Western Statesman, Volume 2, Number 46, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 27 January 1832 — Page 4
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MISCELLANY. THE UNGARDED [UNGUARDED] HOUR. BY JOHN GALT.
(lM S!I.-!
the Martvrs Cros, against which, ow-'sners as if the liwng presence of the Ad E&a i intra tin'- ft t ECC .
irg to my weakness, I was then loaning murdered man Had been seen actually j TOTK'E is herein- iriveu that letters of ad
and although she appeared ulleu, and before her. She was, however, impa-1 1 ministration on the estate of John SIhtperusins; the cround, 1 observed her eves tient at the judges 1ncstions, and un- i J"- ased, -voire panted to the nWrib.-r, 1 . . M - . v . , , i t i r ,i- ,i I In the Joarborn Probate Court, in the Mate vividly glancing witti supernatural vigil-. swercd him peevishly, forgetting the re-1 of ,niU.uia OIl t!l(. uuliy ol-October -art, and ance. She was as something wild and spect due to his dignity; indeed the : that all persons havin;: claim on.sai-1 estate, fierce, ready to lean upon its nrev. and Questions, at the time, seemed to llie ' are required to file thesamo.or statements thore-
watcnir.-j lor the moment. iut I had frivolous 1 could not discern tneir en-
ASEiiissIlraor' Police.
"SJl'.'lil.lt; notice is hen by .mvei!,
erobate court ot' Dearborn county.
"Can such things be,
And overcome us like a summer's cloud Without our special wonder."' [Macbeth. Many proverbial expresssons [expressions] are founded on experience. ' The ungarded [unguarded] hour' is one
r i'. ia; and it hrs b. coaie so common, that , "ot much time to notice her. for the priely. nor why so grave an ollicer, the tew of fho-o who oneni-t tni; dov it arc aware 'sound of trumpets proclaimed the an- representative of the enmeror and knur.
preach ol the magistrr.le, attended by should so far lose all conrciuosr.ess of the his ohicers, and soon after a movement dace and the occasion as to speak to her in the multitude also announced the in the manner he was doing, lie asked, j coming of the judge. . for axample, the color of her husband's
hen he had tauen his seat on the - hair, and she answered black, and that
assailed by the insidious temptations of the judicial bench, and the lawvers had he wore his cap gallautlv dolled; then universal a.Ua rsarv W hether this mipres-; iacta tl,0R,,f;ivcs at the (afcK the after some other inquiries as insignifisivc lhcsi- tc an hypothesis, or an apocalypse, . 1 , , , , , ',, . . , , n , i i ' i it bailies the human nnderstandinj. It can- j trump- mounded a solemn peal three cant, he spowe of his com and the cotor not be reiectcd as altogether earthly and 0fi l "- mid the magistrate, with a roll in ot it. but she lost temper; and alter toll-
of, in the office of the
ni t lii ti one year as re.piir
persons indebted to lit
that we
nlii.:.' of tllO eltersof ad-
iiiiiiistraiiun on im- ch.hl- ui iiom.i? kii, late of Dearborn county, (leeea.cd, ail persons indebted to the deceastd, are requested to make immediate payment, and those having -i. ..-.. 1 ti fdf'Tti totlf citltsff nnri.
clerk of said Court, 1 ". , V" ' ,
i ll all i )roicrly '"' ' ' ' -"-
twelve months, as me iviatu win jhuo.iuiv u-.
by law; ai
clceeaseu arc
reijuircd :
; insolvent.
of I lie mystery to which il alludes. It conveys the In lief that mankind are each pro- ; teeted by a supernatural sruardian. It im-i plie :ilso, that the at!;rel at times quits his post, and that in the interim,' the unguarded
hour,' the defenceless mortal is liable to be I
mortal imn ination, not and of celestial descent.
pted a divim his hand advanced. At the same
m-
ing him it was blue, and his vest red.
I!ut
present i urpose to examine the evidence on
either si !e; I have only to describe a scries of sccminc: accident'-, calculated to en force the doctrine by the circnm-lancos in which tlieir advent toiik pdaee, and to awaken at once, solemnity, woiuh r and drea 1. " lany years ago," said a friend, " when detained l)v indispo-ilion in a small village in
it is not my ' slant the widow rushed with a shriek like entreated he would not probe her
the oracular Pvthia in her ecstacy. and wounded remembrances with mailers ot placed herself af the nde of the magis- that kind. Irate, as he presented the roll to the I ' In the mean lime the magistrate was judge. The. multitude: was silent, and ! engaged with at, apvocate who was per1 felt as if my breathing functions were ! fectly convinced, and soexprecssed him-
suspended , "The j
i self, that the trial would soon be safek
Ige arose, and standing up. over. Altogether tb.e scene was most
bv idch the perstition' of the simnie inhab-! smi-clled tb.e papiM. whh h with an audi- j singular, but the passion of the crowd
itants was .n uily excited. It had been the ! hie voice, and religious thankfulness, lie was become appalling, and 1 was fear
forthwith to make payment to 1'ao subscriber,
hevehvive,, ;,;, e,.,'; :, ,.ct , tn ! ,,rnhn bl v i Is pveii, that v, c shall expose to sa.e at
insolvent. ARTIIt'li .MAUTIX, Adm'r. i rul,lic vendue,
Dec. rJSth, l?:?!.
at the late residence of he de-
in i.osan i ow nsm p,iui 1 i iu.i) un-ivui
AdSEliiBii(E'l03l? ilici. "KJOTICJl is hereby piven, that letters of i. ailministratioii on the estate of Abial 11a-
kcr, late of Dearborii county, tate of Indiana, deceased, have been granted to the subscribers, by the Clerk of the Probate court of Dearborn county ; and that the said estate is believed to bo solvent. Persons indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to call on the subscribers j and settle with them. And all persons havinu' j
claims upon sain esrate, are requested to lile tho same in the Clerk's office of the said Probate court, within one year from this date as required by law. K MSI I A COX, f i . ANX .MARIA BAKER, m " December. 7th, 1 H.'il .-l J-:t .
! cea-ec
i day ofi'ebraary nest, at lU o clocti the person- ! al property of the deceased, consistin-: of Ilorses, Oxen, Sheep, IIos and various other articles which will be sold on a credit of eight i months, by giving cood security. ! A farm to rent or sell at the same time.
A IJtlA.M BRI(';S, j , i;i)V.MtD ROWLAXD, $ am s January l'Jth, 1.S31. lo-llw.
. . r t i p. ...i.e..
cue fl lii'iunri. rrmihiin
custom iroin lime immemorial wnen the ju!e i ((r in oilicc travelled thro;u:h the country to 'lis- j .,
pense justice, mat as oltcn as no came to l anmnisteiii. and I believe it -was onlv one!" in
hn miT.1 of a rvid(nrilio ninnTi. prrrv nine-! i'O
teen years, and at the change, that he held a
free assize in the op n air, near the .Martyr's
'.i'f'il No
was clear.
n r rin!
cried the impassioned
and vehement widow. Mt is not so. it has
mv
l.usb-. '.-Ps :l
atn.
True '.' cclaimcd the magistrate.
' I b.ad forgotten i(, the deed was done
ful iest the magistrate should be made tb.e victim of some outrage.- Himself calm, and certain that no evidence could sully him, he was yet visiblv disturbed: and I saw him once or twice slart. av.d shudder, no doubt amazed
Cross, rai ancient monument which stands l ?() j nineteen v ears ago. how j that such a delirious accusation should
have been so strangely imagined against him.
alone on me moor, ana at tne instance ol a .. -i i . , , . .., , , t , ,i i i -pi i was it rosMhle i could lorget 'the unbow snot or more from the church. because: '
nf Il ls vr-nprnbli, r.pri.n.nnv h iti- h. 1,1 :-,t ll,. i gUaruetl liOUl
particular soot, was never satisfactorily explained, but it originated cither in a prediction which had been delivered by the martyr, or en some incident connected with his doom. On every oeca-
Tb.e words were repeated by every voice, I believe, in the multitude, in sncccssion. and the sound was fearful. 'The unguard.'d hour?" said the iudge to him-
df.
, hit
sion. whoa the. court was held at this ! calmlv. as
spot, tlie inh.abit;u:ts were summoned in; more
the name ot heaven, to hearken to the ! echo hv t;
li?t ofolfender which the magistrate of' 4 Ye'.' eri
li tiu
meaning
ic cro
towards the magistrate
ouestion had scarcely than when uttered in
wd.
the widow aloud. ' liN
Dkarhorn Cineerr Cui ht, i Dutrborn Count;;, iicpt . 7' ;?), iS'.'. Samuel liond Samuel Rees, f'.xecutors of David Rees,decl. On complaint
( rr.i !(., I in enaneerv
Jabez Percival, Levis and others.
"IJOTICK is licroby given to Lewis Inglci. and Richard Hardisty, tw o of the defends ants in the foregoing bill of complaint named, that unless they be and appear before the
Count iu II ro'ikviUe Tou-nrhip.
We, Morgan Roup and Elijah IJarwiek, f said township, hi he- duly appointed by Nathaniel Hammond, a Justice of the peace of said township, to appraise a certain mare taken up by Thomas Swiggctt,a resident of said township of Ilrookville, on the 3d day of December, lf'il ; having viewed said marc ."s above directed, do find her to be of a brown color, about thirteen hands and three inches high, supposed to be one year old, a white spot between her nostril-; no other marks nor brands
perceivable; which said mare we do hereby ! appraise at the sum of eighteen dollars, this
ah
lav of December, 1321. ?.tORGAX UOOP, ELIJAH UAltWIGK.
tile distric t openly placed in the b.and- j guardian angel was then away;" and she of the judge, and all such as could bear j concluded, by arousing the magistrate, witness o aught regarding them were I her own bem factor, and tb.e gracious commanded to come forward and do so. ! master of the deceased husband, as the "Although then but in shattered ! murderer.
health, this, remarkable ceremony, which chanced while I was at I'aningstein, induced me to be present among the crowd of spectators when the judge was expected to arrive. Tb.e da was gray and silent, the sun was not invisible, but liis dim orb hung in the firmament with an obscure lack lustre sickline??, and all the land-cape and every living thing seemed overcast and dejected. Tb.e ensigns of judgement which marked the place of administration added to the solemnity of the scene; and tb.e magistrate, to augment the gloom, had ordered a lofty new and
black gallows to be raised at a little dis-l?lant cried
' 4 She had been long, almost ever since the fatal cveal. in a state of insanity." said the magistrate to the judge: and turning to hi-' officers, bade them to take the helpless creature away. ' 4 1 will not go I will have justice." she exclaimed, wrestling with the r.tlicers, as they attempted to remove her. The crowd remained as if frozen into silence. 44 4 Good woman said the judge compassionatelv, 4 you know not whatou sav.' 4 4I do. 1 do; K t mo be heard," washer
renlv
anil
Cn: in ahihrle in the same inout, "let her be heard, 4 lot
completed, la
himself at the
cording to Hie
name to answer to ( Jod. ',ho was there
present, for the crime which he was accused. At that moment, and before he could reply, the sun darted a bright and golden ray upon the forehead of the judge and made it shine as if he had been crowned with a halo. All the spectators were witnesses to this glorious symbol, and I could scarcely control my trembling limbs, so much did it
-hake my wnole frame.
" j lie accu ed was evidcaily al!ect-j ed, but lie had su' h mastery of himself1 that he answered with firmness, 4 -not (rnrv." 44 A pause of some time ensued, and then the widow was retpiestcd to come forward with the evidence. Site advanced in tears." ' The advocate with whom the accused bad been consulting rose, and animadverting on the insanity of the charge, demanded an; acquittal. 'Stop. said the judg?, solemnly, 'the order and provisions of lha charter have not yet been all fulfilled bid the trumn-
Judjtes of the Dearborn Circuit Court, in Chan-j Slate of Indiana ,.,.r,r e U I .,lll,r,'r Tor '., I,., t,..i,!,. I,, .,...1! " . .. ' "
t rankliu L,'junly.
XI!. 1 1 1 ; . . . .... ..i - rt i .
it uen tin ine. ret uisite iorms were eery Fittin-r, at tnnr xerm to no iiuicieu m am
.: Was directed to place for thu said county of Dearborn, on the fourth bar, and the Hldre ac- -""'tay m March next, then and there to an- . , .. 'V i ', swer. demur, plead or reply, to the said bill echarcer, called him by of complaint of then, the said F.ond and Rees,
the same as to tnem will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered therein accordingly. Uy order of the ( 'ourt. JAMES D1EL, CUrk. Dec. 19, ls:tl.-tl-4w
SiT're.Mr.i'.R TenM,lsyi.
Dea ukokx County, 'J-. aibnrn Ciicdtl Court.
Peter W hite, i rasu.i, On Complaint in Chancery. Dennis Coon, )
I, Nathaniel Hammond, one of the Justice
of the peace of and for said count", bv certify, that the above deseriotio;
nation of a mare taken up by Thomas S.vii;golt of Brookville township, in s-aid eoanty,
ui) hereand val-
madc hv 31ur,';ui Stoop and jjiiiah llarwic!
appraisers by me appointed to appraise said mare, was duly sworn to before i?:c, -y sa;d appraisors, as by law provided. Civcn under my hand and seal, this lh day of December, 1 s." 1 . NATHANIEL HAMMOND, J. V. Jan. UUh, lS.'i:2.- l,V3w.
nereoy piven to I .renins l oon, i
V hi te has liieil his bill of com
r.oi::; Ciucrrr Corr.x, lJcitfb'ini Cuithti,
-t " c .;... -
rl'or:i $ r,. ... . ,:.
v main vuui i, u.iiu-Ji niiii ir.i: .ua j'tniiisi,. . x. , . . ' .1.. iX - 4i i ;i ! .sew to a (raniiKT, in chancery
-RM-OTU- is that IV tor
plaint on the Chancery side ol'thr
) SFi'TrMci.a Tiir.M.laol.
her be
neat
tance from where the benches and ta
ble for the court b.ad beet- constructed. I " Thi i- a vexatious business." said 44 Among oilier imprcsMve customs j the. judge to tb.e magistrate: 4 for the connected with the free ns-ize, is one oficliarter by which the assize is hold ed unknown anti piitv. The magistrate, in i -'m-- place obliges me to r;'ce'n e tiie
preparing the list of off-riders for the i charge, and I cannot depart from the or-! a voice of the lowest humility-
el sound thrice.' The silence of the multitude was dreadful, the trumpets sounded, and the judge, ri.-ing from his scat, reverentially
uncovered his boarv head, and said with ! i'-tafe of Titus '
saiu ilelims him the said for certain I
('null be compelled to make to!
Peter Whit,-, n deed in fee simple I WOTIt.'l
auds in said bill described. The
V'"
said Dennis Coon is therefore hereby notified that unless he be and appear before the Judges of the Dearborn Circuit Court, in Chancery Sitting, at their Term to be h olden in and for said Couut3 of Dearborn, on the fourth Monday in March next, then and there to answer to, gainsay, or deny the bill aforesaid, the matters therein, will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered thereon accordingly. I'y order of the Court. JAMES DILL, CAr'V. Dee. 11), 15:;!.-!l-lw.
icreby given to Newton ard-
i-aner, Washington West, llambley, and Joseph C. Moore, that Herbert P. (iainc-3 has filial his bill of complaint against them, eoiaplainiu of fraud, and lias obtained an injunction staying certain proceedings at law, in favor of the said Washington West against one Joseph ('. Moore; now therefore, unless the said parlies appear before the Judges of the Dearborn Circuit Court in Chancery sitting, at their Ti rm on the fourth .'don. lay iu March
State of hni ., Franklin C-mith. PROIJATKCOi.-RT.n- EUANKLIN" COfXTi'
t, and answer ti
alores.i
icaiu-ay or deny the bill
will then be entered against
tl-em by default, and the injunction perpetuated. My order of the court .
JAMES DILL. Dec. E!l!i, l.t.Tl.-H-a
Cler
air an
:s u uer evii!.'nt msamiy a to reject the actu-ation.
A ll 1 X 1- 1
juuge, is uoi aiioweu 10 uivuige to any person t!ie. names of the criminals in
tended to be accused: and it is alleged, ood woman w by do vou p resist in
l dinanccs, I valid reus
T 3
i leaven,
that this nasa religious miaience on tne morals of the people, v.o one being aware how his conduct may have been noted, nor of what he maybe found charged within the lists. The Serisis is. in conse
quence, very awful to all. On theoc-lde
casion when 1 was there it was not an-1 'what she had remarked in the conduct ticipatcd that any particular crime ' of tho magistrate, to show the grounds of would be divulged, and it was thought I bcr sudden suspicion.
tins extravagance, there is no evidence to sustain the charge." 4-4 There is if you will listen," she impatiently again cried, and with earnest
gestures and s
v mnnm
end forth thy witness
I looked at the dismayed prisoner: : f, , , , J r.1 . 'iAdmiinsti no was pa!e out serene. i lie judge ,ic,.ca:,.(
surprieing cloouence en-
.o:ai
raole comeiuences.
then resume
seat, and the auvecate
again rose: 44 4 1 demand,' said he, 4 the acquittal of tb.e accused.'
On complaint to settle as
mith, dee'd. tan Insolvi at Estate.
P K il reaiembered, that on the "2d day of
)i eeuiber, A. D. lcvil, comes David Price,
trator of the estate of Titus Smith.
md filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Probate court of the cou"ly of Franklin,
in vacation, his complaint praying " that h
Jin Conrad IF1.
Lvia ax ,
U:i an.
&Sct.
lor fee of
may have the privilege el settling said estate !IC rlti iiivnleoiit ono ond
................. w.j.ng i:eiiei,i!iy ...i:..c i ii... i i. .. T , "one
t ,.i . i, , . j iiuin.-i.i l. uuu mei eiij!uu, uy orcicr ol onn :u
the judge rising, cast his
rather odd that the magistrate should; '
have ordered the gallows to be erected: tinur
Irani
(h
e w,
time that she con-
i i. . i . j i-i
me spectators nr-ienc;
t ears, and before
niston, 1 rebate Judve nf llm rnniirv n
sight to a dis- Franklin aforesaid, fin vacation.1! it is order-
lance, and said ed and directed that the creditors of said es-
44 4 Make way for the witness." t:lte ,)C I'otihed -i'Vv'lii.t xvitnnr, rru ih n-In. I Silid complaint,
1 successively in the esteru Statesman, a new
ot the filing and pendency of !?y a publieation for six weeks
lj 44 4 That man in the blue coat he
ier printed and pubhsned in the county of arborn and State aforesaid: and further
speaiiiiy.
indeed, in (be opinion of the people, the j with t;so greediest ear?, anu before ?ise , with his cap on tlic ore side make way j that unless the creditors of said estate, notify calander w as clear, so peaceful and free had finished her impassioned appeal it j for him he with the red waistcoat.' ' i suiJ Administrator of the existence and extent
from ai! violence had been tne con; try ' "as manifest tnev were ail convinced i t
from the former assize.
It is himself that comes,' cried the
widow with an exulting shout: and all the spectators looked towards the spot
nineteen vears ; that the magistrate, was indeed the mnr-
previous. " I derer. The judge listened to all she 44 The magistrate I knew verv well :! said with intense attention, but tb.e ache had sometimes imitcd me to u. ; cused mainVainedl lit-: - wanted cqnan.imhousc; was a gcrdbaii in in great esteem i I was astonished that he could do
IVI I I II' I I I '' inn nnirc ! t.-.i.. ' sfl. K.I : 1 1) lit'! I' sn : lenuc i l:ir i .1 11 , 1
., , . . , , , .... ' " ',', " "' : nar. me accused nau tainted. l ms consmall beg.mnngs no had raised an am-: Iron, proaab.hty were ol the most touch-; ( hn ama71 5l(,rfators. :iI!,i 4,,o
of their respective claims, by filing the same, or a statement of the nature thereof, agreeably to law, in the office of tho Clerk of the court
aforesaid, previous to tho March term of said
where they expected to behold the wit-1 !rourt' .V? bc l'll(lcl1 at tl!0 coTt in 1 j ii 1 i i Jlrookviile, on the fust Thursday alter the ties?, hut they saw no one: and when ; fir.t M. ,. ,r , , J ' ur, 10 . , , ! . . , i . Jt "r,t Monday m March next, when a final disthcy bad again fumed their eyes to tho i tribution of the assets of the etaleofaid de-
cedent will bc decreed, their claims will he
) Oa Libel, or petition
vi r.v Divoree: Decree at Jenky li'iffmar., October Term, ltd.), voremc; the said complainant from the ; defeiidal.t without alimony; (lie record
which judgment or decree was consumed bytire in the Court House at Lawn-net bur;h on the night of the eth of March , I fi li). Public
is hereby civcn to Jenky Huffman, now
Jenky anarsdale, and all other persons concerned, that I, or some person forme, will move the Judges of the Dearborn Circuit Court on the third day of their term to be hidden at r.awrencebur-h in ami for the said County of Dearborn on the fourth Monday i:i March, next, to re-enter, anil reinstate, the judgment or decree of the Dearborn Circuit Court, as of
the October term, Is 15 divorcing ma from the said Jenky Itul'man without Alimony of which intended motion, the said Jenky IIu!"man, now Jenky Vanarsdalo, and nil others concerned, arc requested to take notice. COX RAD HUFFMAN. Dec 20th, Is3l.-d2-:;w
1 n , f -!,.! i i .i,-tiit.i i.ii
pie lorume, was lamed lor Die strictest ; mg ana pametic K.mt; dou.) ess ail Uc r ue klK.elcd tIown w il!i devotion, and, integrity, and o.st.nguished fbr great Ifaid was void of ev.dence;sfil!, however, Vaising his hands to heaven, prayed and bencvo enceand ft holy purity of life.; it was fearfully ..np.ess.ve, and I could )1id ,Vomajrc ,0 (pivinfl ju,tiec. The It was thought by many taat tnere was ; not mysell withstand its energy. When ,vroti,i r,.;m;a .:,a io v;.,
. l IV- v.v i , v a viuiuiiui iinj 411. i 1 111- UU llltj
some degree of affectation in his singular i she had rather exhausted her strength
the
ground, for all piesent at the same moment uncovered their heads, and with
tears and awe joined in worship with the
piety, for in his youfh lie. had been less! than fmished what she had to say, austere, and he had put on his sanctity! judge repeated solemnly
somewhat suddenly, inconsequence of '-'irotect us Heaven, from having J j)ld A more affecting scene was neanevent wlac.i ta.iueh distressing in il-jaugbUo conceal from such vigilance- j witnrspot , whcn" thc adoration self, could not he said to allect Inn, more this is thy work, and comes not witlim j ,va, cndcd lhe uuiltj niau awakpncd
than any otiicr in the town.
"It was a marder [murder] committed nineteen years before the very morning when the
tne possibilities of human law! I bore ! fenm c.A k
13 lUl.-'UII. ULI.UIUII!': IC lil'J l Mill ICI , lllcll i a regular trial should he proceeded;
' crime.
postponed in favor of the claims of the more diligent creditors. Copy teste, KOPEUT JOII.V,C77c 7'. C. F. C. Dec. 2.1, A. D. lis'll.
Septkmbkr Term, 1831.
On eorn)lain in
Chancery .
assize was held. Xo traci; of the assas-; with, and therefore let the indictment be i
DlIAKUOUN CoiJXTY, Dtarborii Circuit Court.
Gabriel J. Floyd, & Sarah McGill Floyd, his wife. Thomas Duyan, and others
OTICF, is hereby i-iven to Hannah Calvin
and Thomas Calvin her husband, wdio arc
said to bo noil residents that they, with divers other persons in thc said bill named, are
! made defendants and that unless they be and
ii i 1 L-,,n!.. 1, T 1
1 '--'V """-"-J srt!,J "- 1 ua'u i annear before thn .l,l.r5 ,,tll,.. IWrl.nm Sr.
. .. . I'll 1 . . ,Y- . . 1 ' - "b - '-
sin had been discovered, and that cir- prepared.' t 'ljoyeu n too long, )et my offence is not ; cuit Court in ( 'han. ery sittin-, at their Term
rumstancc. lo-nth, r with tho u-nHl, nf! "The fcelinos of tho mull Undo tvrr,.:01'"1 auouousuic IC wa aliasly mow. : io no nolilen at l,awrencet,ursh, it. am! lor the
i i i . ..,.! .,,."1 ' r it . . t , .i . i
ii i i ii i -i i i ii i i ii n i i ee. I 1C nana Ot Heaven is efj vi'ih!( I u" v u,MllJ 111 J,caioorn on ine louriu .uom av the victim, bad r-roduced a s rong im-' excited to the utmost, and took utter- , ' 1 , . " , . 'iuAinr.-i. i,,.,,n...i t, o i n 1 . . : . . . . i i.to I int I -rfi n,itnd- rm in .larcli, theuan.l there to answer the lull ol
prefMon on ecry one; 1,-ut on none : 'hkc m a loud sliout, not ot jov ot glad-.. ... ... ,v .i i,.-,..,un u more tlmn this magistrate, whose f iiili-1 nes hut a deep, solemn, .and awful ll ni' bidden misery were not punish
ment enougti lucre, lake me
ncss, cm a ieep, solemn, an.i aw
ful servant the victim had long been, j sound, whose might and majesty were Thc crime was mystt riu, for the man! P orlentiously increased by the distant was poor, at:d it excited universal stir- j low hollow echo of the. bills. The accuprisc that one who in his conditon had SC(1 stood a statute of consternation for been so miidi respected should ever a moment. I looked at him with indeshave provoked a doom so sudden and j cribable emotion, but tho paleness inexplicable. Time had greatly mil-! which overspread his complexion van-
lie now
no more delay. The gallows is ready, and mercy dare not in this place contend with justice,'"'
complaint aforesaid, the same as to them, the said Hannah and Thomas, will be taken as confessed, and a decree as to them entered up accordingly. Uy order of the Court. JAM MS DILL, Clerk. Dec ID, 18.-H.-1 1-1 w.
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A hint to the Sedentary Speaking, read- liHI.iril.
mg aloud, and singini;, are useful kinds of ex- na AiA. AY from the subscriber about the ercise ; and it is supposed that this is, at least, bth day of Xovcmber last, an indentured one cause of the greater longevity of clergy-j apprentice to tho Tailoring business, by the men, public, speakers, teachers in universities j name ol Isaac Alderman, oetween 1.) and Id
igateu Hie recollection ol Hie occur-' l-hcd, and lie appeared as serene and rcr.ee; it was ahnort fonrofton bv rvn v i self-collected as before.
body but by the widow and the charita-' "While the. r:ir)erv,.rnb,.i,,a-n-r;o,.I ' ''.asters; and Dr . Andrew pleasant- j years of ac All person,, are hereby caution-
.v.r 1 ..-! l- c -i . , , .' ' -"- ly unserves, timi one icasoii w hy women re- M . i e . 1 1 m . l iriisiing, iiarnoriu-r, or enitdoviti" Mo. masicr. no. wi h us f-imilv. re. .'.r,r, r.A i i : t... . . . ... J , . . . J'"-
' ' ; ,i'u',-ic.i..iog 10 iiie poor .pure less lio-aly exereis.. than men, i that , sain noy, as i am luleiit on jirosemiting to the stanlly enaeavore.l to sot ten, uilii una-; wennn. and 1 heard him svmpatliisingly I they are in ..n.-ral more lmpiacions. Hence j utmo-t extent of the law, such person or pervading sympathy, ho; gri-f. ,Sh,., how- inquire rospectir.g the :i"-C other hllS- ll,os' s',!,"tary artificer--, who, from habit, j sons Muloin-r. The above reward will be given ever, hi came ! I an ! n az"d, and when band,bi "-(-lu'ral "-M-pe-irince -md 'the ! i-1",wst a,wa.vs m":; at their work, uniiitoutioii- j for the delivery of said boy, but no charges pointed out form; was a ,iv fade fcx-i manner in wbiH, 'l,,'. '' ' ,i' ' ,i. t1,,Jr '"'"trnfe much to the preservation ofj paid. trr- mUprv ei, u,t , ' , (i- , ' ' ' ' ' " " v as dn.SH l. to thoir hralt'a llndermm on the Preservation YVM. T. BKKKS. treme misery. , ...e was Juindmg ag.mr-t which Me gave brief bul distinct an- Health. l?ro.,kilU, In.l. Jan.9th,l83. 45-3w.
the undersigned, being
called upon by James .
Bruce, to appraise an estray mare, taken up by ths said Bruce, do, under oath, state tho
maro to be :i dni-k h;iy. iibnnt 1.1
years old, about fourteen hands high, star in the forhead, and snip on the nose, left hind foot white, no brands ormarks perceivable, appraised at 20, by us, the undersigned, thii 27 th day of Oct: lfc'31 . E. C.CIIISMAN. ELIJAH WIHTTEN. I certify the above to bo n correct copy from my estray hook, DANIEL BARTHOLOMEW, J. r. Dec. 11th 18.11. Taken S p, j V Siinen l iiilli v, of Wliilon ntrr Township Fianlvliii eoiii.ii lu-
i!,i ni:i, on the t!i;i 1 . l;iy of this ina.ie.t, fC,'ifelliJv I M a eiirk sorrel in.ur, fiipp. -v.l I i ho W fM twelve ears or upwar.isnhl, a r.atur-
CSSEEsesS'Bl al li-i.twr, about loiuteHi hands ;ind a half high, a few white h.i'ns i ,i tl-.e (orlicini an, I left Hunk ; no hi nil' Is or other marks pen civr.Me appiaiMv) to twrnly ilnllars before us, lliir. !t' i l;w i f Ileccmhcr, A. D. lfil . JOSlAll I .OWES. DANIEL WILSON. Stale nf Indiana, Franklin ('"itntiA iriitcwatcr Toim.tlup. I hereby certify lh above is a true cepr nf lh orii;inaljoii lile in no ulfe c, given iinjrr mv liand .md seal this) "Jill hy of December, A. D. IS.'tj. JA?dt;S A. LOWES, J. P.
tat 45 cs.
PflllE subscriber bavin.!; a lar'o quantity ef S- sal t on hand, offers the same for sale Rt Forty Fivk I'i vrs per luif.hel,(bj the brrcl) . wci;j;li ; deducting the sanio tare deducted iu I'incinnati. GEO. P. BL'BIJ.. November 11, 1831.
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