Western Clarion, Volume 1, Number 6, Madison, Jefferson County, 10 April 1822 — Page 3

WESTERN CImiOJ ',lAWARE THAT WHAT 18 BASE NO POLISH CAN

MAK STERLING

MADISON, APRIL 10, 1822.

Annual Election.

For Governor. William Hendricks. For Lieut. Governor. Erasmus Powell, Ilatliff Boon.

FOR THE CLARION.

a fraud to conceal a frauH." On

over the performance of a late wri-

rcf in the 44 Indiana Republican," who signs himself, C. I. J. Arion, and heads his piece with the above motto, I could not help but ad -mire the beauty and strength of oine of his sentences. But upon more reflection, I became satid that these sonorous periods and elega Expressions were not the legiti mate offspi1. lT the writer's genius; hut, on the contrary, the otkpring of an illicit comne.ee with other writers. Struck with the ftirce of the moral contained in his motto, 1 felt it my duty to lay the following sentences before the public, deemiug them sufficient for the present perhaps hereafter I :mv have occasiou to notice others. DETECTOR. Hut i:i soiree cafes anger has a slight claim to indulgence, and railing sometimes gives relief to the mind. I hope sir you may have found rcliff ivvm the experiment. From C. 1 J. Arinn.

But anger lias some claim to indulgence, a:id railing is usually a relief to the mind. I ln'pc you have found benefit from the experiment. Junius to Sir IVm. BUcstone,' Solicitor General to her Majesty. Plagiarism. A new made justice of the ppace in Dearborn county. Indiana, lately published an address to his constituents, the who'e of which consisted of the first part of Mr, P. Barbour1 speech to the House of Representatives of the U. S. on being elected speaker of that body at the commencement of the present session. ."PJFor a delineation of the character of a r-lagiarist, see poetic department of this paper.

The cJnite-l States' .Branch Bank (says the Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday last,) was violently broken and entered on Saturday o" Sunday nihtlast, and robbed of near right thousand doliars in specie. A reward t one thousand dollars is offered bv the agem for the apprehension and conviction of the villains. We believe that suspicion has yet fixed upon no pcrsoo. The Cincinnati Gazette informs us thst Governor Trimble, of Ohio, ha engaged the services of James Goddes, an experienc

cd ensineer ot the state ol New lork, to

roake the survey end estimates for the canal

from lake Erie to the Ohio, agreeably to a

law past at the last session of the legislature

of that 6tate. It is further observed, that it

is expected he will proceed to the Falls of

the Ohio and take a survey of the ground on both sides of the river, with a view of ascertaining the expense of removing those obstructions and for determining the most eligible locations for such improvements in that quarter. At an adjourned meeting of the citizens

ot Jefferson countv, at the house of

Benjamin Miller, in Saluda township, on Saturday the rth day of April inslant, Capt. Edward R. Maxwell was appointed to the chair, and Samuel W. Leiper Secretary. The committee, appointed for that purpose, to wit. Messrs. George Logan, George Shannon, jun. E. R. Maxwell, Samuel W. Lei per, Thomas Taylor, Esq. ;jnd James Anderson, reported the following CONSTITUTION, which was unanimously adopted. WE the Mibscrihers, taking into view the necessity of opening a ready modc-of access to market, for the purpose of vending our surplus produce, and procuring thereby, our necessary articles of consumption; and considering that this, can he effected but by a firm union among ourselves, do hereby unite and associate ourselves into a company for the purposes aforesaid, and ordain, and adopt, the following Constitution and Laws for our government and regulation. Article 1st. This association shall be tiyed The Jkffeusonian' Trading Comtany op Indiana, and all business in sales, purchases, bills, receipts, invoices, kc. Vc. shall be done, in arid through the name, of the .Teffereoiiiari Trading Company of Indiana. Article 2d. The management of the concerns of the company ehall be invest-

uesign

in a 1 evident ati'd six Directors, cVM sen by the stockholders, who shall appoint ami have under their control, a clerk, and they shall be empowered to make all contracts and purchases, em

ploy agents, and do every thing nccessa

ry to carry into execution, the

contemplated by the association.

Article 3d. The president shall hold his office dm lng good behaviour, or until requested to resign by an address of two thirds of the stockholders, and he shall not be entitled to any emoluments for bis services. Article 4th. The directors shall be clectivc annually, in manner following : The whoio number shall be elected the first year, the three who shall have the fewest number of votes, shall retire at the expiration of one year, the other thiee at the expiration of two years, when their vacancies shall be filled, annually, each succeeding year, ?nd they shall not be allowed any perquisites. Article 3th. The President and Directors shall form a boai d, assisted by the clerk, to be governod by their own bye-laws, which they shall transmit to their successors in office, to meet when and as often as they may think proper, or when called upon by two thirds of the stockholders, a majority of them w ith thn clerk, shall form a quorum to transact business, and it shall be their duty to keep a recoid of their proceedings. Article G. It shall he the dutv of the president and directors to determine at what time, it may be pre per, and to what amount shipments of produce shall he made, and to what place di-stim d. They shall also fix u determinate price on all articles paid in as stock, what species and quality may be best calculated for the market for which they may be intended. It shall also be their duty to appoint an inspector, or authorize the clei.&to insped, and receive all articles paid in as stock, receipting for the same. They shall also be empowered to prohibit or a'lmk ihk introduction of more than one fourth of each share, in all bulky articles such as corn, oats, &.c; of receiving or excluding potatoes $- turnips altogether, and it shall be their duty to publish annually, a lilt of what kind of property will generally he in demand the ensuing year. Ar ticle 7th. 1 1 shall ids i be the duty of

the president and directors to give public notice of the time of the delivery of each article required, at least sixty days previous. It shall also be their duty to lav the per centage on all articles received in return, to determine the quantity of goods and bums of money duQ each stockholder from the venture, to give written instructions to the 'captains and super-cargoes, respecting the disposal of the cargo, and what shall be received in return; to take sufficient security if they deem it advisable from the captains and super-cargoes for the due performance of

their duty, and to have the books and accounts always upen and subject to their inspection, Artire Stb. It shall be the duty of the Clerk to keep the books and accounts of

the company; noting all transactions, to

pass all receipts and attest alf writings, to retail and deliver over to the sharehol

ders, all goods and monies designated for

that purpose, and render an account at all times to the president and directors, and he shall be entitled to such a sum fir his services as may be agreed upon with the president and directors. Article lith. The capital 6T this company shall amount to two thousand five hundred dollars, in the first instance, consisting of one hundred shares of twenty-

five dollars each, payable in produco of

the quality and price designated in the sixth article, and the company shall" go into operation as suon as fifty shares are taken. Article 10th. Each person on payment of one dollar par money, or equivalent thereto, on each share, shall be entitled to membership, and have one vote in the election for officers for each share; not exceeding four shares and those subscribing more than four shares, shall not be entitled to more than four votes at any lime, and none but stockholders shall be eligible to office. And in case any member shall neglect or refuse lo pay in the instalment required by the president and directors, he shall forfeit the money paid in, foi the benefit of the company. Article tith. It shall lie the duty of each member to pay in as a fund for the company, one dollar par money annually, for every share he shall subscribe, as es

sential to continue him a member, and such further sums occasionally as the di

rectors may find necessary, to make

Nhipments in spring and fall.

Article 12th. The first election shall

take p!ace on the first Monday of June next, at ft lionse of Benjamin Miljer In Saluda township, commencing at eleven o'clock and closing fit b o'clock, and every future annual election, on the first Monday in March, the place to be designated by the president and directors. Article lth. It shall be the duty of the president and directors to issue notice of an election to fill vacancies, by death, resignation, or otherwise, one month after such vacancy, and it shall be their duty to give notice of the annual election, at least thirty days before the time. Article 11-th. No addition, alteration, or amendment, shall be made to this constitution, unless two thirds of the stockholders concur. A tide lith. This company and association shall rxist until dissolved by three-fourths of the existing stockholders. Resolved, That books for the purpose of, obtaining subscriptions be opened and kept open at the houses of Messrs. Win. Watson, Saluda township; Colonel Samuel Smock, Republican township; Robert Simington, Madison township, and at Doctor Davidson's, in Madison, from and after the 20th day of April until the 1st Monday of June inclusive. Rr.HoLVCii, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the. chairman and secretary, and inserted in the Madi son papers bv request. edward r. Maxwell, Attest, Chair man. S. W. Lgipkk. SccVy. April u 1S22. List of articles embraced and contemplated by the J ellcrsuijiati Trading Com-

Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Whiskey, Bra inly, Cider, Cider-royal, Pork, Bacon, Bevf, Chickens, Fowls, tc. Butter, Lard,

t Cheese, Sausages, I Pickles, I Onions, I Dried Fruit, i Apples, Tobacco,

Flax,

i

Hemp,

Shoe Thread.

Preserves, Beans, J Peas, Tow Cloth, Cordage, Domestic Cloth,

Lexington is situated between tlie

towns of London, Paris, Vienna, Vernon Versailles, &c &c. &c.

1 (p.Y PARTICULAR DESIRE.

iVill be performed in Le.ringtmi Indiana, early ne.vt month, A A,7 FLAW called

the WELSH PANTOMIME.

A celebrated artist is at present prepar

ing the scenery and paintings, which will

be done in a masterl y sty le. ihecommedi

ans will be composed of young gentlemen of

tins state, ami attended by some old pcr-

lormers. It is expected, it mil give ffeneral

satisfaction to the audience who will honor

it with their presence. The scenery v. ill be

decorated with a drawing of the Senate

IIousj, situated in the mud holes, near Co

rydon. The Geometrical , Stair Case, the.

Grand Saloon, and the Portico, together

witu Juo;e C hlanuin-: on the

necks-of the brave invincible backwoodsmen of Indiana. The celebrated leader of the

NO K.KLILF members of that august body,

tor flie year ia2: telling them.you shall not

be relieved, you shall be screwed in a vice, until thou payest the last cent. The scenery and drawings, exhibited in the 2d act, will be the most interesting there will be a drawing at full length of II. P. T. T. clerk and linguist of that august body, performing the part of the mockingbird., n'nd throwing into ridicule (a certain relief letter) to the great satisfaction of the no relief members of that enlightened and Fearned body. The attention of the audience will then be parti cularly directed towards the Major's drollery, in taking off the Irish, Scotch, and Dutch dialects. A transparent view of the clouds of smoak ascending out of the lungs of the assemblymen, from the great quantity of tobacco they smoked. The narcotic effluvia had thrown them into paroxisms of laughter, together with the temporary impotence. The pleasing scenery had thrown the learned Judge C. into fits, declaring that the first vacant wig should be placed on the Major's tfate. A new and novel song w ill be sang by the Major, in Irith style, with a Kentucky air, to the tune ot Buck and awny. Monsieur Le Parlevous, will sing a French song to the tune of them that live in "glass houses should never throw stones.'' The farce will close with ft.nev melody and hornpipe, called Judge Bladder chop

Vance. ? MONSIEUR I.E PARLETOU8. N. B. It is requested that early application should' be made to Charles E.iston, esq.

of New Lexington, for tickets",'" tne aen" ionables of the surrouftdmg tortus, as New

Notice 'TpIfE subscriber has mislaid the first and li fifth volumes of Shafcespear's rhys. The person into whose hands they may have fallen is requested to return the same immediately. Win. CARPENTER. April 4, 1822.

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Take Jfoticc' THAT ioct. HOWARD WATTS I.rt been re appointed Surgeon for the Gi!i Regiment of Indiana Militia. Ue i also appointed o;ie of the Censors for the 3d Medical district of this state. Those hating business with him, will please call at his Office, on second street, opposite Messrs. Craig & Co. N. B. D.e has just received a complete assortment of Fresh Medicine!. . Madison Lid. April, 1322.

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Boot & Shoemakihg. J. R. BLOOMER & J. W. TINKER, Resnedtfully inform their friends & the pub. lie that they carry on the above-business ili all its various branches at the old stand for oierlv occupid by... R. Bloomer, where all orders in their line will be thankfully received and promtly attended to. Those who favor them with their custom may rely on substantial work, made o the most approved fashions, at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. jladison, April 10, 1822. N. B. "Wanted immediately, two good journeymen, to whom liberal wages will bo given, ar.ci prompt payment. Noue but good workmen need apply.

LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post-Office at Vevay. Indiana, on the Slst day of March, 1822, which if not taken out within three month will be sent to the General Post-oftice as dead letters. J M

Thomas Armstrong,

Robert Andrews,

James Munn,

William Mitchell,

John F. Armstrong. John Mendenhall,

Samuel Merrill, I Joseph M' In tosh,

5 John J. Mark,

B

Francis Barnes, Robert Bt-ard, Jonas Haldivin, 3 Samuel Bcilume. C Edward Coen, George Craig, Samuel Caldwell, George Coggshell, Jol'u Cotton, Grecnbeny Ccok, Ralph Cotton. I) Rawleih Day, James Dugan, 2; Madame Dutoit, James Davis, V ai ner Davis. G Ebenezer Gr7,

5 James Montford, 2,

I Peter Oshorn, ' Hiram Ogle, i John O'Neal J David Penwell, , Stephen G. Peabody

? Davis rassons, James Pratt.

n Stephen Rogers,

' Samuel Roberts.

Minor Roberts, Vear Roice, jJohn&S. Richmond, Mcgdaltna Regenass

Jonathan A. Garard, Jacob St anger, Samuel Gilmore, James D. Scott, Abraham Grant, Ge orje S hi ocder, Lucien Gex, Ebem zer Starlin, Enhraim Greenlee, 3. i John Sigman. II T Richardson Havens, $ Samuel L. Thralls,

James Hair, .lames N. Taylor.

Thomas Hews ton, I Daniel Titus, I Doujrald Thompson,

A. J. Johnson, V

Clark Jaikwaise

K

William C Keen.

L

John Leap,

David Lee,

John Van Kirk. I w Stephen Whicher, Tubman Wright, Eli.aheth Washer, George Wagnor,

Thomas Leatherber- ? Samuel Woods,

ry. I Darius Viudsor. JOrIN F. DUF0UR, p. m.

The public are hereby informed that

HENRY S. HANDY has established a Law Office in the town of Madison, county of Jef

ferson and state of Indiana, with an intention of practising. e's attorney and counsellor at law in the Circuit Court of said county. And further,- that in all cas wherein the said Henry S. Handy may be employed

as such attorney and counsellor at law, that

tlte business so entrusted to ms management

will, (in addition to bis own) receive the ut

most attention, of S. C. STEVENS, of the town of Vevay, and state of Indiana, and whenever any business of importance may be entrusted to the taid Henry S. Handy' the said S. C Stevens will ba immediately

consulted respecting the sine and the best possible disposition will be, forthwith, thereof made. S C. STEVENS, HfiNftY S. HANDY, JJadtisnty MarcFij 1822.