Vincennes Gazette, Volume 2, Number 20, Vincennes, Knox County, 11 February 1832 — Page 1
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,ic in a dav through n thick ? by the nst distinguished hrav e. r vnrn- : Phe subjoinee! remarks from the Ame;
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cAiiniNoioN, ha i rr.iA v, it ,i i , ! ; 1 1 -ill -ci if"' rs in . t !!!' : r ( . D ! . Ti pl.T HI,1 !:,, ! . ill m; six in'- iif - . r Tin ' 1'ull its it : v. : M t cf i '! h'';tv. '. . k ! I '.-.ill. r-,
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-pi'',,, ic,enonire about Tc-cumseh. All cane-brake. It i the chosen resoii nf ' ors. ef the Anahnjn- or stone Indians, , j,::iT1 y:u mpr on r.)Mic iph , .,p
peasants nave a lege m
(,f adult eaif. have set n the
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r 1 1 s r i ii' ri ii i::rc I'i'i' ; i -: 1 1 -
'y ti ! i i -o ' n t i r i r ;!: - ; but a f';.::'.l;iM', lit f (.:f(rill-
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a Uir-( .! to tU' Kditnr.
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to tell. AlriiO't ail iicar? njin innn ir. huilh "n-a .. - iv nun uj'i.ii ju-ucc to many ro.nts in I .1 ' . I. . . . . . I ,l,'...;,in in rt m,l((l lf tlllllli fl filir f T
(iroat Ken tr.alie u.nr way mu as ,u - . -; ..... . . - - (his Sutc, nn(! (o sorne in Knox cmint. 1
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(M.if t " and many e H l.imciv in the mar immuian u .t v - , - T1r, ,,rHi Ir POFXTPV nnmc o-rrtM- hi ,"re hi- ex the .nun lat.on, and of the richest rharac la. n-. an.l nlnuist I;?1IP -trat-ers to the Tlh, 1 i MJL LUI M k I.OAD. IT ' V.: .Sno-rTnvalrv ami i-c-rsonal ne-'ler The cr-amil i-m-vcr in Letter pre ! art? of r.Mh.atn n-the only uh.trs utto: Ftnv .uljects are o.re wonhj of alter, 1 '"r'- " 'heuri'er hereof !-; Kr.t for paratmn f..r maize, lhan after thi ,.io!i julimi they l-"hl intercoms, ih the ex tiMi.and in many state, none m more neff1 ' '"r r",rr ;',,.,:!, Vnxions oin.-iH t ffio,J? ma of v.-etat.on fu-t rut don n I re, Hon ot the ncent of the llndsot, Lay !rrte(!. than the mam -u!..c mads. In ' . . 1'1 r( lvar mnnrried and huintfi. When the cane has heen cut ! and North West companies, lemg a tew Marylaml, the matter is left to the rcgnUli,r.t',;( " f'1 u" st,,r, nn.l i. Podneil. as that it will hum, it i!of our oun citizens enframed m the fur jjon of the levy couH in the several crmn.
(ij:1.,1,il:;rt ,.r(Mlf , cJompeent cu-de an amu-ement of hiah hoi. .lax to the rt- trade We learn from Major Sin for th;.t ie -o that the -ystem, it they n .;, he i'V .'We I -I'ttle rorn.J 'and then the "lo?, to set fire to a cane-hrake thus r, e. j delegates from nine tribe? nouH hae ac Clijt.(j Vstetn uhere stem there i- none, j M ' 'rntified a- '-Tecunw h"- pared The ranfied air in the hollow ! compared him ; but aftei having- avoided ;s Ro v.hfroiinii'.im, but every wheto "!!a'"f'.. u "' north-eastern term.- cmpai tment of the can- bu.sts the m the ir enemies ami surmounted the greatest adequate. In sorne counties the roads arc '- ,!"' v lln v iair-1. e.n the north line , h a . eport, not mu-'h mferior to a dis-; privations and di;.culi.e,. they became afmo,f imjsaMe. in some places even ou nMPIH.I .1 "HI' iU" .... , . i.l,. 1 ..r .. I 1j i mm I fit rrnnrli n tliP Sinall IlOX. and I. 1 1 1, ,.n rn... i.r nvrmt
.,)..! .rrn,,,,,! nenr a a re bla c k cha ree ot mu-KCi r ; ami h,- ru i o mi; . n.-- , ' " 1 h ,l'h 1 1 ( - I -
-'.. r. .- . . i -. .i,a i.o nf a conflicting' lne ictuined. 1 hose. Iioin ever , Uy nom np , ii;,c twieo a c.i i. 'f i.crail v the ?cior-
(r.. Itmiv :i ril. IOl) I'HilIlll "Him. uii.u im.1... im.u... - , ..new
l" .'I '.lliiHlnrnn arm. in which thou-and- t muskets air 3laj is accom pan.eu, wm.iuu
n sain, 1 ixiiiii-cii -f, r - - . .
l u ilP:iilv who. the same moment, con'mually tl i-(-ti 1 1 Cir g
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L o i o i ,
t)y horn peihaps tw ice a ear, generally tl
ii the m- .jjw htfore court, when a little looe dut
1'his i autiliil tention of the government, which i to im-; H "j r;1rr(re,i in(0 the euMers. fiUinjr one Imle
aetabk-'is ueneiaUv asserted to have ai press them, anil through them the warlike , ly making another larger and more dan- " . i ibm ro.funtt tt ill. nn If I P ;i . i . t . . i,.!nn a
.,r,. II. 1). Wbdcr, Matron i ,. . ; ,r.! t , nrnnl v mt o t he arms of l.te of fH e ea . s, at t he em i ot u n ic n pe u . ot o-m -r-- . ; gerous, aim me aw-......
L. C-oj,nar., w:il l.-iacsiv.,! at ; , " , js lhe 6forv told by ever r iod, if it has giown undisturbt .1, it pro payment ,1 ,,Wn:.tr , XLrn the writer coinemed duces an .bum! mt cop ot seed, with
-up '..hv..-rei1 i'i 'in.' mi. , rmajn,fi njs deadly tube at the Chief, a
quoted to ::Ct as Agents tor ttie ija.cite. l'ete-istiurgh. Tike co. Indiana Malthow W. I". -ter, I!-q Carlisle, l:uliivan co.-Vm. M TuiuvJq. Mcrwn Jan-'O- Rood. I'lioc.:; 'ii ' rn. J)aniel, lap Evan-. ii!e--a. aj. A. Varn(r. Kew Harm ot.y--Maj. J. W. Swift. Mount !'!..-u.t --Mr Lewis Brooks. !'oi tcr -v i 1 1 o lahvard Woods, L-j.
V:i:!i!i -oton Wni .G. Cole, L5q
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Ilis name :s
liable, and he declared, most dmns ami oc ca-mna
.that be ---aw Lolorifel Ii M. uao' -UHMiunt-n n 'shoot Tecumseh in the breast pre s-n t l slow s ( he j
ten feet of a-a thick cane-nraue
of the effects of civilization , and our abi- rins i v,r the moment, is re opened and
lity to re-u i ess any injuiies which tliey made i.J cr by the first rain lhat fi'ines, may inflict upon our citizens. after the grand jury ha been dismissed. I'hev will, under the diiection of fhe;fi a C!irr;l ne these county roadg ae-cnt. visit Washington. Baltimore, I'b'la- should Je ,na(j0 nearly level; the inclina-
i . i.l .- tPfi nl liriir.ru PiHii I I!
.....v-iv-v,,. TnrrrITTF :a Canada, except one man, who loirnem neaucix ..... .U.LM.-I-OL UILGALI I L. HolfTpd to Captain Ham.lton's comparr.. spcIs are farma.eeus. and sam o be not rJI, ,. l-,n- r-rf I irfl.lli nif 11 MIT I'i1. n ... ' - II:. - - t. ..,.,..... f.. 11 l.l.'lt tllT WIllCll t I". O IH
im' """""" "" i i r,f.i.Mn I arnson - army ins name mu. ........ , , v- , ,.,... ,. , ,r rD. i . ., . .
s- , . m. - - -, i f i i i t . i i i i i i i (i i ii . .inn i .itvi ih it.A.. rr.n i rui emwiP tit r l 1 i 1 i t.
ght. Lul the
kept dry by
No pro-pect so im- j pai tuie (or the U est cat ly in the spi ing ? l(c thereof.-should be ver sli: i. f'i-al.tv of nature,! ami it is expected , so distinct do they re- p,a, itself ghouhi be al.vays k
:.l trti) Hi. iv i thin
wiui .. i'isV.M, - ; . , , - i ,..m
hi-., at the time " This a mooted pou.t, such ti ch ami j erem m. -n . ....... am n- the cavillers of the eia ; :Sheep. ami hot The but! er ha. is made ' . ' - i. .,.i;,. . ,n ,uis r,, ! from tlP rai.e na-tuies ot (b.i- region, is
Uii'ic ! no imi i'miim i,," h in mi - hi . , . ,
Te- c.f the finest umu . i ne seen .imi ! . - I . i .. 1 .,
iltates in any rich soil nri-tsnom in.-
Noth'ini? affoidsjside fromti e Atlantic sea hoard, that near
ly the halar.ee of the jr.nr, let them he i i-nr n rvi.ililinn. will he. exnended in
I o i ) . : .
die John A. Graham. K- .
an
; .Mlive i this ion of a leisure moment
1 ... ..,... .dnhi. no matter by whom: am
i ." ' . . "...ii i i....!, ..hr.fh. trmun.i. like the richf -t isoiiraiiu-, w iln a
dear I v ''.ii tic st si in? i.n s in i .i i ......... i. j. . - or the nice be found in the sacrifice of the large -uccuient stem; and it g.ous Six eel iaontless and desperate Wheatly, (whose, high. befo,,. the h.,!-, hardens (nun Im, v.ere murilered. at the mer Maisin.) succu!enc anil tenderness other ve;Vr in ,hr nmncied bod v of the gallant and j getable could inro.sh a to.lier so rich ,.r patriotic Johnson. ' j abundant ; nor in our .evv, .Iocs any other xear the n;ivr are many bushes of the agi icultural project sosKongly cnll tera . . i. ., ai,,. ir.mn ih. trial as the annual sowing ot cane, in rc-
WIKl IOrU ai.M txir.isu ,
slicrht drains on each rile, that n.is.Lt be
quickly made with a large plough, and a .ron.i v,d,e r.t oxen It is. however, im-
returning them to their respective tribes L,ns;l"ip to h ive sate, comfortable and ex
Plus delegation is completely r trie milium, j j,rtjilious travelling, without suhmnimg o
the expense ot goo f roans am) empio; mj competent force and men of scj;if sense to superintend them--and here is the ditT:cully. The people are often like indivi-
mom,l itself, there U nr. grow th, except g-ons too notthem to ,t t , c t he tuoor three wlute ash shruh, a younr winter U e suppose ,l? w ,uld be m la w.h! -ooseberry hush, ami a low weeds, , titude 39 deg.ees .-Jmcrca;; harmtr.
Jeidi v '-i Store Win. Jones.
'J'err e-L'aute Capt J. Wa-nn. J : g e n e J ) oc i . Wm . C lark . These gentlemen aie ant Imi i-e.l lo re ceivt. mc;ne , and receipt for the same i-.r. ac . o h . t of ilie editors. SAalUFL HILL, II V. CADDirsrTON. Von Cie Columbus Ccnii tcl. Ti:CCMSC!f. This iiir.tinguished Shawnee Chief, was second to no warrior in Indian. history, ex;ept 'c a I in ' , the celebialed Of.owa, who . m. n.-. mil l.icrinp. 5 i-A' the North-
u,v' . ., . . , , I,.,,.; ...II U l,,n r
est, in 17G3, ami by whose extraor lies n me " '' V. ' T. . I r , :iV Wen somewhat alarmed,
1 1 at, en " :
From (he Bustn Ctni'uu
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and an admirable specimen ot those rov
mg Indians of whose existence and teal3 .. ...if! mnip :is rnm:.iicp ibar. tact. In
, . . .,,. . - j (heir native plains and forests they wear onlv a r. be, ciuelcssly tfirown over the ri"-hi shoulder, their limbs being unfetter-' ef and free and notwithstanding Major S. has provided them leggins and other clothing suitable to the season, they could not be prevailed on to wear hats or caps their only head dress being their enormous locks of haii Fredericktevn IkraU.
THE SAVIOUR.
dim Is, "penny wise, and pound loolish They won't submit to the expense, and the legislator is afraid to incur their displeasure Thus ihuy mutually conupt. ami humor, and spoil each other--the bane of wi-e legislation, thnt should impose n. present buithcn for the sake of great permanent future good; we might add, the curse of the country, is this dastardly fear of encountering responsibility.
i - .- -. , . . m 1 1 m n t lie 1 r ,- - ! r i
it is si 1 1 1 a .out 1 ui"i . ' ! . 1.,. cnrr.ninilin.r p.'irth. ill Con cf n U P II C P.
l .... - - I . . , .i . .. !,nn nr. ' I . .
it i Uil cf heino- 'drcsel up", every There na tee., no u ue.pt m:..-- From thc toils and ti nils ot a iiisuewing , . ,u . nr ,t is -am, ci .en t . .f oscu .Unstnoi t.er-i We recollect observing, when a boy, that ou
! car or two. ny mr ueignuwi u.fj inumns, ,.....-., . . niii piau in.,." V , - . , 'the main county root the limb ot a tree grow
wbn fiemien v visit tfie solitarx snot to .wm appeal m it - - sona-ro to the place ot ut.a
..' ..i' .-ui,o,irt,;Df A l. ...' rae-entinp' the am.exc 1 extract on me
mmirn i-i tut u v c i. ...... v .. r- , , ;, i.o,.,,
post,three inches square and live fVet long. sill jen, vt e wm.hl remark u.ai ii ! lit .u snln of the -rave, having roll !a topic in nuiop.-, am! the people ol
the French
t line
Phil
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al A
, . -.iii..mI cab 'Ulation
auemv
to
;ii l nit I . -' , ' net v w hicl) m
he n.aue - . ., , a,,.,in, n nature
a nu in me aiMi ii -
.: , . ..... rr.-. r-i o-ompiil. . a rnOSI o ilium. i in....-- c-.-...- laim
t!m whole chain olT.ritish Torts, from Fitts j Indian characters, drawn with red paint, burgh t a Green Bay. weiti captureii in the j J B. G. tame fibur, on the Kings birth day of that, vciir I. y Fo'.itiac's maxims, policy, ami . rrvm the Fhiladt lthia Gazette. -'.'.., . iii
mode ol warfare, i ecutnseti was guioeu; T. fnPlir(m Fire King held hi hrst!0.M iu, reuh ot their calculation
in most of his operations. ft "''a lIlt" , 0Vec in thi cit last evening, at the Ma !ue't lo ..how that no sort of dangei was iirrn and unwavering determination of this f (n ir H a,, )n Cl;tlj.imt street lie had a j to hc apprehended on the approach of this
,rreat uncducateu savage, u but ..;,.,., i , t irgp assembly ot eager spectators; and ! Con,o( The tollowmg we tit id m a papci
ppiforr.Ved his feats, m the mam, w ith ,0ore u :
great eclat
j.lace oi ueaiii. dccceiiitii towards it, until nl Iat ttu- traveller
his crns and fix your attention on the pro w.l(, oPij.d to throw U.t-k his gi top, oat e'loies which -iualie his Sllffe lings, and and leael his lu.rsj to keep Voi.i beins. brushed . .fti ,1.,,:. r)r.; tvrdom! out. I he nnesfriau, to be sure, coani dodge it stamp divinity on their - . , ,iy !a. il)K on lihc pommel of his saddle, and to . . . a ... i .ii u n dip icn itir i ra-, V "J'"S ... . , . , . . .
1 tunic noi mm . rtiui. -
.1... .,.,.....,,.ic .ll f ip mini v liMintI((l im
that drad hour was llung lo tie (un,. ,,f (Mir h aving iL The over-err
JNo! ,,f (H, r,,:ltJ were too 1 i2V to climb (he tree mid
on theuhiect, and published a report to th? ,arAened sun, the bursting cut off the otrending member ; ui.J whether tt.o :,',a ' .cJ,.,c..;.n, .', ha.. -r i; s'ifrur.ir'" ..f ll. is.i...-i..t Os..-oo lhe "cf :Mj )Vi)li ,,,,, I allude to! I he , '
ii eta
I are pro.iigies; but these vanish he-, yll)Quencc young spng of the Liw,
actice m one of the
render the whole of the Indian tubes en
tirely independent cf the government, skill" and i-ecources of the whites. He wished them to compose one distinct and sovereign people, to rely solely upon then ow n powers lor the means of coinfoi table .,,ibsisiencc; and to stand forever aloof l"iom,'i.e chicaneries and nment s ofch'Uira'un. lie set a characteristic example to his followers, by rejecting any article of laiment, manufactured lv the whitemen
i il.. .wv-nc-ilr of r nnih.'ilmc .-
in? ar nis noiu im, v.v . ; tcr himse
hi enemies upon equal grounds, were ot Ft i t t eli fab i iz ; but the haw, the ai row, and ihe war cluh, were his fav.?rsie weapons. Couhl he, in coiiiuurti.;n willi the Biitish
.-ii t.. .,r- t.rn.liiria rif rne.di-
f ,ie the sun gn-n r. - u-t commencinsr pra
nes6, humihtv io'I s in-forgiving goo( ness, , ,h n Slate8 determined to make a
ih? played in the dying baviour nen i ( jf 4.ina;(len .pc.ech and thereby
THE COMET.
helmld him ..inielst the last agonies o! (lit I .....- r-.rn.rs.i t t
:o mo- nature, tailing nis uy i.-vn.t
f a Com heaven. and foigellulol himself, mteiced-
d the earth s orbn. ome time i
its oibit
put the noses of the older cotemporanea out of joint. He therefore volunte. red in toe case ef a poor man who had been f-uill v olVticking a knife into one of his - v t
hhors hogf.and commenccrl hisspeecn
Before commencing opera-
i I i, T.,.tt- ! kluirt ii imius 'rt liie .in.li
ii. 'ii3, .t iiiii-n , . - - .... . -,.,...1- r.
ence, netting forth that he was as much of. f;"r - ' . 4. :)h n 'Go.000 miles i,m with the God of Mercy, with his la-t
an oriiTinal I ire Kinr. as Cuauki-KT lnm-i'-' ,"v" V". . . , u ...l from his verv cross, m hehalt
. . " . . r.t fl.n ....Hi (ii in. ome 1 1 ii 1 in i. it. v i on
'tit; that lie had ioryr been in the secret j'" "' r.t' I. m ,i,,.nti rmiuni .lit- ml that h IV:U I 1 U''-
.ii hi- ill"-. ".Lin ...... --J- i . .- ... . . .. n f Iwt inrtinn Ol
prepared to initiate any individual into the ; ' r , 'V1 ot hj, claims rises to demonstra T,.r. While Furone is deluded in
. , . t i - t ino ror io iiiiiit'i'i.'v-ii'-'"-- - - - - . .ti.ii (iirj'jif - . . - - t
paw. wv,,....., . i , .. ...a I mnl ih. resist ess lorce of that .. , .... nr.., u.m.r.rl.ncr
motion vvi tie mucn oi-itii u- nun, .inn " ... 1 1 ood ; w n i le t i .imi, v. . ,- -t,
irr.i.-iicionen x lam.iii"" " " r., n...- ixrhn r.rf iinerues. ami i.u-
r. i at
II the ea.th should happen to be ot those uietches whose hmiwuu ... a n) following manner:
if him mere men .i ...... 4.yn,jr honor t he Judge, and gentlemen
f orces, have s-uoceeded in 'xpeiiing me j faCN ie ,.rr.Ceedeil to f.is experiment. ; Ametirans from the repions of the Xorth j jje (!rpw ,j.p rClj 1(lt shovel across hi:iml West, there are good teasons for be ! i;inds :t,d tongue; drank the melted lead', Roving that his m.urV would the;, bave i , itisgeiin ,js mouth; ate an enor been, to unite the Ottawa--. Chq.pewas, mun (pi tttt ity of blazing sealing wax. FottD'.vatcmics. Miamics, Sh tvvr.ces Dela- j dropped upon his tongue ; and regaled him--:, t:.C. uxs. Me nom -:::c--. Winne-; ?el, dimkmi: FbMence oil, so iutense-
.1 ..'1 llr. i'V.-l It; ? tr . . . ...Ii lii.o r - ' ...
a ' ' ' -' r ,r i P: lis ft 11 ' I ,a M I HiH' I';.-, niicii
. I . . I
ri.:ireI lie ha. IX(
.1 . . i ii ii; a i i it lij i r i i -
tn terv of it, in t lie space of t w o mmu'e
His C iuntcnance was pale ami solemn ; un" llP"
ami he seemed to us, like one about
If as a victim to -the interests of u.v i ,,.., ,., .w :l i0S(H.her, Jesus Christ died as , itliV. I w it . d.mder.cc.
m ii- .. ..i. ... r. ... cmnutet that Comei- nnv " otuio n. ' , ,, ,
science ins iace, w uu us ii.h t- iin."i,i- i - "...a t.. .,..,n.r. .. e:,.d'"
i ...i...a :. la ....,.,;, -30.000-le..jroe, wiumui hmii l v
cues ami nnuiu-r, i? hui uinmt, .i j . . . . i ,n i .
of Chaubert. whnh we have seen in one ' i ..'near the eatlh as and living on sutferem e, in that same , of ,he Jary.-My client a
.d the London 3I.agaz.nes. Alter his pre-,". ..' " ' ; , .i-w ,v.,.,u ivrl! where the atronizmg Saviour utter-, ,m,.ned tii-on. Ho sees lar mtc
1
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Mof: " Z.:, ;,J M Celande has , he lips of ,nl. lel.ty itself, J;M boc rates , ?1and mg hirth the bnghtcl
. t'.-iree an. a ! the -maiu: u.ofs
in the west an-! nrJith wcih one common I .1. 1 i . ; ( I . Ir, r.il.n.
tjiiish to them t
! ... f.nul the cause of this humble hog
v" , . ., ,.l ., ill, rrime. ' . ."
...t. ri n rn.r.ci A... ehai n worm. tiMciii. " u" w , a. c "i
IP motion o ineeaiiit o...... -,me ' "V
1 s, near the eatlh as and living
. ..,..,'ic'.ti iuu ii iiiv am. j i win lit i ic i V- is rs c-j ii-.t m i-it- i n an vii'"i.
to increase us pKl,i, - " , , , . i. ,.,,. and left his tl V-4 . . '..i.,.-. i .. I. a ,n F:. de
an 1 had its mass been equal ro ed his uyinii supp..v... - m ,tters ne- -o n-a...... ... .
ompuic-d by La mg example lor itnuau ;u lu UU stm Us a lint .1 ...,-. r ill Ms
her oibit worm, tumid wim rest n.... ... . .
crest to his fellow worm, ami m-a- Clint. I'lrasurt
,-,. 1:1 . (II It'll LUUH'll ' ' '
c.m-en.nMiuv t,a v r, , . a.,,,1, ,a :1M antidote to i
k . -.ii- Ii n I. 1.1. .-h- n,l I lUll IIIV Cili 11 ------
......rU .'I hunts .i. n i ;uuin- I'll-." -.u i
1 1 1 1, . . i . ..... . -
. .asinrbimr 0ICC Ot VI IIL'i'ailCC
two da s
that of the e, u ih. it i
i'l..,-o thp 'alttiS tllotiOU in
.v'imI.I have beet, ennaltv ietaided, and prou
mmtlv have inci eased the lengm ot panic ot mt
H houi s. As no t-uc
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. . ...,l ...a-...,,lr-.lfT.
2d from the Amei;cai.s-, .n-- .a.-u- -v..,.- j.cf,nr
precipitate t into it There w as no mistake
in these exploits lie performed tnem a-
.. ii i . . "i
, -ii "inp ih
not
TO
oil" so w e 11,
I! is oven as he had
rt
. i
in
T
less
rn
.. ....... . . I ......or
ht.;w: wealth is vannv ,
la
al in fame,. unlimited in
.!.. ,3 ..vt .f if in P
t,",..fl IW ol Ihv Cl'093. ! a pageant; tail i; no w .ee ., - n ...... ...
t IIIC J
Bh.is he frankly owned; and said he could toe cai
tut
a 1., i' - a t i
i .K-'icriTi.iifi.ti.i'. .......
!mip it as hoi arain. tor nours. i . , ... 'i
-... .i. . . i , . I l,,. .vhihifi.m im; im v CI on toe. tai
I Jll ill H Mir, in- ..... ..
. . . . ,. i . r ,
,n,i",.l I o mmiicPi ev er ttllliO Dill Vt-ioni
lUllllt I IU. u. ....."(, ; r i . . 1 ..-.id.- and ,v. thou i tlecention. He said if reason wh IhCj
- - ' " cr -t . 1 ,.. .-.viof. I." i.rfli I'll IllP C
mtneciiy; eu.pt- """d"c trm . o,vi tKHi miles a:i hour, auu oij-
estcnsioii of the tlamcs. and insure his 1'almeio m 1670, head against d an-er tn-m fa 1 1 mg heam, . nt: ,?c" v 1 ' h.c. Uc computed lobe he would enter the dom.cl when the blaze 'he ve ocity - w ic
lhe saeieignty and ia.k- cnaence of -e ; i.crn unable to make it as hot as he de-ired. ; "u-
r.-iitcl ch'Jians. If ow much far ther he would have pixsoculed hi poll- y. we aic left U cc-njecluie, bat from observations which are known to have fallen ticm-han among his intimate and confHen
-tial fiiceds. it is probable he would hae : 4vp-,yor would give him a house to hum,
n-.aile oveilures of alliance and onn-n to the tnl es of the southerti smth-w c-tcrn American Mates, and then extended his wllMls for U i'.vcrsal combination to tfio'e within th 1 j a; i-h Republics His mighty t apac: 'is manl, grasped the splm.ir.l pn i;-ct of establishing an JWi'.vt F.inpirc. re-tnei-tc i by common interests, and goein d fv out great piincip'.e, pat amount to u ."iL.-.r. if. at nf remaining tnii-thj sera'
' ..'.r .. ,.i;c and evemi t fio n the (a swamp tided with arm
. at-: j: o, i i ...."-. ...r...a . cP..r which inu-t le
.uwl roriuidions. con-i ij'H :o, upon t . -t -- - -
ct was ire.i. medts-urn.ng ,o, ',b,a" " . their mini lt'8, I j'Vmnt, ptrmntal m lame. .o...,.,.. ... , rom t cms. iered m-ens.hle - meet my ei.en.ie. I t g tt Uieir i ij J illflli,e in du.alion. In the lema of he comet was LoOUOih part buiy my revenge am - B H0 ; erionnane .,f ,13 sacred ..fhces, it fear, , , t f the eaith In 1 154 the those who have done i"")? s ! lo dan-er, spat es no expense, omits no ex iS Ul;U' 1 ,. -'l by a '.ornct; which hope to be lorg.ven ot thee .- Dr. Act , no d 3 ,n.iUnt,in , ,0()U, mto l"; '4 1 within eoO.OivJ anles of ,Lcrcs5. tlli; volcano, dive- into the ocean pe.tor-u-i li iv e pa .iTorti . ., a. .. .;.. it. fl.o ht.tnlo lhe skhf,
t h iiu
.. kii.uvii that li nicu;
I ' i - - - - - -
iiaclive loice,eitti-j
th or m o )a. i nt.' i""n.-..
be a Dl inCJ'.i il
MABINE RAILWAY
. r. ,rl i i. im'- Hr.IllUI.iaun' mi-
a 1 1 - 1 1 1 -" i o - ,. , ....... the ulol e. exi-loM'S sea and laud,
.M the last sess.on of our Legislature,! UUi distant, ex tm.ne3 the Jl lilt, i.i- . rnmn;'. I ' i Ij t.r (rreat.aC' Il ls 10
r.imi-N maV
do not s-en-it.dy atleci urn
h . ,,. tee's That of ld'JO wa motion ot tb.e pbit. i . s .
dcuiated b Mr. Newton to move
at the
and Bry-
n art was pas-ed incoi pmating a cou.p t j , compiehends the great, ac ms to V t t ie cotistruction of a Maiiue Kail-; f ullilI.c JIlt, place too remote or it, at tliH place. The s to, k was a en ,gra? n0 too exalted font U
in
n v
w
Up; the woi
the sati
he com
was issuing from
an lnur. He mu-t be tfie
i 1 ".ill I W It I ftl I !
s - . 1 1 . i n i :i,i . u
every window, and stay - p 11 .. ,, kPOwn bv astrono
coaiei oi l . . , . : .a,,.,,
coait-i in . - . . .au,tit
mer- Its pet.ud is computet. ,u disiuthea I'V the- plane i i
The following descriplion of a cnuc 6rae pM)trer It appealed m cr o '
cal-
nrin2
built u;
(i commenced, and we bav e ( c.idi
Li.lni.r I n a I 11 "111
the satis taction i -.... ...e ,
doted earlv m i" - ; ; "
no its can ne ui.i-.-u ...
and the i ail way being
i he mai-
Tw o
A CANE BRAKE.
n. ;,. ,'..,. na 7 true .-inff!
,rt 0f a f.-hool in Orange county, New-
once, for iepair;am ... .... -i V, k, recently oi, , .. - -i;
t rocK, u r" , tears. ;l?jcu mm wnav .ir m the countiy. Lvei. ... rp.-i.e,! ..Robe.t, -:t.
a : with boat bu.U.ng be . ; . h.; rnaslns on me ,.r Ti..
lim-T et-i.u. .... . .. i.i,,.!.-.mii i, 'a'" s . .. .:. . i
enient - .
Jo ot tnieia ma ..() wa;i j0 die
'l after with great auxtetv
hop conv
idipi cui) am
, hundiiu'.c- v
,.., ..., with na little Unable, re-drami .
the inwrei.l momentary in,p'ihed" laugh
which can tut .o. ty-ii e ter, an I er,,,., e d ot t ho m ,e
''- i ..... I . .1 . . . . t .r.,1 l : 4 t.l til .i.
VU. If iiyucu s - -
lrau.is
the avaiicc ..;"e. : ;:. Tb.e 1
bcenaaa.s i
ili-eJ new to manv ot our reader
' Eveiv tne has seen this reed in the
i . 1 -i , '' i Viya- form mwichiiis use i tor anelmgiols " -C" . . , l ... . , . I. 1 ... .
,ni,(j t.i '.co all the oe- It glows on me mwei t.m.-es ,., a,.a r .in n - . i , i... !- . i i,
...... r , -.i t mi ariviiiist". .uu' mt- l.i-ii iin-i, i."iii
CIS. I ... I I " . v . - i
and amC':tt)
1.1 1 iC
Abai !Lr'ai
em;e?va-alaucaud Ud,ery The toweling httecn
n ci the latter, takmg lor its p'
i.t ives rigiii.
bv ir.i-
.- .i . . . . ...
C I lilt i lit ' , on th3, i i.bt
acaliti
Star the docti i:io t!mt "iJiig
was c;-U La-.i-.etl ia its a?:Mrat:on
Mrlc '. :.t,r. The asb.es
r-i I". .!..- .I'' ,Ti.. M' 1 i i ' j IV
; -a l !i init s.
, a. .. v,t
d on the rot "i
to thutv feet in hemln Wo I: ive : :.l i l i
... s.mi. . 1.1 it sO ItC.il -oi -. I i .'. Wi.'tna
,l.,w vie with the lu'.mlioo Phe leaves
ai e
. ' a beautiful gi'n-n lotiij. nail1
- r. . I tr.l 11
I . . I , 1 lJ I I I I 1 II I . I i . . -
1-..T hll I .1 iiui .. . I
' . ... . M,a,e:ir till April , Two toUtl-irie a.- I . , r. , i i t
t-ilatioti Hut it won- , ,()1'' - tv,ll(a.eveiv ailicleot Castings lt-v, Thr irrrea-cl length oi er , town, l.om w ,i;h e.v . . ma Jlluei im attni,.cd to the miiaence o Jt ct e lf y , t L rc, nultu,lKlll j
ml. rum. near wh,-:h it woum r - ,,nay be .;..i. , ier(.(, .af5 stuffc I zu? . .a ....,.- ...nroached nearest the su. - lU ,;;ul way ha- ha;. 1 . L:fn.tCim. ot
a. .im tiii.i . .i- i-.-o li this l-i i . ,ht anil cauiivc. , ; . .... .C tl a,-h. Itu'J ,l ll" .. a -hll'l'hV ami v. i I ... 1 vu-wm.?
on the i.ui oi ; - ,-,lf.,tl0an naneisi". , - rii.,,l to any ..
: I.l III t
h
' hi. ,,a. . Mi :
Stain t'jt I
.!t.ti. .
i .
t ' t t - i n i o w ' ' i ' i . , - - linn.- i. . . i , n,c .......uce '- ;; ; 01 u .it, is -r' ,.: ;u,i, c.i..ui..g. :-'.v ,o.,,, i ' , , I...O.tc!,calcula:c.l ,ilUv 0f dc,,:iiluie ..l "." .,. ...,, ,!e ,, luli. , it oilers, as we conceive. b toul.n-w ,.v er the w alt-, an. a.'
the I e wa?
d:;-jgei shaj (', ni t m
dike tho-c it the
hank .-f the C;.n . .
Those
of the ol!
't are nr.;: ne
Heici.a. ihe othi r?
i
1. .
rt
mrc than
. . ia.. n - - .-
await the last um-U cf Tune.
bill samm-n the nations
1 1 1 1 . t t .T IT . 11
, the cat'.h to ".''' accoMimt;
alike
n Jelil'Vah
. ptian miib t. It mows in equidi-t in
j ;.ts. per fectly -li a::d , almas' a cmnp u i m and to us. in wiou-t e-peciail v . is tho ii-ht st looUmg veg.tati n thatwehavf t er s.-en. The -;n tilt -t span ow would fl-,.1 it ilitlauitto tlv among it: ami to see
its mi thousand -K a
.i '.c -. 'i r
ciA.l . . iiv .,
Ku-si.i , was i.i I.g
the mm', !'' ' o- I :
entmsr the. ioM.i:.-;
lU!1tl V , lor lir-'V u- n
.. ..... Ml.
l'v "I li.l.ll .11'.
ou' n .at ii ,.
eu ; . ' i -
li.; u a.
wior!,
I it" : . t V
, w ill
to ea
thei ,
ii-mg iiltm-t on- . mi to b'ok ..t i be
i i
f of v 1 1 d uo tt Iti h t i
nis charge i,; ' . o, d
. ... i h. la hl t re;pec
i. -. I, , i
tan aeni w no "-ir
I" ami
m a
.-.dm
i mt. llm-nl
,f the- Indians"' ihevici iitv o ii . : ... illai.es. piissed
tl thr
. . i.-. this i r l" -m "
tt.UI l 'S, , ,j.
S'.. F-'.iU .a.'.ntu t.
Ill
out.-
Riches an
I ca:e ate aa in.
i ih'.s robbed lhe t tie
ne w tite m ai-.-n"' lo 11 ! make a ihvrne to n'1 :'
-.on l-.l.v.
t- done I -a l t'Otl ' - "
1 -Pa low
; h o Ot on. it ha- the aspect, t b. mg a -on, y - " ' , liU accom pan ;od .ipi a 1 . . ... I . r ... , a. i !-.,--. s. o er iaoi. '- MM,,. t ! a t . t ..-..lit i, ua-'lavo: tt xegctati A men could m-l'mts ctt;