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P A LLADIU M . McoosD. niim, Friday mor.nug, jaMART lO, 1S45.

FROM ISDIA S1P01IS.-

movcd to lay tho memoaial on the table, the yeas and nays were ordered, and tho result was : yeas

lot of both houses on such day and at such place ; 8- cavg g7 a lic. The Speaker then voted in

as they may agree upon, a suitable pc rson, to . affirmativCt anc; tho memorial was laid on the I was destroyed by fire

fsombly, at their session last preceding tho term

of service ot such Senator, to eieci oy joint uai

On tho 30th ult., tho steamboat Capito!, bound from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, whilst Iving; nt gt. Mary's landing, about 70 miles below St. Louis,

Mr. Dairymple, his

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serve as a cermtor irom ims ... f,, T- o,,nc m Tptm wile ar.d son pensiiod in tue names, a uaugawr

The Hon Roger Miiiot Sherman, L. 1.. D , Hied at hie residence in Fairfield, Coda , un the 2'Jlh December, im the 7 JJ year of hi age.

her

letter from tle Kenior f alitor. Senate Chamber, Jan. 0th, 1311. As tlie session approximates its close, the mom-

1k)I. manifest more of a disposition to prosecute business: but the immense number of bills now

ponding, precludes all hope of our being able to clear our files by the 13th inst., the day fixed for

tho ad journment. Tho pending election lor Son

ator lias retarded business verv much, and im-

..rtnnt nu nsurfts hnvo been kent back until that

, question shall have been settled in somo way.

It is in contemplation with some member to prolong the session until tho '-JOth inst. A charter for tho NolanJ's Fork canal has passed thoSonato, and will doubtless pass tho IIouso. It gives tho Company jwwer to construct either a canal or rail road. A bill lias also passed tho Scnato, extending tho time for the completion of tho Mast fork canal. Tho completion of the Wabash and Erie canal is the most important question, now beforo the Legislature. A proposition was first introduced by Mr. Ilonry, that hereafter tho tolls and water rents should bo paid in par funds instoad of the depreciated scrip denominated "bluo pup." It will be rooollccted by tho reader that tho general governmont donated to tho Stato of Indiana, a largo amount of land for the construction ot Uiat important work, to a navigable point on tho Wabash river, or tho mouth of tho Tippccanoo.which wa9 then deemed the head of navigation. Subsequently a grant was made to continue tho work to Tcrrc-Ilauto. The Stato when sho accepted each of those grants of land, provided that tho Stato should not be comjolIod to contribute any thing from her Treasury to completo tho canal, and that tho lands alone should make tho work.

For tho purposo of bringing about a speedy completion of tho work however, tho Stato has for two years been receiving tho tolls and water rents, in the scrip issued by the contractors, which is virtually an appropriation of just so much money out of tho treasury. This is unjust to tho citizens of tho Eastern portion of tho Stato, who pay an immonso proportion of the revenues of tho State, and arc doriving no benofit from the work. Tho object of the bill introduced by Mr. Henry was to put a stop upon this continuod drain upon tho Treasury. Several amendments wore OfTured to the bill, by those interested in tho work which if adopted are as objectionable as tho law now is. Since this, a proposition has been made by Mr. Elsworth of tho Patent office, and other gentlomon, to take the work, completo it, and put tho whole routo in good order, with stono locks, &.C., and give it up to tho State, at tho ond of fifteen years. Thoy to receive all tho tolls and water rents for that length of time. The company supposo thoy will be enablod to mako about 8-50,000 by tho operation, if such a contract were mado with them. How many more propositions will be made I do not know. I snail voto in conformity to tho original compact tho lands to make tho work, and tho tolls, &c, to go into tho Stato Treasury. Unprecedented extravagance has been used upon tho work during tho past yoar, and if permitted to continuo tho canal will nover bo comploted. Tho resolution respecting the election of Senator came up in the order of business to-day. Mr. Uorriman moved to indefinitely postpone the

w hole mattor, but subsequently withdrew it, and

moved to postpone the consideration of it, until

Thursday next. Ho gavo as a reason for his

motion, that Jesso P. wished to make a speech defining his position, and to justify his arbitrary votes upon this question. Tho matter was postponed by tho casting voto of tho President him

self. Tho object in postponing it, is evidently to

mako furthor efforts to divido tho whigs, or to de tenniuo to postpone tho election aitnntho What course thoy wTtt determine upon is yet un

certain. But should they pursue tho latter course

thoir responsibility will bo croat a violation of

the constitution tho laws their oaths thoir duty to thoir country. A correspondent of tho

Indiana Journal, sums up tho matter in a brief

manner. "Each Senator has, for himself, not for another, not for his party, but for himself personally, and tho responsibility of which rests upon his own conscientious sense of duty, to his country and his God taken an oath to support the Constitution of tho United States, and of tho Stato of Indiana, and faithfully to discharge his duties as a Senator, (not as a member of a political party) according to the law, (Rev. S. p. 10S.) This oath every Senator of the present General Assombly has taken, and there is no shrinking from its responsibility. Ho has sworn to do his duty according to law and it soem9 to me only necessary to seo what is plainly the law, aud tho case is sctt!od. It may do for reckless party leadors to

talk of expediency who justify evory thing by by the domands of party but will it do for an honest man who wislies to lie down at night with nn approviug conscience? Tho following is an extract from tho law on this subject passed in 1831, and revived by the present General Assembly and for whicbr every Democratic Senator voted. I wish them now to put the law and the oath together and if thoy can then refuse to go into an election it will shew to my mind that thwy bind the consciences of men in party strings tho invocation should bo made to the party'" and not to the otcrnal searcher of hearts: 'Be it enacted, &c. That when the term of service of any Senator in Congress is about to expire, it shall BE the ccty of the General Aa-

gressot tno cmtea s ior w.e , itself ! of Mr. Palrympte had barely timo to save

. -For this law, every democratic Senator of the into a Committee of the Whole, Mr. Hopkins, of ; life by Jetting herself down on tho after-guard. present General Assembly voted and I ask how Va in lhe Chair. .jr. j. r. InIersoH, made a Mr. P. was from Lynn, Mass., and was moving they can escape the solemn and imperative duty ! ' opposition to tho measure. Mr. Pavne, : to a farm in tho vicinity of C'arlinv i!le, 11!. He

thus voluntarily assumcu:

'If the

corruption

acquired

lowanco tor party tnumpns or uic success utu.ro , d ho n adj 1 . I I I . , U ha e-.s-t viz-fit t I J

might be a pretext for neglocting or refusing to tenlion to tho following rcmarkabio statements elect, as the law requires. mado by Mr. Ingor.oII : -'1 am no politician I profess to bo an honest jj0 ari,jt n t,e &!tt pi3Cc. that ho a authorized by man. I abhor that subserviency to party which those . who, he was well assured, had not deceived him

tramples upon truth, morality, and tho real duty could ere the llo . i the .:o.,.nry t.iat maI ,ra'"l"CS U ' : . J' r . ki8 the statement he was not oc-oe.v.ng tue.n-to say. a,t

we owe, as nuut-ai iiiuii, vj - ( , hrre tako lha refl,,wiiiluv r.f nuun;, that whaicv-

Sherifl" s Sale. BY Virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court, I will enKue at public Ml at Itia l-Vin iimi-e loor ill t:ie Tnn l I. Hit v. lie Wayne i'li.inty, titdtaiia, on tt.e lt J y ol letiuit(y J"ii5, le. lreii Ihn h.is te -(K kf A.M., a.i.l (.;ir o'clock, 1. M., oiisaiil it.iy he lullmviu property, to wil; A k-ertiii parcel iraot ol" l.iu.l situate in that n r.1

- 4 . i c e .t. hi, 1 in lxnr,l n nrTf amount Ot vaiUuD.O proper- ; cny i uicamona, ae rountv. ludiana. laid ntT h

law.or tho oath, made any provision for 01 . .-via., sdoko in lavorot u.o . i , r V-V . J,-Sn s,,th, ..) L....w, b t.. k, n.. 61, .. .b.r.n . . . .1 i l,n;nn,l ti- nl! nf which was lost. , i v .

s in tho opposito pariy, dv wmcu iiiey i annexation. iir. iiiinrui, ui uu.w.ovj - .,,,,. i:iti,i( propm oi i aleb

the ascendancy or it citiier maae ai- tho floorf anjt on his motion tho committee rose a .nr. .u uwuui iiau.t -;' - VitN i p s y

ourned. to oscapo in mo clonics in wnicn incy were s.cop- jaila.y 7;;,. isii. i.r.o " o.u.

our COUntrV, and OUT God.? ; cr angry fee!irg might n i.v prevail bctwcfii ua m d Mexico

... . ... . u fi ' there a no reaioti to bciiive that a.iv rupture w itu .MexiU c go into tnc election of a htato librarian ! co wo;l,,, be Ut0 milit,,jei, ..,,,. He Ik.1 i,..wrt... 'r , m r-nnAeA t n i'r tliiq liv tlip aiVeil lor iniormntino where he ouir.it nut tu be, ari l whre

'fit l' i J II . J I J . . V ' . - - - , -

voto of Mr. Bucl of Dearborn, a loco, who occa

Mr. M'L. had upwards ul" ,",5U0 in g Id in ;

his trunk, which was lost. j Tho Capitol was nearly new, her cargo was i chicily iron, much ot which will probably bo ro-I

covered. She was not insured.

T AXES t)K ISII, YKT IMMIl).

LKlia A.

stonally acts independent of his party,

he believed he had lint bfPu, reived;

of wnr, tiie tut of all 4jn(iv

uniiui heal all our breaciir with that I'ower.

Webster,

Tried at Icxington Kentucky, last we k, on a charge of abductin g slaves from their masters, was found guilty, ami sontenccd to incarceration

.eivcd; there was a smi-w j ju tho penitentiary for two years. Tho Jury, in , "", mnncj wh,c!, j consitlernlion of her Sex, signed a petition to tho

I to hear ' vioveriior ioi ner paruon. .miss v . was en-

rp;iO,K :,., he nupsid t!iP.r T.ie lur tS4t, are ear;i t!y s )!i,-np i to make ertiifmeut iinmediatelr. t.vi:i- to t'u- ri'( MOitKiul of e h of I it I .eiatUre, the airri.u .! to ba kri in . , a iii iouer as to render it ver; .iiiti.-tu re-ri e in the t- wmlnin, tiiruuu agetiu, : as hwt -tuforr. All hould tuerefore expect tu eit!e uut. ; And ly duiu so at au early time, fir-y uill twm co.t. A. V II.I.IAMS. T,m,. W.C. tViifi fi'uV, 1st mouth, (January; Mil,

ivuuld he surprU's

i.lnro. In. snifl. noi!V.lv

him state, fnrti-.ar, that, in rr-ar l to ;.-eat Britain, them 1 gagod as teacher of a school in Lexington, mid

j'Kl ii:t!ereaon to believe taal lh inea.ure wou.d j :J s;ijj lo l,0 0j n very respectable family. IllT produce any rupture in that .juarter. (A voi-:. here m- J .., rcJc m Vermont, ot.ired. and 'rej-oit too ?") .Mr. I paid that, a in Ore- t . Con, that .jhject was under negation, and he did not A man named l airbank, wlio was concerned know vvlnl the siale of tiie qursnon might be. Bui in rc- ' in tilO abductlOU of tilC slaves, hns had his case (ia.d to Texa., he was authorized to slate that, however , ooritiuod over until March llOXt. Thoro SCCI11S Great Mritaii, might de.ire to have a more inuu.at ,m. j to no doll!lt of J,is Conviction, nect ion ith that coumrv, however .nuch she mihl desire to fee n'.i :''C slaves in Texas emanormled, and however j Viovcrnor t 'wsley lias ucc lined pardoning Miss.

tho committee on Jr'oreh'ii Atfairs, informed tho liii the might like to see the country annexed to the l.ni- i ebster. borry to hear it. . , , .. . rp ; tetl States, yet there was every reason to believe that an-

I louse HKii lie uuuiiuuu iu wan u,. i.jo 'i'"--' nfxatiuu would occasion no rupture with that Tower.

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i HOY 1,U1I,1V,U.'U Ul iiaillllHJIO t)l SllHUICllIILT

COXCRDiSIOXAlWo have tho proceedings of Congress up to Jan. 15. On Friday, Dec. tilth, the Senate was not in session, having adjourned over from Thursday until Monday. In tho House tho attendance . was verv slim. Mr. C. J. Ingersoll, chairman of

Fiif rri;n rif lliri linv. I'lMHrT.; 'V T.tTi-rv

1 TH, l.;il .n, .ln nn.I ! I

lion on .iiuiiuay nun

reduce the price ot public lands was taken up in , The Garland ForRcry. j slaves, was disoscd of by tho Baltimore City cui.imiuB 0f tho whole, and discussed at somo: On tho first pa go of to-day's paper, will bo j Court on Saturday, when tho motion which had length. The House was in sis.-iion but two hours, ' found- a a article from the Cincinnati Philanthro- J been previously submitted for a new trial, and in and adjourned over until Monday. ; pist, detailing proof sufficient to stamp tho whole I arrest of judgment, was ovorrulod, and tho priIn Senate, Monday, Dec. 'M), Mr. Tnppan pre- Garland affair, which appeared in tho Palladium ! 5 r iUrC dl'llTcnt i,11,,ict- - , i moms, to six jcars anu ttucu luuiitits imprlsonscntod a memorial from a volunteer company in at the closo of tho recent Presidential canvass, J mcnt jn tj10 penitentiary Nat. Int. Ohio, asking remuneration for services to tho as a real, bona fide forgery. From tho unques- j ..uU11in.nmn,u Government at tho Kiver liaisin also a memo- , tionablo shape which tho article alluded to assu- i The Hon J. L. Tillinhat, a distinguished member of rial from Philadelphia, remonstrating against tho mod, we thought it could not but be true ; and wo j Rl'')o l6la(i baf. '' f"efiy a member of Congress, , .... . .... r i - j i was found dead in his bed, bavin; probably runturcd a annexation of Texas. Petitions in favor of a published it, bolievmg, as far as wo could Jl,dg' blo() , ve39el flum)g the nillt r 1

change in the naturalization laws, a reduction in ' it to bo tho trulli. o take pleasure in maKing the rate of postage, etc. were presented, when Mr. correction and reparation, whenever wo are con-! tv"

Scvior of Arkansas, rose and announced the death vinced that wo havo done injustico to any man by ! relied on : and thai Santa Anna, at the end o thiny day.

of his late colleague, Gov. Fulton-aftcr tho adop-; any publication which wo havo given currency WiJZZ tion of tho usual resolutions, the Senate adjourned. ' to. "Bo just," is part of" our motto, and though cause considerable talk. Iu coniems are now bein inn..In tho IIouso, a bill for the relief of Swartwout, : we hold a political Abolitionist as an enemy to. a,e , ! , . , , . - , . 1 lr,i t aleb t iiiiing, late Kuvoy K.xtrsordiiiary to (hiiin, the great defaulter, was tho principal topic it ; the best and dearest interests of tho country, and arrived at N. York on the 3lt ult. Wh,ie in .Mexico, l e was postponed until Monday next. A resolution ! to the froodom of tho black man, still if we havo was rob''r, f a" h,a Pp;. except ih ..e ah.,ut I... person, ' 1 i . auioiii; which was fortunately his n;hi-ia! ilespatciies. was adopted to print a Map of the United States, 1 . uono him a w rong, wo w ill always bo ready to Texas, and Europe, for tho uso of the members, j do him ample justice. Albany Sluighs fou Denmark A few weeks Tho Texas question was not called up as prom- I When distributing tho type on first page, wo since our enterprising fellow citizons.James Goold .,, c , , ' i- , i .. c . cc Co. Coachmakers, received an order frmna ised. Mr. Cross, of Arkansas announced tho discovered an error m the name of tho place . . , , . . . ... .. , ' ' , gentleman, to mako a sleigh tor tho King of Dondcat of tho late Souator Iuilton, and tho IIouso ; from whonco Mr. Birney directs his letter to Mr. ,,,,.1 They accordingly mado an elegant Cutadjourned, i Garland: it should bo "Lower Saginaw," in- tor for his Majesty of Donmark, tinsheifit oil in In Senate, Dec. 31, a largo number of petitions stead of "Lower Sandusky." tho best stylo, and sent it to its destination just bewero prcsontcd on tho postage and naturalization j .,,,,,.,, ; foro the rivor elosod. Citizon.

questions. 1 hojoint rosolution from tlio House' . 3ifc.Au.o. ronuirin-r a more direct accountability of persons i Si-iijit of the Liberty Press. Wo publish

PUBLIC SALE, OX SATt'KDAV, J A X l" K V I 1th, .5. "j.""!!.!, be sold at public eale at tae residence of tl. V T p-itis.'r.bcr in Uichiuond. o.i Sevcntn duv, (Saturday,) First .Month (January) I Ith, ISJ.i, tiie lolowiU; pro;prly, lo-wit: I louchold tio !, Sto e, one laije lira? !Rttlr, t-.o V in-s one I I'art, I'innghn, llarrts, and ol'urr laroiin; uten.iU; Sniitli 'Iol an 1 ario n iui)ileiiicuis it iron; u vanilv ol Clever and oihrr tool for butchering ; one I'ii ; one I a re pa un t Si-aie ; a lot of quarrying tool ul lirt mm rfualiiy ; a considerable amount ot loot lor working in wood ; alarnlntof Cultivators in a finished and unfuiishc I ftn te, an I also a largo lot of aoiied Lumber, suitable lur A aon nn.l Flougli Makei?; besides a variety of oilier articles too tcdi'Mis to mention Shle lo couiinence at 0 o'clock, A. M. on paid day, when due attendance will be given. Term liberal ami made known on dv of tale. OLlYF.lt I. IN SKY. First Monlh 3rd, 18 15- It.

EXKCU roil'S SALE. ON Saturday, the !.rih of January, iii"t , w ill ba fold at 0m late rside.n'e of Kichard Kuc, ileceaed, in lioe ton t.wuhii, ll,, county, lud , Ono Horse?, four head of Catilo, Household Furniture, Sic. Tl.e ale will commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Twelve inn.iiin ciedu, and due atiendauce will he ivrn by WILLIAM IVAlSd.V.J .. S-Mllll I it' NT, """". January 1st, 181.1. 1 1(

Cincinnati Market, Jau 7. FLOUR Was quite active at Canal .-r-aterdnv. ..!

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..! -,i .1 ti- . . t lllJ iihiuwiiis: iu anow nun uiic-riy iiiu.iii uuu i,v.v nj, mm i.mru in a singie Lit lit .l,tiU, lens than entrusted with tho public property, was taken up , shnmdcsg igllo gpirit of tho Libo'rly VrQS to half oi .t inspected. AmuA... 3 n, n, brl.u.ht and referred. A resojution wag introduced di- j warj3 llie Whigs of tlio country and their dis- i,'oltJ- tiCii- ,"iiu wc" ,ukcu ftt 'M 1 ,l"" rccting an enquiry into the cxjiodicncy of amen- tinguishod leader. Wo fool truly groatcful at tho WHISKY. Dull . ve hear I of sm ill sale at liner din"-tho habeas corpus act of 17.. A rsolu- evidence presented by tho recent cloctions in V Jjc. per gallon, and ni canal m u.i cis. tion was also submitted directing an enquiry into Massachusetts that Liberty ism is at length appro- -'Xl Sft'u , . ciatod, and is finding it9 gravo whero it lirst took f --,,i . , , , , i i. , r the oxnodiencv of nubhshino-tho manuscrmt na- tm . . i- .i consists of uii iica i, in be dniivered m lu.-o.niir. a r. .j,r'j . tuo eApouicncyoi puoiisi ina me manuscript pa ll9 nso. r ltrt ,,,.( Imm tl,a ()o Amen- 1'oitK. A salo of 10 brU. 'lh... yete.d..y at pors of Alexander Iinm. lion. Mr.Doiiwn niro-Can,a Hirney paper, published at Cleveland. ,7." pr bri. duced a resolution calling for information "'rolativo j The Editor is speaking of tho Garland forgery:' B.Vi'O.V. A sale of 4 hhd. new bmi ai Cr. jier lh .i f , , ,ni ti . i - , i . -, - ! ar"' hli l-i ii5w shoulders at li.:. to the jiaymont of tho Mexican indemnity. Tho "But wo have ono idea which will out in spito j ;uKKN AlKATS A lot of 10 )0 hams iron, tho block bill establishing a Smithsonian Institute, and the l,s5 that l3 the internal evidence of tho forged . sold yesterday at IJ-. Vni,nJ, .n,i i.'.;nr..i i,;h ,.. ,.. letter, shows it to bo whiggish ; and though wo i o a rs. A lot of 1 IUO bu-hein, at n.. river, were taken

... v........ w.n, v. , , . , t,io ,,,, at -i.fr per '.ushel

cussed and laid over.

Tho Senate then confirmed f,i.lntc f.,, ,un p;,i k-.i .i.. ! !'I NS'rM olr':-A.Sf'10 r " bt!

...w . ,uo,..,i,r mm V mill 1 i.'J 'JJ ga li-l.l , lrl i me lu. led Uairf.o.

mo iioiinuitiioii 01 :u r. tv.usii, ,is onsui to i aris, wun 11, yci u win oo seen oy comparing the two

and adjourned to Thursday. In the House, tho together, that tlio sty le, and especially tho closing

Texas question was stirred up.

i. . I,

Another plan to riragrrM,,, ucars a strong rcsemuiance toacor-

,1- . . rn , , "'"I tUHIIULIIUHI H. lit I , uuu I raxu HV II UISllllglIannex this country to I exas, was announced bv 1 , , 1 . t e ' 1 i " ed Statesman to Ins namesake, from which wo Mr. M Dowcll, of Ohio this makes Hvo diiTeront gather that it must havo been coined by somo ono propositions. There appears to bo no harmony w ho used in his epistolary labors, tlio 'Complete of action among tho frinds of Texas, and wo aro Letter-Writer,' recently published by II. Clay,

oi ivoiivucrv v. CO XCKIIT TO-MO RROW NIG IIT. TilO "Ml'sical Institute" of this city give a

concert to-morrow night in tho Warner building. ; Tlio nri.n cC n .Irni tt-i ncn iss 1 1) funta. 'Ve mom-

Tho resolution adopted vestcrdav directing tho!, .1 t . i u . in . . 1 . bcrs of tho Institute have boon to considerable printing of I cxas maps, &c. after a warm dis-i - , . T , , (iwa xn procuring instruments tlicy renuiro r.tm.vurr, was re-Cons:dcrod and laid on tho tablo. , , , ' n , 3 1

i u. wiisiueiuuiu quantity oi vi.n, and it is hoped that tlie goxl citizens of Richmond will turn out

inclined to think tho prospect is favorable for a

defeat of the whole schemo at this session. A bill granting to Indiana certain lands for tho com

pletion of tho Wabash and Erio Canal, was intro

duced and referred to the committee of tho w hole.

Tho IIouso adjourned to Thursday. In Senate, .Ian. 2, tho bill granting land to aid in the construction of tho Wabash and Lrie Canal, was, after debate, read a third timo and pased. Two petitions from Philadelphia, asking for the abolition of slavery in the District, were laid on tho table tho question of reception having beod raised. Mr. White introduced a bill for tho continuance of tho Cumberland Road. In tho House, Mr. Tibbatts, of Ky., endeavored, according to previous notice, to introduce his joint resolution, providing for the protection of Texas until the question of annexation w as disposed of, but tho IIouso refused to suspend the rules for that purpose. 5.00J copies of tho majority and minority reports, relativo to tho Khodo Island memorial, wero ordered to bo printed. Attempts

wero mado to take up tho Post-otTico and Cumberland Road bills, but without success. Tho bill to

iand help "raise" it. The Effect. Wo stated in our last, that the Stato Sentinel would publish the opinion of tho Jcflbrsonian in its next number, and tho consequonco would be : no election of 1". S. Senator ! Nell, the Sentinel iii publish that opinion, and the election was again staved oiT from Monday till Thursday ! Wonderful ! wasn't it ?

RL.MAIX. IM, in the l'ot Office at Kirhinond Lid. on the 3 1 At of leceiuber, 111, which, if not taken

i ba still to liio lieu-

out Iit-loro tlie Jl?t ol Alarcn next, eral l'osl Office as ukaii i,li uks. A

Anderson, Win. Ahcral, Samuel Akeit, David

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ridae, Sta--y M,

The Supreme Court of the V. States, on tho ! Eillottl k'.'pley -27th ult., decided that thev havo no power to grant j r .ii, r ' u'jrhum, John W. the habeas corpus prayed for by Mr. Dorr thro" I For i, w iiiiam

his Counsel. What w ill the locofocos now do? ! Fasr- Ry- 1- ..-., , , i ranci", Edward N ill they march an army of r;

'Forty thousand men!

Right up a hill and then, right down again'

QCro election yet for Mayor of Boston.

third trial resulted as follows

The

Wetmore, whig, ! "t "l11

a,3, naine,o,w, ; oreen, loco, 2,41S ; Hill, Charlei

roduce and graduate the price of the public lands, into Khodo Island, and tako this "martyr of liber was again taken up and discussed, in committee of , ly" out of the penitentiary ? We shall look at 'cm

the whole. Jan. 3. The Senate was not in session, having adjourned over until Monday next. In tho House, Mr. Phrpnir nf nrrnnnto

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thoSocietyof Frieads, in the State of X. York.jT, T, , ehaslalleaof,; ;r in opposition to the a nnexation of Texas, which, ! 1X aDd nalIVO eaDdidates have ined , D- M , - .. .. 0, , , ,. .'m VOtes. i ' Hainser, W ill. am on his motion, tho Clerk commenced reading. A I . Hunt, Benjamin part of the memorial was devoted to tho subject of Reliciocs notice. H""' L?.,hm Jt- ' , ... J 1 -pl . - . ' Hunt, athan

tsiavery, & contained strong abolition sentiments.. ' P,ecr,'s n ha nt rresbjtenan church thi Hill, Eliza Miss

n-u , - j . .1. . . ' .'-."i-i iiuiij mi ; o cioci ; inn evening at ca.adiencn the Clerk arrived at that part of it, Mr! iiehtine; to-morrow, (Satuiday) a: u oViock,ard at tlo.

Uampbcl!, Ot fc. Caro.ina, rose and objected to tho til'-'n""S- nej-acrament or tie IxwrT Supper wil! b please remind us that they are 'advertised.

W. II.

J Johii'or, l'.li,h;i .LltiifS, Ma 14a ret I ), J ''liking, '! iioi. Job. Andrew J a mi. -ton, .Mis Alary Jane Iv Koons, A il Kean, Alary ! Al Alienee 1, J.ii. lALLain, Jnn.in I M'.rton, I lau.ian It . Alo,jrc, O. iAl.rk, :. W! Co . ; AI Kirni'.-iL J M ; I Mffidenhail, t ro- i 1 j McLcary, V,"n 1., j. Mather, II ' ' . ! N Noble, 'i n n II i.evvcoin-r, llii. i I M. ; V Paxton, Juh.i 1 1'.'tra morp, l'h'.". i iiobert. Turner , It' beri, Jnijf t,n jltus-eli, 'in: le li'ia. IJev. John AI. i Itce.l , Uobf-rt I. ;cnooiey, O.nri jSiiiiLii. firoro ISik, Tfrril Smith, .Nh h iln ,.Sna jrler, Sopiiia uilivan, Artnur hoSer, Chr;5tojher SaiTijison, Jefferon Spangler, Michael Sayre, Mrt Alargaret T !Thoma, Alanlovs V V'inrent, .M'rrtdy ,Vo, John 1. ' W Wilcox & Compton, W'iiliamt, Wm. Weaner. Alichael William. Nathan W'ajson, Fleming Wright, Jonathan W'oolman, Ebr Wilsou, Th-Hnai 2 Wiiliama. Jete I. Veaman- Af r F&nov

Hoover. John

fj7-Perns calling for any of the above letter, will

Bell, (reor lurke,Kobert Bail, Stephen Italia"!, Alichael lUf-;e-i, Ja. I'. Butt, Win. Burgess, John .ir wi lo w i'u.igfcr. Christian C Chenaivaii, Waller Cox, Sicwart t'la'AdTu, 'aroime Camphell, I ). S. Cook, liaac Clarke, O. S. Clarke. N"lh:iii 2 i:oX, It. AI. ( -h.'ipinan, leo. Cin.nbeis, J. L. Ciarkc, t-ali in D Pnujnn, AIi Martha Iv. Oeiiton, John F. Heiar, (ieo. A, D. II. Dove, I,aac E

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' the I rnV4 l't,lnile ti

--. . .' . i'inii( , m ( November Term, A. U. loll.

hjk lKTrri'iN or Kkai.

I.iiiii,

Mull' ul' Indiana,

I'll ion Ctiu nt',

Benjamin t . Strong, A va. f Bn.i.

IJebecca Strong mull

othersi.

1 il reinciiihered, that, on lhe first .lav of the term of

said 1'robaie Couri, the Haid Benjamin F Strom;, liv

I'crry, Ins Allumey, cauie and hied hit iiitin,i in this behalf, aud a 1 so an tttfidavit, proving the iionrr'tidRiii-y of W'llliam Strong, one of the tleleudrtni nnmed in aid Hill; It win Hmtmtw ordereii by the Court, that publication of tlio jicmlrnry of this suit be ma le I r three weeks, successively, iu the I'l.l AUlUil, a weekly newspaper printed and publmherl in Kichinoiid, Wayne couniy, Imlinna, nolilying tlie an id W illinm Strong and oilier ilcfi-n lani, to ap,iear l lhe next term of this Court to be holdrn lore on lhe rnml .Monday ol February next, and auivvcr lhe i iid peiiiinn; or iu default, the matleri n ! liiml Hu inn contained will te hi-ard mid iietcriuior.d in their a h-i-nrr. Af.'-t: KIKJIMLL BL'ltNM Tk T. C. V.C Libruiv, January Ul, lH-15. p;"lei I :i

Male of Imliaiiii. Ciiiini Couniy,

r o l'ir I rtio.-i (,'irritit ('vurl, in

i:i;..i ii . ai w,h, i v S BILL FOU IMVORCK, Ac llu-h W . Al l rill . S 4 If n-nv, nl llii-i liriv, to-wii: lltr 1 1 i day of Ilrcem. j bi.-r, loll. t' cimii-iriinaiil li!rd iier toil ol complaint 111 lh a :' v r en ti lil. 1 i a usrr in l;ir Clri ks odice ol tiie I'll Hill Circuit Co ir t, mil is'i liie a Hid -i v 1 1 of a ilnoiiteresteil mil i-oinpi-ieiit wiiiM .--, rrom w Inch il aiinlartorily ajipears that the -ai I liui W. AI ir-!i n nil n le.ident of. the Slate of Indiana. Noire i, thi-ri f-'ie hri:by ti.rii to the said lloh W. Al.n-h, of the prn li-u. y ol tini Bill, nod that he be aad appear beforo tlie Jmlii id n.ii I Cnurt on tiie firt day ol Ui!i nei 'rin tu bo holdeii at liia Court Houte in Liberty T in iH county, on thn fmrnl. .Monday of .March next, IC" plead, amwrr or demur thereto, or the same will be heard and decreed in hm ajienca. i ; i ; i n i . l in it . .s i lk, cicrk u. c c. John Varyan, '0111111 Sol . January 1,1, In 15. pr's fee f 2 I 3

I; 15.

BILL IS CHANCERY

Mate of Indiana,? I 11 1011 t 011 nt y.

In fie (Vii'jn Ctrrutt Court, in ('huni-cry, Sjiring Zirm,

A. I'.

I'lioinaf l'mvell, 1

(.:nr;s U . llciiiirtt, ( t nl j l'o I"orecl,e Mortgage, Jtc. VN I J now, al h'ti day , t"-vi t : the !hh dny of l)nrembfr. 1 I I, the coiiiplaiiiMH filei his bill in the Cb-rk's oilt-'c id tiie Ciiion ( hri'uit Court, and a m the nfiidavit of a competent an I dintntereited witness, by which it satislaclorily appears, that Wales B. Ji -niiey, W iliia 111 T. Smith, Kzra l-ootf, Kober: IJ. Biivler, Jacob fi'e, Caleb Jones, nd J. 1:1.1 I). Jonci, e en of lhe iti fendann in the above eiiiiiie I cau-n, arc not resident of tiie Stat: of Indiana Nonce rif ibo filing and pen bury of U13 rifnivo entitle 1 rau-e i. lof-Ti-f ire hereby (riven to inn ai I iU tt udanl', that uuieas liiev be and a 'pear before ihn J u !" ol a id court t tiie friii aforr-sai't, to fwim,iK ! lr hoideit at the Court II ''J'" in Li'frty, in saof county on the fourth .Monday of AI arch next, to plead, sim-.i er or demur thereto, the same 'ili fe heard and decreed in their absence . KIKJIMLL BCKXSIOi:, le,k IT. C C. Joh t Yarvan, S.-,l, for (,'oinp"i J pr's fee $2,50 Jan I, Is 15. 3

State of In. Iana, I inoii Comity, i

In the L tiion Circuit Cuurt, in Ci

1-1

Isaac .Morgan,

'kancery, Stiiiig Ttritt,

Graham, David (raves, Kersey (irinies, Arm'trnnz

j tirimes, A. C.

t'riffin, Oliver Groynn, Cales Gardner, Imki'h II

Hoover, David