiana, at which wore sold 12i,f,53 acres, h t.RSUM XEJVKATIS? and frora which were paid into the Treasury jj . f , w extract mil show how lustily he be-lat

, loth, upon, the Legislature bodily. Accordinsr t i his dictum, nothing has been done right, no i' correct, except the Wabash canal report; ntd fursoolh, is a matter-piece, a noble effort of ii ! lect. "Surely the moon conies nearer the, e: 'than she was wont!" Indeed, Mr. Ewing pla intimates that he, the Ho.nouaiile John Ev him elf, is. the only independent, consistent, npng

b intelligent, and public spirited member of the St

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a soo I round sum U.r one tate.

In the two tim quarters of U52.i there were sold

...V.i'.. nerc. fay n,i nts ma.te into lie I n a-urS , ;JrsTfJ, aml , pacSii,g it "the principle of e C::--,.440 17. Dunn- th. 3d quarter : 2Jl,4t 2 iO ,; rihtsis tramnled unon" bv the Ltsislaturc. 4

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The Apportionment Dill 'is imi-omtic and

Inst ipiartcrs of last year, of $976.90: 07 which , .hows that the dcuiar.d for public lands increases us j

wire paid iuto the Treasury making a total, re- U certaintv pf nB increasing revenue affords the 5 . it- 1 1 l .. 4 1 A 9

iivtuonacicmit 01 pitnc iami,r tiring m. R;it,Vntinr circumstanrc to the impolicy am

JUSTICE I wllO but II HAVE l.'XPOSEH.1' The memorial toConcress on the Wabash C

our population augments. Emigration still ri"3 j. iiwa,onIj a miserable sniiT." Of the Vak wesiw-ird, and will cor.tinu. to till it is arretted by j Cnal hv yyy trARTr sriRIT and sectional tic billows oi' the Facinc. The i.umhor of acres 1 rREV 1lED ovrr t,e prosperity and hapjr soM in this state, during the first half of IS2, was , of thc pcopl;r;jjaSf the canai tu facilitate t l.!CG at:d the sura paid ir.to the 'i"rc;iM:ry j rnanication Lttvvccn the Indian wigwams o .oj.."Jj I". j north. Of his report on the subject be says, '

j report accompany ing the introitnction of the

From a tabular statea-tnt in the Indiana Intedi- -u will be found in the journal of proceedings nr :t ncer, it aj : ar that of the 4o members of the cannot fail, I think, to refute the opposition Ileue oi R ; rtt ntative? f this State, G were born clamor of m) enemies, to too satisfaction of cv in l uus) IvnLia, 9 in K ntue L , 12 in irim 1, 3 dispasionate mind." Fro di g-i-o-u-s 1 ! in Co: necticut, 5 in N rth Carolina, U in IV ew- j' Alter the se specimens it could not be cxpecu V.rk, I in Ma.u !.;.?f tts 3 in .Maryland, I in New that be would speak iu any other ttrms, than sue Jersey, ii rid ONE i:i Imij-n.1.. This one is Mr. j; as the following, of one who bad incurred his hi;

Ili-cktsd'Ki.ox es uiity. Ji:J -i:ij frm:i thi :tate- displeasure: "hireling," 'journey man edtor.

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s ?i eii; t:.ai i:e rre:itr ' ienow," siamierer," woiioief creature, re ewurat.: froia t!.e n.ir.v t .itlern ! ; falsl -Looif." Sec. fee aud-so-forth.

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-and, ii. tfLl! , v.e hi lit-v l.- lids i be li.c ca.-e. j

Wo will not hero notice the redonbtaLle Job Lwm in any other manner. His v. hole course

lie law re;r j at th- lac-iioftLi' linnina 5, leisiauon, lis circulars, .c. appear to he (!ire. to -intnrt.-, f.,r tl.r rt!i f.:r. ;u!t.ii. ::a:v soldiers, ;; to the attainment of one object, llappily.be :.i:

the adjacec: ..jge, caiiev lb.

ir. j selfba furnished us with a olue to unravel 1

i;ridis. th::t sif. thr . ho s r; t o t it her in ti.e

jr.y orravv,d.;ri:.jtit::t y.-t, :.-r t!e t:ta of three j; views and we understood bis circular pcrfrct! n.oatl.s, -I; 'A r ,., m-rt fr. ni payr -ary pull t.,; repeating at the close of each paragraph, "

r tax u- u'i j e.--,A t iin t'.. r- U 1 the l;;tf r or

1 prcj'-rt. lie rtr.,n, to ' begin to talk cf MK fr Congress

Barbarous. A black man, nged IS, nrs named Stepiien Maxwell, who lived Caroline county, Maryland, has been Snapped and carried away from his pa.nls, and nothing since heard of him.

nt i.l bv this law, mi.rt t.uk.ucc

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' ctor a:, a."" Luif, f ur:i to be-jf

t'rrj:n Canada. It seems, bv a census t;

fort -. . i ' J;.-'i f 1 :i o ti.uuly in w hich he Jivr.s, j; 102a. that this protinee contained a popula' that be I t r:e a auir v.i !. The Janice fhnll ;l 1 37,5-1 1 sou!.; beinj an incnasc of 6,4 4 1, i . . . . .. . . . , - , . .. - t -.'-; t'n ! ii. 1 . . e . - 1 11

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' ; lor a cipy of a bill on

r ta.ii!'. g t.us 1 vear. Th rte has been of bite coLtidr ralle i

; in thecol jrty on the snl n 1 1 of the allien bur J t!;e York paper states that ther h;is a rep W e :YC in- : ,r,truct4l; arrived irom Kngland, to 5

rifif ns of (he United Stales (ruin ttttlin t

j Hut this is nut prohalde. Yankees make to

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5 . vl, v, liicii .ic luU.KS Will pass Ul .. able citi:es to be u fused at that rate, inn j'i.'if C. frpr;ni;!s tint the moncv families rom Ontario mnr.t) , N. Y. habere

rtinaini;:; in tlie Trc;.?urv? after the ap- ou nrccunt ofs,xn. .hilirulty in pn.euring (1 - , " 1 n 1 1 " Rtvernn ent binds. There I .0 ;t law i.aiironnat:oM5 "I ion :d:nil iinve boon ' , , , 1 1 , , , . 11 1 1 K ci.muutlet: 1 I the wide, .f tho Frovincial L Tviid. s'kiIi lc a lima, whirh miv be ii?cd . , , . ,, . . . . t , w . -, ... L rant, .f-carin all the Americans in ( anada ov tli' liosicral li'vc.TntiKnt in 5u!tf nbit'i: (' ., , , , . ,, . . . , , . . , . lriti 1.1 sal lects. to nil intents at:i purposes. 4 7,'. !!!: 1 "i i ir rirnnr:i!n 1 YiriinriNif. i . "... '

... . . ' . 1 . . numbers ol tr.r liu nnrrar.t. st nt oer at tl.

i in ;.i ::n cf the Slat- in such ob-I

x' r.5 u; i) iiiert I'ic ajiprobatiiin of Con-

I en e cf tho Uoili&h c'ernin nt, fud their w;

" i cro-i tht line into the United States

Z I h.lU rrtfivr i!? propottion of!'

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ul, . K-.r.nd't-. fxlii'cuish ihr I H-inn, ol" Conncrsvillc, raycttc c ? V'.v rtilh! States !ias :,tv,(nov I'rc-cculin" Attorney lor th.

'IT!,1 'i "'-"J;:: j,Jm,kial CirCuit- as ;1 -rdit U W l thoh ol a novel character, contain ,:ia'ot:;; t. aorWand 1, r.r.rt jJ scnt ll)is a,r2c:ionnl District in the CUlii and regulations, which in the hat ' , . ... ; t( Con'rcs5. I good men, we think cannot fail to c

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FtN n s v l v a 1 a . The Hani!niro Chron-

' : icle of the .th tilt. sa that bill arc be

fore the Lgiattne (or the incorporation;

' "i companies to complete the iolluwint; !

i cs projected works: j

l'i ound , 1. To incorporate the Chrsnnr akr nnrl

t :! oi t-s'- S ( i !. :ir it i. hn. ' UlilO canal ComnailV. f in bill frivo fhf

. ... , .... ........ ,. I 0 - . .... ... . .... : t; :;t !.t; ii i il:- v. hf.hr i f t!if-n will ;,5?SCI IVnnsylvantu to tho act of Vir1 .t i ; .i y. ;a or av.. Vc ht)j " so. ; f 27th January , 1324, im orporaii t'a nil. a vi ... I s.,"!n,l n. lini; the CliesaDCake and Oliio rarinl rom-

; ; fr li.i- coln-.y of F jh.-ii 1. with j Pan? witli one exception to its details, and -,i - ( b.io.i r..-,:. The Ii. v. Mo- I ct-rtain reservations in f ior of Penn5 ' ' nnhi-tr r of (he Methodist jlvania, uch as the extension of the line H;..un;i. at companies them. Col. l)k 1 I' ranal to Pittsburgh, and with regard to j ii' ' i H.iU'un. re, .-ends out a slaw be- ; :iteral canal, Sec. liy the act of Virginloni'in;; to him, with a ipjantity of tobacco j' capital of this company is ,$C,000,a:;d olht r .Mtirlo- as an oatfil. Anothrr It 00' its corporate powers arc perpetual; I gentleman, of ihr Mirr.e place, it is said, of-1; a,id 1,iC 'nal and all its works are for ever ieir-to liberate a l umbei ofslave, on con- j exempted from taxation. ; iiti n that they be sent to Liberia. J 'A'o incorporate the Tioga navigation A I,re!yleri:incler-man. of Virpinia, ji ropPa,,) capital stock 125,000. The pa. -ed through Kichmond, on his way to ii onjcct a ranal ami slack water navigation f'-rfolk, with all his slaves 10 in number,';00 lhe Tioga, and to the coal mines at Pe- . t., ; i. eurL. !,,r tl rri. a pa-ui-e in a vessel ' vr :impa!j..it ts s.il f,,r Liberia. 3. To incorporate the Delaware and Ir. Uobetl Wilson, ol South Carolina, ii Susquehanna canal and rail road nimnanr.

ha M t . tu v. it, his whole family ofslaves, j! Capital stock, S'100,000. The works to T i i nuaibet.b.r the t-staldbmcnt ol Miss !i commence at Ivickawannock, and proceed ! J'n ..t Wr.i. ur, in West Ton, e.sec. to thc Delaware Water Gap and Kaston. j

, M t j iaev wtu 1,.; sJ:ivcs no longer. ! likesbarrc and Delaware central . i'i'i- e;( ii-li'mir: t is founded on the so- (! rai,u 'a.V company . Capital stock, S 1,000,ial -yt tr., f.r purcieuinjr, irttructing and i0)0- To connect by a line from Wilkes- " liberating T,, t,-,s Oi,jot.t ij. barre to the Delaware Water Cap. Vrisht has doa.ited 5000, doll .rV anrl dr. l! Lnckawanna and Susouehannah ail

lt d iicr inM) serviri., :.u,j he good La- lj ,oad fnpony. Capital stock, 150.000.1 t ivelte!:uS gaen 10.000 dollars. Ii'1'0 connect by a line from the Susquehan- i na (o the Belmont coal mines. . j A? nn :-nt!eij.iU'd. tho SJen.-,t.!r fnra "ou!d . . j 1. 1., iv," J.d.n Lv.it,. , has, in a r..r.-t fuiiuu luan- j c c;,rn oin Arkansas, that the Qua-; ii r, 1 ii ! 1 u l,f..ih andr, nl,of ono of th. editr '! Pau" lidians were removing from the lands ; u: li rr;: f r. It net to h iv lir.h ..... .. i '.' t edod bv thorn In lh ITnil...1 si.,i,... f

; fo, K!rJl, and were on their way 4o thei ! Hod river country, to join the Cadilntix!

i in ii. ....j...... l 1. 11 tines oi eiir,ltii. J. ncrii.,' t;i rcrihhh; hiai'-clf ir;to notice, wouhl h i

yA- " ,av,"-ra"Ju a" "lirtui,ity it , unrin- ,itit aU . Indians, on the southern border of that ter-

h.-i..u u: ity ,f!M.;:s;,iii,.a. The 1 enoit b(;iii-, ritory. The lands heretofore owned by

i.m.i, walihi.ii he h is hcen ?u lorg im. ete !, ! the Quapaws, is represented as very fer7ei.l i n,.f, h.uvr vfr, rernnt hira tu rest cxm r.tcd jj tile, and nearly in the centre of Arkansas

iu. r-cuur.i.n.rc.t ho has peuiKtJ, i.othii i territory. Z,owtV. Put,. .-Uk.

is rules

hands of

good men, we think cannot fail to give its

members an advantage over general socic

tv. The lstfcction of the first article states the object of the society to be the establishment of a social community, composed of such individuals and families, as are willing to associate together as one family. The society is to be governed by a president, a general committer of twelve members and treasurer, w hich are to be chosen annually by ballot, each member having

one vote. By the 3d sec. of the article for the admission of members, females over twentyone years of age, are admitted to membership on the same terms, and are allowed the same privileges as mules. The 12th section which is to remain unalterable secures to all members a complete liberty of

conscience, and every facility is to be afforded for the exercise of those practices of religious worship and devotion, which they may respectively prefer. The children and youth from two 1 , twenty years, are to be subject to the ru and regulations of the community, but allowed to remain with their parents, i when they shall be twenty years, t will be permitted either to become m hers, or to go into general society.

In Prussia a large number of young men ve cut oiF their thumb in order to claim emption from military duty. Rothschild. It is stated in an Irish pathat baron Rothschild, a Jewish banka London, can hardly write his own .. His signeture to a check can only cciphered by those acquainted his c received as part of her marriage ion from him, a million of pounds sfrwith two millions to follow at fixed tods. A'iles. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Elll AT by virtue of a writ of Domestic Attarh- . meat, isued by me, and directrd to M. D. .Springer, Constable, certain credits have been t- , tachi d, as belonging to Henry Strader, in the hands ijof Jeremiah L. Meek, at the suit of Alexander S Crimes; and that ! will proceed to act on said writ f I my oiTice, in Richmond, on the 4th day of March ot; of which tae said Henry Stradcr will take notice.

JOHN KIN LEY, J f. February 0, 1S2G. PC 3

I W. II. VAUGHAN, EESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and ttc public in general, that he has. removed from 'Centreville to Richmond, where he ha opened a :houe of PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT, iu the .building formerly occupied by K. I.acv. Hi tajblinic is equal to any in 'the state; his bar will be iregu'arly liirnished with choiee foreign and dorr.esjtic liquor?, and bistable supplied with the bet tho market alTords. His old customers are invited to ! gie him a call.

Richmond, Dec. 2d, !C.j. 8 AT a ffK-cial meeting of the House Carpenter and joiner's Society of Richmond, Indiana, held 2d month 1st, 1326, Revimed That the following Notice hare three insertions in the Public Lge r : NOTICE IS hereby git en to the member of said Society.

J that their stated meeting will bt held on th last j Seventh-day, in the present month, at 2 o'clock in

the afternoon, in the fhopoccupu d by Johnson Sc Keneduy, on front street, back of Dr. Warner's, The attendance of the members is solicited, as business of importance will claim their attention. Neighboring Carpenters, who are not members, are requested to attend. Sisrned, REUBEN HARDEN, Pres. Attest, Enos Grave, Sec. 953

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Sax ta Fe. It is stated in the Jack Mississippi Gazette of December last, t several persons who set out from ti place last spring on a trading adventure Santa Fe, had returned within u few dr in good health bringing with them a r ! sidcrable number of fine looking mu though in bad order. They met with . misfortune oflosing many of their mule: their return, occasioned by a sudden : ruptionnnd howling of a gang of woL latq in the night, which, awakening sentinel, so terrified him that he at same time came running and pcreain i(o the camp exclaiming "Indians! It ans!M. This alarmed the mules, which the number of 130, broke from the g and were irretrievably lost. The ad