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f.iil attempt ? Will the people of Dear-

: no

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XV.': V Ul!i:-.r ' perhaps in ' ;ocl i !:c

liiiir:? rn'i-ifv nerinit llicm. nrii;!t.i!i' .! I lev

--.in h rise.-tr.d stir.:? tlicm? Will they

mc,:t i'i"ii-s dic'i'Ui. v,'i::il :i v'!'!'r u:io ''fe 10 be bitten by him?

icr.i! iuviortarce ' 1,0 - experience ol ihc past two years

tor i'::-. -!!! i '

T .,-,,' are.

i . i j j ... i . i i

i,. ., jnas luugm mem uciier. reacc is now vvnai

i more p-

evcry good citizen desire?, and therefore I

... . . rocnt li ne js ! feel assured that the independent yeomanry of

rnlcxtmr situation in re-

civil

lieo.

t

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ml the admitiislra-

ti.m of jo-tlce, than could have possibly been r.-msned h a'i" one, not an eye witness to the fa t. The nihuinist ration of justice is i .1.. . i

I'Oiiml -;e!v lorestail-'d: crcuuors are ue mix-

just

Dearborn county will frown 'upon every at

tempt to excite new difficulty and animosity. ljt us then, fellow citizens, be active, for xve have enemies to combat, ever vigilant,

and vviilin" to use any means to accomplish

l-et us meet at the bal-

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their desired ends.

t their

ri:

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.N. and the innocent are!"1 u,,x' u" u,e un iUO,lua ' aim

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'r-.an : give i:.e . nito-i S . ! . ...... v ,,.... ..... Arab r-:-r.)i'r an I A5

L';;ris; ei un-i-ci- are : -x :i. At T tiTlpi- ;!. it l- d .r.vn ih;v:;v -i ';in.; X sv '1 i

I! Ir

renown-L..,.,41.!...i ,, c,r.r ..m-.. wWh th iltv.llncre our united voices silence the clamor

a; v bui? con idencc in : " ' v.. Mu.ri,i.

( nii'ii-ci- .

people are

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fi .v:iv iie:.i:ot: ;-Ieh-.nn p:n

ml

s:i i tiu n

tiio-e xvho prelenJ to aihuwister

Miii et t't'-l ixvs: and deadly animosity amoni; the j:eop!e pervades everv section of the

i

usticc and!vkio" lbrcvcr

All

are aware lli.it the question res-

pvrtie.-jj tiie county seat, is toe moving caue A' it all: and that all wotsl I have now been at T'acf, (the Iri-IaiUie iiavinir determined

.'.'. " ,-r'V! ,;'!n jthe question.) had it not hcon for a lew turbu)i i - i- : Ir ;n . ''!:-U-, k-sif spirits, wlin would sootier see the county es, a:i..! eo xiowii tae ieo j.onvulsvl from diameter to circumference,

FIAT JUSTITIA.

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The Turner's Lane Murder, which occurred last week, it is spoken of as the first which has been perpetrated in tliis city or county, from morcenaiy motives, since 1807, when a woman was robbed and murdered in the city by John Joyce and Peter Matthias, two negroes, subsequently hanged for the offence. Other murders have been committed, but under the influence of slrontr passion. Only

three executions have taken place, within the

i wo of them

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r Killing. i:h motive being lealousy, ana

r-xt term ot f.e supreme court; and wlialev-1 , , u,u t ,.v,

However, justly say mat many have been,

SIX DAYS LATF.R FROM EUROPE. Iy the p;iti,et ship North America, capl. Dixey. the editors -f (lie Journal of Commerce, have Loudon papers to .Way olsl, and Liverpool to the 1st of June, both inclusive. The British l'arliamcnt had resumed its settings. Agitation and outrage is the order of the day in Ireland. The details would fill our paper to overflowing. The Spanish Cortes have been dissolved by the Queen, chiefly in consequence of t heir voting by a large majority that the existing ministry did not enjoy their confidence.

YYmlcv's lUitYCvxl, Indiana.. Saturday, .July 233 3 833.

c &fa t is"

AA ber on the It!

-C-vs-s- oetuccl .-irurei!

of

it r;i the mi

Julv insf

b-.LH

, ... ...w,.l i r :

?MjL TIIOM I'.SON, ared about 1 1 cars.

' lie look but hitle lothii g witli l.it-i. The above reward without charges or (1 ar,l. will be promptly raid on his apprc hf n-ion ami rclurn to me. lie was bound to me by tl .llVTifini; . f 1 . .. , I 1 , .. i t ..

v ' vj i i ue 'i ill mi ' iil. I M 1 1 OX. I!?. . ; L.

joii.n i'kotsma:;. Near Vevay, July 3 Nth, lboO.

!n:m tuat any one should

:i':ix.

I'Ki

Tiie

siii in i' :i w t ii'.vcr vvi l !? I l '!.

i:.: :

n-i. oris rem.rt;f..r f hr ronnfv sn; au.u in.ms, smu im.il u.uc.

liars lt ttexiticii lmiicialiv at tne

oeiio j;: Ann

xv

el

th

a:i-.'r loan

x'l i ) t.ie Ala

ir;. 1 ski-L-tn of !

wa p;rin:r:--;

xv:iven t-s'etlier;

tuat t vu-

: !: ! a PTr."h'vM.., '. IV.

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;;e 1 1 nea

ii'.i !!:;.-. 10 o;n,i,, , ,Jt-,-.Sn :;v;y lie, our county may again r -vi-ig the I be at peace, if the people shall will it so.

:c:.'.i:Z. h?a; t'. i 1? o '(;s!ion hu .i h;!S hern started re-

1 :i (liv i-ioiu iIiiiii not he crushed in the a quo-lion raised Iy the selfsame ofl;cc

1 t i VF I l l 1 il v t I 1 4 iiu v "iv" '-,..1

aha Iiu-i warmest in oppositioii to it it may result in :.. .. I ... -i-"i.i

i.. .if. -1 rx!-enueinv"

er; a C( i-nd r;m ,. ar no p::r::llel

r:n -. linke-! 'rled too lia-

to the horrors of winch the nasi

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d.

The l-!h section of the llth article of the cotiMitutian of Indiana, says: " The general

SwiTZCKLAND I'llOS.VTi: CoL'UT. THIS court will sit at the court house in Vcvay, on Monday August Slh, 1S39.

hi- 'v.iv to i's-x Tne JSe v tir...i!e- that, he is charged xv

r

cognition et 1 ex as

our g iver.nnent t

F a

We l 'arn fnen tiie 8:. that twelve Indian have, inh.ahitantsof Taris, 111.

ed to a party who were g-sie.g u; tiie Vv";i!a;

assemhlv, when tliev lay olF any new county

i.-hal! nt reduce the old county or counties.

d Xe v (Orleans on j ,yo: v.hic: tiie same shall be taken, to a less

j.,v.u i - i:i-l(v;;l t than fur hundred square miles."

;::M Vni' i Dearborn cn-,::,!v is said to want thirteen

square miles of hor constitutional quantity. Sxviiy.erland county much less, and Ripley county only her legal ratio. How then can any one expert to divide Dearborn county? Has Dearborn county one single ciiizcn so morally depraved as to suppose that our Iciris-

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;i;s "'-public;

1 he inuia:

1 iv the s hehmg-

1,

Tlieir r.UVnce screms to have bee n, were drunk and noi: v. Jjm;

tint tne ' ml Ut'm

The Co-jricr and i-hvpiirer announces, that the Atlantic s'k i:n Company have romplrted all their iUTaitiiemtrtit? for cstaMMtini: a liiie of Sleam-'ooat. between New oik and Liverp'.iol, and contracted for a boat sr.itahle for tln'ir iMH-ro-e. the ihies to be cou-lruetr.d i'r 1 . .

ixununi? antlratit". coau Lo:i

letter, published in the N-w Orle;

Ul:

iiu.lef.n Ulster eale of Jicmco, jimc ut 11, "Tiie Americans inihis city, are abused daily hx the public p.rie.t?, an I menr.ced with the tiireai? of taking their itu-ixidaal properly to Iv 'ie cxpence-i of the Texas war, alledging ili.it the Anv-rie.ins were the raue of all ihtir d;-:,.ster;.v fymisiiik Jvurn-al.

Mr.

Randolph remain;-. 1 ninediV at Si.

his minion cost s"2 !

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r.-:,r-'iu!''j'n, atu

.i i- ji.i .1:1:1:1:1 sla::l Pine to on'hs. ant

mission c o-t .s'v).0 " h Mr. Wilkins staid thn-e ui-n!'is, and hi mis-ion cost ,5''),000. jf our mini-ters ao eat to llu-ta merely as a show, on -hi 11 )t t'ne Rusian Autocrat to defray tii" expense of ihu exhibition ? Oought our (,."!;!r'v to !)e ex( ( lt d toexliibit her natural curiay.tes in a Uueigu land at her own i:ot ? ibil.

1

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.merica. enc of the

a

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N v V01

d-'U.l r-i" :nJ ;i !i:i!t" HIT ( t'tlt. for till

v I 1 i-; six rioal'n? he'nig at the rate of txvonty-

r.'.n cr evu

a year.

in

Sod how has tins en-

it been ui:i;'e ! Out of the pullic f t.ets liave had iiiniiiir times but

tiie dav ol t'neir t: ihulatiuii is at hand. ibid.

p.e V '

.or. .r. ieio

Kl

leton Duvall, of Man land, ha

ee.ed tin: I .egilatui e ol that tate to

- laxvs "M'-r the. suppression ol sorcery, necrincv, an 1 witchcra't." The fr.end ot the ::!e; !io(.k xx izard are in a rage. They conr tiie x- tiU iii as aimed p nnl-id.mk at

t..em.

101-

We veslerdav saw two letters, addressed t. :eion in .Nashville Tennt.s.-ee and post

marked Raltimore, that were, picked up a! the door of the po-t ofiiee in this uly, where they nad been brushed out with the rubbish.

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th

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enttv If ill'

Cincinnati Dni'if Guziltc.

hint to f u:x:r.!

1

ixe comomations

la'.iire xvi!i violate the oath it has taken to support the constitution, by attempting In divide Dearborn county? 1 trust not. The idea itself is so totally ridiculous, and the de

sign it is intended to cover so palpably mani

fest, that almost every reflecting man must re

pel it as an insult to his understanding, and

intended only to blind tiie ignorant, and g

the credulous.

I have spoken personally with the members of the legislature from many counties in the state, and all. without one single exception.

have agreed that to attempt to divida Dear-I horn county, would be an attempt to subvert one of the fundamental principles of the constitution. Ihit let nsrsupposc for a moment that there were no constitutional objections

to a division o the county, in what situation xvouM sire be for the ensuing five years, if it should be attempted? One -part of the county must again be arrayed against the other at

li ic enduing August election. Each party of

course xvih elect one or more men ol its own political piinriples; and tin; legislature, (ever

loth to meddle in sectional broils and county

quarrels.) seeing our own members diffeiing

on the subj( ct, xvill not go so far as to legislate

upon the subject at all; at d consequently the

labor ol oiir representatives would ne drawn from all other matters of interest totliecoun-

jix, to that of division, which can never be ef

fected. Rut admitting all ear representatives were in favor "J division, and (hat there were no

a ,ilv1' icoustituli'U'id objection to it, it would then

be at least three years before new county seats could be established, court houses, jails, and clerk's cilices built, and officers elected, du

ring all which time judicial proceedings must be frustrated, the people must be put to vast

expense, and our clerks, sheriffs, and all other

oliicers starve.

What course then, fellow citizens, is it our

duty to pursue? Regarding the I "2th section

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u tne i Itti article 01 trie constitution as inviola

hie, shouhl we not be convinced that the very

men who once oppose,! tne division, are as much against it now as they ever were; that they have raised it from the base method of thereby gulling the lower and back parts of

the county, and with the vain and desperate

bone of getting the county seat again alloat, to land, as yet they hope, once more in Law-

renceourgh. bnould we not consider sue!

men as devoid of all moral principle, willing

to sacrihce all Hint is noble and manly at the

serine ol promotion and seliish nam, and con

sequent!) unworthy of receiving the support of any honest man? Should we not look upon the question as a direct insult to our understanding, a violation of the constitution, and

a deadly enemy to that harmonv which should

during that period, in the predicament of Doc

tor Johnson's ancestors. If they were not

hung, it was not because they did not deserve

it. To be hanged, in this part of the world,

is a very patticular lavor, and requires more

than ordinary merit to arrive at the honor. Philadelphia Sat. Xcn-s, July 9lh. The following case of interest to Southerners was brought before the court of Kin"s

bench at Montreal. A mrs. Marvin, cf

Charleston, S. C. arrived at Montreal, attended by a colored gill, who was supposed to be her slave ; a writ of habeas corpus was served upon the lady, and the girl consequently brought ii. to court, for the purpose of testing the right of a slave to obtain unqualified freedom immediately on enterinr Canada.

On the part of inrs. Marvin, it was nlledged

that the girl was no slave but an apprentice, and tlint she was under liouds to t h nmnur

of a thousand dollars to restore her to her pa--r 1 . . . '

rents, liul the parlies who procured Hie writ on the other hand alledged that the girl might nevertheless have been the slave of those who had bound or hired her to mrs. Marvin, and was therefore equally entitled to liberty. The court having considered all the particulars of the case, directed the girl to be return

ed to mrs. iMarvin, as her legally engaged apprentice. lb.

4th of July. At a celebration in n neighboring state two ebony sons of freedom, aided

in firms and manaiverintr afield piece, who

duly impressed with a full sense of the hijh

honor conferred upon them, held the follovvingdiscoursc : "Wat you do, Sambo, s'posc wc.ty.ect the Mixick jineral Saint Anner?'' "What I do ! Sar I run like dedebil and nebcr slop. Wat you do ? You run too!" "No sar, I too much American to run from do cnimc I stun jis behind dc captin captin w hen he run, den 3

git j is afore.

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Hp HE qualified voters of:

- state of Indiana

a re

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lerenv r.oimed

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to

setnble at the usual places desi;';

ding elections. i:i said countv. 1 f 1 A- 1 . ... . . And proceed to t-b-ct a ivj rnl t j of eh

and

v ;ee

:cs:i;

5 tiie rammer cto wkich India:

the U rjrah :

s (.1 ted

George Washsngton died Dec. 11 1700, aged OS years. John Adams died July 1, 18'2G, aged 01 vs. Thomas Jefferson " July 4, 18i(j" SI ". James .Monroe " July 1, 1S:U " '. James Madison June 'J3, 1S3G " SG ". Ex-president John Q. Adams, alone survives.

presKtem

Slates. eqn,d t

repre-en.aux es to wcicn tficiiajut. r;,::v oe en-

tilled, by law, in l;;e congress of i'ie States; which, at tl is time, is nine. The said electien s!;i:!'t'n:r.;i'!.ce and close ::t the tame

rcrnirs a:.:i tic-. coniiiM e.i in tne san.; and by t!:e same ( IVcers a is dirccte' for electing mem'oers of the general of (ho state, (liven under my hard

at mv cliice, this lS30.m;d after th

first of

iinfMcnn ir-ctepti

u'.ar-i.'er !'Ly iaxv. ;sr-t iirbix: and seal

!:-ih dav" cf June A. l. UU c-f July s.exl, tiie sixty

cere.

ilALI'li 15. COTTON. ,hc:

Fr Representative. JOSEPH C. L'wGLE.sTOX, DANIEL KFXr-O, ScJiosl Commixjiioyicr. THOMAS coia:. Cow ill j Cumin its ioner. W UAAAA W t'DDICIc, MtJ.-KS DliON'.-O.V, JOSML'A iiit hs:, COLIN M-.Xl lT, jn. THOMAS KELLY .

i'ioasani i o;vns.iin.

(ff tVe are authorise 1 to se.y, that JOHN G. A?Dtli'SN, i-- a candidate h i Justice cf the 1'eace, in said township, in the plate of

Unity

oilers, whose term 4sas csr

4. im i V

ruiiLisiiED nv r scriplioti? received at N

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of

i lie

The game of Chess played bu living charae

lers. A very interesting and at the same

i riniilnr pcilormnnw Is at praS-'lit 111

course of exhibition at the Lowther Ivooms.

it consists of a number of living tharacters playing upon a large space representing a

chess board, and several of the most inteiest-

ing games recorded by Walker and other celebrated players of the game. The per

formers are very handsomely attired in the Chinese and Persian costume. IJoxes arc lilted upon each side of the chess-board, where the persons sit who direct the moves, and the performers, who appear very perfect in their

dilterent characters, immediately upon the signal being given moved to the squares assigned to them. The public in general will

derive great amusement from this performance, and to the lovers cf this scientific game it must be a source of great delisht.

Lou don JIet r: polilan.

For Pruhut". Judge, Ihickxx -noils of C. ,y - 1 i t t t . - 1 - r-; ,

v . 1, incv lil .MOeiu::, j ne

Section - A.N Al l io organize probate am! Seventeen Hi i.et.-e.res; l a

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TI,.,i .,,...',,.11 K .an..,,. ,.V...(,J I? : uv t. i-ew-;

1 t 1 i. ruijoe-i cf'tlie i chapters, v !., ViS., .. !v Ci mmissioned or ai'oo-tO"-' J''";'- .. . ' .

ml, until he sliall hrst au: laueny a:u: .-Maverv :.i .n

i m i nin r-

inter i,et!.es

no rjncxv

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"'("etlevi!

Is a::.i Tales; ma.ml Ui:-!.!:

CO

juotvite court a

af

have obtained a cer'iucale from sorin tne ol the indues ut the sunreme court of tliis state.

Cah

a: .)!fn d I't mberion : i!

tislits of Austria ; I )i-vc.very 01 an va

it 1'orl IMiiiip: Insli Vmietie. 1

- o.:mc:i I'ahtUJ.J iptive, a nip yew. n ixfarry'i ; c nc ary Nta-iisiiiuaii

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or from some one of the president judges of at ! ort Jmip; irisu vaue.ies liutnanity -t the circuit courts, tint ho is fpinlifud to dis- Ih itisli Na"al (;h; r: : Florence (Tne:;. charge the duties appertaining to the taid contir.cd; Thc Chanty Sister; yyoxv. oPice."' Chapter IN; I'anny I;airi:cld, pari ill.; Sh'o- . ..junwinuiuuB.j ij j... 'nunciation in ditferer.t Natioiis of Eurom ;

n:it:g.

HYMENEAL

Gi

l'lh itist. at I ol irk P

Green, lse,.

lixi: Jack.

ove on the

laitin !'.

E.-uKit l Ui.'TLi:;:, to mLs An;;:-

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R cfia ESS J dlitla ?s rgHE undersigned is tlo.-irous of.li-;

tvrr-vw!-fc posimr ol 01- i in:- coioamuu'

At niui liemg a part ol see'.ie.n jo. J, i. , t. a::vl siiiia.tt;

, ; ' j . . t Til'. :CT. n.v- rate 1 .,..,! r .....!.. 1...

i- "' ' - .- Vv:ix-. Jur.e a ti.

The St. Eouis Iiulletin of Monday says.

that an engagement recently took place in

Carroll county "on the bank of Grand Uiver

letwecn a company of five bee-hunters and iniore pa

ibout 120 Indian warriors. Two of the. whiles iv-'

were killed, and one or two of the Indians,

Liouisviilc Journal,

on tl v c slate road running from on the Ohio river to Indianapoii-

acres are under

1 1 4 1

nartiaiiv traree. . 1

cw Voil;.!

IWiV-fixe

aring

v xv

t.er-. i x'.'r.icli

haxe and iat-.-nd Uei

CO!!;int

iv e at i

The crops in Upper Canada, promise to be

abundant. A great many cows have been

lately purchased in that country for the Ame

rican market. " A drove of sixty says the Kingston paper, "was at one time in Mr. Mayo's yard, and numerous other droves lie.vc

been transferred to Americans."

The Cnors. The Reading, (Pennnsylvaina) Chronicle, says: "The farmers of this neighborhood have been busy during the

past week with ihe hay harve-at. Iheciops arc belter than usual, and the weather has been fine for securing them'

'LA :x I.urn; t:l

of about '2'!i Tees ol good li iui.

The buildings are a 1 omfor lame log cabm.

.-i Iot !:irn and other oat houses, xxito a well!

of good water, and nev e r failing spring". The road from Wilmington via. James' mil! to Vcvay, also passed through it making it a desirable point for public business. 1'or further prn iicil irs enquire of the subsctber 011 the pre ;:...'.-". LEMUEL WILEY. Cotton township, July 18th ISinh STATS Or SNDSiLNA, t Switzerland count u. ss. K

Swvi.ivl.tsatl Circuit 'ii!rl.

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A singular phenomenon occurred at Montevideo, in September Inst. There was a de

pression of Ihc sea for thirty hours, the waters

laving retired from the harbor, and exposed

all the ships at anchor in the mud.

:nt! : i'.x.e

been firmed f.r the mononolv

f.rm. is think nc es-arv to sah!"xisl g be people

I..TI

U L ' ' ' 1 tl IH -l "lillt i, I I .. 1 ti;iHL 1. ''

oxv citizens, tiie question respecting a

lob ok out and make arrangement for theit itIlv'?lon "f Dearborn county, had its origin U- oi erwise they vxill be impelled to pay m0it undoubtedly at Lawrenceburgh a bed, ..rices for that article; or sell their pork jurce whic h shoud at once condemn it, when

for what it will bring. 1 would Uwq to see

I1

fair play

A Hint is sufficient for the wise. Q in a corner.

wc reflect that not one single measure which

ever originated at Laxvrenceburgh, had any other end than self interest, and the injury of

Dearborn county in general. They have

now resorted to the hobby of division as a

Col. Reese of Honda, owner of a planta-; kind of foilorn hope, hoping thereby to get

ti ni which was devastated by the. Indians, is the lower and back parts ol the county to as

fcuid to have lost 1 10.0:) ) doll ir?, being the sist them to elect men, if elected, will be rca-

irrealeat loss su tained by any individual in dy and willing to convulse the county in a se-

t'.L; teiritei v. 1 cond county seat slnurtrlc. Will you sustain

1'oWAKl) I ATT 'N. V-i. Francis ILvuxes, Hexbietta 1j mines, and John S. Ciim'Max.

qvantity ol'.-ml iats. I:

ccixcd.a el fa s if by

Vcvay, April

.iVtai Hampshire. On the 8th inst. the New

Hampshire legislature eleclcd John Page to the United States senate, to fill the vacancy, occasioned by the resignation of Isaac

Hill. Lou. Jour.

Ninety steamboats arrived at Detroit du

ring the month of May every one heavily 11 !!.

laacn witn ireigiit and passengers.

Santa Anna concludes his letters with 'God

and Liberty!' Maj. Noah says 'he neither

serves the one, nor respects the other.

Indian War. It is said 4000 American

troops, are en the frontier waiting for arms.

Original bill in cliuiiccry. s

Tvl 15 K it remembered that on this the iStb day

JfSjp'if July 1H3'.), '.lie s i 1 comp'nitianl lMxxuni 1- I-'. l 1

I'.ittou liv fetex e-i3 ins soiinir r nieu m tiie faui

circuit court of .aid county, bis original bill in clmtireiv nii xiust the sail! Francis lianics, 1 len-

riettii iiaiiied and .John S. Clnqunan, nl al.,o tiled tli afii.lavit nnoxic I to s;iid bill . of a disii -

forested person by xvbieli it satisfactorily appeal -

m(1 dint tin; sriid detViiilan's: ure ail r.on rcsiutiit

tliat is to say, tb it ntitber 01 tbem tcside in instate of Indian:!. Tbe't-fire notice is hereby

given to the s.id defcudatiN, and c.:cb of lliem that if they dont apjiear in the s id circiit court, on the first day cf tl.e next term ?h r.-of to l,e

holdcn in the court bouse, in the toxvi. of evay, in said county on the third in uulay 111 S q. Inn bcr next, and' defend by j.leadin-. denim 1:1-, m answering to said bill that it xxill be taken fbi eoiil'esseihaains ttbein, the matters and lliings Iherin decided cccnnlinely. I'OWAIIU rATieX Cleik. Julv lSth lSoo, by i M Ki.xt .b :rOx

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