Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 6, Number 27, 9 July 1836 — Page 2

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bp1 the conversation, ty. air,

AKClEifT CAVERN.

.t.W kmr do vou breakSutf'

V hreakfast al eight," was thedbaOed

reply,4 but the question is one hi which

vou can have little interest: iur you . .1 I TJ

must see a meat ewewiKw. "Surely, my dear sir. yon

not treat m gentleman with auch indignity . "March P said the lwdlord.

3Iy BiU

The war ia which tha

kneel Oo the Ohio, twenty miles htlow ihcJA3 X3AT30 M XJOtZOl , w-imouth of the Wabash, is a cavern, ia whichR The last of the great lights of

u r - -J c kI r a cm-! are foand BtaT kieroglvphies, aod re pre

. l.niM andtaaatatiflDa of such delineations as would,

wry mmcinvM! "11 - .

I sb Crii tab. aim anal ewversewent.

,, fTaea ihe Bpaniasds an Mo eorren would' . . , - - - lSOO Af-

aareo aaaaice, - riaanekvee. Thasa slaves retreated to

tha nMaiaias. and theaee by frequent

aarrasaad I be Erilma Settle-

meat. They were called Maroons, augumcated by natural increase, and reinforced by fugitive slaves. The British passed forty -Soar lawa and spent 1,000.000

In I73t

You owe me nothing; I should think inysrif degraded by receiving

In nnther moment, the self-minor-.'dollars for iheit suppression,

tant mortal, who, the evening before-'tbey became so formidable under Cudjoe, had ridden through the town with Ja leader as ab!e and sagacious aa Useola, ...chacnsciooroeMof his own dig- two regiments of regular iioapaf

n!1;nr aa-av. degraded, employed, with other hired parties,

J " J3L t "

had

and

tha whole body of militia to reduce the Maroons. Every barreck was famished

along, we sam IV"" with a nark of doe by the churchwardens

gone wascerwin uioiacio n.ifl. h .fi

vitality on h:s first .arrival. met i-.r This ruin.

and pulling ofFhis hat, said, very civilv. "Stranger, your girth is under

your horse!" The dandy reined up his steed, jumped oft, and found that Iiis girth was. indued under his horse. where it ought to be. Do you mean to insult mef exclaimed he, turning fiercely upon the! backwoodsman; but the Iatter,instcad of replying, coolly remarked to his companions, "If it a'inl alive, Til agree to be shot, and walked on. "Who is that young man T inquired the judge of the circuit court, as this stranger rode off. "He is a Philadelphia dun," replied tha landlord. "I am no wise than before," said his honour. "Have vou lived in our country

ao long, and not knows this race of

men f Sir, they are the collectors, sent out by eastern merchants, to collect their debts. Although they come from duferent cities, they all go under one general denomination; some of them are fine young men, but too many are like yonder chap." But how do you know this to be one of theinf Oh. bless mr, 1 kxow them well. 1

read the history of that youth, in his

motions, befote he was in my house

five minutes. One year ago he could

bow and smile like a t rench danwng master, skip over a counter, and play

as many tricks as a pet monkey. He

is just out of his apprenticeship, pro

moted to the dignity ot a aun, ana mounted on a fine horseind you know the old nroverb. "set a beszar on

horseback " "1 understand the whole matter, replied the judge, and very gravely

walked into the house, while the wounger members of the bar were roarins: with laurihter at this odd ad

venture of the Philadelphia dun.

South sail News. It is reported that the celebrated chief Powell has

been killed in a rencountre with a

vounff Indian.

Humour states that Gen. MooRiyfj

Alabama, with about lXX) men, had

an engagement with 1,300 Indians,

some 35 miles below or south-west of r OULXE was

Columbus.

An express arrived at Columbus

on tha 18th statins that Fort Jones

(about 30 miles below and near Roanoke, in Geo.) had been attacked by the Indians and was so situated as to render the retreat of the few men in it, hazardous. It is stated by the Columbus Sen-

tmei, inai eaii-micco ana snm, w , cipmte in iu proceeding, who are of his party had come in, to Tuske-if,,, character, in icgsrd to pirtaki

indase the belief, that their authors were.

indead. rampaiativelv refined sad civri-l

w a -

izad.

It is a cave ia a rock, or lede of the

mountain, which presents itself to view a

liule above the water of the river when irt flood, and is situated close to the bank.'

la the early settlement of Ohio, tbis cave( became possessed bv a party of Kentucky

ians. calied "Wilson's Gne. Wilson iol

tha first olaee. brtMiirht bis family to tbi

Congress adjourned, without doubt,! cost can hesitate long ia coanaa k the 4th. Our latest accounts from conclusion, that everv fnZ!r.w

Washington stale that much impor-' nt9K d reel silk, and at least oaTE1

tHevolution, the brightest of thoseljtant business had been acted on, but w "every vuiage oaf at J?

?reai minas, 7mcn, use me piuar onwe nave uui ictencu parutiuats. . " ' . "'wiim

tJnsa is sniil to hnvc hppn nrv-' -- uib wm a aieet

- . - . . ithan

fire of old. conducted the American

Israel through the trials of the scarce

ly less important era following the,

Revolution, and gave to his country

the repose, security, and happiness

of a wise, regular, stable, and consol

idated Government; this pure and

beautiful and burning light has at last

sunk below the horizon,and is quench

ed forever in this world. Glorious

cave, and fitted it up, as a spacious awel-Iindeed has been its long course, and

ling, erecting a sign post on the water sidefthough no more to be seen, it has left

on which were these wora: " -ea radiance in me nrmament at

Liauor Vault, and House of Entertain-

meot." The novelty of such a tavern

induced almost all the boat descending

the river to call for refreshments andamuae-R

ous and barrasins contest was followed by

a oacificatiosj in 1738. But ia 1705 the

Maroons again appeared in arms and threw the colony into consternaUoo. Tlieh

head quarters were established in a 7a Hey

or dellfaurrMJoded by steep precipices and

broken rocks, and by mountains ol prodigios height, in cavern- of which shay sc creted iheir women and children and de posited their anMounition. From this re

treat, almost iaaeceasible to all but them

selves, they sent out small parties of their

most daring and enterprising warriors to

prowl about the country ia search of pro

visions, and others to set fire by night to

unmiarded houses and plantations. The

whites, wbo fell into their hands, were murdered in cold blood, without disiinc tion of age or sex- The British Generals Walpole and Earle of Balcarras and their

troops were worn down by fatigue and hardships, from the nature of the climate and country. The valley couid be approached only by one path duwn a steep

rock, 150 feet in almost perpendicular de

cent. The Mtroons, habituated to use

their naked feet in climbing trees and rocky precipices, had acquired a dexter

ous agility, which to the British troops

was astonishing and nttevly inimitable.

The caverns of the Maroons, however.

were destitute of springs of water, and the rains furnished only scanty and temporary supplies. Whan these were exhausted, they for a time slaked their burning thirst on the wild pine, which renders the rocky and sterile desert on the torrrd zone la some measure habitable. But evrn this resource failed, ea their suueriogs for Want of food and water were excessive. In December, 1735, forty chasseur fiom Hav.inna, with about a hundred Spanish dogs, arrived at Montego Bjy. Such extraordinary accounts were immediately circulated of the terrific appearance and savsga nature of these ferocious dogs, that the manhood and courage of the negroes ware shaken, and they sued for peace, and surrendered. Salem Gax.

which his country will long gaze with

admiration and gratitude.

tor more than thirty years, thel

jname of James Madison, has, more

s aa f iaiit mmw naveasa i rriiniiiiniTr!i m

aaaaaa auiavit.u wy 17thnn tht a-f nntr MhAf lit'iniT mon

. aa a a s at.. HUIUU aisua vra a.aa v .i v a aa a iiitu

roie cnaracters tooa up toeir aooae ". i .1 rrtT:

i r(i. : i ,i. ki..nhnivBine iauric oi our jruvciuiucui. e,

of snmblers. Out of such custome

Wilson found no difficulty in forming

bind of robbers with whom he formed th

plan of murdering the crews of every boat

that stopped at bis tavern, and ofsendin

the boats maaneit by some of his parly, t

New Orleans, and there sell their loadini

for cash, which was to be conveyed to the

cave by land, tbiougb the states af Tei

aessee and Kentucky; the party returni:

with it being instructed to murder and on all good occasions, on the road.

After a lapse of time, the merchants oil

the upper country began to be alanned, on findinz their property make no returns &

their people never coming back. Several

families and respectable men, who had

gone down the river were never heard of;Efree from pain, free from regret and; .... . t . .Si c l. r . n. I

iroiii cause ui l ejjiuacu. imxim

and the lo-ises becamo so frequent, that it

raised, at length aery of individual distress and general dismay. This naturally

led to inquiry, and large rewards were of

fered for th discovery ol such unpraliel ed crimes. It soon came out, that Wilson

Wtlh an organized partv of 4a men was

the cause of such waste of blood and trca

I sure; that he hid a station at Hurricane.

' 1 1 m n ei In K.f.oa, i.artr Iu.. ff tliaft naMnd Kv

, '-.o. J I'---" the mouth of the cavern, and that he had

FrasB (ba Peoples Advocate,' ANTI COUNTERFEIT MEETING. At a large and respectable meeting held

at Economy, on Saturday the 2d day of

July, 1838, in accordance with a meeting

held at the same place on the 28th day of

May last past, for the purpose of taking into consideration the subject ol vending

Uounteifoit Money, Mr. SHIPLEY 1.

called to the Chair, ana

Savcsx JosrssoJi appointed Secietary. The following Resolutions were then moved and adopted nearly unanimously :

Resolved. That the original design of tbis meeting being for the assemblage of

honest men and an interchange of sentiment in regard to the most effectual wsy

of putting a stop to dishonest practices

existing among as, it would be manifestly

improper to admit to those to parti-

of doubt

icg with

g or supporting the vending of counterfeit

aiic miiiviucvuic uttuiu s, ; iVIo.iey . that Neah-llathla, the great warrior ) Resolved, That any person who may be of the Creeks, and his son have been suspected to be of such character, as be

taken prisoners by Gen Jcssur, and fore stated, who shall offer his vote on a-

brought to r ort Alitcnel ; ny propositioa, or attempt to debate there-

The troops in Fort Jones while; on, it shall ba in order for any individual

scouting, had another brush with the present on apppucation to the chair, to

Indians thev ware overpowered and nBre lbe roice of aieeticg whether be

had to return to the loru ,.unwrc .u -u... rygr w woicn

Aliiior Heileman had an engage- !" aoaii lastaatiy sub-

ment with the Indians at Micanopy.(,n, , , . ., .. , Yam at 1 1 ffsatai as aVaas araHaaaftl rannrt t ho, ! Kosoivec. mat the proceedings of a late

maw ova bv aaa aeaap villoma m awa asaaa, a, . a. a - a

. . i iikci nv si i nisi niMirsw rBaraaaawaii nav raa list a

i suppression of the practice of ven-

nrv cmiri.Mta tn mm m aisjaa. KnfV. M at.. a

have examined them and

dent nas come red on Major tieiie-hbera to ba of die most

mi tkn Wravmt mnlr rf I i.ii fin.1 1

IMU Ml. VBW... ..Mat. V. MVUI Wl. for his gallant conduct on this eccasioo Zamsvillx Gakettc

they had two hours hard fighting,' -c but succeeded in driving the Indians n

presumed rospectabifity, who converted; his assignments into cash though they knew the goods to be stolen, or obtained.

by the commission ol murder.

The publicity of Wilson's transactions

soon broke up his party; some dispersed others were taken prisoners, and be biro

self was killed by one of his associates who

was tempted by the reward offered for the

bead of the captain of the gang.

This cavern measures about twelve rods

in length, and five in width of eighty feed

at Us base, and twenty-five teet high. 1 lit

interior walls are smooth rock. The flood

ia very remarkable, being level thro' the

whole length of its centre, the sides rising

in stony grades in the manner ot seats in

the pits of a theatre. On a diligent scru

liny of the walls, it is plainly discerned,

that the ancient inhabitants at a very re

mote period, had made use of the cave as

a bouse of deliberation and council. 1 1

walls bear many hieroglyphics well exec

was tne principal architect in its

onstruction, if he did not lav its cor

ner stone. He lived to see it endure.

any trials, survive great dangers,1

d to promise endurance lor ages.

He died on the morning of Tues-1

av, the 23th of June. He was born

n the 1 6th of March, in the year 17

51 ; and was, of course, when he died

A the patriarchal ace of more than

ighty-hve years

His end, visibly

some days before,

tC n at j 1. 1 fin1 rrro

tiis luculties undimmed till his latest!

hours, he expired without a struggle.

, . . e . , . e . ing sua inan to we MrAn nrconnt ol the death of the!.. . .

.-unai is, u requires mora fananh n T.nrAi1pnt .lnrlinn u-ill !-.. . .

-"'- - - i . ..... m.iio nraciice win rniio

be seen in tnis paper. lie aepaneu full of years and honors, a bright ex

ample to his surviving countrymen.

ftVVVe are authorized to announce

Wm. M. Doughty as a candidate for thei IIuse of Representatives for this county at the ensuing annual election.

Jrmca's Election. John C. Kibbey

knd Benjamin Stiawbndge were duly elec

ted Justices ol the reace lor ihis township on Saturday last.

SILK CULTURE.

The following letter from the Agent of

the Hartford County (Coco.) Siik Society,

now at Cincinnati, is addressed to a gen

tleman of this place, who is about to em

bark in that business here. The letter

will be found to contain interesting infor

mation on that subject.

Cim-uxati, July 5th, 1S30.

Mr. Quiner: Sir

Yours of the 1st inst. has this mo-

ruent cotne to band. I am gratified to

any other throush wbirk hJT?

es. It is nore difficult to make aaaa

ing sua titan to weava zood .Tn. i

Jleaani .

lstaall.

i anv American woman. t,

chinery will make good silk cfcakS alone, for the strength of the ttsnailk compared with any other kind fhsai cided advantage to the weaving afl but to practice and good maelsaM

ment must be added, to make com ings, and therefore I think it confined to fewer hands. 7"'

The manufacture of sewing sia j will ere long be a stupeadoof buajlr this country. I In Hartford. CV-?1

is sold, annually, by the merchaa 1

$40,000 worth of this article alma. O

! mrAA ; r.

three times the

I .1 - a i .

muni men mun ue sou m inriaaM I

.... ... .. .

I V approaching forhar nf 1 !,c fcc-ss of yourself or any othl, was such as'tiiatl' i,k grower of the Wet. There is not at man ought to be.f 8bad.ow. fdoulit n my mind but thai

It was confidently expected bv his'

physicians that Madison s case would

have afforded another instance oil

that fate, more remarkable than coincidence, which has already solemnized our national birth-day with the ijea'li of three Presidents of the U.

States, and but for the sudden change

agents at Natchez and New rleans, ofM" the leather it is i believed that this

would have been the case,

As it is, the knell of another Pre

sident rung out upon that joyous day

and wmcn will be nrst heard m

many parts of the country at the very

time ot its celebration will hallow

its bright associations still further in

the minds ot Americans with anec

tionate remembrances of the great

and good, whose virtue and whose

genius have rendered that day memo-a

rable tor ever. metropolitan.

or iu

and probably six tiroes lbe basiasaii would be certainly safe tony worth. And why should we go iJwt

for all Ibis, (Krrea toMatoae, Ja supply tktvkole of it. Tai5 this will appear extravagant, bat tanTr show. i

Should you want of me either m I

I hi. vi m I m.m . . r.

iicvt) .i"u uv -u 11 apply aasa

i ours, respectiully, DAVID lPMn

Mr. E B. Qcdceb. i

Richmond, Ind.

SATURDAY, ::::::: U 9, isac

Ceu:bratio or the 4th. Spirit

d celebrations of the day were held

n most of the villages of this county

nd throughout the country general

ly. AH that we can say for our town

ted, and soma of them represent animalsXis, that the Bous assumed the re soon

which have no resemblance to anv knownlsibilities which their seniors had de-

to natural history. Iclined. These iuvenile patriots pa-

.

Tbis cavern i a great natural curiosity,raded the streets to "all kinds ol aa it ia connected with another still eaorelmusic, and in large numbers partook gloomy, which is situated exactly above J0f a sumptuous collation in the Marunitedbyan aperture of about fourtecnjjket House: after which, a number of

feet; which to ascend is like passing up atoasts were drank which would not chimney, while the mountain is yet farfave been discreditable to auld used

anove. oi long alter tnis dispersion i ana,k-ands We ,ubjoin lhree of them a S'S'aisai ar tKak svaKhaaew avhn hat infiiatAfl at ll J I

" ' "f wuw,wu im.v niiatririrr rnAm fnr iia mnrp nt nrPSPTlt

While the Boys of Richinond!l,,ar,,ed in 5'av

in the upper vault were found the akele

tons of about sixty persons, who had been

murdered by the gang of Wilson, a wasjevince the spirit of '76 the Men o!

Richmond display the spirit of boys.''

"May all the iolly sons of th

Hoosher state find means to furaisl

imeir wine wiinoui selling ineir voies

TEfor it."

The voung Ladies of Richmond

r they remain single until we. theLronTEB, Agent oi tne oiut iunurist, .in-

pronounce

respectable and

unexceptionable character, and such as

every aonest individual should approve

under existing Circumstance, and that the opposition made against them furnisb-

A Vandalia (Illinois,) paper states es strong evidence of the deepest depravity that Henry Kane, a son of the lata of moral principle and turH:ude of conSenator, lately lost his life at Kaskas-'.doct of several individuals ofthi? commit, kia, by the accidental discharge ofvnicy. his own rifle. Young Kane, passing' Resolved, That the seeretary he directto the house of an acquaintance a1.1 request the publication of the forashori distance from town, in a lrghtSng a the RiehmonU and CectreviHe pa-

wagon, got out lor tne purpose ofjS:

iro mecung uica aujoarneu to meet at Wiihamsbjrg on the 31th day of Sent J

next, at 1 o'clock. SHIPLEY L. POULKE, ch'a. Samuel Johnson, s?e'y.

shooting a squirrel. Without accom

plishing his object, however, he returned to the carriage, neglecting to tsacoekiiisftiece, which a short time afterwards went oarvi tha-tyollet panioj directly thro the temple, the tmfortunate youth expired immediately. Mr. Kane was a jfouth of;

kcu promise, and expected in the course of a few days to sat out for the wast Poiat academy, for the purpose of entering that institution as a caaa,

supposed. But the tokens of antiquity are

still more curious and important than a

description ot tha mere oave, which are

found engraved on its sides within.

la this cave, it appears, that in addfcio:

to numerous laminar devices, there are! u sketched on the rock the figures of several! nifnata nrtav eaWtin I atvuifin aarltK M-aklr

three resembling the elephant, tail andIHooshef Y3 are oId enough

tusk excepted, it would be passing the,""ry uieuu

bounds ot credulity to suppose the artistsj who delineated thee figures, would repre-l

sent no less than eijbt animals, different

in their configuration, one from the other,

which had in reality no beginning, antK

such as these had never been seen.

the silk business is destined to become jtlie greatest business in this country, and

I think that in ten vears it will le as much

i staple of the f irnr.ers of the Middle and

Western states v.a cotton i of tlie south-

tern. I have no tear as to the irit ncHiiiu-

i y of raising two or even wnct crops in !this section of country everv scaon; in

fact, by taking proper ctire, a new family

f worms may be hutched out every tort-

night, and fed without difficulty upon the Chinese tree, as it constantly puts ont

new leaves lien deprived of the old ones,

ta that tender leaves lor the young worms

mav be had the whole reason. In tins

way, vou will perceive, that we may carry

n a constant business, ana not connue urselves to one or two crops as our east-

Bern brethren with their leys luxuriant sou

and less congenial climate are obliged to do; twocropd, I think, are al out as many as wilt ever be raised at the esst, but 1

imay he mistaken. 4 L : IU . A I t.-... -A

I vyiinjtov iiiutucrijf 51'CU A IIU'C I UI, OIIU neither have 1 been able to obtain it. By letters from the east I learn that the seed

which has been brought out has not come

up well, if at all: for one I have but little

confidence as yet in Chinese seed. I have never been satisfied vet that the seed

would produce the same tree: many ex

periments have been tried in France, some

'are said to have succeeded but more to

have failed. 1 think we must depend up

on propagating by cuttings and layers, fr

which the tree seems admirably adapted.

White seed is not 5 et in market, tut I ex

pect some as soon as it can be obtained.

I suppose, from a hat 1 can learn, that it will be held at about eight dollars the

tound. I hope to have some in the course

f two weeks or sx I would here remark, that it has been

satisfactorily ascertained that seed planted

luring the month of August, ny proper

care and attention, will produce plants the

height ot six inches by u II, and as it is

best to cut off all seedlings two or three incites from the roots the succeeding

prinz, it wnl be seen thai those trees

ill have but little advan

tage over those planted in August. It would be advisable that persocs in the

neighborhood of Richmond intending to

embark in the culture of silk, should pur

chase this years seed from Mr. 1'orter to how in August. They will thereby save

Jone year's growth of the mulberry. Or

ders to be addressed, pott-patd. to D. S.

bv acucBr. WIFE. There is no cat

letters in the English language,

cites more pleasing and interesuaa a? ations in the mind of man, tbanU1 wife. There is magic ia

word. It presents to the miaasj

cheerful companion, a dwinterestf ser, a nurse in icknes?. a naK:

misfortune, and a faithful and eve) tionate friend. It cenjures up tfc' f a lovely confiding woman, wka fully undertakes ta contribute lewpiness to partake with you aar whether of weal or woe, which tr may offer. The word wikk is sraar with the greatest earthl bUrim.r

pity the unfortunate wight, aaa a

demned by Fate' severe decree tar

aiong tnrougb life's dull pilgrimagaC ne VJ EIX JOtTOAL. T"l M MtKRED, On Tkunday tasSeat?' ilarait Kobbiaa, lo. Mr. K.fCCsssl Conn-ra villa. fa Mi lfmhna. i. m

vicinity. ) I

tofjeinnati, Ohio." Q 1

lour experiment of budding the Chi

nese on the wod or native tree does not

r i i. iar i . l

4ppanPBJATiox cry ivorauij, . e uvc iriU;

bTT. Maa Ka tak ....lU.r. St.. ..a 1

t . U-v Vr,. Ji fc winic iiiuiiftjriw si tuc ;A! a;iQ

National Road

r; - , V . j r-do not find that it succeeds an better than

iicuuiicks we nave uecu luiuuucu ,. m.- . i r ,i l. r . i t j n .oa its own stoc. I ne upe wood of the

P?!g w tne umoenana aufchine.e tree will endure as hnsr and ne-

mw . a. l M, a J.M a - l..a r-t

..i niuiuuioiuciiauieui urc.c Bvere cold as either the natie or white: it

no doubt ot the arDroval ot thelta nniv aaaaaaailArit ar rvvAiila tkl

President. aUre iniured b ih fnMt. rA .-h;?o ,1,.

Our readers will recollect that weStrce is young and luxuriant, we must nm

published the bill of the Senate somellet it grow too late in the fall, but check time arm. in which shane it finallvlits e-rowth hv withdra:n :

q - -j 1 . h - a j - ' - ' . "Uiia.w iu Jpassedthe House. z'.'.Zie to let the vour.g we 1 Inde-

ine news ot the anDroDnationcpenaeni oi mere ueisg i.-j aarmase in

Living by Ojrcis-,1 NEW DYEING ESTABLBSS THE uOK:ribrr rerpectfullj imtatmrntar' that he has employed A. LnbharaV-el jer, wbowill dja all variety of aalemt Cvttoa, Waollea and Linen, !m laeavatr ved manner; he alio cleMatea anolleaet. the beat and cheapest maaaer. lax knowledge eftuwnecv, he hope teem aUifacUon. WM. BhMCL N. B. A. Leibhardt has fur sale as It knitting yarn, of toe beet and mwt laatr on, at vt-ry reatonable prices. )

Stanton T HamUitz, HAVE jutt recrired and are new oaf tbeir store, eppoeite the Beak, a large C era I auortmeiat of ) DOOTS, SHOES & BROGAT which they oner at wholesale aad rekeV'' moat Mvorable term. The greet vahetr lock and the xmoual on hand aaajreaW tltfy are able to wit nearly everv peaer may be pleated to call on them. 1 July 9, 1836. fWf

Offborn & UCX Boot md Shot JBsbwi RESPECTFULLY adsr publia that tbej have eat shop on Mail! street avarfrl site O. D. Sloaai lima, they will execute weAiaar fashionable aid dsraba ac

Taote wbo will favor tbsat

ST

their coctorn will have ample j

okit tcnevrtanaiaf. Richmond, Jay .9, 1836.

str vn on nrniA

FROM the subscriber, living is t ! tewavbin, Wavae ceanti . ladiaas . eC: f

of Jane, a bright sorrel HORSE; sbsd- 9

vriftttoCraaki had few haairf

AitaekaX

Coinw tells a goad Storv. illnstntiea

of the speculating saania which now pra-

vaila. He latHv toak a trin to tha

and at one of the new towns o ue ahote! where tbej ask 0JOO a foot fur a lot, aad where nothing can be saea but aand, be proposed to aseet glass works ex areas!

c. .i : . r

pwes ea eaaaiag fcour-yawsa; the next day the ayeorietor of the lawn

asked himrwo duilsrs a bushel tr anad. Newark Adv. A goad Bsasiiiati is gtato&te.

doubt of the anoroval of

CINCINNATI MARKET.

Whig Office,

July 4tb, 1636.

FLOUR, remains stationary at las'l

weeks quotations, $4fi2i, a p.ice wbic! is freely offered for choice brands of free!

ground. a ine news oi tne appropriation

WHISKEY. Weharetonoueeanadl!;?41 this place on Tuesday eve vance ia ;'nis staple the past week. Toci?'"!? ,ast and such had been the anx

demand is increasing in a ratio more ihaiifely many ot our citizens ia re qu&l to the supply price from Canallfgard to it that the long-looked-for in

Boats, 28c. Itelligence produced a general burst

nAUU., maintains ibepnae of 9 cents Jot reioicmg. Tar barrels were nev

hog round; but little coming Into marketeer in greater demand in our Borough,'

sAKl. Holders are firm in their de-tand the memorv of the feftioriousl

mands of 12 cts, for leaf. The demandf'th" was thrown into the shade by SB at-lltm) IirrttiAl a-i4 ika aevu C a a m

aeaann of ZZ I, "T. ? Ol Uie assem-Jf .Me, ..ppo-e; though there is a

J jni?a mmTiTiine. nv ine nvf. we rt-iw ..h i... -.r - r..t..M i

sj - j j 7 - j uuoiiviiiii vi ea siiui v v o a m iissvc . iiita

a a. I aBI a"

puuiiuis are soiueiuues suspeuieu oilier unuvorabie accounts Irom aiy n ifaery.

ar,BW-A w

haedi bih, 7 or 8 yean old, a laudl lercbead, both hind feet white, a aast " t near the toe ef his sbowlden, bs BSS. treti well had aocboe ao wbsa sTJ. . i

food reward will be given for aaj iat

wcereaj the owner can ret bim. ' ABRAHAM Joly 9th, 1636. '

FARM FOR

THE subscriber eeVrttei"

iattd tor die, containing-aw

end foitr acres, ea wbvAse

AsacecB of Stem. The last instance

ithla

Esq. one ef the boarders, eo

palled bis head off! Boston Tran.

HAvn sum mm Poan!A aoapla young ladies ramped into the acajes

uoatpeuer, venoont. to see how Mh

they were. The sale wcirixN! CTT

l ie FAR V? Mfficiaal t. ha

Igrafting, as to hardiness. tiiee will arise a , .1 J Tf- t

fdisadvardage h-n the grafted trees come , .ho'. d-ellinr hn..i L r ftsil t

to bear seed. The tree will be hibridcd land is ntnated one and a half aab -

Jacktembureb aal one mile aertbeTP

land will not of course produce trees like

tself from tbe seed, and tbus we shall get Mir mulberry trees mixed together nn:il,

like the peach, apple, &.C., we sh-iU not

e able to tell wait tree tbe seed n ill iro-

iuce.

I have a few tho'isanH Chinese trees vet

paving our devotions with great erf

a a rwa. - -

on recorocenrreo on Anomsay night ,attfervenCy at the altar of Mammoi

taw wuacainoog noiei ana wm stteledlman at the shrine of libertv

bimc cumequeaces. o f,,;. :. w. mn . .,

it kia iZfJr aPPropnation bad not been mad

tiooal road, wmedi-ttelr on tbe isaW

read, ia Jack mo townchip. Wyae JEIIOS11APHAT I--. 7tb tne. 9th, 1836. - EAST FORK BBIWSL ) THOSE ioterertd ia butkliaf a the earl fork of White uatcr, et Bond, are reqnevted la meet at Ot , MiU oa the 16th instant at 2 eVJetk, r

eiiain tho nbn ,J tVu hrtdr '- . ,

nsn

ReLh

,1a

- - ...... . ...,.;.,mn( inr pmn off ue vm jj 3ut I am still receiving orders, in hopes of." oat tbe betiding of the tame, f

tar advanced and now. it is desir-1 ara muco "3 Mcea. ! l li,Pr-

V . . II. . . . . v A i.

lis um ink viunci - mis irKlu" "

sce

t) .t . .. rr . ihis interest in this busincfs. 1 b'd it dd-

r.as to maze tne roaa passaou inrourn-i- . . . , . S ... Ifimlt In iniliri 1 .1 rmpn rhr art (iid.'ifiari

rable that tle work may be so applied

Imtl I ik. C. 1 I .1

r.c to raise s. even to reel iu and I bardlv

It IT ITI thlS attfftTa eht II m Atvmnl ataX . . . .

" aaaw auaMi IIUIClU1M ar.v Tfvaat iho nmnnol c r.F (Ka t awa-alr.ae.

i""" "Mwi euun: oi me prmctpailt ,nt sewing silk. But I thmk

towns.

ing able to supply. My price is twenty

ve dollars per hundred. 1 have not taken

ny orders f less than one buodredtrees.

I add transportation, which will pr-hlU

- - . m.m. ar T a . . K MIV amuaaBaa

"iaio n uciweeaiiv. dui boofaa. , . . T av . in .v

tm bed. and aUeJmv hi. b i tk- iADeiore tne season tor work became snVV" w " r

ho will sit dotra cslmlv

and

no mr.n

count the

dance of esbacribers it retfoetted-'

eucnmoan, Jnij S, irfjh.

Tailoring JOHN 8. LOWER. ft-al liberal encouragement Vat it ieaj laectfullj informs tbe public Cbrt been iptlied eilk tbe lateK eafae1 from Philadelphia, aad H prepares CUtoe wbo patreoue baa is a ssatT thep is aeat door rat ef the Vin Maia etreeC He wiU werfc pioved eoeetrj prodnoe. - s Dnbbn, Wayne ce, IbmL, Jal9,187 S y

r

Jfi A' J J v c 1 Aa C SSI I aei stai ta I fori ele.

f wb ae jptke ad 1

thai 8 M tkai rftv pre the daa aaU aaf WlM "J jeia stal sist tiei sak ta hei tbe dai rr sea the of era Bo f shi iat Um eai ka. sac far or evi tie tei pn I del tae ca wa the ligi a aaa keu f. bar aet lar, I Fa, 8 a.