Public Leger, Volume 3, Number 141, Richmond, Wayne County, 3 February 1827 — Page 3

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A priest oflUontagano, in Naples, when the peasants, confessed their frt

' :. ,v exvavaiu.-. s "..-,lim.i'u mem to do penance by plant'Burd state, that no matei ial in- some sets of tho olive, tho vino, undo-

!,voro!j:--'-- . " H...M,nrm; the soil, which before

'ainhe approaching season should j was dry and destitute or vegetation, h; 3 'n' K the work will be compu ted since hecome vc v productive. This 1 "'V' .he time limited in the contract. , one of the best things that ever came froi

j catholic confeion and penance.

Ohio t'(i'c Journal,

t i i .?, 7f:-?r; .' P:th!ir Dt !,t of In-1

ties of Abraham Elliott, late -.hcriff of Wavne Canity. Co. An art suppl mental to an act enti tlod,ana t f ,r the appointment of TrH?tees to r reive 'deeds for lots or lands given for the u of(c!i.iole, meeting hous... or iM.sotue Lodges, approved Jamarv CG. An .ictmore fullv to rnrrv info f.

I Icci an act o provide for the appointment j of a separate commissioner on that part vf

mutiri? irorn m iuK s lerrv i

, to Indianapolis, which lies between the towr s of Franklin and Indianapolis. G7. A i iat resolution of tho (I, noml As.

lromijsem dy relative to purchasers of public

lard.

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vrtcUvh : lhc treaMiry , j. J t.i'i !rv, - - "IT1T . , , 4 -ij.- t aj iinst coll 'Ct. ..! I 1 i . j'r.r?) t vdi' Ctors, - -J. 1 1

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Fafer. There are six paper factories in ihe town of Lee, Berkshire countv. (M ;s.) which consume annuallv 500 tons ot ran. Tin, largest factorv is expected to produce 20,000 reams of paper annual In this conifv there are three paper lactones. Tint of Merc. Lathrop & Wiliardi v rv extensive, and gives cmphnnient to upwards of 00 person.;. H mphirc Gazelle,

63. A j int resolution on the subject of school laod in the state of Indiana. CO. An act to amend an act entitled an

act m filiating tho practice in suits at law.

i 0. An act for the organization of Del- ; aware countv. 71. An act providing for the erection of jan.flhc for the Cleik of the Supreme ; Cturt, and for other ru l ooses.

"2. An act establishing t

poundarv of Hi nrv ccuntv.

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J. An art to amend an act entitled an act authorizing the lajh g ( If certain state j roads in ibis stale and appropriating one hundred thou-and dollars o( the three per cent fund ft.r op- ?ing the same, approved December 31, 1821. j 71 An act leaiizing the proceedings of

li the srhool tiu-tt es in C n;redsional town1 chin o : . V. r

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LIST OF ACTS. &c. r.tl at lie lit!, ot'th. t.r,-ial Asc.nMy 'l h.ill Ot:l Cl'MCiU.'.C.I. - 31, An act to amend the act concerning - ilt spri: i:- in Orange countv, approved dan. 'JO. ir.J3.

ell and convey certain lands (herein tin d. 100. A ) act authorizMig the removal of jbstructious in water couf-t:s in certain counties therein nam"!. 107. A joint resolution relative to the stato library. 103. A i act to am' nd an act to regulate the Mditia of tie- Mate of Inch Tun, approved January 20 1021. 109. A i act to encourage the kiS'i of Wolves. 110. An act to amend an act entitled an' act to regulate judicial circuits a; d Tixe g the times f 'lolding courts approved January 21. 1C21. 111. An act to amend an act entitled an actio provide for ttie par.iiion of real estate, approved January 21, 1G2-1.

iv ! ?i--n of t!ie Miami Can.il . v.-," ,(t!-witai- s to be derived : :i ' ii ! tlf r u:dersteed. an! i. ) ;!! !( '4 to ihe peldic at i "i .. nrt :ir,,l most prtrxii.ent ot

t!.o erealion of llie nir;ns of an act providing th

0. An act r authorise Rol)frt R. Roberts

V.ct...! vi ivi -v . s"-"'i i"wosuip no. l', m range io. W t s l-oik ol hite river m 0.vencount. i n : r i . 5 t. . . ... lJ pH in l ranklin county.

.--. u at i to aint nu me act ueciaring certain ctre.iin? therein named public high-

lr- r iv mode tran-porta and repairing publi

j To. An ac t regulating the manner of doi lniT countv huiiit ss in rrrlitin riiirilu-

was. I ' . - . . . " . .

.. , 4 . , A n inert in nanieu, ana also to elect towiwuu ,. An act to reiwal nart of the act. rn. n r

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mode ot open-

aid

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reads and high-

W e wv in ceiTain euunie therein named.

ppi)Ved Jan. 21, 1 W J u 3G. A. a t tt repeal part of the act, enti! ltd an at t foropni g public roads and highways approved Feb. 12, IC25, and tor other ptirp-e. An at t for the relief of Jesse Jackn, la-e collector of the revenue of Scott

vir V to be fna-b- ! Cv'Uf.ty. . .'! e .! elated f r iV iht ' -- An act authori ng John HammorI . i.e ot v t.'n !. w ill he lit-' hv ttt in t :i wii.j;d;;rii, at the Indian

i r t . at a cempanv, t n-

i li. eilizen-of Cincin- ! e;, f i m !. calle 1 tile d Tra!.port;i!ion Cempa -t idi-!i a d id lirie ofeorn- ' n t?i:- j lac e ai d Midirrare'fiier.t have been

, i' it ,i itt. t tlmn.t ' orn on

-i--. wi lv HO''! ' I. tie N w VtikC.naU, n

'i'iti- ( ::;' i:v cab ul.ite t r i:nn ! r when the Can.il

) .vioj). and to term a dai-

; 1 ue. This est.abli-hmort era in ue-tt in ct irancn e, n i 'hi that thti bcn i'i! nraiv diatelv d-iived frrni it

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o.te river, near I-no in Law-

county. Aaat to improve the navigation

of S t; d crt k. 12." Aa ae! authorizing Alexander Craig fo eret t a thtrn ac ros thn West Fork of bite rive j- and fr other purposes. 1 . A . act orean zi .g a county library in the ttuitv ot Ci ti v bo tl.

i vMrhdlv "in other jdacesj -M- At. ait repe. tii g tie state road

I the other Ca-! ,r( In li,t ' aaa-n, ny me way oi ine Hign

Hon o

We :."!: to the un- j t : '?.-' our Ik -t wih-:

t ir :! ii ik d eer-

U inks on White river tt Imliarapole.

13. An a- t for the relief of John Carter and Jcel l).x n.

7G. An act toauthorise Franklin F. S iw-

i yer t el and convoy certain real estate. 77. An act auihoriz'?ig Dmii I Fitter iand L 'Ais S ry er to pun base and occupy j tivv crcs of la; d therein nann d ! 7G. An act authorizing Art ! u M Jor to buHd a bridge across Va FUt R -t k. 79. An net appointing a B- ard efVVi? ' or Ut tie -ifate ?t -miliary at Jiloi-minglon ' a- d tor other purposes. i CO. An ac t to amend an act entitled n at t r- gul ;ti! g the fees of tho several e(h i cers and i r-of ; tiieiein named, approveo Januar y 30 102-1. 01. Anat in aid of tho corporation of ! of the President and Trustees of the town of J if : sot Viile. G J. An act f. r he sale of the real estate i of T'eunty Ihilb tt deceased.

C3 Aa a t iii addition to an ac t eiitiied an act regulating the fee of the several

j lVi c is theiein named, approved January '. 30. 1 G 21 CT A i act concerning state roads. 03. An at t to provide lor the sin vying nf a -late road fiom Indianapolis to New

. We j. ..rn thrst Si In : te-.ingtoi', his fori ' (in i k Ct mndttee ae e. an tJeant !;rij

;u;!t, ta tr ai.port sucdi

a in iv he collected for the - to art i rnp u v tli9 veel " : the d 't'io w ithout ; " e: l.j.'iptr.

nurt.

An act to amevd the act entith d an j: oe A.inoi i,..,i:,-. n,

act Mgulatu g tl.ejurndiction and dutie, ,! of Ur, Raaid of .luiees of Fraoklin coin,

ot tl si i ct S ii the peace.

ty, aid for oiher purpose?. G7. A joint rt solution respectii'g the revenue. C3. An act to provide for contracting

j with a public pi inb r, and for printing and

1 lr eihi, oi Jar. 1 7, sa ... "i :.: rn:rt wa- leM at Ann s ' ' 't ' i i-'Ji e f r W a-htenavv M i-, :, 1 ,-t. I'.air oars ago. i i- ' Lot contain a single, whit.-;

17. An act respecting the Knox county

sc in n u v.

Jo. An art declaring flic ilsissiiiewa u

rivt r navigable and a public highway. ..... . ..ii

i An aci To amenu an arc enilll-o. n J:,,,;!,,,,:. ,iwl i .itvc i i .r,,..u ..I'll..,

"an art to incorporate, the Whitewater jj )r(,.,t fiosion. c:.ra; lompai v.'' yy. An act to authorize an additional 30. An act to legalize the proceedings of j1 pa! ri ls it (h(, t w 0, Indianapolis, and i i i . . i ..........

Uie n aru oi juiu t s oi vireen couniy, ai a j. for nt,cr purposes. pe i d scsrion held on tho 13lhday of .May : 00 n act to establis

Ibii.!, U. mid of Dec. 2G. ; 'h.t '.! can b am. the Indians t . r!;n, ,t'( ,J any other excesses aheady tetiecri; and add-,'-- : c.tne fr b'dieving that !

1G2G. 51. An act attac hirg part of the county of Feirv to the countv ol Crawford. 32. An act to provide for building certain bridge-, and for other purposes. 33. Aii act to provide lor recording brands, ear marks and far po-tii g cstrajs in certain counties tin rein named, and lor other purposes. 5 1. An a t to amend an act entitled "an act tor i. peniug and repairing public road? and highways, in certain counties therein

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1" 'i nation. !t;Vi :it. fnnriTiii

. i . i. t n named, approved Jan. 12 Ki.o.

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' J is a continuation cf thctn

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55. An act dec hiring the Fast Folk of

Wlufe uver, a public highway, j 5G. An r.ct incorporating the Washing tor u- t v seminary . 57. An act to amend the several acts oo v in force relative to assessing and collecting the revenue. 5.:. An aci making general aj propria-tiuie-for the y ear 1 027. 5'J An act to amend an act entitled, an 'act providing for the settlement of decedent-, c-t at us and for other purposes, ap-

proved January, 2G. 1021. IrFiV '0. An art concerning the Seminary

:2,iU.taii,s the follow -'. l"'i.-uip oi auu . v., - - ? COM at-s. , , ' ci. A ar t to establish a road fiom the ?,.w t, two or three ; , , r n m town of Craw ford-vtlle in Montgomery, to

- 'if. x-'barVaken up'it ton n o! Covington in Fonntain county. - It ,i. .. .. m . : i . m C.2. An act to extend acertaiu law there

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( a thn

ot investigation, in the

"'-'': t a i v n the ar.eal

a., t o:,ii::tif - in tlailv

: 1 ' i- labai ion, and their it we- !;.!. We slnaild '"" u - Mit w ill he of corn s- " ; 1 .'o'.:. t-ii until it b" ' 4 '1 ' I ' ki d ft. r w ith in-

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l ot distant vi.i ii it

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iil li ttie-d. tl, A a act for rai sing the sahrv of the

rep! id the 'state for the town of Inuian-

h countv semina

ries iii the several counties therein named 91. Ar. act to vac ate a part of Fvan,s enlargement of ihe town of Fiincoton. 92. An ac t providing for the relor ation of the seat of justice in the county of Dearborn. 03. An act for the relief of William W. Wick. 91. Au act authorizing the sale of a lot of hed near Indianapolis for the erection of a Sboim Mill. 95. An act for the relief of Asahcl Dunning. 96. An act to establish a county seminary in tho county of Fay ette. 97. An at t to amend the act, entitled an act regulating tho mode ol doing county business. 90. An act for the relief of John Wilson late Collector of Fay ette couniy. 99. An act to provide for incorporating a county seminary in the county of Clark. 100. A act for the re-location of the seat of just ice of the county ot Madison and for the formation of the county of Hancock.

101. An act making specific appropria-; tions for the year 1027. j 102. An act supplemental to the act for I the re location of the county seat of Craw-j ford. ! 103. An act to authorize the executors j of William Italian!, deceased, to convey j certain lands theiein named. 10 1. A joint resolution respecting Black-1 ford's Reports. , j 105. An act to authorize: IVly Rranhanr. i administratrix of Lir.deticld Branhaui toj;

Extract of n letter, dated Washington city, Jan. 7 A great crowd was attracted this morning, (Suodav) to. the Capitol, to hear a female, iMiss Livermore, pronounce a sermon in the Representative's Jail. Tin President and many of the cdm ers of the executive were present; also senators, rc presentaive, and citizens in great profusion. Tiiis lady is a quakeress; at any rate her dress denotes lnjr such. Her text was: "Judges and rulers over men should bo

j just, and live in the fear of the Lord"-uoon

which she enlarged with boldness and severity ; castigating will ..spirit and vehemence not unworthy a comparison with the outpourings &f ihe far-.'amed Irvinof the HattonG irden Caledonian Cuape!,the follies and v ices to which great men, Ihe judges and rulers of the people, are usually expr-sod. 'JV mpjations she argot d, an ailed them every ?tep, and few had fortitude enough lo avoid ihe attat k-; of pride a-d !elf exaltation. The rulers of the people were not alone sharers in her adm-.ni-lions. I'I asure, in all its shapes, she deprecated: the rout, the ball, the theatre, all took their turn. She admonished the fair portion of her auditors, that fcMhe Bible would grace their lily hands much better than a pat k ofcaids," and men in cilice whose duty it was to place good examples before the people, that their evenings would be better employed in searching the st ripf ures, than in folly and dissipali-in. Thf discourse was interesting, and its sty le rathrr good. Mr. Reynold, the pupil of Capt. S; mmes, o cupicd the Hall ot the Representatives ;a-t evening, and delivrcd a I cture upon ihe formation of the earth. The lady endeavoured to show the hollnwness of all worldly nlea-uree a! joy meats, and Mr. Reynolds to establish the hollowness of the world itself. It would be difficult to decide w hich of the lectures were the most successful in convincing the hearers. Jczv York American,

Norfolk. Jan. 13. Wre learn frrm Capi. Hu'chens, of the brig Mides that a serious disturbance took place at Rio Janeiro, a "few days previous to his sailing in November lat, in consequence of the impressment of a man wno represented him?elf to be an Af rican. A midshipman of the U. S. ShipCaync who was superintends g ome workmen from the ship, in making or repaint ga mast, whilst rc"onslrat:i g with the pn ss gang against th imprisonment of American seamen, wa? violently assailed by the commandant of the Arsenal, by a blow which nearly felled him to the ground, he instantly returned the compliment, and laid his assailant at his feet. During this affray, the press gang arrived with n uskets, bayonets, &c attacked the mid-hip man and beat him seveiely. Lieut. Levy, 1st of the Cay lie, who came to the scene of conflict, was also wounded by the bayonets of the press-gang. Capt. Hutchen'a mate and 4 men, were pressed by tho gang; and the Captain of a brig belonging in Now Vmk was taken by these marau

ders; and carried beyond the suburbs of tho town; all of them, however, were subsequently released. Beacon. A reference to the proceedings of Congress w ill show that; -the Committee on Manufactures has reported a hill increasing, considerably Vthe existing duties on woollen goods. ,vThc bill was twice lead and referred to a Committee of the whole, on the State of the Union, but it should not be inferred from that circumstance, that the position was favourably received by the Heu-e, since tho first and second readings of bills are seldom, or nevqr-opposed. Wo have taken some pains, o ascertain tho probable fate of the bill, and we have come to the conclusion, that nothing will grow out of it at the present se.sion.-cr Gaz.

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