Public Leger, Volume 3, Number 106, Richmond, Wayne County, 29 April 1826 — Page 3

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f The following resolution, offered by Mr. J ,NiGS,niH!i;um,onihc7th inst. was adopted:

uesolved I hat the committee on the Public Lands be m&tructcd to inquire into the expediency of providing bv law, for survey and marking the boun,hry hnc between the Territory of Michigan and the tate of Indiana, as established by the act of C.iMipre!, entitled "An act to enable the people c the Territory -of Indiana to form a constitution tate government, and fur other purposes."

e morning of the 2d instant, Pittsburgh was v a destructive fire. Ten building? and laable horses, besidts other property, were I.

their publication may stimulate the irsue, which some of those who blazon forth the particulars affect to dread. With Mr. Randolph in the Senate, and fir. M Duffic and his compeers in the House, our Congress is in a fair way to dishonor the nation. N. F. American,

'ditor of the kIdfei son (Ohio) Gaspcaking of the removal of the In- , toys "lie Indian? in this state have already . d to go, and we have no right to say hill go. The land is theirs, and we the trespassers. They are now and we ate strong. We boast of our h it they protect the weak. Let us wash, than stain our hands deeper e blood ofthis deeply injured people, e voice of Justice i alike against our 'ro ing them, and placing thrni in a n to be destroyed. When t!ie cdbeen among them, a feeling of hv has raided on their behalf their d dejected countenances have exd pity. R- hVetion appears deeplv .cuvcoi.r.ts ; i;rked upon their visage what they ...bah river. .No have been, what they are, and what iti all Mill ii uch act e:i rate tho probability they will be, h is unk them

Ot. the ; u wn. Again we say, let us not wrest

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Arkansas. The survey of the road from Little Rock to Cantonment Gibson is completed; its length is 208 miles. The Choctaw boundary has also been run and marked; sixty or eighty families in the county of Crawford, and "the whole of Miller county, said to be pretty populous, are found to be west of the line and within the Choctaw country. This tribe has only about 3,500,000 acres of land in the territory of Arkansas. The Arkansas Gazette states that the Quapaw Indians have commenced removing from their lands on the Arkansas, which they ceded to the United States, in November, 1C24. and are now on their way to the Red River country, under the

i direction of Mr. Barrauiie, sub agent, to ' join theCaddeau Indians, on the southern : border of the Arkansas territory. Bv this rem val,a large & valuable tract of land,in t the heart of the Arkansas territory, is thrown open for cultivation and improvement!. Nilcs.

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tt. ot the i:th, uhuh Tiik work goks on. A respectabb' genii. ! ii- h i ased t' at I' tlrm n ,u ho I ft Virginia a few weeks sine e, ;. the miT. .v t a them inlorms us that Col. Smith, an old revolu-

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A remarkable Cave was accidentally discovered some time since about two miles

I from Gardiner, Maine. It is said to have . been ot enpied by a man and woman. It was discovered by a traveller who perceiving some Mitoke issue from a hollow tree, j wluch was used as a conductor, by the inj mates, had the curiosity to examine it, suppting it to have been struck bv lightening ; the night before; and while he was engaged he stepped upon the door of the cave i which easily gave way and considerably a;larm''d the tenants as a well as himself he went immediately for assistance, but j when he returned the birds had llovvn. The dicovcrr ha excited much interest in ; the town of Gardiner.

Public Sale. VILL be sold, on MONDAY, THE FIRS W DAY OF MAY NEXT, the FARM of the subscriber, about two milen south of Centreville, near Wolf's Mill, consisting of Two hundred and twenty acres of land, On which is a good two story bHlCK DWELLING HOUSE, a brick smoke and loom house with a cellar under it, &c. ALSO, HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS, WHEAT, CORN, &c. Further description of the property is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing to purchase may ex-

i amine it for themselves. The sale will commence

at 10 o'clock on said day. Term3 made known on day of sale. WILLIAM CRAWFORD. Centrp township, April 20, 1826 I05p2 THE Subscriber has just received froo Philadelphia a complete assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HAUDlVAliE, Q UEEJVS WA RE, TATIOJViRWbc.tc All of which will b- sold low for cash, or exchanged for suitable produce. THOMAS OWEN, Jr. Richmond, 4th mo. 22, 1826. 105. jYew Establishment.

rjpHE SUBSCRIBERS having entered into co 1L partnership, the Mercantile Business will be carrier! on under the firm of WRIGHT & BRIGHT WELL, At the old stand of John Wright, senior, on Main street. JOHN WRIGHT, Sen. BASIL BRIGHTWELL. Richmond, 3d mo. 9th, 1826

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ar leav ing directions in his will f.r the

. in iu ip itioti , f ail hi slaves 70 or CO in H UY are authorized to announce Olivf.r ; number, and bequeathing 5 or G00O dol- j jj Smith, of Coniiersville, Favette coun-

i.i r to u -n X V me expenc oi irat.sponti them to the African c 1 .nv. ,. V. Ol.cncr.

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ns -;.-,t. ;t-. in r:.it. , ! .llect d in 1 o .Y (ccdti tlose oflo.'ij count) in the Senate of the state, for the

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tv,(how Prosecuting Attorney for the 3d Judicial Circuit,) as a candidate to repre sent ttii Congrtstior.al District in tjie COth

Congress. : VVe have !)en requested, by Sfveral of his friend, to announce PATRICK BEARD as a candidate to represent this

77RIGHT & BRIGEITTBIjI eAVE NOW ON HAND and intend keeping a general asortmfiit of dry goods, groceries, Hardware, queensu are, IRON, NAILS, SALT, &c. Also a general assortment oi DRUGS and MEDICINES DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILSs SHOP FURNITURE, be. All of which will b suld on the mot reasonable term for Cadi or Merchantable Protluce. Rihtuond, 3.1 mo. 10. 18-26

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win occur i;a- -ar, overine ieieipi oi mtiv DiiMnrv j- i . . , . .i . n ' J A.Ml-.b RAuIDhN as u candidate to rept!ie laI, o as to w i II the amount f tdh i t- : , (1 fr..m t.-ll t . s700,nu. To this aretn! rcent Wavi.e county in the state Senate, l e added li.e dtitv en ;dt and s h at ac u-1 OCT" We are authorizi d to name VILlion. ctpial to n:)50,(K.)0. o that the reve- IJ AM STEEL, as a candidate to repre eue oi the Canal- h-r the cuirent ",; Srnt Wa ne county in the tate Senate.

will, it is supposed, leach Nl. 100.0(a) w bib the disbursement fT rc fairs, sola-

i i"s, ai d inteiesl I the debt, will i ot . X -j . d tc u represent Wane county in the c-ed Njt;VG0O, leaving a lalaiae of 675: lower house of the state Legislature. thousand doll . r to be applied to the X ' . i i-. tingu;! rm nt id the debt. Tl-if i a motj M' ' auspuieu3staten;et t.-.V V. An.ruon. ,! EUZJ n" WWLYK and

ELIZABETH I). WILLIAMS,

ESrT.C l r ULLY ink rm the- h;i.liH of Flich-m-nl and it virii iU . that they have com-

JOHN WRIGHT TlEGS leave uain to n quest, those who are in113 tlebted to him, to come forward and make imtBiHli:t f) oit, it the, wish t :ive cost. He hopes thi notice will be iuthciei.t. 31 month I Ith, 1825. 99

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teiiuplton.. me comrac tors on uie v.in.u , ( t lir((1 1 MILLINERY BUslNEsS, on Front l ave pnisecuted their L; o r through the;.Stret, a bw doors Muthof Dr. Grn?ith" Oi5-e,

v.inttr; and since theadvaite ol spring, ' vh.-re t! er iru-u.n m.y te iicron.mmiami on in, , , - .. , . ' i t' fc!orteft notice. 'I int-nd ueej tu roii.tantlv and Hie ai rival ol (a erahle weather, the - u U:uA a i;uu, llf,oMlu(1Ill of M.iiinerv-and

JOSHPH P. PLUMMEIl, H AS j'i-t n cemd irotn Philadelphia, in addition to his firmer stork of G-'ods, SrilVVV FLATS & GIPSIES, ( It PE LEECE, 3-4 1 fi-4 BLACK MODE, Mangled Bt nza!.. Bombazin Bomber zetts, A variety ofMoroico siiols ifc fcmis, Laventine oc changeable sarsintt silks. Large white and colored Casmere Shawls, black silk Hkfs. Super blue Casinett Broad cloth 6-1 COTTON DIAPER, White silk gloves and silk braid, Lenoes, Cambrics, &l B ok muslin Hkfs. GREEN SPLCTACLhS. I ALSo, I SADi ERV Ac CUTLERY, i ALL of which he otTt-rs on reasonable terms.

Richmond, 12th mo. 17, 1825.

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tat a! line, Irian this village to the I oi tage r ;,H urder in th line of their profession, will be

sunanit. ; reser,ta ier:o ol 'industry and : , punrtuallj attended to .1 t t V.t vr " Richm.md,4tli mo. 29, 1826

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por.a) innlding are eie( ling lor me at-j ys I, Chancerj

f)innu. nation of toe laborers, and the ne-p Jame W Maters & (earv nrenaialion rn ikin-' to nut the i Alexander M'.letc-r

imein'otderlor excavation. It is estiina-, AV cm,.lan.ant, upon affidavit file.!, she to

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JOHN D. CHAPr.lAN, (LATE OF VlKfJl.MA.) Attorney and Counsellor at Laze, lTt S entabhsheil himself in the town ol Ririi-

Mo.sd, Wavne countv, Indiana, uhr ho

will diligently attend to nil nu-iiie-. Consind to 1 him in hit profeion: and will regular! attend the I Circuit Courts in the cnuntie- ol Allen, R-.m'oYb, j Wav ne, Uni.m, F.ivetle and H-nrv and in Ohio, Pn-bh and I) irk counties. Any person entrieting 1 !um with bu-i!ie will have it punctually attended j to, to the bet of hit abilities. j Richmond, April 22, IG26. 105 ! ! : :

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-NCUn-ri,. sll((t, Vfrr , , i her seem to think that the dignity of the ; Jr.,e,, Bee-wax, srar, G.nsenc:, nn.i r i-" :-a1. i;I!... M.ce, - v,t.j, , i)(,J tlie nation, required that -uch dii unions ,, jn i:rrt-;rn,vi,h, at Johns ar mill, oa Green's I ork,

tiot: between this place and Akron, IS al j Wlureupon, the Court order notice of the j,ndleadv completed. S.-VTal locksare built,! -ncj ol thtseau-e to be puhlohed, for three week- , , . . s sMete-ively, in the P..t!io LeKer,a nt wspaper pnn or m o: i h ibiu; and an immense M''11-j :il ilu h,mU1,, , tl.e state of Indiana, at least ;' i . I j hit i iiuan led atf! prepared lor ! ;rv da prior to thr nrt Term of the Allen ":r-

t-.iber. We have not the means of a er- .-.nt Court, v, notify the tnid James W. Masters of;

, ,, , i i tri ; the pendei.cv d the vuit, and il heiloes not appear tail ing the I umbt r ol laborcis liovv ; Htllllll,:i,, ui.suer ordemur to the said complain pl..d, but it noit be huge, and will bej .Ulls p,jj (.,phunt, on or before the first da y of Ureoth tut reacd as (be summer advance.. !' th- m-xt l erm of the Vl!eU Circuit Court, the same l. : ...I .1 : ........ci... r I ill n4.!; w.ll be talirn aconle-ed aramthim.

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A copy. Tt. ANTHONY L. DViS,Clk. Henry Cooper Compluiuaut' Attorney. 10J 3 PRODUCE. ;HE following articles of produce will be recei-v-Li, veil on nhcn .tion for the l.EUEa, at the market price, if delivered at the Office, at Willinm

Wri2l.r store, in Milton, or at .Mills' More, in

rrenueHsee bett!em',t- vv lie U, ivy ', Y. ! P, u on, Sucar, Giuteinr, Pte.-wax, Camllt s, Flax, I Wool, Linen, ila-. 'Ce.

in readint s for the uavigaliou ot boats the ,

ens ti ing autumn. Ilt ra Id,

The House of Representatives has-been converted into a bear garden, where the di -app inted friends of Mr. Calhoun exhibit their spleen and insolence; and v. here language; Midi as would di-gracc the -h tmbb s i bandied about, and the Speak--r dot , not inlei fere, nor does any tnein-

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W. H. VAUGHAN,

ESPECTFULLY mformt his tri. nds, and the

Miblic in central, that he has removed from

Ceutrevil'e to Richmond, where he has op ned a huiiM- of PUBLIC EN I ERTAINMENT, in the building formerly occupied by E. Laey . Hii sta-b!iti-is equal to any in the state; his bar will be recuiarly furnished with choice foreign and dometic liquor, and hi table Mipplied with the best the market atforiU. His old customers arc united to gie him a cnlJ. Richmond, Dec. '2 1, 1325. Ri

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FARMERS, LOOK HERE! jTjyili: ui)scriber will pay CASH f. r Fat Cattle, 4X1 Veals and goad Weather, delivered to hiui in Kichiiiond, or he will go nut und bring them in. At:dv at Robert Morrison''. 1 ' J DANIEL REIP. April 15, 1G2G. lOt-j FY Jacob Cook, in New-Garden n.wnship, 44 Wayne county, Indiana, BLACK MAUL, about fifteen hand huh, upf.oseil to be nine or ten years old, with one saddle mark on b. r back on the nearside; both hums appear to be a little wm-fjal-ed ; both him! feet and her left fore foot white mar her oaK.r joint. nr other marks or brands; appraised to ihiVty-five dollars, by Charles Marine :,nd Wiiliaui W b!.

1 certifv the r.Love t be a true eo-y irom my es- ,;. (il; WILLIAM PEELI.i:, J. P.

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