Public Leger, Volume 3, Number 109, Richmond, Wayne County, 27 May 1826 — Page 3
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.ff tides agaiMtthe foes of the people." Ossian. r l , ron7T7fcorr.v l ooks from tl.is 0, are requested to return tbim immediately. We ret to loam that serious apprehensions are enl-t.l;rnrJbvcMirf.irrClrs,thr,t their crops will ho c'tirelv d;itroed by the ravact s of the arm; icorm,
Her hasappt-arcJ in "vat uumLers, witiun a low
The Message of President Adam?, on our first . -e. together with other documents relative to the C-eek Treatv, has been published since its r.itificatijn. It is a lucid and comprehensive detail f the re.tsjnrv which he has luen governed in this imrortant nnd trying affair.
MR. R.iyDQLVIl.On our frit page we have n so rue extracts from the six htjut fanfaronade v f this senator. An unprejudiced peron,wi think, r j-t -ee ia tr.i fi cimen niurh to Liame. nothing fex:i:-e. AM his spct ches are of a similar character Yttlhe are commended by ome, and Ian led tjtlie verv jkies. Fortunately, howrvtr, for the , .';;..a:5tr.:i.n a;itl for the country , these are I ut ,cv ,., r. and thts mi rincij ltd opposition, t f v i.e ti the gallant champion, i confined, in a cr. .it u.ea.ire, to a few ambitiuu and restlcs dem---o!i-. The cre.it body cf the people an uninf. ttcd ti ,y repose a caif.dcnce m tht wisdom ar.d iutntv of the u!a.ini'trati.n, which inspires thim toire.it these rar.tin.: of an in potent opposition as J-..-- shoal i he tre ited with "m iHt.'e coi tt-mpt." Ii t .r. wii p:'rt r ii c country, we know the ptojd -ve.tht PEOPLE helievt- thai the wheels of ncr::n. i.t :re ir.ov ed by a:i n-ent, st once faithful a ; , f ; L't on ti e sober and industrious p. rt o-ani:Lumt th--c bitter mvrctivi s wi.l have jio ltht) will sweep by hurru'o. ? as theblats -jr. t ti.e t eak of Chinihoraio. Hut tho ten t:.-.i. n nr.: ;hi..k them powerful and v. t ll-de.-t rv ed s::-l-. "r..::t;tke tr.c va.oo of the shaft f t the of t!.e tow." Ti.e ireeci.e of ilan k-!; h are u stain upon the !A.r chtrartcr c!' tht iti.itc. They have fixed th?re t ,-ot ufu.ii liole reproach, nM to be r n.otai i 2! t a tour.- cf thgrariel and m.it.H e,.n !uct. ilj Lb'.e as we are, we Acl this disc race weak a cur v ice ruaj be, ve cannot hut e rei-c it m 01 d. .i.ur.g conduct so unworthy that body. If f-y vi w vulJ a ;k, was the madmr.n permitted 1 1 u to rer.vert the Ser.ate thiin.h r iato an arena K r unq:iii.od uli:?.1 a sctne where redd, heart! and ! ca!i;r.;t should s;td it fhait of p io:i at t3 hith h:srh and low" v io! ate the sanctitv cf th-- tiT.h drw n-rih t;. c harat ter- of ti.e v t r erated dead, a:; J darken thm with flimede !.:l-e-h: ji zr.l co!;' iou n.is-r. preHLtction ! :rureU,
cvt -v Senator houl I have ft It it ha duty to jrrv-it ra.h .-r- vii! itj:.s r.f r rarrit t and I un.iii.ifi
CuU' ! it hp that there w ss a w ;t-.ht-ry in iat.do!; hs
w, -r Is a t; . !', fatil ai C.rce" u. th- flow f hi-
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i.:-,-n v. r:. ,.i..,r.;,- ti.vm l-r m.ikir an clT.rt It :r--r-.' tl jr char irter sailed I v th t u h of ;r , : :ti r. ? 01; the fa.ot; iub
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the evil, viz: all Iiou?cs over ten fzzt in height must be built of brick or stone, and streets of proper width, arc laid out at right nr.pries.--t7. S. Gazette.
LMrRcsiMEXY.-h U pn.itivrly stated, that enptai;: C!e vi ii.j;, of II. 13. M ijestys ship Uudwinp, impressed two of the crew of the bri: Pharos, of Boston, while she layin the harbor of Sierra Leone. Caotain
Merchant, who commanded the brig, when !
lie applied tor his men, is said to have been treated with great indignity. A few days after, commodore Bullen, having arrived, ordered the release of one of the men, because lie had an American ''protection," but detained the other as an Englishman, fur the want of one! This is the first case of impressment, wc believe, that has occurred since the late war, and wc shall be much surprised, indeed, if it is not met with a resolution that it hall he the hat. The British pretended "right of search" is sustained hy the act of com. Lallan, as well in the release of one of the men, because that he had a "piotection' as in detaining the other, because
he had none. We did hope that the prac- ! tice of granting protections had lung sizxe j
ceased. It partial!, admits the right of SH3LOy ARl SFc
examining the crews of our vessels, which , LIZA 1). WHARTON, lormerh of Washingthe national feeling will not, at this day, H &s-' ,u" rtv, and l;te of Columbia, Pennsylvania, admit of, and which must not be allowed: '! lliOUA WIIIGI1T. of this place, reipect- , .i . . . rj. , ; '"Hy inform the Ladies f Kichuiond and its viciniand the retaining of the Seaman, because ;) ty, that thrv have commenced the above business, he was without a paper protection, shews f n IVarl street, a f w doors north of Mr. Philip that British officers et feel themselves au- J1"";' inn; wle'e intend keej.inp conMant.i i . . i . ii iv on hand an assortment of plain and fancy JSIIIjthoried to act asjudgef, jurors and t xecil- !; LLUl ,the latent fashions from Philadelphia, ttotiers of our people. '1 his will not be ! All erd rs in the line of their profession attended to permitted. If the case is made out to the i " 'o u,rtrst notice.
'iiviii3umiiriins uieaciieu anu prestco, aucj .alter d tonnv pattern. llirhmond May 27, 1003 - TAKE NOTIClT IIO$E indebted to the subscriber, either by not ir book account, are mrnestJy requested to settle tin ir respt ctive accunts as soon as possih e as they may thereby save costs. WILLIAM BULLA. WajneTonihij, May 27, 1S26. 1093
AUGUST ELECTION. tT We have been authorized to announce the following gentlemen as candidates for tht offices to which their names are severally annexed: n K PR E S EXT A T I V E TO CONGRESS. OLIVER II. SMITH. SENATOR FOR WAYNE. PATRICK BEARD, JAMES RARIDEN, WILLIAM STEEL. REPRESENTATIVE FOR WAYNE. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, JOHN M'CLAIN, Jr. IIKNKY HOOVER, MATTHEW D. SPRINGER, ABEL THORN BERRY.
president as it is stated in the papers, wc ferl perfectly confident, that a positive understanding will he demanded on this interesting subject at once; and that, though Great Brit. .in ma hold oulfr the principle, she w ill be required at least, to ab t mi frm the pr-.ctice. The'4ibits of stripped buttti g at ti e mast-1 e ds' of our ve-eU, must protect those uho sail under
them, except from civil proces?,whib' lying J AlUn Circuit Tour, November Ttrm, 1825.
ml ireign parts, or fer oII-miccs committed agaifist the lau-i. The nation will resolutelv and unanimously support the admin istratioa in any measure adopted to forbid t!u impressment of our gallant seamen. T'iii outrage would not have been cotn-
llnbert Turner and Mary hii wifV," late Marv Wi lls, and rt lie ol William Weils, dec-a9ed, vs.
Jaiue IL.rklfj nadRihecca his wife, Inn- iti becca Well?, Jarut s In Chancery.
v ulcott and Pol!y his wile, late
Lleo Die
SnjMIE SUBSCRIBERS have just received from
ruladclpfua a ceneral assortaaent of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEEN SWA RE, &c.
! Toffffther with a jrood lot of best JUNIATA IliON,
Sl tKL, LASimus, anu LEATHCK, all oi which tbey will fell on the most reasonable terms fur CASH or approved country produce, such as linen, fea?hers, bee-wax, tallow, ginseng, sugar, rags, llax, &c. Green and dry hides and skins taken for leather or eroods. WILLITS & ANTRIM. Milton, May 16, 1826. 103-3 josephp. Piiurjrjnn, HAS just received from Philadelphia, in addition to his former stock o." Goods, STRAW FLATS & GIPSIES, CR4PE LEECE, 3-4 & 6-4 BLACK MODE, Mangled Bengals, Bon:bazin cv Bombazctts, A variety of Morocco si.'ocs &L pumps, Laventine 8l changeable sarsinet silks. Large white and colored C-ismere Shawls, " black silk Hkfs. Super blue Casinetts & Broad cloth, 6-4 COTTON DIAPER, White silk glov es and silk braid, Lenocs, Cambrics, & Book muslin JHkfe. GREEN SPECTA CLLS. ALSO, SAD? ERY & CUTLERY. ALL of which he offers on reasonable terras, Richmond, 12th mo. 17, 1825. 08
jYcw Establishment.
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muted, had an American lorce of ejual Al(;kv Willian, W. Well,, strength to that o the British been hii g- t h i Gresor WVIN, Velverton
Si rr i ? rvr.- nr if tlm n in.vtotl.i ! PaTti u W til?, and Julian Wells. 1
would have been punished, on the instant, H SNf-w, Complainant, by their counsel, . i , i ,, . -, , ( and move the Court to appoint a cuardiaii for Ins base and toward!, ac t. Clncrmg U(i uum. m this ran..-, lor Samuel Gr gor Wells, appear to be an overbearing and impu- j Yclv. rton P.ivtn W ll, and Julian Wi IN, minors det t tellow, ai il apt to commit outrages an lmfoas under ce; thereupon the Curt ap,i j r j i 1 1 , point Bi ni. B. K rtln val, w ho cons nt to erve as on the dcfencele-!,ut the impremcnt ,u:Ul1i:iI) ,ure,a,d fur ?a,d minors: and ,t appear-
now made the doint? cf com. Bullen,
rrpiIE SUBSCRIBERS having; entered into coJL partnership, the Mercantile Business will be carried on under the firm of WRIGHT & BRIGHT WELL, At the Id stand of John Wright, senior, on Main street. JOHN WRIGHT. Sen. B ASIL BRIGHT WELL. Richmond, 3d mo. Oth, 1826
me to the Court, upon affidavit riled.
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f ONGRL55. Buines:s was prore-s
th spirit and activitv. Seeral hiil hverc rct.orted in the Senate to reduce the y:.trijr.af flLe President. In taking fr m n ti.e richer of appointment to variou-
The 1 no trade is Ini-k on the coat
uefortunate Afiica, tarried on under the! French and Spani-h lla it is only, how- j ever, the latter which the British may cap-J ture; imt Christian map-sty hav:ni;j retained io himself the care of his own manpir.ites. One British vcsel captured r.'d.' "1 e in the cour-c of one tnoiith. Ore I'reich .'iiip had left the coa-t with from ? 0 to 1,000 on board stowed like her I rin - in a barrel. The example in Ha) ti 1- iot to the Wet India planters, and j wlxn thev shall ful it, how can we pity them? -YiW. i
II li'.mm If H tils are not residents t the iate of Indiana, therefore it is t.rdcred tv the Court thnl
j 'he j endt licy ufthicaue be published three weeks
successively in th Public- Leger, i ewpaper, printed at iiichinond , in this tate, to notify the -aid Jav.rs It'ootcvtt anl Polly his wife, late Polly Hells, and It iMam lt ll tlls of the endency of this suit, and that if they do not fippeur and plead, answer,
nr demur to the i.ti l Complainants1 bill of comj hunt, on or ht lore the tint day of the next Term ..f the ll n Circuit Court, the same i)l Lc ta) as coulifsnl as auM them. A copy Te-t. ANTHONY L. DAVIS, Clk January ;0th, lb'2o 10L 3
WRIGHT t BRIGHTVELIj eAVL NOW ON HAND and intend keeping a general assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCEIUES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, IRON, NAILS, SALT, Also a general assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OLS, SHOP FURNITURE, &c. All of which will b sold on the most reasonable terms for Cah or Merchantable Produce. Richmond, 3d mo. 10, 1826.
JOHN WRIGHT BEGS leave again to request those who are dehted tu him, lo come forward and make mediate puj merit, if they .visb to save cps
m-im-
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rl ise U ar.krupt bill was laid on the table ttlio Scr.ate,cn the 4th, witli a notice
""To Mr. Ilavi.e that he U(uld call it up -"tly ia the t cxt h 5-ion. bill to aid certain Creek Indian? in irremoalleMid the Mi-irippi, pasM thtSer.ate, and had pa-sed to a third dh?inthc other House. j Tneapprojalation bill for carryinc into fft-ct the Creek Tieatv , parsed the IIou;e f Keprefcritativts on th. otl, A nrr,f,.o
si-ned Ly all the Georgia delegation.
e vote wasICT aye?, 10 noes. 1 1JC -f-'te have refused to hold a con"cc with the other Houm- rcMectinc
tr di.Terrr.crron the Judiciarv bill.
ihe bill -rantii.c land to Illinois, to aid
J cor.Etruction of a canal, was rejected v tl.r r.-tii.-otc of the Yice President. J be bi.l authorizint; the subscription, f t:e part cf the United States, of a thouiidharecjn the sU.cL of the L.ui5iille
r-d crtland Canal Company, has become
iUV.
Canad k. The work on the vessels on the stocks in all the shipyards at Montreal h.as l een stopped, in consequence of the embarrassed tatc of trade, to the serious inj'iry of the mechanic and laboring classes. The Quebec G iz-tte states, that the reaction of the late distress in Great Britain U now felt in Quebec, and there is at present a ucneral jloom and want of confidence in the trade of the Province.
1 he-interesting and imposing ceremony kvitiKthe corner stone of tb hit I.rh
? llae Mi;inii Canal took place one WedNay, the I Ttl mst. at Reading.
(Mr. Gallatin-h-s been appointed, bv 1 resident and S.-nate.minister to Eni! th,; i place of Mr. Kin2. rc sip!t-d, uofl.iabad !jc:lith. This smpoirt' ?M wo Hank, will afford almost u i;JrI satufactioa. US.
MANUFACTURES. -Hy reference to our a-.tf rn papers we perceive that the b-islature of Massachusetts lias incorporated a new town in that state, by the name of LOWELL, containing about 4 square mile, with a population of 2,500 souls. This town is the scat of a ereat number
of factories, whose erection and surccssfulj operation have given the above population to a place that a few years since was al-j most uninhabited. The principal facto-1
ries are those of the Mvrimac Manufacturing Company, and Hamilton Manufacturing Company. The former has a capital of ,s;l, 200,000, use annually 450,000 lbs. of cotton, making two millions yards of cloth, midlives employment to 9C7 'persons 2D9 males and CCS females. The latter has a capital of $000,000; some of their buildings are erected, and others .are in a state of forwardness. It is stated that the Merimac Canal leads to the new town
and atlords the mot ample facilities forj transportation of the raw materials, and j manufactured coeds. Nearly two mil-j lions of doll us vested in cotton factories, and tlie advantages. of a canal, must of 11c-1 cessity give life and vigor to a place, if' economy and good calculation characterize j the exertions of agents. A wise and aalu-!
tary provision has been made in the regu
Vertical Spinner.
1 5rn.UK Si nSCUIltF.R tatc. this n-ftlmil t- .- i J; .1 . it. .!.. 1.. - 1 lit
lorni mi; 'tunc ir.ai in nii! jmrcuarcu ii. clu.iveright of JOHN BROWNE patent VEJRTICAIj spinner, For the Count y cf Ji'aync Indiana, and that he furni'h Machiiit-s upon the hortest notice, ut i. rate of sixtee.n doli.ahs each, Tith a reaonabk credit, if required. This machine is well calculated for duration, very simple in its construction, and will produce more yarn from the roll than four common u heels, with less labour, and of a superior quality. Th? subscriber wishes not to recommend these labvur-saving machines hither than they will recommend thtmselve by their utility: but tkat perions deirous of purchasing them would call at RICHMOND, or at NF.WPOUT, in New-Garden towrxhip, where they will be kept in operation, and examine their merits for themselves NATHAN SMITH. Richmond, May Oth, 1826. OThe following certificate nnd recommendations were copied from Ci. Coffecn'i advertisement, in a Lebanon paper: Waynesiille, On'o, 'lugust 6, 1825. WE, the undersigned, certify, thut iMrs. Worrell, of thi place, did spin three cuts and sixty threads handsome woollen yarn, from the roll, in thirty minutes, on a VERTICAL SPINNER, of six spindles, exhibited in this place, by Mr. Coffeen. II. LATH ROp, JOHN WORRELL. Jbanon, Ohio, ,ut '22, IG25. - Havin- seen tho VERTICAL SPINNER in operation, 1 take much pleasure, in compliance with the request of Mr. Colleen, who has acquired an interest in the patent right, to state my opinion of it. It uppers to me, thnt it is well adapted to the s.aving of much labour, and that it recommends itself to the public patronage, by that consideration, U3 well as by its stent cheapness and utility, 3 HENRY CLAY. July IB, IU25. 1 have eena spinning machine, called the VEI!T1CAL SPINNER, exhibited during the last session of th L"cidature of New-York, at Albany, by Mr. West, and I then concurred, in the general opinion, thou entertained in favor ofitsgieat utility, and I h ive seen no reason since to chango that
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DEW ITT CLINTON.
103.
JEW AMERICAN SPELLING BOOK.
TOR SALE at this office, by the dozen or single, Rulers Nc:: American Spelling
lation of the i.-w town, which scarcely 1 hoax.
too late to remedy j April 1, Z20.
ever thuugiit i f until
trie undersigned have this day taken out 44 lett ers cf administration on the estate of John Charles, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and persons having demands, are requested to present the same, within one year, propcrl authenticated, to cither of the subscribers. The estate is solvent.
HENRY THORN BURGH.) a.
oth mo. JGlh, 1826.
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE. WILL be sold, at public vendue, at the late dwelling house of John Charles, deceased, ia Wayne township, on the 15th of next month, all the personal property belonging to the estate of the aid decedent, among which are Fifteen or twenty Horses and Colts. The sale will commence nt 10 o'cloek, A. M. a'.d continue from day to day, until the whole is g' ,ne through vith. Due attendance will be given, and terms made known on the day of sale, by HENRY THORN BURGIL ,tj HENRY HOOVER, 'idmrs. 5th mo. 16th, lfc2G. 103-3 W. II. VAUGHAN, TTTJESPECr FULLY informs hi? ftunds, and the ILu, public in general, that he m removed froca Centreville to Richmond, whr.fc he has opened & house of PUBLIC EN TERVAtNMENT, in tlio building formerly occupied t'y E. Lacy. Hi tabling is equal to any in the slate; his bar wiJl bo regularly furnished with c'loice- foreign and domestie liquor?, and bistable jpplied wit the best the market allonls. Ilia eld customers rc invited to give him a call. Richmond, Dec. !2d, 1C25. CG,
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BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, BLANKS, HORSE BILLS, CARDS, LABELS, Slc. &c. Neatly executed at thisofli.ee onrcasonabJe term, and on the shortest notice.