Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 33, Richmond, Wayne County, 28 August 1822 — Page 1

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RICHMOND WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER VOL. I. RICHMOND, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1822. NO. 33.

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PRINTER AND PUBLISHED BY ELIJAH LACEY. THE PRICE OF THIS PAPER Two Dollars and Fifty Cents for 52 numbers : but which may be discharged by payment of Two Dollars in advance. No subscriptions taken for less than six months.

' Prhnte P ! then trill l(- art ': ?: charge of Fifty Ccnh. iri advance heryg to the mutur:t of both pirtr'j that ;::j;e is

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United States for ships of war. Without this extortion they would he unahle to cot. them, for want of funds.

and want of credit.

In Mexico, two battalions united to plunder some rich European houses when the emperor condescended to step forward on the blacony of his palace, and persuaded the men to desist, telling them 'thev were his

children,' after which they retired.

From this narrative you may form some idea of the liberty the deputies enjoyed, and of their past and actual situation. They stand exculpated most surely, if the provinces disapprove this measure. The present situation of the empire is the most miserable. No money! the soldiers obliged to do duty, and march enveloped in a mantle.

without shoes, and some actually

The

whenever such noble qualities are exerted in the cause of hr evolence H'd humanity. On the 21st inst. while two boys were bathing at the Spring Gardens, one of them sunk

in a place where the water was 12 feet in depth, and after some unsuccessful attempts to regain the shore sunk to the bottom. His comrade immediately gave the alarm, and

sundry persons collected, none of

whom, however, ventured on the re-

a new engage-

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it .ii'i.iu lit. n luui'iiif ines nvi,l,;i; "it:t lamme. 1 no province;! fll i , , follow tl.e ,.la .-Ni,,,lcontl,at fc W sod. and (ho ,m,nl,or 07 "?' A2"??JM

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1 I I ' i Hill j i J C" i l ' : Mil 'l UU.IIM1I l itarv ;.d!ernts. L"t irmi hewarc.l" 'H briricr forth a civil war.

. ri.er f tUU ace,,,,,,. j K, , f Zul CViZ ," "1 . Tl'e Crier contends that the West

he have t!ic san.p end. Aa-.ina-N.. , " ' ' K ' .. V "l if " " " :.T; .b V J Indies are to be considered as a more

.lt"i, ai I."! (, "I IS 1 1 1 Oil, ana all COn-',,,-:?li:u inmst-ii ui in? ikhuvs, n .u

Fast India sugars. "The meure," says the Courier, "has expressly in view the ruin of our West India Isl

ands. Mr. P. Moore mentioned that sugar; could he raised in the East by

freemen at one halfpenny per pound, which in the est produced by sloves9

cost five pence half-penny. The

measure is urged- by two parties;

one, those who desire the abolition

of slavery in the West Indies, the o ther, the free traders to the East Indies, whose object is to take from the West aureat commodity in which thev mav deal."

linn- uivi )iiii,iL'rs iii i: litMiiiem in ... . ... t t .. 1 . n

, . comitant evils are readv to fall on pningeu into me unuia element, no

u,i ,m.m,. u., . .,,, M.io H,(M-(h(, Empire, which we fondly hopedint to the bottom, and shortly after occasion renders Ihe desire nf i nn- ..I . . rv i

n , , .. . ....... uouid have Icon tree, and which warus arose lor tne recovery oi nis "l -:,J:o fr,rf;n nilire very general, lticula.Iv, , ' s will guard .cath-a fecond, and a third time v. ,r;ragsryujrstt p:t.:. -unong the Europea,;s but no , n-ia,nin.t .,, gU did this little hero si.de unsuccessfulir vr, to (la LJ-ru- wst U post.p zrtvMcil and many are cor.-; ' 1 j, j riso to recover his respiration, -ronently detained. 1 he adinims-j qm ,,is tMrd aten.rt hcthought frator of Addana and the cmman-1 Vv ASIILVGT( )N. 'GK O.) JULY 5 toe of the sufferer. t;t.-.;s or .u.x ..r.Ti::;c. diwit ol I uerto Ruijs have jut heenj " ' and a fourth time did he plunge for . . r .... r -h'led 1 hey did not suit the ex- f niiiht a man by the name of (h(; ,)0(ly Divinc providence smilr,:: n j;:. ;;. , ; l'tingorderofthings. .lame. A meyard, shot in attemp-'ecI olhncU persevering benevolence J', .nrc 2, lc t'erl;"rt;Vi ,I,C V!!,e f !-at last-he Vises cncun.hered with 1 iK tl 'llowmc extiact oi a K ue. intone of a horse. II wound is con- i i i i i i i i -.,.m Ali.vJ.-n nf fl rd IImv will i .11 1 , con itlic helpless and motionless body. r, .'vr.'K.romK. m 7 ..t..i .Mcxuo, ot tt.c -tl ..la, I;idered mor al bv thr i.ivu,.;.,,, 1, . . 1 ...

r J mnr,.mrt;n.',rlv ..rlnt ti p mIi-l ii i . , ' " 4"' nut now exnausted hv sucti repeated f - more p.irucu..in ex:iit4t UiC hiiua-,ii ' calSd tr iftm-wt nm tkt . ... , , ' - ionofthatre.intrv- -d lum. 1 his man aild un:ivailing eff rts he finds hi, l,n Ul U, lt 4 C,J"tl- il'cr Ihe point of death, made .VsfpP,mth rr.nidTv Wlmm,r IVitU

nm conies

I Foreign News.

The historv of Ilurhide's corona

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ion oi m pnsi ine, ap(r,..,m,,(ic, :,n; lf T,A:e.ilin ,ArfJ-

tionrommenced hv his parlizans rx-Tarhc,,Iv what breu.t him iii0fan praise, he turns upon his back fitien the i;:,rri.n (coiivf 'mc: . par I oK,eorgm. I- rom his con-an(J lloals u.:051 tUo &urt)icc 0f the

-15.000 me:.) to revolt, ard distribut-i10" r coronoratirp cir- wal craspinir his helpless

monev to ihe inder e;:r-r- ai:d ; " -u.- enan.tu io lay !romani()IU Uhlil assistance was oh

i r to-ive ti e tra!.s-;" " ommuniiy me outlines l;i;tu..i. n,,I JO, rf.roVered from

bov

are

AFFAIRS OF MEXICO.

T, ... . t ipopulace, in o:d-r to -ive the trans-:"' )r; tt. community the outliues:tainej ai!(1 both rccoVered fron I ,r"- T r-, lTU(l jariion the appearance of public a, .dj'1 Jl o defraud and llicir perilous situation. The box )itct,eCn:n-ltlv1r,(vfr1,,(i..j,!tMPra, ;irf;,nnli:,. About 0 oi'h the citizens of their goods and is M livili and what than!vS ar't f ".napapersavd wi.I -m: rnrk at niJlt, ,m t r,.h i'-st. some;-1 due from h'is parents for such intre- ' ivT, ' Cl , ,,lVrf' ir0'' nlh ,rooP f liM'-! It appears that a society hasheen'p' and determined benevolence

certain and valuable possession for Great Britain than the East. "India may be lost by a war with France and other European powers, or by an attack from Russia, and it is still more in danger from an explosion amons the natives; u hereas the West Indio are in no such danger, while the British navy prevails. Suppose Jamaica lost, either bv au

attack of a foreign enemy, or an in surrection of the negroes, England

could speedily recover it, if her na-

v v predominates on the ocean. Thus

a great source of revenue (about eight millions per annum,) and a great market for the manufactures arc secured to her.' These views ire not without interest for an American politician. National Gazette.

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? . j imnun.ioij m.uif.ei t,;rne4 ot counterfeiters and horse! v sneuiu noi Humanity no aiiowcu day trom bierra leouc:

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. .. i t. ui?- uie.uir. io.kii-'u i n n iii'im( s'ealt rs wtuch embraces the states of lo ,,a,m r zeroes, as wen as me

- o in the mediue.i throtmli

w .;. !. we receive it. Nat. Intel.

with halls, a:. d ompejllt the pen- K':.tuckv, Tenneee M ib-imi 'demon of carnage. Wehaveennui-

ple to cry out, "Lon- hve Atiiru-tin Ge.rm"a, North and South Carolina.!1"1'1 into tlie age'of tliis noble child, toe Fi;-t.M When iuintr from theT.j- society ha an-ent in thrm!atd he Mimbcrs 15 years his name

1 lie c lulu rescu-

aterv

J. -f ts from V. r'ni -.f !..!

i:tii a d i.jh -Iii-.e Wv t) .Ttl.o ,J,uratro thev ran llnougli tin- stroi-t-:Mt;itr.s w pass the counterfeit nntesi" Jjim.-s Arnold.

Jf-.r r !ia- ordered the archives of the'n.!,nin:: tn( ir onnnrnN" am, v'-!ar,d sell the horses stolen. This 0(1 h' nis benevolence from a w )t; eration of thatcitv as well as nf l'ratlncr' ''"" live t!ie emperor," jjames Vineyard, who is dvincr, was grave is now doing well. r '-'hor institutions ttibe removed the wcak a,Hl lim( IOM? wrrn ohliyrd jbranded and whipped in Hurdville, , )tv:!i..5 a!o renewed he nrnhihi-to Join in crv' an(1 thc hcU ofifor horse-stealing; broke jail 4th

t; of .-hipping olfany silver wh.itvt. h consequence of these or-

a 1 irge quatititv of craiu. ic;

to join in the crv, and the bells ofjfor horse-stealing; broke jail 4tl

the rnurclies were rune: during thr

whole night. At da light on the 10th the President and all the depu-

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April last, and bended hi steps to- wi.vciikstki:. (v..) aug. 3.

v.arcs lieorgia. lie arrived a few The following extract of a letter

anysagoin tins place, on foot, with from a gentleman in Lexington, (Kv)

;!:.f.vo millions ofdo'hrs that was ,f 4 5immoneci lo assemme: a man hy the name of IIepdprson.:at0v resident of this county, furn-hh-to,vn, have been transPortedr.,,t bo,n? 'l!.f',rmh and knowing who Vineyard says is his tiw-Io. :j5hr;a valuable fact in fovor of the

1 . ltd the Fret,r! frigate Anti-one.!,, u, 0i ,,u u,T"l"'s. nov iietKterson, wno calls himself Smith,'usc och rroal in bilious and other

tivious to the prom.if-ttio i of t!oti,, their ms,fre, these latterjand sometimes Owen, came to this!CompIaii.ts whirh we hone will -eria! mandate, and was earri-d'T PrpVtrt,Ml from astinc , thejplace on horseback at thr same timc.jbe negl( eled bv those who are

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( tiie castle, tr enable it to hold out r 2' r, and carry on a more active

J art. -i re.

Ueion and thus it was composedlThi Henderson started esterday a- UnfortStatc as to be aillicted. "V

ot:lv of the members of their partv.

rhe Congres; at last was assem

not

S() ou

oout r. o clock for Augusta. He Jnow my health was bad, and had has in fns possession about .40.000:1,00,1 for some months nrevious to m

of counterfeit money; be rides a fmeJcaviiig Virginia. I was all lastsum-

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i j n' orwtio.i. 1 lie rreparationv"n o, ana me re-uji u.ts anui ip.ueu.a,av Horse, with a good saddle, hol-;mpr under the care of the Doctor, f,r thU rpr'inonv are extensive andjThe dissenting members of congress 5trrj; and martingale. He Un stoutxvho pronounced mcatTected with the jn'iifironr. It f. -.L-o nl-w i.i-i.i:trd hv about 1.0 or K0 soldiers m;in nlwmt Jfl C i a i ..a i... .i

r , ' v ' " " " nver compiaini ; nui ov rauing a uose 24th nf Jut o; 54C.OOO dollar!and citizens, h( Id a secret session, jVesterday afternoon two of thc same'of ralome about an oiu.ee a week. I

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r- oesiried r M-irie ernoehisMmcT.t ofj'MU use popuiace iunru uu: ium, j,an, 0lnhls plane lor Augusta; one kept about, and was something betn Ince: f.:.000 for the imperialjwhen they sent to the regency for whose name is Robert Cressup, is a- er last winter. But as the hot weatr.urj: 04,000 tor state coaches: ar d;militarv aid, who protested that he 0ut 5 feet 10 inches hi.'rh. .tnnt mnrlr i tl.;, .

j . . 7 -.x iiii- i.,i.iii; u i llll rii iiii. fill vimh

i.fv.OOO for repairs to the emperor'

pu -ire in the country, Th; crtes hav remonstrated a-

ti't this profusion, being, with

i iili reason, tearful of fatal conse-

i .ces, as the partisan of the emrrorwere verv limited in number, f if - C(nflned to the lowest of the

ftMi!are, and a few soldiers, who.

P'rtv.o reals each, criel. "Long live

1(4 Kmpf ror Iturbide" on the

fichtof the 18th f Mav, and will

Cr.v the same at the coronation.

'9 Several members of the congress

.. . n-I1T v reureu irom on- env. nil tho deputies from Yucatan. Jf f hrir g thev have no power to nomat Hmperor. Tiie veteran chiefs -'"'! soldiers have retired m the pro-v--ces Negrete has likewise with3r.iu a to his capital of CJuadalaha. I" t r:e, everv thing indicates a mcdi''''A I Ian of great importance a-

.J'1'' i?t tlie present systt'm.

Th expenses of thc army are 'ifb rable. ami forced loans have.

a . !,r it innnArt Vn 1 v i rf 1 ill the

Pr'vinces; in Vera Cruz 100,000 "'irs. and a tax of two per cent, oi ?ilver artirl-s that enter there 5 beca extorted, to send to the

had no men

this con

bide bv acclamation he came, and

in hi presence thev began to deli

berate whether they would acknowledge him instantly, or wait for the information of the provinces, a, several of the deputies had affirmed thev had not thc power to consent to

us nretonsionc. Jleanwnile. ine

course

month

nien at his disposal. Du r.ngp.rK.hair and eyes ; he wore a black plaint returned, and 1 had re fusion, they called for Itur-;SUrtont coat. The other bv name! ,, iu mlnmol. About :,

Johi. Allsop, is about the middlesir,cr J commenced taking pulverissize, dark hair and eyes; he was 0(i charcoal in milk; a medicine I had

dressed in mixed homespun cloth. Thc intention of these gentlemen, it appears, is to go to Augusta. Savannah, and Charleston, where thev

have associates to pass these coun-

galleries which were tilled with the; rrfr,t not.CS ari(1 J blithe stolen

populace, criel, that before half ati

hour thev would crown Iturhide.

The seats of the Deputies being till

ed with friars, officers, and the mob.

all armed with swords and poniaids.

and threatening the Deputies; and

if any of the latter even apparently

seen recommended in the National Intelligencer last fall. I thought I was benefitted the first dose; but five or six days restored me to tolerable health. I have since taken two or three doses a week, and feel no symptoms of bile, and my health is now better than it has been for ten years

past." The gentleman who furoish-

horscs their comrades arc to hrinif to

them from Tennessee and Georgia. There is a connection between them

and thc individuals lately detected,0" us witli the ahovc extract, assures at Tuscaloosa; an account of whichjus that a vtr.v extraordinary and alwas inserted in this paper a few imost miraculous cure was eilected m necks nrrn. Thi U nil wc- ran s;,vl'' family by the use of the common

k'L .i ii '. n.:. 'dire nlace coal. The subiec t was a-

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r " . V.,' ltaiiMircf we shall hasten to inform m)Ul liimomra"u' aM"' "i"'11-"

A rously exclaimed, "Let him die, the traitor," or some other menacing

language1.

The congress at last resolved to

vote with closed doors, but the fac

tious, fearing that the ismic might not answer their purpose, insisted they should not vote but by acclama

tion. The Deputies however com

menced voting and C5 were in favor

that number being one third only of the congress, Iturhide was accordingly elected mpcror of Mexico!

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liar gone, naviui; ih lii ui i niiiir; 101 ' . ...... I Iw... civ mrria 'IMi.. -liilil

IIIOI lIUlll ruv uiiiiio. a ui' .iiii'i

the public of it.

The citizens of Augusta, Savannah manifested a great desire to eat the

and Charleston, must be on the alort.jcoa, a was indulged, and from that Two drpatv Acrift ofthl. comity" a ff ... 1 ..'fT, i iis now three years old, and pel lcctly

....... 7 -ri i . III... nnd AfLnn. .healthy.

50p.

From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle of July 24. It gives us real pleasure to record

instances of juvenile intrepidity,

The London Courier of the 20th

June, complains heavily of the ap

plication of the Last India Companv Directors, to the IJr.lish Mh'istn, for a redttctien f the duties n the

BALTIMORE, AUG. 9.

Nine persons of color came in the

here vester-

they have

returned for the purpose of takin

)ut their iamihes.

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From the N. York Comercial Advertiser Curious Phenomenon.- A spot of

ground -nearly an acre in extent, in the neighbourhood of Hudson, lately

sunk precipitately down, leaving a

perpendicular bank where it had bro-

ken oil, about 18 or CO feet high. This had the effect of stopping up

the channel in thc Claverack, oy which the stream was forced back, till its banks could confine it no long-

r, and then it overflowed the adja

cent grounds. Ihit the most, lemarkable circumstance attending this

movement of the earth is, that the entire bed of the creek, for about 100 yards in length, had been raised up to the surface of thc wafer, aid was so dry and firm that it could bo

easdv walked over. Conjecture is at work to account for this singular

phenomenon; but after forming a variety of theories, none of them appears to have been adopted as tho

correct one.

Murder. A horrible murder, we have been told , was perpetrated in

the neighborhood of Williamsport,

Washington county. Pa. last week. A father, who had for some time before, entertained a feeling of resentment towards his son, deliberately shot him dead. The old man, we understand, parted with his wife, and she was harbored and protected by the son. And this it is alledged, caused him to commit the iiorrit! crime. He has been arrested, c y "V is now confined in the jail of Vr ington county. It has been assert, that )ie gun was loaded with e nails, and other articles equally cr culated, not only to kill, but to evini

a malignity ot disposition for whr

perhaps, a parallel cannot be, tou.. Gnensburgh Republican The Clay Turnpike, from Belli fontc to Krie, a distance of 187.niilei is said, to be completed. PRICKS CURRENT.

July 27. Philadelphia. Balttmori

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