Vincennes Gazette, Volume 2, Number 21, Vincennes, Knox County, 18 February 1832 — Page 2

. . . -..i., i,.:.. t esactlvin nronortion to lUir eain)Kkc a "eve. v. e ear. , ; y

f r o few moments, lefortu ' pr Tt?d lh-"s Llbming preamble ; logons, winch were unanimou ! t o wit: v f, i'.. V i U'wmi . it is hishly rnm !.. . 4.. ' ;; rhni-h the cnno ;,.1,w nrp I IP iirp f rf.l'P ot the f ICCUVe iail . The heat on the previous t n y had been rin.sU nr. i ra'.her ttiCcj race i .!. ifreaiuoTriiirumeuun Mm" tec'dlectionsof the i!l.-t i ion iv ; the 1 hermometcr stood i.-, ,'-.-,t -ill th.ir pnlotnzes benator i?rfor.. with nlmm he mo-i "l I '- ".:m,,!1i!JV'' pi ,i V t WV . . , C '

" r1! 'r :: : . y S.W:,n,h,,relv intclfent t.eople will not hail stone,, and we found ., m p. , c uvr

and iPro-;v:"-" -"" ...h y - v - - - n- - . ,i, or .ix inches in t lame er. i bev v. ere naru 'l.A frr.:i D cs the former, like the I it ter. allow the patronage ot a Pic-si lent, or the ors.x in i -

aUW forbid -inc. depending on the eiecu ambitiou of partisans, to hi a, them here- lump. Se mcd be .u . fi.n !':.:. ,, in ntimt.t to control or after to the true glory and happiness ot bu,ar' ' " -

menlfiuic ii'" ' - .. , . i ,, . Ravers hue me various cuais oj .in raii

A, Coi.-rv, by cnmmcmn.anau ".. C .. .f .-.,.tm!!ir. .mhtir irertainlv can have onlv a sli2ht acquaint- at 83. an-i nurii g -

.,:miei-ar v ot hi? n.aiv in , "ll 1 . ! . .f.re, cr his prospective view Mint. his,LoM ioktlI.. i- , r:i',..Th".-on,nnUC,olln Vl,. for -h, honr ,f;f.orm H, afic.r,l, dec h ,

tu:. w

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... i cm.prin f n n it - u-i.'ia-n i v n i i . - - . i u,ii,....i..,i-i- ni ruin 1.1 Kf-i ;i i:u iinij-

he appoinuu, , , a , r ,h.,,wU of news fn-liana. 1 vish he merited every u om ; a i.u.. ... u

? no remeiiv until tha nest ben 'i . " ,

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'or Pre!,'' ;! f lie f ';. i'.r

UKNHY CLAY. V ';. I'rcroic;.: of the i'ui'ot States, JOHN SSOiMiK VNT.

nicTit

I . . sir. i liflifUii . II i If il ,11 II III v i ui'iuji

hiation. roi'Sii.iii " Vr"' " , , ..- l.i... Wo .t i there

1 1 n,i. I . . Ii:tllfli IIIllU fi. O itUllli; Miu.'in- w ...... ,

' Mr rs . J a i in-1 , .m . " p i ,!..-!- I ruHirmi. J. l-'lint, E

(ill rv, - . - , I l it T . ( . ... .1.-

l. .. i'. :iri(i li w. .'ha uuiiii.i. . ...... v ,

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S OI Vlll IIH" -'" 14 t 'SlUiirti uai pU". '

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M I lllli il' I. ti 1 I .11 ill' li t.l L U in llll "'I'M

aim i, K"J - - , -- . - - i,,:rti

II MTJnn saw them am! i ui ! ilow cnizei; ... m ..nu.

hU out. han.i Col. hue. inen ue m a.".

ilVankei mi.ler

llcsnhal. That th piocreiiinf

r he igi.ee! hy the Chairmari and ha as?eitel. and prnped to pi..e f,,. .,..,1 ,.,liS,f.fl in the ViticenneV testinmnH of hun.l icJ?. th?t ssinilai m

wer e redone;: in. i"i (-"'-i' in ;

h:i hct-M ir.pie-t-

The lt v. U M. iH'

cd hi juor ou.-ko the or-iti.-n on t

c,.:e 1 We mnler-l.wui Mr. Sliavv ha? ar C y'cd the appoint rnent : and notw ithtand-in-the -jr( tune allotted hi for prepar-at.-r-, aie -ati-hrd he will deliver an p.ridr(3 v, otlhv the ocrasion.

meet in ! Sf c ret;

G:i.tl'.e, and Western Sun. Ann then the meeting adjourned.

TI10S. CASE, Ch mn.

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I'., t,-,, .rnrlh nviv III SHCIi 3.VI i U I ?llUil'UU UClvJltf.

111? .!UI. ...... i. vj.,.. - - . id- own pccn'ul r xpre-sion, 4-it seeme.J as if the car.ot v of the heaven w as congealed

and had suddenly burst open, r.n.l 'ic-

i he

r. !,v t!ip! To tJiF. Editors f f the Viticinncs wflrc

tic.

ot" hi hoatmen was crushed to

i-,- i .- : . . .. i : l .-. ..nhliihpil h:in. ot one

ICC- I i I e ueiOH' "iiiuii a inn. UK-. ' ... !(!, I . . - I I. ..... iH A C It P II I I '

i . ........ t i . . i. .... i.iorrc t i'f i nr.. j i i ii t i .1 1 1 in i. . i "

i . . i n-',.,r m .i neiviiiliiPr- in' Hi l n liiur, - - ,

turn in h.s teuton, ty anoiuv-i m-,.., . ( . yr . ' r, ,lia ... ,- ij.pv e vnc I nc

t n a m t ; i i 1 1" i iii i i u - - i - -

J . Mi'niy, Secy.

I OH. THE V 1 N t F. N N V S (VAZKTTt

UErUCEICAXISM.

Thi here

m t ie cafinei .unu? icui'ui, ...i. . . ...... . . . ;,i,:.1(r t.P i .inth i ...i.inr .-. f thf. Til ji!iri'. lr.a.T.e one of 4th inst a hlthy, disingenuous piece er Uneff t..ee hut i ea ..

'i ..i:.., ,i. i- c" 'i'.i...rr!.?.h i im e -! t h e s i z r.a ! u i e o f "A Con-umer.

Li: .. ..k r... l.i- .,r,-Pion to odire. and is ' is, I hnovv not. I

:.. i .):.., i. m,,ho imnctuntion. kc. rr.e won (I certainly put

now ; no principal tiut.j i ' ' . ... - , , i . , i 11 I T . . -.. r-.. . i.: i. ni oniftiii.ui :m, .i tuesh..;d snared

T .1. ..,.-..-, n r.p i I-.- re i i i ill u it- muu " v......... - -

l'he cloud which carried th;s r.cs'.tt:. -

Jut l'iom Ids spelling.'lion parsed over IV i a and Constarf.r.nple .e would certainly sun-!andMi itteied all the houses which the

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to he pt rve

rh'.e venerated word srrwsitoHi n New York, is avowedly one of ui iter lor newspapers ,tPd from its true nean.ng oi ;(1P editors of the New Yoik Courier and .pus, 1 behove h.m to b

IJut to be sen- 1 e one of those hi

out

vrum the Uallitnors ratrijt. A DISCLOSURE.

LA K

-u-e to "::.-ert Mi. E wing's ''Cmcu . his constituent, entire in one pa-

pei . causes a part prepared in due t:me

to he delaved. Mr. Ewiv. hast

i::(l!-prs ,i for a w eek past too

mite, therefore this postnonern

j i hope to bo fin wished with the 1

in due tunc for our next.

i l.l . .. I . . . in liin irilnrp nil!

' , ;i r.nm (Mlin- into difre-rnnmrrr. the r.ost ir ilammatOiy peillicai ,ua Lm,i.m. B ,

ilt,. u ,v, ..... - n .vh.,rprn,' , intu!t.!t(, Derdaimn J. Harrison, ot its proper channel hy disiihation, nnu , rp York papers contain a compute, hue ret-ca , she dd eter , lurP pe, 1 . . 1 f' Loui3vie, acts,add to the miseries of which he so bitter- aUer TeceTi wrillcni by Cel. Jal make the proper conection " ,V,o S M rn-- n Mhe rurnerof his party, dy complains. It may, however, be true Webb, Editor of the N. Y Coum holdi.-is under Gen. Jackson now claim t he i on ud o cas,,n,, a, tie i..r.ncr . . . ' . some (lllTu-ultv in procuring " f-crA p,,:,.,f,MM,i

C il tiUy tlttlP'li j a tl, IW d h'MllhUI imuw III ijnuivi imi, uu

i . i . !i ninrinui i i w n : i m n i::i r riiiri ..

:"UUN,r j-....-. . - ; ,.n i..v,dof Jackson coin, wheat, iav, tZC. as i.umei uu . '.a C11v;pf . nf matters and thine: in een

.ecn quite i republicanism, and . ho are the pm ,us,v n. , ? ; .. , t0 part uith their produce', Xew Yofk noUlic? in T)nrUcuUv.

unwell to republicans "' l ; l;; 'a 1 Post Master' at Tay. (without a proper equivalent. I am , e seems K0 Ioul;t lbat the letters i. ... elurively wr-e, honest and patiiotic, u... ,ir Coum.in u Irt .p,:vsr vio nrP5,t.ti lvi,h the belief, however, that, vat & .irfc Qiifnn frt fin, if

eni. ei.nim,fl .,r,d moonhe a who uisoam ViI!p, tn.-ct s tnag j.'.u . . . ,:.. .,e .'.,.m.irr. ruui"' -V"4 . .-

, i . . Mr tl,rtv Thpv hpnt Mol-tical speeches, and, through the , -consumer i noi a w in cir,, ation It draws an admirable pic as! sheets U.e.r V1ie machinery of party. l hey lent pul.tua - . . If he s, he must re ' p..,

, . , ilt t.t in nil and m innrs ot liiP paper hi n i"" 11 i --- f - . . , . ,111. e ui u c aiw.iii ini i" , .;u j vii.'...o h.ve JY, c a he n , and on. an, d bis ob:iracter (if he has any which is; bUc thearU recc.s ofpMi.vKdent.bu the untettereo w 1 o a ,c 1 M,-c!av. Mr. ilavward, worth regarding) and that of h.s county ()fal , (r)W )y which the affairs of that the resist-1 people w.ll soon sneer a sc . te c ed ;ippo te o 1 C ) httle to publi,h inch false and base ' ..,'' nm, tbo?c of lllC lnion

iiiiriiriii1 ii i i i'l t a ttui u'.. i.ui i.iiirci -j - ; - . . . - -

isianuers on laiuieis. i ncn- . -

can people to overlook their own happiness But what is Jackson Republicanim a displaxed by the reforme i office iiolders? Verily it is like the bed of Em.'ruatps the subicct must be made to sup

port "the party,11 or be read cut of the ! orpnt rptmhliran family. The difference

i . - between true iepublicai

The Hoard of Tru-lees and

.. . ... r. i. reformers.

ont i;oaiu oi iuwees.ormt- i.,i uu.i u. , of iraCi C3Use he Amon

v . i ....

Vmcennes were oigani.eu ni .mu.iu.i at Tlic following named gentlec.cn are officers of the several Roardi. Voarl ( f Trutteo. R. P. PRICE., Pre-nlent, SAM L EE il!LL, Cleik, Iv'CtrJ vf .Issistatit Truittd. WM. J HEl'.ERI), Chaiiman, H. P. RfU)K AVV? C!ok. Ho rough Officers VM EINDSaY "r.oroush Contalie. VM EINDSAY. Maiket .M.t . ZA( ;1 AREMI PEEEl A?d, Ae-v.r. ZACli ARIAli PI LEI AM, Collector. A GAEP?EE, Commons Treasnrer. A (j ARI ?n EE. Ror-.ugli Treasure:-. A. CARIeM:R, Com l uri d Ground. G V. EWiNG, Ih)iough Sui veyor PE TER EEEEES.Sup. Eurial Ground NICHOLAS SMI i ll. Auctiuneer,

it. .-ton. assume- the prenigative ot mstiuc

tin"- state conventions to veto the Bank of The U. States for the purpose of sustain ino- the administration of the present Chiel Magistrste. We might multiply such examples at will, but we forbear Every man, who

has onened hi- eyes to the conduct ot me

i t .i.l,,.. . !-.....- ..'.i, r-.T fnvi'inrricnt.

epuhlicanism , ;nm j.u lv-' iijpn'srn! UiTi' u'.'i.rti i, ' . '

rpi.nhliranism. is plain and essential - mu-t know full we!!, that mteiieience m

i ' . . .

True rei'U'nVanism ripn nip J acksonism

tb.e fear, hope and desire of office, opera- j practice, which Mr Jefferson peiemj t ti'. g thiough paity management to steal jnly foibade.rA btingnbvershc of in-.kptn-.Vvt.nPi-'Tvnm the people, and place it in (fcncc f Go-.-tnnncnt and at ar 'ith trie

.. - . rr. , I ... . j '. . i a n nrt- r -1

.i i i t taxti ininc irrM . i ' u 11: . rn ii 1 1 ft-: -m 1,1 lit cunn i ,

l '.irj yi n i. - ., . .... v - j -

publicarnsm looks to the good of the whole country Jacksonism consults only the in teicits'of a few ambi'iou tnen . True reublicanir.m relies upon the intelligence and virtue of the people Jaksonism re-

..itf.mnipd to bp. nianfpd for the

corn, wheat, rye, oats and ha in ibis vl" '"s0ft herefit and behoof of Van Euren'-sm. ciuity It is true, there is not much clover letter is truly a mo-it instructive docc-

tny, i.ui mere is piemy 01 umi.nj nay , ment; anfj ;v0 irill5t again express our won-

and it "Consumer had the w ncrewunai ,ei. uiw tj

this important and confidential

to purchase, he would be supplied with alii i?(,c oo in,0 ciICUa(icn . We propo?r.

dhall

As for tobacco,

he wants tor proper us. a; iui luu"uu' 'r,vl,in it entire mto our columns, one o:

have heard n. complaintu; and as Jor lbc;e (P, s . )Ut in the mean time make the hemp, if what we have, had been prPeI'- 'tolIloiviu extract, which shows in a few ly applied in due lime, you would have ' , 7 , : . s and plan of ove

Jill nun c.-. . ..... ill'il ivii-"' i"' , ,:a ''"- ' ' . 1 refers all power to theUiectinns is regarded as the tenure, by ; had no such grievous complaint at ration hy xvbicb x is determined to elevate

secictlv -absPdutesLvhiohmost'cfthem hold their offices. A dime from -Consumer.1'

poses confidence solely in the gam and power of office setting up leaders to direct and control public opinion. Let the people be fully awakened to the distinction frre;iter in conduct than it ever is

; i ;

:aP

A FARMER, of Daviesi

February 0, 1832.

!Eirtin Van Buren to tl;e Presidency.

The writer says 'As to the Vice Presidency, V;:n Bureu tmist be the man, noLns loLia. It not, vs

can ncicr make him V resident, and the true

without i mig)t . ffirty to redeem it Horn ; Norlll'shiel(is.

its degradation I heir reponse, wna-.

shewiAo be in sense) between true re pub ;Cver it may be. muM be expressed, not by ffeclu;ilv r.)Ciie(J

. n .i . .. .

licanism and Jacksom-m. and an tne ciai-iVVOrd, hut hy acuou.

tines of the Jackson leaders will then.

inning !

-.j? -ir. vinciinnls gazmtte.

We hive a few words to say to delinquent subscribers; especially those who have never paid us a cent since the esta-bli-dnr.ent of the Gazette. We are in debt and oi- debts mut he paid; we have also

to pay eash for pap r, ink, and journey- ahortive. To shew the :iw-nk

Oiei.V wage; we are also quite willing to sense of the. wisdom of congress, glance; tDj x OKS -The following exdeprive ouiselve. of some of the comforts at the following ; resolutions now bef e die J j reccivC4, Uom an inlelli

' . lll il I T14M' WIN UldL

i i r l ie

t.nn nrr u-fi'ldv r-heet. WouE! every enc! , . ,i,0 otcpr m tho tieople fr unv

J ' :um:vi ii". j . .. . i i - lilpp"! proi PT i i . i. . . t f. n J.ni!-! l.p I i... .i. r ...itt.rvut hpitnr nir!'C(l. i 1

paY WllO IS HHH ull.i. " m, - ' " i 1 tlllfl ' I I nil". i iiu"u - " r. ,l:.,.;u rrlmrfil from pecuniary embar-! -Itcsolv-d, That the practice of remov-

ra-mcnls Littie atteiiti.m has been

lilipd, under the icigu d" the military j 9:tUP0vllU( .JilUJ$. 'policy now is, o stnrt a candidate :n tjcry

Chieftain, as an tndispermWe rule oi con-, , state. It is said that tne senate win reduct f r thee, who are dependant on Ex-j EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE. ject his nomination to England. Ihopcso, ecutive favor. U it possible, that thej D ttes t0 the 20;h of December have for then his election a V P. and afteryeomaniy of the land those, who bave reccive(t fIOm London , and to the wards Piesidcnt U rendered morally cc; no intern, in corruption can see the . Gth from Paris. 'tain."

vernment oi the.r country uiua siui.t-; The Cholera is sldl raging, m a limited.

ffion-lv cat u-iwii u'hii 6" extent, fit Sunderland, icw Castle, an i

SNAKE FIGHT.

The late Map T. of the array, a gal

l'he d.iatuibances at Lyons have been bxnt officer, w ho was severely wounded at

!the sort.e of Fort Erie, and died affcr-

The determination to resist the pay-j wards from the effect's ot his wound, while

n,r.:s of tvth.es ha fb'fn rie t- seniMi'1 iepi esrntativc from K t..t u riots in Ireland At Waterford, on the C0ugi ess, used to rt Lite the following r.c12th of December, tliere was a battle be-;coant 0f a battle which he once w ilnes-cd, tween the Police and five or six thousand j between a black and lattlesnake. . ... . .. i i

! r.i r:.: : .. ..... .-,., nt ho Il l.nr.fi'virV IVIlPn HP

(V , ,i i rr ... . c.,i,;r, ; - s i maie 'i ui'' v.o " j , (tpmi ff-T1 niiv he worth a r ace in vour :o i ne ciu.en- in nm'.u mnuiii-u n ne n,u irih uu n, - ot hie, ratner tnan withhold fro.:, feJb?cn L,;v noxver ?hall never be allowed t.:?eut 1'-'; ,e..Vll ..L fnr.nar .1, r.r h,r of the latter were Li.r..u,l thr snr.Ues in the road, a short

killed.

distance ahead of him. They were mc-

The state of Ireland is becoming daily !ving round in a circle and appaiently fol-

each other. A gentleman who

to foi:ner notices of a simile.

hind.

A " - -"

i mnrp and rn rr ahi rminfr TSoctUI rial out : Imvinr.-

paul mg pu'dic ohp prs py ne t . - , w , ( ?houb! rages are of constant occurrence ; and so , lWaS with the Major, and who had

nv n 'i i i "ii"' ui"" 'i"1- vl n - . ,t- i tra i v :KuMiin:i iniw :up hid i rn cm (i i.f;r, .1 cimi .ir si r i i;l u c. tui.iu.iu 1 .1,1 ,

I.., I n-,. i " 'J ' ... , .1 . ..ill. ,11 ,,.A,r rmntPii: mil '.nil Pll VP- I ' ....... j .v... ,

u ! faithful execution ol the laws, is nosine 10 .... ... ,.,-. ... ,n,pheeded. The countrv is agitated by every ; jt was the prelude to a bght, and worthy matter; tbeM5lit nf the Constitutions-was never ness. proclaim o t.;e wo. it , i.i i . c . ,(iui(r ghoft otopen r;.bellion. ' !0f the loss ot a little time to witness.-. ) other Cntemplated la it- fi amers-is a daring J acksor, othce .lolocrs .uidre " l'' l I L; The king of Holland is still pertina ;Tbt.v accordingly stopped their ho,ec .. ... ..i- . ." ........ ;H,unrPN nre. pIp of Knox, docs not merit common a . , . - . ,v ..,.,..iJ ,J ...i ,? ..i-L 't'..o r ,m

1 fT pn. H 1 lAFLUiin iuii....v . ,. . , , :,'i,nu in UK 1INU11H m it'-i-i uii- liii'iiuzriiia '.rwi iv 1 1 if uiu rii.i ;ii;. .... u . .

tie 1 1" re-

lesi ..me attention bp paid hi the now. we hall be obliged to resort t

ti...

lnPasu,es. necan,, .judicial to the public erv,ce--and danger ijent. ou l,ow some ot my tnenu air.M or on a "promise to pay," unless the Ju . i,,,,, ' lone to -th party;' and 1 know thei

1 PUl lO 111" lluCi ilea oi un j.v.w . , w - . latter presents itself in the shape and, Reiohe f That it is inexpedient for the eent qualms, an;, most cherished opinions Jdllliuicui "i i i i .,... ..Hl,i nrptpnrps r:m itro-

Kr, p..ii(rn mail was received on Thar? I vacancy in any oflice occasioned oy the ,

Jav

. 1 .1 .1.. l,.ln

.. -,.r ;,F,.,t. unlpsif.ich Uuce no convicuoii. .'i.inv u, .. ......

, ,,r,,,,ar bl,vc bee. menu i. contain, i sl,.,nld ,-romptl, mr

Arrivals and Departures of Steamboats. S.i'Uida , arrived the Exchange from ,:haw npetow n--depnrted S ilurtlay for the t i i I

upper u anasn . . . ,u ,,r:M,,:,l .l.ffprPnrp d

of Great Powers in relation to a peace manoeuvre of following each other, in a with Belgium. 'kind of circle, was pursued for some. In Poland the Russians are governing! time, closing at each louud, until when with a high hand. No Pole can obtain j u ithin a lew feet, the black snake was oh audience of the Prince. 'served to top, coil, and place himseif i:. A. second Reform lidi differing some-j an attitude to strike, what, in its provisions, fiem the first, has; The rattlesnake now passed round hi; I a 1 .1 - 1 ' . ..f fit llm I ...-. . . t I it r-r- n In anifici

.i . . i ;,iuin,:omi ihp Ucen iiHioiiunn nii'j p ii i. Jiuuiii. xu iu. antagonist iwu ui um.u nuir.-, i.IUb

removed fir sufficient cause. io uu y ai ... lr Ju"""" ' lt; 15th of December, it waj read a second tbe distance at each round, when ho a!,o

MU Cl CiJIiMttV till lliC.'V.UI uiv iwv ..- j 7 i

On motion of Mr. Benton, the resolutions

1 r l. r.r.t.'P.t " Pot.

The following article will s' ill moreem-; ta

aeer coinage ot an maccui aie mt-un-iy , u - . . , . ot.a confuted brain. For instance, who time m the House o Commons A er i lo,,peJ and began to cod -1 before ut an ignorant, or a designing man, would Rebate of two days, the vote stood 3 J 1 for he was ready to strike the bhek snaho oubt the republican patriotism and longj. second reading and 1G2 against it. -j9,1(denly dartc.l upon h.m H.i eiohxperienced latcman'hip of Albert Ga!- H's majority ,s 2G votes greater Hau tl0tH were too rapid to be detec.e,, and

departed Vame day fr Louisville between true republicanism and jacuson- j now Jhat he was ! tbar, by which the first Bill p,ssed to a wberi he wa, again diMmc.ly observed.

S.m.p day, Madion, fmm Louivillc j ?in : 'aociated wdh Mr Clay in negociating'icond reading, and 50 greater than that.!both snakes were sretched cut at luJi depaite.i -amedax for the upper Wabash I From the LounviUc Journal. )' 1 irni,roperlv abused! by which t was sent to the House ot j length the rattlesnake enveloped in the

vr,i,.t... Ti-. r.... fiom Eofene - !ttpriTI?F,(T, IN ELECTIONS. 4l (.,,, rr, . ,t , m,- Lorus. Louisville Journal.

" . ....... - c. i.M.ii. - : ill iiic ii'iuir;;, 1 in: ui.r-.ui .-, - -

!e't next day, hound for NVw Oilcan-?. Thuisday, arrived Exchange from Terl e-ll.iute.

Tnc iiver is now over its banks, and vet i i-tn"

The illustiious Jefferson, soon after bis gel. now a worthy Jackson man, wasalsoj election to the Presidensy, issued the fob associated in t'aat negociation with MrJ lowing circular: Gallatin, and the iatter was also a tierce. "CIRCULAR " ! Jackon man twelve mc-nths ago. 1 should: . r,,, . n...: il ,.:,Kni: c V,n; fcppn not 1 think, raic tho ire of the doughty j

' IIP f t I t I ui inr V . " ,J ' . . - ii

,th dissatHfdct.on, officer of the General champion, oi mcenne, a..-u -- ' -J ; " ; " - llll uirr.lll uit.Tv.'i . ii. I , ,. t , i c Alr i.Q rmrrniiin. 1. nr . r I f -.11 r I ir l' ipnnc" fl'l

fdds of llic black, which had also siezecl the i a ' I J fsnii k e at the back of the head and held him there After a short interval, the black snake gradually unfolded I I - I I - r, . i f 'ho fnuio U' . ' 1 1 ?i i w rr ru f

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TURKEY. PihMAI'.KABLE TEMPE-T. Fxtracl of a Liter, dated October I 1.

About 7 o'clock on the 5th Oct ., as we ' from the ratllctuakt- head, and move!

Extract of a letter from the Hon. John ftl' f a 1T1- ! s " T - .

. i p'- ti, to u-hn.cioi iwi'v, January i

.f the 'public GallaTin is known to some oth:e holders! over tlie neighbouring hills, .md he.ud ; found be dead, lpnpr,lnr ne theie, this rill answer everv purpose 1 the. muttering of distant thunder We bone in his body w;

iviiiiahMii'.auiun,,,.,.- - - few additional facts; but as Mr.! we perceived a black cloud gathering - i.rr ..n I'jriiiiu orr.liions. M-lllii' .1 auuii. ii.i. ii-ij, ... . ... . . .

J ) f I 1IIHCI11 l.lnll't V" -'u- i . . . , . ..I" w, ,

active i.arts in the elections o

innrtionnries whether ot the G

h;s tiit t;ii in this place. . j lhe Sate Governments.

"A 'uii ha teen intto uirr-d to make an! f ;.M, heing essential to appi'.pi i.ition to continue lhe N.ttion d tienct; 0f government

R -...!, and to h-: ge the U iha-h. 1 i hranche? of the same g

i:, good spin .'"out an app: opi i lUori bu j y cherished by most

remov i:g the "?.t i u- t pus to me naviga-; ,t js deemed improper

ti '. . 1 e W ahaeh from iv-l river oown intr on the executive

im'i r; .." ' u -'Pi i ..'I-''" ! Temp to conuol or innuence ine nee a i 3 , , , ,i mr ,v, r i!n,vf, i i,v --.other -"erre- ii 1 , 'l'..i I .r,t fla. imnn it in P P- HIP d f i u OUPil lt IIL I . .l"' It i-. I

vs. jercire ot the elective i ight . I h:s I am

i x aminatP n, t!:e rattlesnake wa

he dead, and ap'j.artf.liy evt rv

is cru-hed The Id ick

. . ... ; ..r...-r.,.. he id lliort'tnrp nrnltinnpil nnr iv:illc. :ind watr.fl sn;!;P IS .1 Constructor, and U.li.llv dp-

Errpdorn of e ec- Let ttiem pr.-Liai:n uii ""f"u.ut, - - , . .t , : . , , . rreeiioun . .1 (n,ifl,i rinmp n Pll il.p hirknens that was ramd v over- ? rovs its prev oy enioidmrr and cru-h-

' ; ; Mr. Clay, or any of h.s friends. There ; shadowing the Bosphorus. Suddenly we, mg ,t . and , f the d.tUitnt . , J. .1 .i ..ninrr 7Vfri,vvere snrnrised to see water boilm-up like

ovemment, so vital-, tna e,n n .c..u.. ; - - - ...rr.rnl.r 5nnt. nml l.Vfore'- 77,c Of! La hi ointt the Allude -Rev

of oar const,tuentsv( :r J ruhmus onr surmises were at an end. omethmg Sidney Smith, it, h.-peech at ,he Taun-

lor othcersi.epenu- tUrtmt " 1, ilP .Vise! 1 similar to a lar-e Pavim' stone fell mto; ton m-c ting, -a: l that -the attempt r.f the

of the Union, to at v i'mm .; ... . c . - ; . :in, Ih.o.e of Lords tv stop the pror-:, -of t h

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- 'instructed, therefore, to notify to all rffi- morracy c;u:d never pace i ?tn --;-;.;;'--; '-- - ; at idmouth. m 1 f: l 'PI,.

,. ,1 1 ; , . , . . . 11' ,1 ..'U- in en ri'MC'llou a P'ht US tiie otlice rsoiu- j ; o ,i nc m- cuun- .i. i.v-..... - -- ' - 1-1. t ! cei'S wiil.m my department, bobhnar their ly 10 so n .k ... u a n0.n . ... j , - , , ,nm-f,, ,. 1,. ,,-P t(. ;.n t, credible br .oi t .,. ......,.,1 i on . . .1. . ... ...i .u;0.. d.i iv ho ahnsp the nrirciP es. ccncuct a2a::ist our w-mdow?, which, m a mom--... , ti i--c 10 ...1 u.ciiuio.t nci -..t, t.'.t:

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hivonte sen ot the pure ce-. 1 nc p.or.;oi uosii'-a1.'!. nas in..,

them into a thousand 1 aoccs 1 w a . e- rud."d in upon he hou-e, a:. J e ci v

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thif.g u Ihie ttened wi'h drs;jU;-:i bit!..' ;r.i .-t of the fVorf;:! corpin .'I of

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-. . ' .. h..hl.,5 f i!.p Y:'-i thiren and Jackson . bioker. "la;s, I rurhed ir.'.o the ! l;ng tt.e t k : -. E .me t arwng'ua w .., lived

meant to be rtsiramp.i o:or.bowe er given diall it hayp any nT- :t to his pr iodice

iorit is expected that he will not attempt;

1. .11 o ,nv f .0 hi, ntpi-vdicp.inolicv, if thev be f)-nd "honest and c3,a ,wor,e, instead 01 fetter; tne iuoi m

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the bu-i'.p-s ct' electioneering

';!rit being deom'd incoosi-f eot wit!i the ; 17,i 0! the c -..tti'Ution and his duties to 'it." j Yc beseech cur leaders to penv-e this

io'iirnent with attintion acj then tie,ide for tliem-elves as to 1 lie justnt d

ee, alter hoy no- re'.ir- the claim get up by the rcasioiid pict.ses,

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h .- vv p v p r .' 1 v p n . ' i e : o r m t. .vc noiiiir.r 10 urea. .inu ins 0.-1.. -

1 cipa Iworjc, instead ol letter; the loot had het-;.

Ii Mr C lav's trten'Ss all I beaten 1:1 ar.it huge mas.-es 01 ie wcic i.-

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l I . 11 .... V .....k.... ..... are r.ot all aristocrats '. enemies of thplen mmT.i c ir.try that they labor to benefit and im -maher, a:

unworthy of the public tiust.ci-p. cd by

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to iidlueme the vote ot e-thers, nor take i the opponents or nnu-repu-ncan p. om.i , i.ui ....

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