Public Leger, Volume 4, Number 7, Richmond, Wayne County, 14 July 1827 — Page 1

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FRIENDLY TO THE BEST PURSUITS OP Mr.

FRIENDLY TO THOUGHT, TO FREEDOM, AND TO PEACE."

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RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 14.1827.

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,irom me dead, to be witness for or against jyou? Bat stop! did you not say the genuine rin possessed n charm of rendering

the possessor agreeable to God and man?

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MILITIA TRAININGS. We do not

ami notify a i.irun-i unjirti in t iiuiui.i, um 10 me present mil-

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trainings area mockery of every thing military, a burlesque upon the military order

:;TI MLN r, .and character, and an open and public vio-

xt ,:.h . , V lotion of all order and decency. The

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describing upon paper the scenes enacted at these gatherings. We should -like to

:tie the man of whom it can he shown that!'

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jguilty. li we recollect correctly, ii is now jnearly four years since the murder of Ba(ker, and eight previous attempts to bring the person to trial, accused of being the jcaiiae of his death, resulted in leaving the matter unsettled. Now that the political jfever which distracted this state has subsijdyd; and the calm, reflecting minds of our citizens directed to the meting out of jus Jtice, the criminal records of our state will jiemain no longer undisposed of and the

accused, whether guilty or not, will receive sentence according to the tklaw and

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'mler by these trahivis for every ot

, M!t !i we fear we could readily (ind o

. thousand th:it have been trained to vii i immorality and di-ordcr. We ki.ovv no

; !:; I'Ui'E TAl'I'li. j'ing ofthe feelirg ofotliers, but we fee . met .-..';;. j la be our duty to expose and oppose wh. -oi th.'ie hved in t! oM(.vt,r believe to he vicious in itself, . ?cs-'d a iip.j: Oi inerti ; (Q JlaYa an injurious tendency upon 5u-;,

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A Contrast. The king of Pru-sia by ' ' ' alls upon all his subjects, unto send their children to tain ae; and the king of u edict of nearly the same persons who do not poslual income, fromattmdstitutions of his kingdom.

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y'il' Ti''tv. After having done our duty, we t, rc(i rliavc ii ) othvr feeling but an aporoving;;!vi

It ss lulc, however, ta waste'eonts wire about h;s son at the head of an

sion strong in Death. foresting ami characterwere not before acit is related in the Brookj I'.iaparte'a last faltering ac-

tin!. whoeer woie jt, Vil5:;r. oiils upon these military trainitig. prmy. The great American pa

:.: u 'j i'" i i.cv are ranur anu cicnsive srnooi ioriau;m::n expresseJ ineiigms ecjua- ';? rn.Mi ot t'le i a?t, nevei vjcc No Inora)it can approve of thein.i-tiar.'jctrristie, but of a dift'-rent t - i .i. t iiis i i, j ' -J'1(l ; u:d bv the returns made to .the war do-l niimi. According to Wirt's

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days. The Secretary heard him to the end:- 'Wiil you come to my house to-morrow , corning at four o'clock?" Iu. the morning four in the morning did I understand you, sir?" 4,Yes, is it too early for yon?" "By no means, if it suits your convenience, sir." At four Mr. Ad$ms met him at the door conducted him to his study thtre was no ceremony; but a direct sitting down to business at nine, after five hours intense application, they rose th- business was completed took breakfast together, and the gentleman was in New York two or three days before he had even hoped to get his business completed.' From the Missouri Intelligencer. Santa Fe Adventurers. The following inter sting letter was received by us, a few days since, from our friend and fellow citizen, Colonel Augustus Storrs one of the party which lett this vicinity, on a commercial expedition to New Mexico. Santa Fe Trace . 1 20 miles wr;r) of Franklin, May 1 3, 1 827 Dear Sir. Agreeably to previous arrangement, the Santa Fe company gener-

j ally arrived at the Blue Springs, the place

ol rendezvous, on the 15th instant. We

neu( i". lie a.o; jiartm.'nt of the iit iI government, ther !, I hoe who surrounded the r

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i itroly. At Union to the other, but has denouncedMf delirium that occurred

(hem as iuttlicicnt, demoralizing us lesc; u y r -lapsed to the p

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i:i:ovnci:s of the irr:$ t. Al.i;o?t every day is developing th : li . 'ial rcourc of the wetfTn count At i ii" of tin- 1- ad mines i;i JtTr-on ci.-

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minei.tl is near the Mississippi river It ha- long be n S lid t!iat copp. r aboundin the region of counlrv south and south

i -vest oft!ie lake Suprior. Bras, whicn :" -i l !- f;,rmed by the union of copper and zint im k two! js a metal of great importance, and is ex i - !u-t in t t.siveh ued in the arts. For its cn-

:ii!o ,it!-iftit Tart5 we Have nareioiore neei

mi has taken ano'Jier rapid jw in a- tine a stage for either boat navigation, as it was evei By attending to these per-

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-a a.:. .u, in: horhood. 1 hey Pave already lahfim: mis ...... cu.,. r.b. -Vnral Vone ;'incans to procure the necessary supply ofiithad him a thousand times, and departs '-(i-.alhoacht : ,V4,nu, and voung mulberry tree?, foi twoiidering at the misers unaccustomed , tu be tin- In a.i wt,h our soil and climate appear highly 'generosity. H hardly has time to carry id d.-mh-: f i ironccllia. home this new member of his family, when

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A certain poor gentlema.

iPiitsfn Id, whose scanty " Iproof againrl the law, owned a hog, v he had tnken much pains to fat a certain Irich creditor would fain have satisfied

foald not ,r !.tf ,1 in f.,rfi.rn countries: it is honed Jhi demand by sending one of those saucy

Hipp. i:-;hat thi dependence will no longer ex gentlemen, who are always greeting the sue i.t t'neor man to destroy his hopes, but the

in:- Several cntcrrri.-ir. gerdlemcn in thtnl-iw, which leaves the poor man one hog,

vicinity f this city, are at present turu-

their . attention lo the introduction!

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ibciJle wi.uli i- ' Wc have rci some bcautitul cocoons oi ji" "'l"m1' "b v- b i n. t ,i . r if.,.,i. f:i....t. . Mireeding is out of the question these gen-

.III. IIMI1I NO' Olllil III IIIIL'II VJIIiailU VUM it m ....

J ' r fa r.,v tion? il'I'he exru rimeuts in regard to the pro

i at I do iol!a!(jction of the important article of silk, in liiiiis section of country, are of the most I should iup Mattering kind. That it w HI be found a

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Inassion he is all at once very charitable,

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uui rearing of the bilk-worm in this ncigh-jlainl would Kin ins ueuioi v m Kiaune

'nirh.unl. Thev have already tal.eot tie gives rum a sniaii pig. i'l"""

itriot and i have in company about one hundred and

'ive men, and fifty three waggons and pleasure carriages. Our line of march is at least one mile in length, and is said to be

extremely beautiful to the eye of a spectator, and certainly must be formidable in the estimation of Indians. The company is the largest which has traversed this route, are in fine spirits, and do not entertain a doubt of going through in perfect safety. We have adopted our form of government, and elected officers to carry it into eiiect and operation. The following is a list of the officers which have been appointed. We have elected the Rev. John Pearson, Chaplain, who is a gentleman of agreeable manners, and of very handsome scientific and theological attainments Captain -- Ezekiel Williams, Aids -- Persely Samuel, James Glenn. Clerk -- James L. Collins.

Man lud R i c h a r d G e n t r y . Pilot Joseph Reynolds. Court Joshua Fletcher, John Dade Sz James Ramsay. Commanders of Guards E. Williams, P Samuel, J. Glenn, S. Turley, J. Rennison, R. Stowers, L. Morrison, A. Barnes, and I) Workman. Although a pretty genenal. apprehension seems to have prevailed that the pres-

J ent company will be in danger, yet our

number and discipline will ensure our safety. Our government is almost as complete and perfect as though we composed a lull republican government; yet we can never forget the blessing of our own institution; and 1 have no doubt the longer wc are absent the more forcibly this idea will occur to us. If fighting should be necessary, it will be as much a matter of pride and ambition to sustain the glory of our arms and the honor of our country, as to protect our own interests and rights.

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fvurd d upon hi-ln-;!.o,.fj oflhe white mulberry tree, the leave

ni s-t !m tak'-n ' ji f which form the food of this important a: I in-! m vt ? inv.riflli: animal. The labour r quired ii

r) the man of the law, and told him the

law allowed but one hog, and as he had now two, he should take the fat one away. Chagiincd, the poor man now saw the

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rearing rue suk wumo ia laborious. It may be successfully per fninud by women and boys. Cincinnati Chronicle.

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'd -Mbe ClniMii. :.s. ; .he cre of this ill fated person--and then: ! an oxner;sf of several tbous and dol!.n

t ti to tin rii ;;. f0 the state his trial has at la-t been ban: If :em a .-uige:', we learn, acquitted by the jury.

that Ii;' : ; eit i ' Vo me not in possession oi im:e i'c .- and oa , 1 J ! -, ,..c r.,b !i od in Drocifon this trial; oi

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I! uw privile ged to roam at arg.-, unuan. v.u supp Hailed bv lhe fetters w hich the laws ol M:e; ul,icl !!,hc lat.d impede on thuse supposed to be

wait in the'house a few moments he would

4 and get security, the sherilT consented, he Went therefore and took the poor pig, rut Ids throat, and then called out the -Ik niVand told him the security lay before

ithe door.'-Pittsficld Argus.

Anecdote of John Quincy Adams, from o

jd ' tch of his character, by Mr C. Miner, 1m. C fiom Pennsylvania: The industry

and attention lo business, of Mr. Adams, '.a been mentioned. The following an- . cdote was told me of him, when Secretary of State. A gentleman who was going to Europe, came to Washington in the summer, ha ig intiicate and important busmess to Vettle at the Department. He old Mr. Adams how urgent vras his busi(j, ss hpw necessary for him to return to New York, if possible, a day or two before die packet sailed which would go in. ten

D OJV' T KILL YO UR BEES. The cruel system of smothering bees may now be totally dispensed with, by a plan recently adopted with complete success; it is called "driving," and is easily accomplished: thus At duck, place a metal pot near where the old hive stands; have a new hive prepared with cross sticks, and cream and sugar smeared inside; inrert the old hive into the pot and quickly place the new one over it, tic a cloth round the meeting of both hives, so as to prevent any of the bees escaping; then keep striking the bottom of the metal pot, with an instrument, and in less than ten minutes all the bees w ill be driven by the sound from the old to the new hive: then untie the cloth and lift the nev hive to the place where the old one etood, at the same time quickly covering the honey hive with a white cloth to prevent any of the bees returning to it. In the morning lift a corner of the cloth, so as to c:a!:c a small aparture to Jet out any of tho bees that should remain, and by striking t!: pot as before, they will in:t,:ntly ccpart and join their companions in the r.er settlement. It may be ncee: ::ry to fee J the bee9 well for a for days vith tuar, crd they will proceed to rorfc irr.-ditciy cf-ter.

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