Western Times, Volume 1, Number 37, Richmond, Wayne County, 9 May 1829 — Page 3

1 1

,,r?i-M'M O

m.f r ;n;i o . o

; When faithful elVer? are turned out, .to rnrxlic way for ccmt-oiert ;i r-ci faithful .ones, the 'M-eforniaiioriM is aa-eptable to the people ; hv.i in tin cae, an honevt ami able

llegii-k r has Uen removed, to make roam

tr.i-

0:o.

Our

'.-ie at ,!: r

't ir. :ip( r are

. ! o n ta! ! us t'i.if a chance La ta I ! i in the Mail tp m lb,-, t ri b In ; ,i. the rtVi -t i u t unknown.

. ,.i i ,i ' l'' a noi-y demagogue, who Mipported Adt ,.. H-t I. -Via rt, mi .oi n-it bnn . .

'' " ay ati'i jaouon, alternately, as Uie "w i:u! !i i:v;fi!," and is now unable to giv e secunt) tor the oilice botowed on him!! Chiiluv'hc, April 15, 1823. The public inteit a i still sulfa ing. greatly, hy the failure vi the t.ew Rei?ter to procure legal security A.r the

performance of his othcial duties; in

eonstqueruc ol which the Land Otlice

hnc has hem shut fur the last fie netks! The fully of the President, in removine

t WI N' It VIT.It i a c.'.n.h.htto for the Mr. Spc s.tt r to make way for u needy , t li I lit t av i.e count v . i ., I i ..ir.- .!..-. i -

,,.,, ,. -T"-.!-. tt ;evt ty m;.n having business to transact IV.IIJ.A P.Muhi.I.M Ma ran-1 it, the Land Ollicc, throughout the Dit"U I i 'lie oliie it laii.loi '') llt . 1 1 it t.

Ml WP.ItlUTHa raiHl.it fir a sr at 1 ( i I! i-o i I li.e (inn lal A'M m

t ti. : tato, at the ru t

i.,n.

TII X 1 !.TT- a rui.didite r ;!, i'!lii.o o luunty LYn. t::i.- .oaor of

I A NTH I M i a -t. f..r t f County Coiiitiii- k!. r l" V.. U'it V.

C 'oiijircss haviti refused nt their lasl

ri.-,i,,i, I , Kn, ,.. , - sCi'tcrj, totitind th nlief lau, po f.h I l.U. (t.i i. ( .'.1.1,1,! W ri , ,, .1 . hi i j , jtalkil, ttie crc(if i yWcm, w ill be closed

on me :a July nexi a nine more inan i x t y da 9 htnee when all lands that m iy then remain unpaid for, w ill he fom itcd to the United States. The appointment of Judge Scott, has had Iheclltct to throw a barrier hetween

tho purchaser ai u the government,

whrh prevents him from making pa

rnent and which will, if it he not re

moved, c mpel him to stand hy and sec

his home fotf itd to the Urdtcd States with theiiKiuy iu his hand to pay for

it.

Wo know that Jude Sco't is yet hol ii!.;: out the idea to the public, that

Jinle Campbell will certify the secu ritica, w hich he has offered, to be sol

vent and satisfactory 8" soon as he receives Irs comrri?ion.a Dtriet Jude. But, if Judge C shall do so, after the

i e preien t a t'.ens which have been mad to him, he will subject hinw If to im v I

pcnttnunt lor malversation in onice.

e, therefore, take it uptti u to ea.

that Judce Campbell w ill t ot thus cer

The. only alternative, then, which

r.u.ioTT.at rM,tfiMk . ... : . . !i. a- . i .

f tl.e lltnry Circuit Coart to 1 ,11 ve' uu v itc ei'.xt'l by ihe elfuih el' J ih.ui, I'. j.

James C. I'ickett, rq. late eerolarv

d State of Kentucky, has been appointed

oy me rrcHfient, hecretary ct Legation to Colombia. Kcntuckv Sentinel.

j C. LVmKLL AA'l) O IVEX. The controversy between Owen and Campbell, was closed on Thursday last. A vote was taken to determine; which had pained the vic tory in the argument, raid was decided almost undnunous-ly in favor nf Mr. Campbell. The debate U to be published in a book.-cww7rm Intellivcncer. Frvm the Fayette ObserTtr, May 2. .1AOT1IEII MURDER.

On Friday the 24th ult. Russell

was killed by Hugh Monroe, on Ulue Uiver,

in uud County, Indiana. From what we

ave been able to learn, it appears that

this calamitous afiair occurred at a lor ro

ling. A rpirtrrel arose between these two! men, during the day, and terminated with

the infliction of a blow on the head ofltus-

ell with the breech of a gun. by Monroe.

ri.e stroke broke the skull of Tu'sell, and

he expired early the next mornng. The

murderer was apprehended and is lodged

he County jail.

It is with feelings of horror, tlat we re

flect that this jail now encloses to Vnfor-

tunate beings guilty ol ''shedding man a

lood ; one of w hm is to sutler the execu

tion of violated law , on the ele enth f the

iresent month; and that this is the third

accident of the same nature which has

lappened in this County within tae la?t

two )ears.

l VnUCK IIAKT iacnniidatehrthe ' f Justice of the o r, in Centre- ' . . t liil the acancy of John Smith Fh j, ;;. '. '.. II ut hii "rvfd CcnM ible for t 'i.diip t!ie I it t or ia:ie jears. '. i-c, i.-ult ud avcrv faithtul collect . r.

J"!!N JCNI'S. nt pr,fir.t an ociate

. , . t r, i .. , ... i: i... . !''.)

. , - , i . i v 1 1 , 'iiv "i i i. i .i i ui i luau- , , f , i , , , r , ,

IM t M II IS I l M 11 I" IN I S ? I I I ' 'l II It- I rtsr

.pieMM.ttie,to thc i:,ltr(U,l i,lCUnihci,t, i to either

,f u. I Ma'c i t

'h u e i II

II:

w;U be i .:. i

.1.11

Jud-

procure such security a-, shall be

piei'ionabl) Svi'.vent, or. Inch out! A man, this week, ti-ulkrd from Lick

ai-' Iu i i in, tit , t r the in,; count y to l!u place a ui-tanc rt

io e, i f the - u;. !t .-i.e, i.e in i k ' v V-'l a miles to enter a piece ol

li k HM I II . t

l. ti , i . .... ,., ,i i , i .. r. t, ,i 1 1 i;u. hi n lit arrivca uere, me new

liegisier iniormcu mm, uiai juigi

; i U- k?i'' n , i ' i v a i y . I li.iu' r ! M , W 1th Cel.M t I hoth r f those ir,( n, at t. ii h ii t" lit' i.an.e ot each but- ih nvrd f. ni tl.e . !'.( he hr. oil .Vrwln.tl. 1 v i ' M 1 1 1 t 0 iiMm- ... tit I. t l . ii ii, ii , u;.td ti. i h i -

ih't. r ti ii .

U c

v.e

tl.ut tr

u ,r t lb .1 ; h i ' . 'i'v.tcnnn .ill i! li t i , J )' r bit tm) f "I ll tl t ) H IU. 11 , til t JudL J'MlCS

foot, with exfoliation of the hone, from

which he recovered, and at length died

lrom gradually declining old ae. Ilcwas the father of eighteen children, by one

wile, in fifteen ears. ?dl of whom he survived, and man icd again at the age of 75.

u i7 d n a to s i hi ofbee i-

ti'

Campbell had notvet certified his sreu

iririts to bo- wcrlh ten thousand d liar

and consequently, bo could not trans art i.ny efli-ial business. The disap

po'.fitt d totti.tr v (nan bjJ. tbt itfutr, to ir.eaure batk hi eight) five nubs, on foot, saddled with his personal t xpen i , the las of his time, and no small portion of vexation. We mention thi-

c ao, otilv, as hein ore nmoi thope wl.ioh di:!y occur of at; aggravated character. Sck ti (!c:r tic.

Dittrasinz Fire. A correspondent in

Ibitler county, umlerdate of the 19fti ult. writes to the editor the paiticolars of a

mo melancholy and dis;istrousfire, which

oerurred in the neighborhood of Ernest's Store, as follows; "On the morning of the

10th inst. the dwelling house of Mr. Jere

miah Watts of this county w as discovered to be on tire, and so rapid" w as .ts progress, that before the alarm could be given the

whole building was enveloped id fames a't tr of th unfortunate iiuidttS T! ffVn

suiufl irl the devouring element! ThoseVho

escaped took with them only part of their clothioc Of those who perished. 4 were

the children of Mr. Watts. 1 achild of his daughter, and a Kentucky horse drover

who happened to be a resident of the same

huiMirgat the time.

"Not an item of the furniture of the house

wn paved. We have neer witnessed

'to c which caused such deep and overwhelming regret as the one in question.

To lose a child by an event, is source of

sorrow to a parent; but to have four children consumed by fire, together with a

large portion of property , exceed any lim it of sorrow and distres- which theirr.agin ation can leach." Selma .!. Courier.

The following remarks, frun n

paper of hich character, on the

side of the late admiiiistration. shortld meet the cordial approba

tion of every honest citizen:From ihz Trenton True American We advise the political friend; with whom we have acted in the late cot; test, to cnae in no violent opposition

to the present "Administration, hut to

wait patiently and see what nre it-

measures, and to ascertain whether

they are for the her. tit of the countr) or not. If their measures are good sup

port them cordially; if riot, all vvS view them in that light will reprehend

them. 1 here should be no obstacle

thrown in the way of General Jackson as President, nor should his acts before

elected be brought against him as the

ruler of the American people. We op

posed his election, but wish him success in devising and executing all the good acts he tan for his country. Let

moderation and vigilance be the watch

words: let no good deed of our rulers

go unrewarded by praise, and let none

that are injurious to the public inter eits escape without appropriate ceu sure. Our country is every thing to

its people, and it matters less 4,Tvho

rule, than how they rule."

07" Vie PresulenCs successor. J o ie Mirs all lias been recuruiit-.i .' d readi as 'he Kiireescr el "General J.ik--on, in the P esi.'ei tial chair. Cal1 oun ai.d Van Buren will, doiih'iess, contest it with him, should th .In ge if r and the question with the Si uili ill be, Who shall he pre fr red to a

southern cat did -te?

ississippj cor respondent.

(rThe Bosto- Patriot ) that the

controve rsy betwe. i Mr. Adorns hi d

the Eastern V deralists is new u ihe

hands of one b Her able 'han an) other to rnanag- it.' viz: "those of Mr Adams himself, who is . mp!o)iog hi isure houis u. arrngiog bift tn.n rial- f.r an answer, which there ii r'ja?. ii (o helieve is forthcoming in the course of the

ummcr.

n It-

r g iil t' iho-e wb. tn.iy be be at oi lab to fill hn p'.ae, 1. 4-. r:iiti;ii i n t ly I r' ' ir.i" ie rc-iL'naf mi wiadu leave llu

... b a' time w th'nt a Ju 'gc, I efore

i -er ueuld be ba le d and ijuahlil nir umtanres might mike the

a .'e oriK!i oth er very nrcrary. 1'het will be 1 . ,) va";ir.cies to he filled, Mi" fknch 'f tb.r Circuit Court cf tb; . v.

- I.e l.t i t : r. a '. v .

K- i i j --Yrvn tlie d.iT-.rei.t K !.'.-.ickv . e le trn that the f d'ovvinc reritlen . r' alr.'a lv coai leie I e.m li bit 's tor

l ;r s n that State.

to the proni:. T, 'V Citi:rr.s cf Wcyit Con Ay : I a rer.ipli aiic.e itli the wishes of many of v,. In nd, I am induced to become a candidate for tlie o:bi e fit llepreent atn e in th next (Jeneral -emby of this -tate. For the confidence manifested at a firmer

lection, which placed me a member of

the Judicial lienr h. v ou bay e rnv grateful t Ii it: k . Let what pidirmer.t be passed

lli.it may, upen my o.V; 'ial ;ir ts whilst in

that U j;'i?n! tit,co:ce us I am it wasnl-

wav i m a:! t" render sti ir t justice to all

incerii a . To irr, appears to he inci

dent ta human natuie. I mav h ive com

imitted i.:aj mors: but be thn my conso-

I ib the I.exinuhMijUtiori.ifl.air.Uirv have beco of theju

il-tnct. t! Ib.n. Jamrs Clatlc, pre-i ot .? nt. and not the intention of the heart. , i-i . r i , arel hone to receive a poiti.m of that t-ai'.r, is a ra.id. late for re de Cn,

eiiainjr ni'.ii io i-j u.i qvu

1 mt lit nry Clay, as I itt ly nti.nate I.

a :oy t opposi' J by J. T. Morehcad,'

ci ! Francis Jdia-fn, (formerly a memb r.) n abo mentioned. ShtuI Ibi J'lhri Korhcter, P.. F. I'leasants, W. - l.Hor, W'.C.iMwcIl, John Kin- aid and .' ttliors arc announced in T. P. Mciore's 'trict. Fob Mcllatton's reelection i I by Cd. K. M. J..hnsou,lateSena-

r in Conren. la Fec unpte s district,

men.

Many of y u are pel1- ttiaHv acquainted

with roe. ami have had business before

both the Cm utt, and the Pi obato Court

-im e I occui'ied a seat there. It is for

you to iudee of the intf grity of mv eon

duct, both as a piivato eiti.en, and a pah

lie officer. To you belongs the inherent

iiL'ht of saver Lmtv. Your oiliccrs are

your stcwan! to von alone must they ac

count. I.i t your decision in regard to my

h If be what it may, it is my duty to acqui

I , .!- t. r. I .1 I -t il IH ll.ll ll lll.l,, u n i'T " 1 - .laeonMte.F.l.N,ittrll, W . O. butler. 1 ,f , ,)r lhc ol.joct of ynur

Jc ,. sFoid an 1 Thos. Wils-jri. are candid-

and John ('1. arnbe r, Col. James r ri rd, M. Featty Kq . T)r. I.rarcli,and ; '! .thcr, aie can lidato in the district !; :- ri! 1 y Mr. Chambers.

' tlN.I.K O l hi; I, AM) oiTicr. 1 - ; l:u at have of late appe.ir.-d ia ina-

li.e Oho, paters, on account ff the C m t is. o'hee at Chlllicnthe beintr clo-

: t a time whtn the benefits of the leI Ian s ivie .due.! t at nn end. Itisnot i i - mi able to u; -h,. tliat President Jackm f r !t ! any ditliru'.iv would ar-,?' m .,u iriabd ty oa the put of the newly ijo.iiT d .li'i' r to j r'xiiie thcneceary -' "iiy, but the f, ll. iwi.g leraaiks fiorna I per printed in tl.e tow n of Chillicothe, 'iv tV.j'l!io-e who have business at the iFi e U 1 the ward of .. i r ?r.cer verv "en.

choice at the rn-uing lection, be a-.siirc(

mv unremittir.g attention shall be devoler

to your service. Should some more for

tunate citi.en be placed on the list of sue

ccssfd candidates, the stern republican epuit of sour humble servant fhall submit

without n murmur

As a candidate for Pepresentative, it be

comes rnv duty to resign my present com

mi-sion. but n occasion may require

the mtvioc of a Judge in our county,

think it not piudent to leave the county

wholly intitule nl thai ofhrrr; but sha

resign for a writ of lection to issue from

tin: proper department, ir time to till the

vacancy. As there i; anather candidate for the same office, of the same name with myself, already be fare the p ople, there will he

some mark required by whiIto distin-

cuih our names.

J itm with the utmost re-pect and es

teem vt'Jr fiithful and bumble servant, JOIIX JONES

C EXT RE I ILL E MARKET. Apples; preen, per bushel, 50; dried, $1,00. Beef; per cu t. 2.00 to $2,50. Butter; p r pound, G cents. Com ; bushel, lb"; Meal; 20 cents. Chickens ; doz. 50 to 7) cents. Etigs; doz. 2 to 15 c uts, Flour ; sii)erfine, per cu t. 2.5b, uood, $2,00 to $2.25. Hums;

Fresh, 3 to 4 rents. Oats; bush

el, 12 cents. Pork, per u t. 150

to $2,00. Wood, pi r ca rd 40 to

50 cents. Wheat, bushel. 75 cfs,

Whiskey; gallon, 18 to 20 cts.

(firl'roposals have been issued for

publishing a weekly newspaper, in the town of Nacogdoches, state of Coabulia

in Texas, to be called the Mexican

Advocate. It is to be printed in English

md Spanish, and "as there is regul.tr

mail between the cit) and Mexico and

Nacogdoches, it will he able to furnish

intelligence from the interior of th

i xican states, soor.er than it can b

received by way of Vera Cruz and

New Orleans.

MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 30th ultimo, by the

Rev. Ulrie Mavnard, Mr. Jno. Sample, Jr. (Junior Editor of the Fayette Ob

server.) to Miss. FrancfsC. PiF.id, all ot

Connersville, lnd.

AUGUST ELECTION.

CINCINNATI PitlCGS CURilFAT.

CO.VJFRATIOX.

l be old tfn oiler. Si l;m UorLott

relates, that w ben sitting one evening: un

era tree to takeretuge from a storm in

"It 1 4mi - i

ie island ol .vinneiia, ne sa v a negro

ractisintr incantations to silence the ihun

er. I no conjuror appeared to tremble

while he motU red the terms of his black

uttaso,,,., hobgoblin; but suddenly 'skip-

cil oat n in a omphalic rapture unshea,ed a ler.j'ke.to r knitV, w hicTi he hran ihed about bis head sev r n or eight times,

u.d after as manv mutVreig spell-, put it

again; then kissed the earth .1 time?;

which done, he rose anil, upon a sudden

the ky cleared, an i r.o more noie affrigh

ted u-

i n

? m;jch-i,.jarr l man. Heorge Talking-

ton, once a celebrated horse dealer at

"t'axcter, who died on the ll'th of April, 5725. at Cheadle , Chesliiro, Earland, in

lis 83d vear, met with n orc rxi tents

than probablv ever bcTel anv other human

eing. bp to the year 1 7G3, they v ere

is follows: Right shoulder Iroken; skull

ictured and trepanned ; left arm broken

in twa places, three ribl on'the lcftidp

broken ; a cut in the forehead ; lancet case, tine case, and knife forced "into the thigh; three ribs broken on the right sice; and

;ie right shoulder, elbow and wrist dislo

cated; back seriously injured; cajoflhe

right knee knocked off; left ancle disloca

ted ; cut for a fistula; right ancle disloca

ted, and hip knocked down; sen ribs broken on the right and left sides,- kicked

in the face, and the left eye knocked near

ly out; the hack r.gain seriously injured;

two ribs and breast bone broken ; got down

and kicked by ahorse, until he had five holes in the left leg; the ?inew jst below the right knee cut through, and to holes in the leg, abo two shocking cuti above the knee; taken apparently dead seven times out of different rivers.

Since 1703, (w hen a reference to these

accidents was given to Jlr. Madely,sur

geon of Fttoxeter.) right shoulder disloca

ted and collar none broken, seven ribsbro

ken, breast lone laid open, and right

shoulder dislocated, and left arm broken

two ribs broken, and right thigh much

bruised near the pope's eye. In 1816,

then io his 76th voar, a lacerated wound

m the calf of his leg. w hich extended to the foot mortification of the wound took

place, which exposed all the flexor tender

r.ess of the foot, also the capsular liga

ments of the anrle joint becani delirious, and so continued for upwards of three

weeks- his wondcrlul recover) Irota this

accident wad attributed chiefly to the cir

cumstanceof a frit ml having supplied him

w ith a quantity of old Madeira, a glas o

which he took every three hsurs for eight weeks, and afterwards occasionally. Since

then, in 1823 in his POth year, he had a

Candidates tor tke State Senate. William Elliott, Abel Lomax, W illiam Steele, Patrick I3eard. Vor RErnrEN'TATivr.s.

John Finley, Enoch llailsback.

Peter Stevens, James Raridcn,

John Jones, former Representative

Juilc J. Jones, Lewis McLane, Eli Wright. For Associate Judges.

Asa M. Sherman, JohnC. Kibbey. F"R Shlriff. Wm. M . Dunham, James Cuppy, Jacob R.Fisher, John Kapcr, Matthew D. Springer. Por County Commisionfr.

Philip Savill, Daniel R id, Richard Lecson, Jonathan Plaits, Levi Antrim. Ml - XINEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wMtftr 'Bale

JN Conformity with an order of!

the Henry Circuit Court, at their April Terrh 182'J, I will offer for sale, on the premises, to the highest bidder, at pub lie outcry, on the FOURTH MONDAY IN MAV, TWENTY ACRES OT LAND, part of the Real Estate of John Dar

rah deceased, situate io the County of

Henry, &, State of Indiana; bounded

as lollows. to wit; beginning at me

South East corner of the West half of

the South West quarter of Section two,

in Township seventeen, of Range ten;

thence North sixty four poles, thence

West forty nine poles and twenty one

links, thence South sixty four poles.'

thence Last forty nine poles and twenty

one links, to the place of beginning; on

a credit of six months; the purchaser

to have a deed when the purchase money is paid.

Sale to commence at ten o clock on

said Jay.

BEXJAMIX UARVEW Admr. May 8fA 1829. 37 It.

Frm the Cinci'muti Cht'iuiihArticles. Krom o. $ cts. is. ASHES. Pot, ton, i)0 DO P.,r1, 10o 00 Btsw.jx, iii demand, 20 -2 UEAN in demand, b CIDER-Bhl. 1 25 3 00 CAS I INGS-per ton 56 CO retail, p r lb. 3 12 COFFEE Havana, 15 1G St D mit. go, 15 1G COTTtA -bales limited 12 CAN I 'EES Sperm 30 33 mould, 1 1 dipt, 9 10 CHOCOLATE No. 1 18 10 CPjAKS Am. ricatn 75 1 00 COTTON Y ARN 27 30 CORD GL ;er lb. 10 11 Red Cords Ut size 3 00 2d 2 50 3d 1 75 Plough Linrs 75 SaeUng a 4 50 Clothes L ues 2 5t COAL 12 ,S FRUI PS Raisons 4 00 4 50 Figs 'Us 00 Prune3 1 75 2 00 Almond a 13 20 Currents 9 10 plour from wagons 5 50 COO FISH-MackerelNo. 1 J 00 9. 0 N 2 S .0 No 3 7 50 S 00 Cod, dry box 2 50 Salmon 1 gall kegs 1 00 H. ings, box 75 1 00 FLAXSEkD-m demand 40 GLaSS-8 10 5 0010 h 12 6 00 GINSENG IS 20 GUJS POW DER Ky. 5 50 G 25 D'ipont 7 oO Rogers orange 7 0 Hopewell C oO GLUE American 20 GRAIN Wheat 75 87 Rye 30 Oits 10 25 Corn 25 Budc7 43 HOPS - io 13 HEMP- 100 150 HIDES South dried 13 15 LEAD pig 4 5 LEATHER -sob- E isf. 25 Cionnnati 5 2S Calf -kins doz 18 00 26 00 Upper cwt. 2100 Sl.wirtii.gs lb. 28 Han es 25 MOLASSES ' 40 NAILS-Juniatfa 8

NOTICE T

S hereby given, tliat I forewarn

all persons from trading for a certain note executed by me to Morgan Wilson, for fifly one dollars. I do riot intend

to pay the same, ai it was fraudulent!

obtained. PATCY MEEK.

Pittsburgh common 6 Boston 9 wrought OIL Tain ers, 21 00 linseed oil Go PROVlSIONS-pork mess Prime per lb. Laid in bb!s. Io kegs Hams cwt. Butter ltd quality 6 Cheese, new 7 Sugar N. O. 7 Loaf Lump SALT Turk? island ConTouul -Reiihawi

SEEDS ( rover H-rdrtss TEAS Imperial Yoil eg Hv0O TALLOW "

4 00

to 8

7 10 17 22 00 70 8 00 7 4 5 6 00 8 . 8 8 19 18 1 00 50 4 .0 2 00 1 7 'Jo 4

moitilicutica of the second toe. of the nht 1 -Al3.v 4lf!j 1 329.

37.. 3t.