Public Leger, Volume 3, Number 152, Richmond, Wayne County, 28 April 1827 — Page 3
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SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1827.
CCrFrom sokic cause, unknown to us, no eastern nor western mail has been ie-
i ceivecj this week. There seems to ua to j he great remissness on this routs. CFour numbers more tvill ceaplete the tfttrU volume of the Public Lcger; and ,tma) hc ioihv advantage o( those who have not y t paid particularly to notice
this, Tor the terms of the paper, of which j each one is aware, will justify us in charg tng 2 ,50 if not paid before the year expires. The concerns of the establishment ! will not allow us to reins from the terms. Those who owe for more than one year, j will please to recollect that we have ex- , pended both labour and money, with an ! intention that it should be to their benefit. irn at . 1. I. a.
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.name un, ,u. " j! Mwn witbuut cM; and if it U desirable
T'4 37, ner rent, and then
lir rein. wn'i j
Td.tVaicd by the hill. W: :: r : ; .:,,. wh'u ' the bill contained
J1'- of the furriers who raisr
nvl thrre re very lew in
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s '" r ,r it not onlv e:uard$
arii! tf diminish the duty,
the dutv on wool, only
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that there should ie one in the place, a
competent support must be afforded. We
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Gr'N r4;1?.1.1; WUif : every one will feel himself interested, who f; -i ftTt. It the bill had passed,' , . . ,
, ,.,, h He v e woulii have neen i " n11"
" 'r,n- ifi?f) fCTcntu cetits. a li e mu5t H(1 however, that, in cener
s!r.;-i, .v it tots annually, to keep al, our subscribers are punctual; and that
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courngement. Hut tr.ert is room for more subscribers; arid wc will venture to hope for an increase. Our -late election is drawing ner.r and the Presidential t0nt".A promises to he a waim one: Who does n t feel an interest in these?
U-'',-raUrieoffine wool costing 50
..rf fw'jni iu Lurpe, would tiavt
1 inh bill had passed, could I as tfea Td!:ei under 44 ceinf per L; V Afv u.e law as it ikw stands it
UheC'C! liny repreremeu, nnn
;$cf C i :ii!f a pcut d, and pay about r-c ; ci it may perbaps be im- '.-.. t!.P i' ;;,; :ini mr nn dutv a!
L-reKHhad 'Pa.ed, tho duty could jl'allfd hi qu
jiVf:r rcJand b: low 70 cents on a
p-.-t. ry -ucn wich
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estin, in a long article, the iL .
and there oill ba fotsnd to ho ci-bt oillions in the agricultural, two hundred thou$'a uU the C0R1rcial, and one million and three hundred thousand in the manufacturing. In England the agricultural class does not esci ed one third of the whole population. This one third is not only sufficient to produce bread stuffs and provisions enough for themselves and the other two thirds, but also to produce enough wool for all the estendve woolen factories in the kingdom, with the exception of a small quantity of fine quality. The wool produced amounts annually to twenty-eight millions of dollars in value. Four fifths of our nation are employed to produce the same effect that follow from
the labours of one third of the British tion.
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It is lamentable how much space is devoted in most of the newspapers to the Presidential Question so calb d a question known to be one not of fundamental poli cy, but of personal preelection and aim. Th re seems to be a devotion to the inter-
jests of men, which is irreconcilable with j the principles and profession of Renubli-
n Cuneress, all instant and really nation-d business was either postponed, or discussed as if it referred mainly to the
,qucstion just mentioned. In like manner jthe editors and correspondents of tS:e daily j press appear to consider it as chiefly im
portant and interesting to their readers; and those column- which might be filled with truly useful information of various kinds, collected from domestic or foreign sources are devoted toeulogits or imputations on individuals in connection with a choice which is to be made eighteen or nineteen months hence, and which mav be determined according to the chapter of accidents quite differently from all present designs and calculations. Passions are thus prematurely or gratuitously inflamed: invective i substituted for doctrine slang for sense and instruction personal
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i; we m ule some weeks since on the f ul ject M encour- of the northern houndarv of this statc j
r ' j e ui' n siaica, in sunsiancc, umi ine y.vti r,'jm'ient upon trnl, do not i n - , . .........
ti me AnTfcan s st:ri. evince !
tu still furthei i boundary, ami tnai me people 01 iiitciiigau ;
3 v : in? ; v. itib-d, i.nt verv ap- j: were apprchthsive ol losing ten miles ofj
wh:it thev claimed to be their territory.
A long article had appeared on the sub
CANDIDATES. VOR SHE!, f FF. JOILY IVIUTKUE ID, WILLUM M'CLsLVE. L! G.'Sr. ATi'JiE. WILLUM STEELE.
j JTUST reciire.1, fron FhilaJsIphia, a crSt I plaiu assnrtfucttt of i DIXY GOODS, j HARDWARE. I Aqocj which are
100 pair super morocco crdprunelk ehc:sf Calicoes, Seersuckers, Washington Stripe 4-4,. 7-0 & 3 4 Muslws, brozenfr bleached, 6-4 4' 4-4 Cambric ,r .. da. do. Book r,,MM' Silks. Braids, Linen Cotton Checks, ; Gorum and Metal Buttons Razors Strops & Paste c. &c. &c. J. P. PLUMMER. 3J mo. 29th, 1827.
iOHN M. LAWS respectfully informs the inJ habitants of Richmond and its vicinitj thut he has commenced the Hbove- bu'intss. on jMain treet, two doors east of David Hol 1 where all work entrusted to his rare will & vire fully attended t. He, hnvine served a rr4l.ir :iru.
jprenticcship to the business, in Philadelphia, flutters j himself he will be enabled to give general tttMacI tion to all those who may he pleased t favor him
wun ineir custom. N. B. Clocks and watches of ever' description carefully repaired and warranted. 'r
Ilichmond, August II, 136.
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OCT TO GERMJJVS.JX A GERM N PAPER is now published we-kTy in Germautown, Montgomery county, Ohio, entitled, THE GERMAjV KATIOXAL,GAZETTE. The paper is printed on a medium hc.t, at 25 per annum, and enjoys already a liberal circulation. Postmasters, printers and other friends, are re-que-ted to use their influence among the Germans within their respective ditricts, to obfain oiibecribers for us . EDWARD SIIjEFFEK. Gcrmantown, March 24.
r itfiv, . (z ri iuu torturer's Bill; It
..; h-e beth called the F.uiiiEr.s Fitst!.e Mrrn ?r? rcmr touniIerj.tar.fi
e'. thev he abb- t defermir e
;r J e in-! d? ol the .'Lturicun svs
THE suhacril-T 1- r jvir. i to ard wool into r'llJ-, at hi new f'ul'm Mill, on VThiienattT.
icctin thcMichigHii Herald, the object of j i,bove ri'ar e' ("" m,1 wiiiend.-a-J vcur to card all wool entrusted to las care in the
which was to prove Ui.it tin: Urutnaixe of
Congress of 13th July, 1737, gave no au
'i e m ; t ..-ur:tu i i the ir inter- ' thority to extend our boundary anv fur-
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best manlier, at short i(lire . Tt wool, to make ijaod rolls, should be well picked from burrs, sti ks &c. and one pound ol clean grease sent to v r T.-r 10 of wool. MJNJAMIN inilCERD. 4th mo. 26th, IR27. 1523
LSTIUY M.IKE JXD COLT.
i' ft n th' ir mrt in.
vi'Kici, tor the presidency.
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ither north than the southern extreme of; Lake Michigan. The Ordinance s.vs the I ' i I:. -I. .11 1 1 I
v Li::$fi nw!:-:lurers and the ,,ne J,:,n 1' ",J,,r,,J ut ,,u j t&t?i2.. lor . i c. n r, n-a'iu,. to he ! or extreme' of that Lake. The Act of!
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r;. .a-t.irn. r of the west, J Congress of April 19, 1 01b, authorising uV Ti.e mare i a li;ht iron cray, near fi M -:rn p; t,.u r, who are willing j; iUe pt,Cple of Indiana to form a state Kov- ! Li-li h;,,n,1sHn,I! 8 UnU "J
crnrr.cnt, e stablishes the northern boundary alo; j; an ea?t nnd west line ''drawn through a point ten miles north of the
southern extreme ef Lake Michigan;" and j
the act ol 2d March last nuthori-es the
r oi hi various Darts . , , . , ; j - - . . ., v . I, President to designate the houndarv, n'ur '-'t' r state l ennsvl- i . . - . '
creeahlv to the act ol iyit. w nen we
article in nuestion we had
liiKo;vv .Ml) M-rrh 90.
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C : ":ir- l'urrou exertions to at-
i v. vwji.ee line; tt;c Ati.m- r wrote ine uun- uimu- mm utuum
" pKer." 'str. Rat of all r ot seen the late act; hut, judging from!
- i i e'Uil' tlir rnninm mr-i.
j sf uaoard isith the inteiicr of ;r;rMo-:!. rue regard its magni-
, '') u,e haltiuore rail wav
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its titles and not recollecting the purport joftheactof 1H1C, we concluded that it i was left, in some degree, to the discretion of the President. In Ibis we were in eri pr; but not intentionally. f The Brookville writer will have it that there has been no controversy on the sub ject cf this boundary; but we will take : the liberty to refer him to Gov. Rav's first
-Uv VtCI' Ii,,tim 'reand the Ohio, !. mes-i2e, and to the speech ofGov.Cass to
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rn cable we have no " " U- ii .
- : iircomplih any thing not ' the ri:-5e of impossibili-
I;
r,-,d, , "-crty years no, of an
TAKEN UP, by Joscpfi Stephenson, of Wayne 'township, an e-tray
JU1 UK and COLT:
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die umrka, and enjposed lobe six vrar?
ol I. The call is a sorrel mnre yearling, with a hl.-nee face, the near foot partly white. The mafX af)praised to forty dollar?, and the colt to ten dollars, by Elisha W. Fulton nnd Georce Stcrenson, U'fore me, the iiM day of April, lb'-27. JO!L FLNLEY, J. P. 152M WVAW CATTLE
AMEHICAX FARMER. 77" E wish that every friend of this journal Vv should understand, and that thev would
'have ihe kindness to make it known, that to ur- : one who will procure four subscribers and remit their $-20. we will send the American Farmer without chare" or, any one who will procure Jive subscribers, will be allowed to retain. $5 on his r uiit-i-tin; the remaining 20. We beg also to repeat, that all which is nece?sar to be done bv any one.
i wishing to subscribe, is to inclose a five dollar note ,!n mail, at the risk of the Editor of the American F ir.ner, Baltimore and whether the mouey be received or not, the paper will he forwarded i named ii at lv, and the actual receipt of each number of the vo! nne will be guaranteed by the Editor. ' The American Farmer is published weekly 8- , h'.ut one half, or f ur page?, devoted to practical I Agriculture; the remainder to Interna) Improve- , iiioiit. Rural and Domestic Economy ; selections ) for housekeepers and female readers, and Natural ! History and Rural Sports. A minute index, and title page to the whole volume, is published and forwarded with the last number. A single numbef ! will be sent to any one who may desire o ee a )- cimn of the publication. To all editors who wilf give the nbove one or two insertions, we shall fee? , much indebted, and will gladly reciprocate I heir kindness. j P. S. The American Farmer is circulated through 1 every state and territory, and is written for bv the iriot distinguished practical farmers in the Union. Baltimore, February 16, 1827.
CINCINNATI GENERAL AGENCY, AND IXTELLWEjYCE OFFICE. rfJIHE subscriber has opened an Office of the a-
LL hove description, at No. 97, Main, opposite ' Lower Market street, and will undertake to negocij ate for loans on Bills, Notes, Bonds, real or personal j estate, and also for loans of money on Bottomry &
Respondentia! Bonds, on steam boats and river craft. Those who have Lands or Farms to sell or lease
' in the adjacent country , and those who have lots,
houses stores, or tenements of any kind to disppse
m W rl r efikcorihi ra inlpnil tnirri:ctntr fhrnni. limit i.
S! .: 'I ; i V V , 7 ' of nth scitv,aswe l as those who w sh to purwlx the en-utng summer, any number ot .vell-fcd , , . ... c . . . ?7.r.V rj,pr r , if ti . ii i I ' chase, leasp, or rent, will find through the medium BEEF CATTLE, (or which the will invariably .v i j- a , . oTi .rl ni, . n 1 i . i or this office, a convenient and expeditious mode of
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j Ther4 i oinnmch diluculty in obtaining per1 sons of eiifii'well qualified for the important business of instruction-, those who wish to smploy a : teacher do not kn.tw where to obtain such one aft
they de-ire. teacliers, on the other band, cannot always fin I snr-h schools as they would prefer the consequence is that both parties are obliged to remain dissatisfied. becuii" they have no way to remedy these evil. But 'the undersigned i confident
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urd a to have nro-
!il X nsoon; we confess
optical ai to the adB.; .';?7,,,-In--; and cannot believe
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the legislative council of Michigan, in December list, in both of which he will find something on the subject. Gov. Ray attempts to prove that the act of 1816 was not contrary to the Ordinance of 1737 Gov. Cass, and other writers in the Teri i-
that tt was, and therefore!
void. Gov. Ray contends that the line j run ten miles further north than Gov. j
Cass will admit.
'.;,piii!'.iphi.,.to
a irn.rn- Statistics The wholenum-
and fi! ir, - :n i ... ,f .,r,L in the United States, b the
iii .....u.n nine mi Hons, eib hundred
m w ni entertain sun- .
t . .. ..inn f li-ii:nd.
or n rtimhr.rit is stated that two null
ti .vl.fiv ttlOUS.lf Q aie vi.KK
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ami seven-
Onlv the!
to purchase, about ever third week, when they
hope the.ee who have Cattle to sell will call upon them. During their absence, Jehu Stuart, sen. will attend to the buines for tl, m. JEHU ST U ART, NATHANIEL M, REEDER. April 0, 1826. lSltf
JOSEPH G. HOPKLYS respectfully j that these difficulties may be in some measure reinforms his friends, an! the public genrrallj, that moved through the medium of this establishment, he has commenced the above busines". on Main Ii For this purpose, it would be necessary that the
.., wn,lr ..f of John Baldwin's Tavern, I committee or trustees of each vacant school or a-
where he intends keening a constant supply of the ! cademy in the Mirrotmding countr should furuisa
t...t mntnriiili: and havinir a number of excellent . ! the subscriber an accurate account of their respect-
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woikmen. behoofs to be able to give general satis
faction to nil who may please to favor him with their custom. All orders in his line, will be thankfully received, and punctually attended to. N. B. He has now on hand an assortment of womcn,s Pranelle and Morocco Shoes, of an excellent ipiality : al?o, men's and women's fine nnd coarse leather do. all of which he will sell low for cash, or approved count rv produce. Richmond, 4th in..-. C, S27. t49 sJlLYGLES. STTIHE Mibseriber informs the public that he in1L tend cotitantU k-eping on hand, at his dwel
ling, and at Vaughari's Hot I, in Richmond, a supply f superior SHINGLES, which he will sell low-
nccording to quality, than any other ners will also make Shingles, airy where in V
er, according to quality, than any other person.
He will also make Shin-les, airy where in wyne county, for $Z per thousand, r $ I 50 if the stuff be
rcadyaweU. Beet cattle win oe iaen ior worn. J- JOSEPH SWETT.
1513
,? , ; ioi ani Mniviiw- , ' 11 "' will be thrown ij in agriculture, three hundred "' ' ; l ,r,li -c employment to'! t.in th u-t. d in m anufactures,f f ''.. :,t. J !'.......! cot.rl in rc.mrntTce.
'A " r :t . i r ,,r lii.rttiriii" persons in each ciask , " "f hiilure accrue, h . fsn c ;t r lanourm . i, 'Vj.ii,.. ... i, . , itimeratetL aauj
Uiv woxnc
:n and children, and the invalid
April 20, 1827
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BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, BLANKS,
HOUSE BILLS, CARDS, LABELS, &c. &c. Neatly executed at this office on reasonable terms, und ou the shortest notice.
ive institutions, what would be the number of pupils, the diffetent branches they wish taught, and r.lso, what would be lb" condensation, and such a ther information as th may think proper to communicate. Such private families, also, as wish to employ instructors would do well to give the sumo information. AH teachers whether belongiug to this city or from abroad who make application to the subscriber, shall receii all the information that he can give, but it. , will be expected that they should produce sat ificlo-y testimonials of character and ability, before they can be receamended to any particular place.. Clerks, mechanic1?, manufacturers and labour . ers, anil women and girls who wish employment, and those who wish to engage the C2De, will meet with attention. Articles which are lost may rx restored to theovy nersby means of this establishment more readily than hy any other way. It is "the intention of the undersigned to c:la every exertion to concentrate at hiaoCce trjch general ami important information relative to tba western country, and to this city and vicinity ia particular, as cannot fail to be satisfactory end useful both to citirsnt and strangers. N. HOLLSIf. N. B. AH tatters to the proprietor cn tssi-rrj cT the writer must be post paid; if they contain a rfcz Tiption of land for sale or to ieas , to be enlered czx hook, or of a school that wants a teacher, each or.3 must be accompanied with one dollzr, to CZiizX O defraying the espensei of thn odec
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