Missouri Intelligencer and Boon's Lick Advertiser from Fayette, Missouri • 2

Resolution instructioe the cocMr.is- cial investigation tr the aforesaid crime to the county aforesaid, where NOTICE; mHE Creditors and all others concern; ring a change of ven i I do their ci JJ enimed ali acttmpo inVaTAoVendes of mer- u-. nrf far other me iaia jjavia ioaa presiaea as a foresaid, and before the Grand Jury of said court and county." The Second Specification UDder this third article, is that the judge, upon the tnafr of Hickman, admitted irrele- vant testimony a charge which does I not seem te comport very well with ius iuokg wuuiu nui nuuvr mc -im i nidges of the Irw ns well 10 ltle Jut3Ses 01 ine lrwt ns weii the Iact The hrst article, according to our Ibumble conceptions, charges thejudge with nothing more than a correct dis- ofthfdut re ired of him TnKC0idf if more 8Ubstance in it; but we ima imagine it will turn out, that tlhe righting ng character was obstreperous on his trial, and the cnana.zc auu purposes. rtntum to uooh all ar -w, p.r.KUfitate: to ticlGi not me crowm, lntPrv tickets to pay a tax; ellers of lottery UCKeui i dealers in clocks, waicne, rtaxarnowproridedbylawregula- tiue An act supplementary to an act en- titled act regulating the office ol Secretary of State. Approved Dec. 24, 1824.

To keep a record ol wie oniciai acis to hie away in hib omcc, ni official papers and not permit tb same to be taken out; to record allot- ficial letters written by the Uovernor. kiaAlf; tn faWft a sched all ouu fflLiK, Governor to appoint a secreta tern, in absence of becretary postage on all official letters Governors and bimself.l An act to amend and repeal an act entitled an cct to provide foi of to 7P frm in pan 10 nwusuiuru.v L1. meu me puonwuuu i I88 however havc prevented it. 7 nress has been constantly occur uur ipied ev eiecutin, a since our last, executing a great variety of printing, of an urgent nature lotne Parues concernea ana we nave been obliged to lay by a considerable nnnntit tn nahlp ns tn nrint pvpn thisi I I UUi i.uuS a.m upm tc crease in this branch ot our business, thatno wise or salutary measure ha- auu sum-it a. vUuiuiuciuLc ui luen ia-1 iinai rJ The lid.

all must admit to be frivo-tate. unvtJ uceu luiiy miu uihuuicu i Uor, wouid have become him. The com- Notice is hereby eiven. to whom the eubifct was refer I nAT I hll We publUh to-day a list of the acts, red. firs, smiting proceed of the cZSfi Court of far.

nasppd hv our Legislature at its but the house specially instruct 1j Matp. spsinn. It would he uniustioeav them to prepare articles. Judet mv nrtministrati iiii 1111 uiti-iu viutiuii inn 1 1 1 1 Jtcian orlnntorl Ttnf fU env thnt nlnn whrt riiiii fa pn into tnp hanns nf a the management protection ofschoo j- octoKitrhmoni anri IMllUI. ailU ui mo toiuutiumMWM- i I government ot common schools.

Aj- aZ nf Overto, more corrupt, wasteful and inefficien -v, A. 444 I Legislative body never assembled in 1" TX" fuHj aware--and they are deU rm.nedj to fAinA for themselves, however surer, uously a certain Editor, who has beet: cj PiicniuiniT Vlc nn ii nut n( ttlA rvilhlif trea rM surv at the rate of six dollars a day, fihroueh the instrumentality of a membcrs)may endeavor to screen thoe unworthv Dublic servants from the ius indignation of-1 heir incensed consiim entsT The people will not be dictate, industrious who stood read, by this crLL and tool of those ernbarkJn the emerpnse of set.r TJctr lioiro 1 1 in the Territorv. thp nboul 14 hands high, or I imposeq'-V ttH in In havo KtAon -i anion it irt nttjir 1 1 TO III 1. is verv Hccocipiishen and the Resolution requiring sec. of State to furnish each house with a map.

Resolution instructing Aud. P. Ac. to pas Samuel C.Owens. Resolution proposing amendments state Constitution.

(Limits the term of office of Judges lour Tears, instead ol during me, as Jt now; cierns oi couns, uieir.ieruia ui ffi nprmlllin ZlZZiJi' Qr religious corporations to 40 acrei land or one square of town lots tor ep f. mepurpose 01 ourjing w- Resolution proposing amendments constitution of U.S. i .7 I- i -J several stares meir rei how p.oviucu uj me nnea oiaies. A nipmorial to the Senate House r.L pese rved under the suppoeiuon ci meir nn.n loail nn irrtn nrp. memfial forthe protection of the Vlexican trade, by the protection of the fur trade, by ex cludii.g all British raders from our tei ritories.

1 iiiiiiidi iiuni un Lttc ftrauaoi iv ti I a mpmnna inui wouiu r' ef.hllfti 'Jiruusil III I lie LJGUMIInt aim cK.i'-r- i lands and nub he sa ines. upon certaiiv onditions. A memorial that the rapids in the Uissisoippi, may be removed by appro of the proceeds of the lead ninec. A memorial to congress for the far her extension of the t'umberland road 0 the city of JerTerson. Life in Washington.

Jackson men Tn5i.a nVp wn eT ropons, appear the present winter toi Hgreein one is, to en- a. 1 Jay themselves. At parties both car I1 on neutral grou meet on neutral erou d. and forge the animosities, that political conficU engendered. llif cr" given oy iurs.roner Mr.

Clay's evening parties com party evening of January 1 Th drawing rooms, which peoedevecy alternate VVednc The Pres are o- esdav e- ening through the winter, are fash onably attended and hiehlv cheerful. Mrs. Adams has ventured so far to in novate on former to introduce dancing to heighten the pleasure of these A'atioaal jams. A large committee has been appoin ted at Washington to arrange the cer emonial of General Jackson's entree; of the celebration of January 8, and of the Inauguration. Gen.

Van Ness of Washington it is supposed will be selected lo deliver an address to Gen. Jackson on his arrival at Washington. This duty properly devolves, it is said. on ueueral Van Ness, as one of the oldest, wealthiest and most respecta ble citizens of the metropolis, the inauguration ball will be got up with great splendor by Mr. Gadsby.

The whole court of the National Hotel is to be floored and covered in, and the galleries and rooms are to be fitted up for the fete, -Tickets are to be ten dollars each, and two thousand peisons are expected to attend. Twenty thou sand dollars for a single ball! Spirits 05 our puhtannical fathers, into what KXiravgances will not your degeneate posterity run? We fear, our independent and prudent eomanry imidly believe their own eyes, could i hey see how the people's money is spent by the people's representatives, within the ten mites square. NOTICE. 'pHE subscriber having obtained from the Clerk of the County Couri of Howard county, Letters of Administration on the estate of Michael Col her. deceased, bearing date the 23d December, 1828, hereby notifies all persons having claims against the es tate ot said deceased to exhibit the same to him within twelve months from the date of said letters, or thev may be precluded from any benefit cl said estate; and if not exhibited within three years, will be forever barred.

All persons indebted to said estate are lequired to make immediate payment. PETER B. HARRIS, Adm'r. Dtcember 2G, 1B28. 23 3w tur and ceding -hrrefuVe he it.

ir a x- i riw uh r- lee. lucuicverv aiiernaic eanesuav even- rp, 7 I i if tiiiiixiw x. iir in iiinn i Minister is to give a brilliant er I xm the Estate of JAMES COO LEY, de jceased, ace hereby notified, that I intend to settlement of the said estate Howard rnnn tT vuuvy C4 Pleasant Wilson, Adm'r. February 6, 1829. WOTIOr IC SfRO all creditors, legatees and others con- cerned, that I shall apply to the counts Vu 7 Ul next May term thereof, for a final settlement ofmv executorship on the estate of GEORGE.

JL.IU&, deceased. LAZARUS WILCOX. Exec'r of George Wilcox, deceased. Februarys, 1829. 28 9w NOTICE INHERE BY GFL'A, rpO all creditors, and others concerned or 1- interested in the estate of Jabcz Huh- j.

i.iQi.wauiaaiu tlcHC, 1IRCUUJ IU UldkC lllltt at the next term of the Countv Court "wara county. uuuijaku, Mn x. tenruary .6.1829.. 28 9w jn Moriw. deceased.

nt'ourP apicam a i vjwvju-i Jiamii 4 February 6, 1829. 28 9r STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Jackson. TAKEN UP as an estray, by Ze-bediah Baker, of Fork 0age Town hip, one sorrel-mare, with a star her forehead, some few raddle spots, a scar on her left hind foot, her right nye out, and had on about a dollor beI, with a screw, tap tied, in with a leather string for a clapper, no other marks or brands oerceiveable; Said mare it and nine tea who were duly sworn for that purpose, by me, the undersigned Justice of the peace, this 1 t(h day of Dec. 1828. i ri Same A Clerk the Couoty for county aforesaid, do.

certify that the abore is a. true copy of the original as recorded' in my office on the lec. 1828. Given under my hand this 26th Dec 1828. S.

C. OWENS, cik: A Li9t Letters REMAINING in the fost Office at Co. llumbia, Boon couhty. Mo. on the 1st day of January ,,1859, which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the Ge neeral Post Office as dead letters.

5 Harris Talton Adams. Isabella ursHelams Wm Allen John liick3 Young Allen Elijah Harlow Micaib rt it isaueim-Mrsnams james Ir. matia aamuei Jackson Elijah 2 Jeffreys Matthew, Johnson Wm Jones Cable Jones Elizabeth Mrs Kilgore Thomas Ktnkade David Ketchum James Kirtlev S. McMellon Aaron MitchelWmC tfnnsley Daraes marnes vra- Bunk Daniel Bejcher John Barker Moses Barnes Amos Bulkly Elias Ball Allen Barnes Hawkins Barnes James Burth Wm Burch Bumon Levi Bennett Jaa.H-Dr McCarty Elisabeth Bennett Df Ars Bealee Armstrong Marney Amos Barnes. Wm Barton Kichard.

Netherland Nancy C' Mrs I'. Calloway James or: Mrs Alfe M'Dow Oliver James Cothy George Callaham Parkes Johnil Creson Peter. Pwckler Gaorge Calloway James Cold wej I Samuel Is Thomas Cooper James M- 'DD "Stevens Calvm i Darbey Andrew G.Shelton James Daw6pn. Madison Samuels Martha Darbey Andrew Mrs Dale Jesse Slack John Shock John Elston Andrew Smith Wm Sbaw Tbeophilus Frost Rowland Foley Elijah Talbott Nathaniel Fuget William Freeman Joshua Tiptpn Esrom Geen Joseph Gorden Johu Witts Da ret Wood Fielding Wait Elizabeth Winn Elijah White Benjamiu Wills Marcus YateaJohn 2 Goslen wjlliam Garner Samuel Grant William Griffin Isaac Grant Wm Grant John Iloekins James CHARLES HARDIN, P.M. 25 3w Job Printing Executed ai this Ofiet.

jady, and has made quiu p5acc iiibhhikiuh wii i Judge Todd's impeachment, is from toward this itttilTm the Kentucky Lemnru ntator, ot Janu- to think its lavor. bomedi i 1 pviet rpsnprlinrr th. lous, though the out-of-door conduct in ih9t natirnlar. mavL J.r?.:' I take. if.

is an administratioi 'arkson IcgUltttare; and a viler perse lilrfiAn Irri.liiiirat an1 a Hilar noraa ntion, we euspect, was never set oi Territory of Oregon. When the bill to establish a Territorial Government at the moth of the Oregon or Co. lumbia river wan under discussion Congress, Mr. Everett, of Massachu setts, remarked that in the part of 'he country from which he tame, there wa? an association of three thousand individuals, respectable farmers and jt nM Bfi ennn no permission and protection of the gov ernment should be secured to them. The following letter is published belief that the distinguished! by whom it was nhirtinn hi, fpl ritten.

will have no objection his fel 1 i 1 S.M1UU1 fc 7 U1S '7 riH rntifiilcna thot tho mill nm VrV'" rj 1 nnininn ino nrDiirnT tttnirn it i fc Richmond. Jan. 1st. 1829. jjear Ejir: 1 have received your speech on the resolution amendatory of ConstitMtion, and thank you for sending it to me.

1 have read it with auenik'ii, ana mini me argument a-gainst the re-eligibility of the Presi Irtpnt. rprir tttvnncr PiiKli nrvinirtVi Jo. believe- takinor a AoriAoA A.rar.iinr disposed fference time fori ir magistrate ougui to Lu luc pr0pneiy OI m3 Deing re-engiDie. iae question is one oi great inter aim aencacy, ana is oi wunoui difficulty. We may perceive the in convenience of the present arrange- ment much more clearly than those which may result irom any new and untried systems In a great and pow-eifu'l is more difficult thar.ithe disposition of the Executive power.

Yet, though not very lone experiments, I should be disposed to try the effect of confining the Chief Miagistrate to a single term. With great respect, I am, sir, your obt.servt. J. MARSHALL, The Hon. A.

Smyth, MARRIED, In this County, on the 29th uU. by N. S. Burckhartt, Esq. Mr.

Power, WiLUAMi, to Mies Sab ah Graog. Also, by the same, Mr. James H. Fryer, to Miss Margaret M'Cul- loch. In Nashville, JOHN M.

BASS, Esq. of bt.Louis.to Miss GRUNDY, daugh ter of Felix Grundy. I'; Washington, Hon. JUHJN ti. EATON to Mrs.

MARGARET TIMBERLAKE. DIED, at Pensacoh, whither-she had gone forthe benefit of heriiealtb, Mrs, FRANCES WASH, consort oil Hon. ROBERT WASH. Her re. mains were brought to St.

Louis, and interred on Sunday last. 9 NOTICE IS hereby-given, in compliance with the provisions of an act of the General Assembly, providing for the disposition of the Three Per Cent Fund, approved 22d January, 1829, all the Warrants diawn by the Auditor of Public Accounts on the Treasurer of this State, previous to the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-' four, if presented to the Treasurer on the first day of April net, will be redeemed, together with the interest that may have accrued thereon. JAMES EARICKSON, Treasurer of the Stale of Missouri. City of Jefferson, January 29, 1829. 28 8w 01 I In I (a lit onn i3riv uarii.

I At i ival ol ni of An act providing for the remova the seat of justice for the cou Cole. fThe set of justice removea 10 u. 1 Citv ty of 'JeflerSon; lots numoerea o. 347 and 35', donated by the state 1 I the site for court-house.) An act to repeal in part and ameno an act entitled an act to provide fo building bridges. Approved 13h January, 1825.

The 2d section and part of 41 section repealed; county court no rnmrffA In TRiiap hridcps to he erpc ted when one-half raised by individu- al subscription, unless on a count) road, and petitioned for by forty house holders, deemed necessary by coun ty court.) An act to divorce Elizabeth W. Hays, lateElizabeth V7. Clantoa fror. the bonds of matrimonv. by her coo tracted with Greenup Hays An art frt an ssrt en- 'titled an act taxinc billiard tables.

C7 fifty dollars.) An act to provide for State road from -Smeltzer the Mississippi, to the town 'irioa. County court upon the petition ol 40 householders of the county, to ap- iIi.aa itAmmiBiAnarft fr. voxtt nrii'4 mark the same 'lo return a survey made to the office of secretary ol state.) An act for the relief of Benjamin Hawkins. An act entending the benefit of the act for the relief of insolvent debtors to persons in confinement for crimes. (Extending the benefits of the insolvent act to persons in confinement for fines and costs upon their complying with the provisions of said act.) An act concerning the State Library.

An act authorizing the procurement of a loan of money to the State of Mis-( soun (Loan for redemption State debt.) An act to provide for surveying and making out a state road. An act supplementary to an act en titled an act to organize, govern and discipline the militia. An act to authorize the. commission erof the permanent seat of govern ment to sell lots, and lor other pur poses. tM'1" An act to organize the county of An act entitled an act to extend the time of redemntidu of real estate which' has been pold for An act supplementary to an act to provide for the final settlement of the business of the several loan offices.4 An act to amend and alter the several laws of this' stae, concerning executors and administrators, aud for o-tber purposes.

Resolution requiring C. Gunn to print 500 copies of the jurnals of each house. Resolutions requiring Secretary of State to forward to eaftrpf our Senators and Representatives a copy of each Resolution requesting certhain State officers to dress in clothing the manur fccture of this state, i Resolution approving the graduation of land, complimentary, instructive, Resolution requiring the- Gov. to" furnish the territories with B. Bar-croft's A semiannual tax of 100 I in addition to tfte present tax ueep A nf nmW nPHAnd oi years to play thereon under a penai nnr ado Ih.Mn nnr mnre thai.

laying out r'' Brc.ii'i 01 Dl.I ci. i -1 unt frori-kf 01 men. the author of Philo- Jackson." Our latest Washington papers con tain verv little Congressional tion 0f interest. Mr. Bates presented a Petitioa frGm ibitants of the A i ota U4 1 1 A 1 Vf movai oi lue wuu uiuu: auu i i.

tice to the new town. The petition represents the oW. town as likely to lumoie 1UWUI6 nvci uunug una ter. A petition was also presented the inhabitants of Boonville, for iof fh T.nnH Oifire in ti nt 1116 ua-owiUK diuueuu uic suujcti light in which intelligent, honorable and lmnarha men at a distance view 1 tu iiu uj, Pur -egisiaiure againsi tuai inamau- al. From the Commentator.

Judge Breaking in Missouri. Arti ries ot impeachment have been exhi bi ied by the House of Representatives of Missouri, against David Todd, one ol the (circuit Judges ot that state. The first charge is, that one James Campbell being indicted for retailing liquors without license; the Judge re fused to allow the jury to determine the law, as well as the lact. (Jul ot this, the house of representatives raise five very grave and lormal specifications; and 'do demand that 'the said David Todd may be put to answer the said ''misdemeanors -Having "reserv ed to themselves the liberty 01 exhibiting, at any time thereafter, any fu ther articles 01 acensation or impeach ment," they subsequently addiessud a second articles-alleging that, on Roberts being under trial tor an assault battery, the judge refused hiin the right lo be heard by himsel fined and punished him, for standing his rrial and attempting to defend himself; fioing him for; another otfience, while he was on trial for the assault aud battery; punishing him tw ice for the same otfeiice. -These charges are not drawn with the awful solertmity ol the first set of -Theu comes a third article; the speci fixation of which is in these First the said David Todil, being informed by the said Hickmao.

that he was accused of a great crime, (meaning the aforesaid crime of bea stiality,) nd that he, the said Hickma could procure the confession of 00 of his accusers, vhich confession we uld tend to prevent any thing furthrjf being in said 'crime, did. vol untariiv. 4 freely, and of his own will, set and hide himself among barrels fand rubbish, for the -purpose aforenaid, ai did then and there evesdopt secretly, and clandestinely overhear said confession, well knowing lhat the said Hickman would declare ami use the matters aforesaid to prevent a Judi- 1 I 1.