Public Leger, Volume 3, Number 129, Richmond, Wayne County, 28 October 1826 — Page 1
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mCnMON1X WAYNE COUNTY, INDUNJTSATURDAY,
OCTOBER 28, "1826.
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p.ii-.m-, mclhodlsis aid quakd; poet andprosers; old and voung, join together in the "social t-ircl- ." and tell their taloS amWrack their jokes" and spout their
politics, with friendship and gleeful feci iio '
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r-tht- ; ir.itio i ol tl.o i?ir: . -iTf'"1 I f'Hi ; to tle mutual iii t ri t
v, it m V i ;,'!:it,!. r i t .ki n ! t Ir-- tt ni i :mntiic, and ",-v it;: ! ' util al: arrearages aie ,. -;v -1 1 - -n 1 1 1 Hinrt1 nt tl c rxpirattr: ; : rii "! iV?r, will bo consult r - ' !) y itt."? rim.' httvf the postage
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insi smc.- 1 ne population oi Upper Canada, it, IHIO, was not considered to j exceed 50,000; now,,fn in the best infor-
matioru u is at least 200.000. In 1 3 J 2, on the Canada side of Lake
Ontario, there were but three merchant !
;;! or lvr.HTl?IN. :. tii:'i'!.ri' tut-. fx -Sh --nl.
it !it- in It v 4 n t- ;rnjtrtin.
; New IlAMrsiiiRF.. Several individuals in the vicinity o Concord have recently j devoted some attention to the cultivation
f the Mulberry, aed the manufaclure of'
: MlK, and the Uev. Dr. U ood, of Roscowefi, h Lake Ont;
, n.iMorome years past supplied lib family , with s?ilk from hi own unrden. j 3lAssAriiusr.TTs. At Fill River, a tew ! years airo. there were only 7 or G houses, a saw and cri-t mill, and one fat ton, built in
9 over 40 ton?. Now there are 30, fNo danger th . r . . LI-
ter, f nope yule h this and I'll put t usband up to jjettin' all the Vribers he can for yu and next tim' I mm down. Til fetch tu .?e.9arid i)uv one of vure Canawls,
I and a pocket full of apple for the chihfrcA! ; musiit eat many tho' k.z' the're green
iniulo. It now presents the appearance of huihess and prosperity. In about onefourth of a mile, the little stream, tributa
it.'Urt'i .r f tht l idors r.f the ! ry to the Taunton river, falls 110 feet, and
here is the secret of the worth and enterprise of Fell River. The old saw mill and tho ellow fat ton are still stm-dii.ir. hm
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re;iir taieous and space of the descett to the river, there now d friised. Tho j stand ten factories, all x ept one are built
in ;n W t;e Iii i: the rain i, of brick or tone. and ant.)t the most ex
or 10 over that burthen.
lSi2, there was not a steamboat known or. an of the Lakes.
1 r26, there are on the Canada side of
rio, seven superb steam boats.
nu on the American side two small ones.
Russian jnode of hecruiting. A this period there ame t. T- hornaia, two Ruffian cflierrs with several st rjatds, whe were much more hke Cossacks than soldiers.
j Their appearance was the universal sig- ! nnl ot mourning they came to recruit. ! They proc-lninied, in the emperor nam",
that on a certain day, all the men in the dfetrict, whatever their age might be. were to assr mble in the public square, there to be inspected. At the appointed day every one was on the spot; but it was with the utmost repugiiame that they had obeyed.
Ail the wemen were nlaced on the other
; i u- p. Ke. p t..e urtau. tensive and best proper! iciitd building of ji side, and a xiou?ly waited for the result j r. i t d : " in rn takint: ll.e as- i the kind in Neu-lvl.- .tid. One of the of the inspection ; and some of tin m were :vc(wlr.-x ep.t in rnc instance, j factories is 200, antT pother IGl feet in t crying hitferh. We were present at this a !.dl full) one m'de in extent, j! length. There arc V.J cotton mills in op sci lit . Tlte . ffn , r- j laced the men in two At.iMi.Ud. Fti m thi- town tlie j.eration. contait-inc aln.ut 10.000 spindles, i row?, r.id passed alonr the ranks very : r i !i tt a -idera Lie oirtat ce i aid three other iu.t comnieeriiKT nn,r:i. Ll.'r N.t. ..a t.r. i i
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Mamn, ano j tiofis on a very large m ale there is otie , nian. and he was immediately taken to a mpoe ! XtettSive raitiil.ft lactor . which operates ' ! I i 1 1 le trrn t!:if tc fY.rrvw.st ir. Ilw r..ir.
I p! s e- the; have been c.ini- J oO la. .in iwa calicc-printing establish jj .f th? -quarr. When they had ru ov r iia the hilb-nle h-r a pbue to j: ment, that turn out 200 pieces of calico ji the tuo rows, they again insp ced tiie
c .u "i :u iu le : I' i ; tlireen-t mill, two saw nali, uwu thev h a?:
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To ila -c u u ! i m irhmc sh.p. six
?J t apart, made t!.f rn walk,
carding machines : and strip, irriia! :hm it; a word, such a
n.ita tje exterd. d ptaii ol J, tor extern wte!. and '.fie ?hirgle and lath '.: r.nr re rutii..g councils did in eur depart- . e urh at tlie I i.u that i la re mill At th-. n. n;lu of the Vt ; ( am are ex-j m"r-t for man ars. V!ien a m n wa
11 appear afit-.-t u; tillal h f tensive iron works f.llti.g and slittiiej ; x imin-d, he was allowed h- t!s and then
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a;p.ii pb a- d with it : mill. 1 nail factor , 1 hlastii .i furnat v ai d
phaih thrf'h tlie h pii u j a h te. The mills, &.C. ie t nqdovniei't
!-': they hold it b i tile and j; to ab.nt 1 300 person?. There are alo 4 i " a! i b n n.t a: f han tn etii luai.e. 3b stores, a tavern, a pi i"
s il ot the Mi- 1 ti'Ji! t flic-, 3 r h . i iai . 3 aJt'M .;e , one
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t V- iatew ai( v. Our farn-ei-it - p u.Mirs of tr ba c o and Liraiti. ) t ; is I n:: ;. t k of shet p. ' ': m ton i i a f k t-f live I ii a.ijt ct utity is Dit k r-'tr-d ri inn ; bant .t( k. N "i !lhiid i'ii;s throtiixh tlii 11 '- t ikraen are cnjai;e ot . i ' !i to a di-ta; e bea,t!
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the crowtl laised a sheut cl ; or be wa : immediately put in irons in ti e presence , of his family, wl.o raised crie of despair; J tliis m-a a tit f r service. These unfor funa! i it Lrs. tl u chained up, were kepi lout of view till ihe er moment of then ! departure. N ? t laims'.vere valid against 1 the rerruitiog thVer; age, marriaie, the
I iie contain TOO.c hildren, under Hi year ii duties r quired to be paid to i- tir.n parent. "fa-jr; 2J) du elliog 1ioues. containing 7o! were all if no Avail; snttime, indeed, i
j hcick ard,anda hai l;, with a capital ot r N 1 00.000. Ttet e are eight public scboo's
averauint; fortv scholars each. The il-
; i mi lies, w e re t ttctejil in K!23, ai d 30 an
happened, and that h it ran Iv, that a se ret arrangement w ith the e filler for a sum
ui!t and building this year. The i urn
er of ir.habi'ants is about 2000. The j! of money saved a young man, a husband.
, whr.b watr r pwer is iat yet employed. ; md f oir more factories may be erected oi
di-tatte wet of Si . j t he M ream. ni wi'.tcr. I a th j; New York. By the constitution ofthis
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late, free nl.ick holding property to the
f; v. a- f rit i. an ; onount f N2a0 are permitted to vte. : - :-t !u idge arcidr ( tur. i Out of 175.000 inhabitants in the city. 1 wl.tr-- it leai ti.e d !h re are but IGtolon tl persons who are i"a w ik. a large biidgi -tttilel ton vote. ' a ea av.-.tion into thi 'it Nohth Cakoeiva. The alarm which
l .itv P-etd'ti!. I suppose ;! prevailed in this tate on the subject o!
knowo: twentv -two ;! -earcitv, has subsided. ihe c r. ps have
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r a father, fnm thtscaprite, for he na j hound by no rule; it often happened also. ! that he marked out for the army a young j man whose w ife or mistn s- was coveted ! v a neighboring lord, or whom ii justica red in ita!' d a ii rei:d-r-d suspected. i jMi inoirs f a French Si rjcant.
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ought we we hav'nt t ame
to them yet! - Pray don't fail for all our cussins up in'Hiowill be tickled to pieces to hear what a likely match Mima's made
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Trie old ladv then made for the door, and exit Mrs Saddlebags to our no small gratification; for we were ahead tired of her garrulity. She gave us no due to her datcr'a name, residence, or any particular save what we may gather from tlie foregoing dialogue, whereby to enable us to publish the desired statement but as she promises so fairly to endeavor to augment our subscription list, we pledge ourselves to comaly with her wishes whenever possessed of the requisite inform ttion and thereupon relinquish all claims to both 'doughnuts and hukkleberry rum, and will moreover agree to let Mim herself go unkisserf9 that is ifsAchas no object ion.
The British Government issued an order in Couo. il which, aoiong other provisions, prohibits any direct intercourse 'etwen the United States and the i ladia Llands in the possesion of Gr-at Br itain, after the 1st of December uexi. It is said, by the New York G iz tte, on the authority of letters from Engl n-d, that Mr. Gall.tin is engaged in negot iations, and had oecc or twice conferred personally with Mr. C. inning, in relation to his ordei, and that he would probably succeed in preventing it from being carried into effect.
v.ition not more i turned out well, and it is said that from 5
: i.i'' roi. -! hrok ii -'. ott
ia thi. ke. . I 'i.ta , I ! t orn was selling at 00 cents per bU'ht l.
'I he turn ! to 20.000 bane! of surplus corn will he . inn slr.a : xported frtan JMgecnd)e tountv. Old
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'berwi-t. it will be fer a II Sir. Isau: Coffin. It is stated that S
' :. fttiguiug ttad. ii Isaac C fin tluii: g his bite visit to N.n- ' . t!. -, ;,t ofiustice for : tut ket, purchased a fine academy tor the ! . iO.erdth.'uilv situated on l purp se of t fim alii g all the childien who ' 'e , ,',, , li,!,.; w ahed bv j; are named CdVni and the tb st endent oi
hut a r. ad port of the N - I; Collin. Five trustees-are to be appoint-
from the Uiif ;; e.j. aji ot tne name oi 'iun, to superin
tend the afTnrs of the titulion. It is aid that the admiral has appropriated fund for the support of the academy forever, and a gentl man of tids c.itv, w ho is a descendant from some of the Coffins at Nantut k-t, it i upposetl w ill take c harge of the Ct llin s bool. -V onp'.pir.
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- a!.iit era- theUai (1 inl' ;i pi h e ol t Oitsidei a hb' "v I -tore, f tavert s. 0
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T'T!! ip dly on e!te U t. fas' j I' " ft ji-ti. derominatio. : Cmmkuck or tiik Lakhs .hnrriefm u . Fii..; a!. Metho.iit-. j; u'!r. Steam hiig Superior, built at Bulla ' ,; la - ;.,.. L-gbts: It o. 31T. tons; steam boat Henry Clay , built :r! e nn i tiiaj hou-e in town. 1! at Blat k Ro k,ab.ut 300 loe; stt am boat f i t thi i l.tre. hke I Niagara, bt.ilt at Bbt k Rot k, about 200
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i- ra ;rl ed uith go d ! ton; steam boat Pioneer, built at Bi o k
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':!-l!'.iw ! i ....-on la ad with!: ptiz-, built at Cb-aveland, O do, about 00 ;' : ' ahvideii htb.s at!l ton; tt am boat William Penn, built at
; " " :nie, how. v. r. he iia ! Frie. !a. about 200 tons; jdeatnboaK -hip--o , c .,., v j!h ., ,-r. ,w n.N ,ilt at Lutralo, about 1 00 tons. ;0i'f ' .it;..,s,.d, ..ioe that I hnvej Brides thi-e -even tivum bats, nearly
' '" ., u ftr . ( hi Jj too sail of biigs and M'hooi.eis navigatt
.. ; : . At.-! the at c:irel j' Iike Krie. Y:tla.(. aiea'dl kn.w. !' The v illage of Bufla.ocontnin d in ! C20 '.yi;r-' 'd' good fellawfhip p.rve I' 1 200 inhabitants ; in IC25, 2.00 inbabi t'V ' f :' !! z t. !!,; M.,.aks ii taf.t; and the population is ' mv t-linja !'-i.:-. ai.N. e.i.r. . h .r ! t,.!:,t IwlwceiMi and 5000. Tlie I Ullll'i I
;y ''T- ..j,. - !:, r;; to t i: ! ol building erected I'.ts v ear, (int hiding . 5 ' ' : hM, is tn rrl.nr.ts. i! lhoei.tw building,) is ah- ill 200. H.i
" k ii,- r,, i,. f; m .s . xlnbitsa wondcdulincreabu ni i.Mim.bo l-'t'bvtena:.!:, epitco-j; berhocd.
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Fr m tho Caosal of I utt'tcnco "Good mornin. mister Piinteiv' said an elderly lady (wln m, for the sake ol an appt llative, and from her careless manner and smokv dried visage, we shall denominate Mrs Stirfflcbaxs.) w ho applied at air elbow a few das ago k'Good mornin, -ir. Why han't u printed my dater'smar rv in vomo Canawl paper?"' "We do not know w ho y our rioter is ; and ii is not customary to pu'dish marriages ualess handed to us by someone vouching their correctness.'" 'Don't you know my dater?-Wby rtiy. I tho'l printer men knowd every thing! and as to voire n for her corelessness.'l don't sec any thing careless about it for I and husband and all our people
tho't M'tna wasgoin to make a pretty clever match on't her spark was main hkelv; th' artcrall he would take a dr ip o the bev iUhin, now and then but that wa only jest when he went a buskin when he come a sparkin' he was as regbr as a ock. 'Very well, madam, but there
j is a certain custom which is indispensable j on these occasions; It is customary to rtreivc, on Ihe publication of a marriage, a j portion of the w tiding cake as a present " fl it? Why rah; but I sposc yu aim a j goin' to he hard w ith a body ; for to tell y u Ihe right down plain truth of the business, ioii'ter Printer, our Mima did'nt hav no
I cake, nor w ine, nor nothin,' only some, do- ' nuts, and them was spil't. k. ze she let tl e i fal katch lire: y u need'nt laft tan't kaze jwe'em slingv 'lis the rale sartin truth.
ar d iiow nnter Printer, we il take it very kind of yu, if yu'll publish Mima wetldin" and PIT warrant yu wont lose notion" up our wav ; and if ever y u cum there we shall he like tu see yu, and if yule, jist tell us when yure tannin,' our Mima shall have .(.me of her best hukkleberry rum and l.u.uts to treat yu not burnt ones, neither andif that won't du m. mav k'ss Mima into the bargain. Now ruty mister Pun
Whether education should be at the public expense, or be left wtmlv to individuals, is a question that opens a verv expensive fndd for discus-ion, and many str g argumeot mav te adduced on both sith s. That it should be promoted and encouraged by the government, there can be no doubt, but what portion of tlie expense, if am, should be defrayed from the public treasury, is not so easily determined. If is certain, that no expenditure by ihe government can more etb ctuallv promote national wealth and pmsperitv, than the general diffusion of knowledge; and it is equ div certain, that unless the government defravs a portion of the expense, it never will beceme general. There are, and .always must be, a vast main people in e ry country, who either want the means or i(e inclination to educate their children, at d it therefore seems necessary and proper, that the government should-da something towards promoting an objv-ot of such pubhe importance; and that a tax upon Hie community at large, for this purpose, is bath desirable and proper, a national point of view. Parents who neglect to educate their children, do not merely prejudice their children by such neglect they prejudice the public also; and it tin retore behoves the public to adopt c-ffet lual measures, to prevent the evil it may sustain in consequence of the negb ct or inability of parents to educate their c ildren." Raymond.
Laughter. A witty writer says, in praise of laughter, "laughter ha- even dissipated disease and preserved life by a sudden effort of nature. We are told that the great Erasmus laughed so heartily at tlie satire by Reuehlier and Van Hutten, that be broke an imposthurne, and recoveted his health." In a i gular treatise on laughter. Joubert gives tw o similar instances. A patient being very low, the physician, win bad ordered a dose of ihubarb, countermanded the medicine, which was left on the table. A monkey in the room,
jumping up, discovered the goblet, and having tasted made a terrible grimace. Again putting only his tongue to it. he p-r-; reived some sweetness ol the dissolved ! manna, while the rhubarb had surd; to 'he bottom. Thus emboldened, bt swallnwa d
i the whole, but found it such a nauseou3
potion, that, after many strange and tuntastic grimaces, he grinded hi teeth in agony, ami in a violent fury threw the goblet ontuelloor. The whole a flan was so ludicrous, that the sick man Ut.M into repeated peals of l .ughter, and the recovery of cheerfulness led to health."
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