Western Statesman, Volume 3, Number 46, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 25 January 1833 — Page 2

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to communicate to each other their readiness out of sight of the Iedians, and then iiesoendto coiiiitidiicc, the attack wilt to he an imita- ing the lull in .mother-place and passing tion of the howlinr of a wolf. The party mi- through a thick cam break by means of one fltT the direction of Allen had proceeded about of the numerous deer paths with which they four r.iiks through thick woo l?, and part of are intersected, which led them liiree'ly to the time tiiroiuh water knee d -ep, when they the rear of the savages . V hen this mau'Unrnved in slht of the li res of the tu!iatis ; in vie w as carried into t Sect, a nil a rapid and a 1'eiv nii)ii:t tliov ii.tr! ri :i r a e I vvi'hio i O .1 I re fV-ei.e.! Oil tit. an lr.;:i the

fi.lv yards of lhelii Wans una, on a -1 hv theni. rear, while th. one ia IV-MH was fcor.t ur with J Oil Wtl) liatlirallv expect

' ' -111 nnd lati.n. theat-e'ves behind the lar- tree-i iaeri a-ed v 'g ?ar : there w as hut one altera:- some lili,rniatioti With regard () ti

aix-iiiieti-.!; tie Irit tne ln.aans, eiU:er.to tireafc their tsc moil Ol the est. i 110 UoVerne

dl attae

Extract of a letter from a visit i re,! Irdiancpc!ii. to his C-i-n-I in t!n ;'. lETt Fu.vnn: I arrived at this place 't few weeks previous to (he meeting o! the 1 .cgi-l.iture. which is ;vnv in region.

to receive

in the west, and i's cnnltalist

cidodly opposed to the emigration ol i's citizo-is, particulariv of that class mos:; !iia ly to erne-rate, a;;:! who would !: most usoU.! lie.ro, to aid hi tlourmg the forests. Too pittance tho we. -it

re do- her ofca-cs occurrcn m provinces cen

t-nous to ti'-e n-res's containing: wo.vcs.

r j 1. . -1 ....... r - 1 . 1

la r 0 i c .sin

;ht (guio. as it-

s oa the n il lie lately weald

V report ion

in-

i ;ai lib-.

with which that part of the forest saiaatient iv waitinr far the si.nal

from the other party. At length a prolonged howl was hrrwl from that part of the forest immediately in rear of the Indians, who were now rnpii ii in dancing round sit immense tire; notiviih-inn iing the common occurrence of such sounds in tin; forest, at that hour of the night, th: j folonced and dc-p intonation of the one that now nt.ij through the whole valley ("or nnles around, failed not to startle even the savare etr; and canoe them to su gc:id th ir td.in--e for a moment as if )iu?ui;ig for a renetHioti oi il.e sound..

At that instant a di-char;-

party laid eight of them d- ad o.i tin: spot: the remainder dew instant lv to cover. n;A returned the fire; the shelter howev. r which d--te .ded them from the lire of Allen's parly, left them in a great measure- exposed totl.e fre ol the other party who were now wi'i.ia seventy yards of them : and w ho the next i::-

tl.eir way

a gentlemen ol ralner

to har r1'--!''- ''li p.. i...

raiieal in ti;s conv

111-'' !

iiao.o i n- uk

liitations. and re. itv to strancors,

lie holds awe-Ms!)" levee,e.n eacn iiiutvdav eveaia.-hiiiiar to liiat of the iVe-i-dens at Wa-hitioitoa, which is to he co:.;ir.n throi: ;hout the sosiot, and , which the toe ;nh :s oi t'te L'i'a:ero. viiheot de tioriien. are ir.viied, tcgetii'-r with their friends and s'ra-i-i;ers. jjencra'.'.v, who may he at Indianapolis. At these meetings kindlv

u;te:chanr'-d. ani lliev

wav throuh the almost iumeitotrahio e.u.e- , ; w, , n, j ,

t reaic .n l!i-.r niot ; or loret throach the uhitis; thev a;i;.e;i

determined on the latter, hut utrc anticipated in the osccutioa of it by the wi.ite; who i'iirowin aride their rid.'s ru-hed npou the Indians with their tomahawks and scalping knives; the Indians who weio liv this time reduced to nearly e.pial nuaih-rs with the w hit, 's, fou.ht with d-peralion ; the condirt appeared to increase in desperation as the coaiivit uOs deer. ;---d ;:i nunda r, ana eaea narlv f 1 i ; .e l. r ... ; i.ed to .-uher anuini-

latioa, soui.,-i' l'ian iel l an inch iothcothfroia Alien's cr. l:i ti e 1 ..-.-. ..fti.e conftiet, AlU it il:- o-

ero.l t ye-iagcldefwl-.o liau been iit ti.e eaoin t: e day pr ; . 'i- : the ait ick, and had ! d tiii attack on the cabin, standing a lew racts lio n hii.i, in the miiht of tl.n or four In.'.ians wh.) were endeavoring to etiicate their rid. -s from line., r the he::rs of ho lies whith

' . l ... ..!.:... .. . .

Chief had the thawl to ii :i goca op.mon ti uiisumn" ;u.

; a s a

i h ui saihe had re-

wotilil surli'.in in tte th'creastr ol emigra-ti-.m. coasetpjert upon a reAisel by t'uii-res-i to reduce the price of the public lands. Mr. iane, in his rejsort, observes: ''it is not money we (the west) want; but liuni n i-on. filled witlt patriotbm."' Let !ut the rieaiilry bo improved by tlie aedial settler; its wild

forests subdued, ho ;i!:le. ofthom-

impne, omen's, if Con-

am.

r.eretOiore, iroin umo

1 ,.,.!

n to lite lopiry it

teen me. re-ttlt ' i.t.r of

!'...; last ten oivatest. V

: V

ua! !ier v. .acii li e i rt.! ?

Le -.man :" -len'.-ays ti;e Me- ;!. has '..ten d;aai ;;'d to ;,e

-. !i''r to oxeecd i.ine-Yhi-sialoiiK-ei v. :.s ihe rvaiioa ! a :i eu imiaL aels. Oowi v. a', are net o liiat it aids hort of and lurks bevond t!u:

time ol J . i r k i ! . ir tuav d

lorn! on the siagro oi tae oise tr

lae Js cti It i atod and Us

won hi

and the citiz n selves to t i ! t ! : e

ress sh.ouhl i fas which they have

: in the

sr-'jSMi or t:ni!a:i i'eiio' iium v . i i ; i

poison is transmitted: it bt inig; reasorab!e locoailu Je t'lail if taken in the ;o her ; s oi 'lee disease it v. ill be liki !v to oi c -rate soon than il taken when the disea-e has reached its m-ixi-i.itnn. or hi l;.e later staj: os.

foelinu- art

ra!lv m a do a "feast of reason

with tho flow ol sovl. liicotiicr

cutive cfiieers.Hro trenllornen calculate i

to continue in

jre, fr

to time, oestowco. i nave eul.;ri'ej

more upon the land quesuou t'.iau 1 ox-'

peeled, and I run l reservf mv other ; t '.' , observation-; h..r ;t lulere l td r.

Nc?.;:;';ir..a .", nqtiitor pu! ii:

it re

haa i.oien on them ; tln;

t.ant poured in a shower of bails which laid of Alien's wiv wra aped round his wai

six more 4ieau or !i$ahl.l. i ho w hites now sash, siiil wet v.ath. the Moo.! v.hi threw aside their ridc and rasht ,'. o i i'.e sava- ien oa it fr.ua the wound w! i.di

gr with their toiaahawks and kr.ivrs; the cootiiet w as !i.rt an 1 -t of the w'dti s were killed, and sever wounded ; the Indians were atrdhi a! the excepti. u o f one who made h:s -swimadr.g . From an Indian who wa- na,. aal' v fd.Aliet: leatiu-d that hi, wife wash; iy wounded, and t'.:;t she an ! 'alte hail been made rrison-r. an ! that

e ; Y. 1 V!i 1 'ha Ov Willi ca u' h

i ri

C( IV.'; At ih h;.,,s. hnl h he se

It! l: i witi. raur

i ter tha p, c aa.d no voids ef n

a li.

. a.g i.i . i; vi' rcOrai ii! ea.ulio; t he - roi; .

e;i'owino; hiate.

i no donate is eosr.posr.tS

iiH-i!iiei-t. and wiih a lov exc .ii j i

n raiaeroi !oioi inau

v ' 1 1 I I I I t

uons.

. i i 4;

diheat;.

j! ; 1 .10 .a 1' aartv eh

river u.i

t 1!ial lia

the Iadiaas had o

ly after the white b ft the cabin ; and l,a ! ken the two prison.-rs with ihiau; anil thev were m,w oit tladr way to hdn the 1

body ofthe tribe who were in the interior of the North wisterii territory. i lie only motive which eonld iadnee an !;:- Oiaa, even v.i.en ilyiajf, to aaaiiie.: : tnvch t. aneio-my; was ti e bo, e of a iJia; another pan to those which alrt-.idy !:-tr :etd the breast of the unfortunate A !!.: ; by cansot? hi r.i la despair of ever again le.-Ia: Ids woe, and letti.ig him V now that she w:'. in a ?itu ition to which death was far preferable.

a :

j ii1 a a: as to lea ad iao. tae i- itr. ! O ;;.;.h.l i a ;

nv at t 04' e. i.'i u o 'a an hi ... r part! avoi ;ea, and O a: : iia.k wh-.c'i 4. as

on-- oi iue iaii"i 1:1.0n ; on them when led ;is w itaitt t i nt V st: iVeia his ri h: i.ii.! two : a 4 h a, a third de l to . n'.iei, ana the Chief a n 1 1": on tae . renin!. '1'he role, whi h was now so ; e, .thing ri aiaiain; in ! i he f irmer had no arms 'den i as aie.i i a !e! y maae a

lore.., wao-'i the I !y parricai With K-.'hi d iVeia his

!,OV.

a:s. s na pr;: cipai violators, r. Y. li t. 1 ml), ih.". ini:, I'ar-ele!i..-r, Hills, Dum.-.in" and Jcsms. Ilobb, i"oia,iiiu:!t;n

ours truly, .'. . 1 Stti: !Uk. f)a yi'sUaaiav Ihe hill en this1 subject was again t::i. en np in tha llon-e of ftia.i a.sn ta ( i e-, having been priced oyer sev- ' 4 ral davs b v e. 01 sea t. The a mend 111 "n t s ma le

, 1: '..'. Tin.' 1 ichmond acs a Ltier ii oni V nh-

v v. i'ltk'ii ey .some j'-ei'so::s

in power anu tisiteieu nu 01 as toe xplanalioii or defcuct: of Ihe .".dmitjisira;ion against the piinciplcs t.f the. Pn.; lama'ion. The wi iter snvs "As to the

proclamiiiion.

t'lcsi.lei

i t e."

tde truth I-

eh not at! :i

m co m 11:: ! tee ;,i the w ni;' were co s line of t.lo'in were eon aii rcd in.

,e;ei..a n. 1

nnvjtoii, i 'oirnham.

ami (.Iral-.am. of this body, were member; o( ihe Coevontioit that fiirm-d the Oovi-vtimtion of t!ie Siaio of Indiana.

eer, which most ni.Oerialiv ai'Veted yi ions of the bail u trc disagreed to which fxemnts tb.e -lock iifthe la

branch

a ta

.sr. inteemh. is a votin:.

iromise. ami has stained tonside

I roan the t;i;e tr 1 1 v iiiaui

tn ot mui i!

!.! .

oi r.tv

i'.Cil tic

as siiftaineu lam-el

raueiit in ta

ihviar, s a

!i,-ioa wi'h

ma;

1 r r,i r.

very

r in

wlion v. ir-;;. exten-

pro- , 1 lriong : an I i

1 1 ion. After t ie; amend- j

uients maae 01 committee were nispese I ol, Mr. ileid m.ied t o st rik" on t that part of tie' hill w l.ieli aut'aerisi's ermanenl. loans to 't ichlol,U ;s, 'il,i mot n.n wais ca rnesi ly and eloqnen i iy 4leha tei!, Ides-is. hlrid, Karhlen. Pavne. and Pro!".!! sio-poriing il, and fdc.ssis.

ial l.iC

rraif.e-worth.y lie' suji.'cifntiii To;, re is no , tviio wouk!

more ?.r.'.'.ir!y deprecate t!;e :::f -rcuce whicli mm ijr- draini irom il. tiian he would: an I in his peartieai adom.bdration of the Govermn .011, it will never

to the detail 0 tic tnaisitre.-

hose.ho'.v-; man, 1 si'iaerel y believe

atve too

ct.-7

it is c:

Leice to

set tij, that so important a oacm

lh-l!

1 a n, 4 ;a: me, a ,. 1 er, ..i oe

aaa a ergtrv.u ol v ia; .-, .ippioiii .v il. to t iking tlieipie.stliai on s-iakiii ; Paimei' :e. 4 d to amend by rednein i ftliu Iran from live to tloa.c year5, lost by a small majority. 'The ea.e

then taUea on str.Kit!'' oat a

:y Oe ' loaoaiu

1. .el

i - -;o;. . 1 4v t ha i Allen ;

he 'hli f Ladim: s only n s.mrci

.1 i n, leaver

-ive iiiionnaf.on ana is cavai.ie t

ut-

t!ie hi.tereit sarcasm; Iml a look

i rcvions nil!, "dr. g I he 'ei an 4vhie.h was

t ion

iot AUoi an a the little hand w he wais associated were alii'.- '!r

"ear ana de-pair. They instantly del hi tie pursuit of the remainder of ta

i!l

tad ne.-l oarl t.

era ie cm 1. p. a i : an ; with hi.: am ; :o'o. r several

, and at tan

s . ren ! V i i e d- av.

1 o

: hv a d.aidol ill i t ll.r...v

ins

its 01 wane

4 1 . .

I tli

coy erv 4f (b,e prisoners if tin

.ere

Mtaiixe; and to revenge their ih al'n if they had laca murdered. Tl.ey found it iuipossitfio to collect any far-

tacr itiiermatioii iroin tin- living ladi ia. a few moan ntss after, h.i'athed bis la-t. They theii leiaro''.! to tie ir taa.t. 1 . wu'a t.,e.,a t!ie dead 1'. y.lies f a-ir coinr who bad piii.-!.od io the 4'oai'o. t .

breakm-t wa, r.te ia i, poo. an-! by

the . i;n riiT stieii-l'e. and acliy i'. , he gave ti; thi-ih-iaa and o.'ideav-

:oa i to jno-ess la;.:S si of d.i- hnOe wd.ie.li l.e inn.' diiceverc! in the h.ck part oi Aiiiai's h H; ia this l e was mere ai'i-r-'lnl; by c'idin; Ids b oat rmin.l tl:; belt he got hold

o! sel-roveri!Uie

co-pom :;!s t!te doc.i.icil ;elvai:la;:;e. Were i t rot for some p-. cuhnrhi-a". !se would r,!!'';. afi.oop; the most useful men in tr.o fhioo. It v.4ai! i '.vo me much i--haiM!r.' dii! room permit, to trive on

t " . . 1 , .

ItSf

a in

.i r.

a str.n.Lre eo!.

em.

is the i rooiamation, w.as r;s'o d widomt

"tlie details of the. in-'aire"' beit! saili-ciei-iliy'' attended !o. It iafp-.nceadmit-ling that the Executive ?::o.ed t without knowing its content-: ami it is a matter of t.stonisiiito nl to learn that

I tie negative otr. j i ll gl it OS t cheC t , illtiiOUgi) Hie (liU'UR'.er.J d by striking owl sl( inform u, (iat it was ia :d -e.s

in- ! ,. j 'ii.. ;..,!,

tl a;,; it:,, f ( .. lit hi i( yt fi, ,f. l..yil ,.'(M.6

outline ei ct iue

ttf i'euidngton.the cou

,n ma'.or- Uie

en t

1OIII4. i.

w a a 1

as s.ioa a i h a ..to pa1 lii .t n,.i..i

a-.

the who 44 erne!.'.! 1 roert h

trail of the e.,.,n, sd..!.

at t.440 . f the 1. ; ei to it. a who

at ' v

ih the

1 e a ii 01 ..I ' la

were on the opposite jai.k, lbe4 t: 1 the liver until tb 'v straek tin

art v : v

( r '-s: ed t i.e 1 ta- trail

i.'i look .4 0 boat any ay0 ih j ai'ly, at that tin.'' !':. 1 , ear n-.oro n coot ; --ad.' ' 1 , .s sjt v or s. v. " tv paces

re-

! r : -

one

,;:v

r.e ra 1 Mi'rn e

1. -I to tidio.v h .ind a l ira, to e ;

latie'i a i.-.v maiatoOs, .M arte rest of the party Id laixiiii;;:

aaa 1,1a i a nip! i ft, r res,

1..' suat 1.1k s ining ia n ri to r hate to

e can of ids alarm ; 1 that they laid now

.'om

l..c a

1 liiev 1 art! n t'a" h'lid

,t ot t!

who whre Tup,

.v 1 nndred aials in ,id ai:ce of th

aiedling at ;l o.,,w p;lro. A coi.-alt iiion .e.i held as to the btat l-.e-thod. of attack; ..ot wars lor an imm.'i'.iate as--anlt, bet the

:...re wurv ami xpi-rii'tteo

doing they

.-nv

that hv so

il the ?a age 'a, which t. ..a :'" 1 ; .mv la .a 1 re a t fr 0:1 iaaa

p..--,, of l! ia. . ii-' e i in t

haa wiih the haife . of the sa a. e v. ilh tread d backward.--.

i-iti! Id- foe! iiaaoot a i g 1 .. a r- 1 44 1" il 1 44- b' : s which

a 01 o aa.i.,1 ..-, p. , a of ti-ir.in, a, the 4. -11 I and p: iri-j hi

and his h i't b lad 0:1 (tie e b oa! i;e rai-i a l;ie ;,':iieri at,.. at t-4 aiaaa? it 1:1 the v. i.i'll a i.i-iw iroin t'.ie ri'h: lea 1 ad droppe.'. 1 a ! the en eti i-viSia; b.aoi If f,-

at;, :ti. the hist eieect 4ia. att-'i tiiei was wife bre.it: ' s, a.-.iast ;: tree hand ti e wea pen wiih w

1 bu

nds and

'en il i -cover; d . s cash, 11 f bis 1 ip had entire-

(01 i.ts stree . 1 h to j iia ; be threw him several t it before be conh! regain j iab- rr. i which he had re- j scii.ib , the ?a aae niaiie at; . A ih'-n parried the thru-is '

hiti rin-too, the plain romnvn pcii-'c ot (iiaham. iti.l the carefiilne.-s and straighl-

o! top

eotirse ofKoii!', lo say not:. in

I letc

net

aihed arm : tie; --, 4-, hen s I. ",l ha -:.....!

a. -I l.ir ilh the

1 1.

1 ;

that ,i to

1-.

it a aip'i

; orl'in iv 1 r can'; cop; ratal

sa vi

ii;,

l.n-i)

slatiti;. to the

-b'er

would lo-e all the ad v. an ta -es - li o.-a taehiii

wh-.eh M'.rgroe would give them, an, I r.s the to '.hi' Miva.-i f ava..( s fir ..c.tnio-.dn n '1 tliem. an ad-at. la -re I i ktn-cs,

sinh iiapTrtaip-o was not li.htly U tie t ' w n a wa v. 1. 'vis c -. r. 'a: ly ' h ii rmiaod tla !. tlie '' .a 1 1 ;y of the vhitis ihontd ronlinne ta aiiee, ki cidiig three er fonr handled ar.'s tae rear f the savages; while the y. .11:1-4-1-. irtoti and two of the most active. 01 the .tm n, shoiihl hang en the rear of tlie Mivaan 1 bring hack information wdienevi r a . ivoralde opportnidty should occur for an att ck. At kn-lh the wi-i.,d for moment arrive.!; ideal thr.-o o'clock the -coats r, turned ' ringing back i:....ri:aoien that tin- sav o;ei.ad eiie-onpf-d fcr the night in a spot 0cry viy fitted lor an ad vai'it a ..ano at t a ok ; the

o naaaicioiiri v

cniopt 11 1 say l. e :g far-

. I S 1: !inl OI'.I? 11 .,

I'T, with hi- la ;!,t - baii'e and 4;o

bnaoi of A!h n. barrel, w ho b A 1soa,e pro-irate; ;a his j orioiiis sitn1 atiraeteii Allen's 1. -ininir pale ami i . . 1 ! i 1 1 in bel :ch .-be ba l so 4. :-

s ai.O pi 1 .op.;

I.-, t i 1.14V, ver for i .0 . I ao t .::e b-.r.-el if.' he tarae.l a. a.:, y '.bis t.ine ri.-ea lo :.: ii blow which in-

V.','i id . Uiiii-Or" forbear.

i 1,0 ItaU"" 01

rompo-e.l o! s :venty-;; vo r.vur ! a IK t.a. t a i jscriptoo d to1 ih of each., wmild require a D, u v IhnU. ihcii :d;pa.ki't.

tloee.an of i'na i.i-rso.nai or

va-eved

lo: i nfid

llepres-Uilalives

icr. ate

:1b

uiiari-

ohim '.

b.r.. li ri f-ea.

aranoo. and

perho-iio the taiiosol tae "e natr v.-ita a efaceioe- d'g'.iiv. f.tr urf'..".s..ir.g what hi- fiie.nds a:.iici'..:t..d proviou to his t l,-rii.i:i, 'Mr. hinore. his oav.-c:Hor

ihr (lie eh iir, i- a o poli-he. 1 mtme-if, 'aereto'ero vcrv r-ot

h-tci'inili'.- I ii!

I'roilit flieii moved to aim

''liine" atbe nninhi.r ol It. inches, mid

1 I I 1 I I , O. .I'll 1 .'. I . Ill 111,' tll.'-'f'l Hill 1.1 ,1- J

Oriime, was . hanu-i d to "tliree.'' Tin: pro .0- I ;,'.V '!"'ISr ('J (--nt!J Z:'' rcquifb tf me .I sition 41I Mr. Ih-ofal 4 as -upporledi hv (he mo- j pursue . "

ver ami was iieternnaeil in the negative yeas j sj,,, writer ni'OOoeds losav tiiat IV.

z: nays mi. iUr. . le.-le move.l to amenil bv .striking nut tlie fi'ld seetim,, w 1 1 i 0 1 1 authorises a loan ai (lie part of the Hate of CsOb.O'JO. ?.ir. t;: c. h: supported bis molion witii zeal anil animation: a nil be lorn the ipi"? i ion 4vas taken , Mi. Crnnio, Pa" tlie pni-aesi' of bririiar no the ivlui'i' ipn '.ioii, moved to po't .pine the farther consideration, ol the l.iil till t'ne 1st Monday ia Ibaaanb, r ;;et. igma lld-i i.iatih.n, Mr. Kairiden louk tiie do. ir and delivered an ar,naiment of considerable !ele;t!'. :i: da-t tiie pasa ae of t i;e hi i I. The mo I ion to po-1 po ;p. the hi! I w as (.pjt.is.al by 'Sir. ai Mary. M r. Miteh- ( tl then took the lloor and e-iri'eslly opposed the hi!!. air. t'riime sjioke in favour of bis m ilion to po-tgone. Heforc an v cpn- I ion was taken, t'ac House adjonrned. J,ur.

prat tier, the President has always sustained tho Virginia doctrines no matter what he may advance in thcary.nud then adds: "There being tlie strongest reason to btdieve that ids administration

une

will still "be eoiuh'etid upon t!

principles, is it right i.i!' Virginia to (joanel with him about the doctrinal

lOiiiis

or rat

m ar"umen

!.; h I

1'roiii the IVovitlcnee (il. i.) J.nir. Dec. '24. t;:r.;r. and .5u it :.:;?. W e learn, vcrv direct, tiiat a mtrdor, aitende-d bv

.1 , , 1

! O til ' ' ! 1 4) I l i il' tl l 0'-1 iue UKi.-i iiuipui iiiv-u 1, v till - n .11 c- 1 1 .1 -

mil has 1 to

n,i;;hl: p.eihaps say, is that of his fectadary;'' Hero then wo have a district admission that h!r. LivixasTax' is the writer ( f the Paoelama'ion, and thai ahhiHiodi signed by the ihxeouiive, it tlocs rmt con'.ai,! his fenfimenls ami will not be on forced ! Vhy tl'.on was it ifsncd w'.en I'.ie tltoat to hri no- Sotjlh Carolina

ietm

recenlly cominiitd, in tiie e.o oi l

Sneaker, the town of Tiverton, near Fall 1 liver.

1.,

bv military force was

Her

, .'.s enairman ot i

; he is a us. 'in ', a led e l ibe ; resettla'.ive ! m o t'iii t.

..o .1 to ha So

;o:'S a : 1 1 i r.elor-, ;odonv;m:

nliciat v cotnniiltec.

atipears

mi'iaoor. l ots of Ih

that there are forty F

n t aver:

in : ..1.

1. an.es

j'ysiciati

A young woman residing i.-j Jh i-Mohwas some iime ,-inee seduced by a miuUler of (lie inellioiliat tlenominatioti siaiiauod at ih'ist..h named Avf-iiin.i,, wi;ose mit i.-triition ho a! tended. We learn, thai he hrst fahu ieated irreiitrious c'oar-

ody fa ty-th

tr: ;. diiated hi- hh

ii.l

1 ,

lor

H'Oict, the Initial!

id the who adroit yard.

1 in

;. nft' r pursuing them returned to hnrv their

l I.-4V

di a ! , a id lake care tf tiie v. oimde.l ; Ion of tiie w Sates had Ia0e;, nmo:o: whom wa

'.tui ton.

party encamped on

1 t'ne next u.orn-

the c.-oniid for theiibhla

ie:i relarai-d to tlieirho.it. i'r.on the boatmen, .'-.lien now leara.-nl that tbei , like 1 ioi-li', b p! i' lrcid. the (h'-un ii

10. -ittn ' seme., t. era en il.e wtfilt rn v, alers;

ianut.u

to tiiis 1

jackson aim

v. 0 tor f lav. ot ossrs. i titm, iiti r 1- r':o-, iuu uuiiiuiuci m

.... . M;, , !.,.!! l.. ,0'.f irwinem b.or tr ..Ori-t ... l. O.d VJh,,

in em . i i- ( nore. ? ay no. in.ionin, 1.1411111, '- i.aioi. ..i. ki.i-w

every di-j p.,j,n(.,. St o o I e, C ra ve n s,C r it tne, Finch . becitme enckntc, ami went to Fall Jliv-

and i limliaeton, liave been amongst cr to reside. Here she wrote to her the mast prominent speakers, daring betrayer, who returned lieran answer, mv occasional visits to tiie Ucpresenta- advbh.g her to go to an apothecary .and tive Hall; as also Mr. M"Xary, one of etifjuire f.r a drag -the oil of tansey the idoneers of the Wa'aasli, and .a and lo take il being careful "not to

di-timjuhhed Indian hghter.in te.c nume- coastui . uocior. rsne however pro-

unon

;ui. out a 1 11 real , ant oniv eaieu a n o

rouse tlie je.aloe.sy of tiie southern slate?? As this nc'.v version of the iho. iam'.ioa is evidently sent forth 'djy nutheritv," are! as it distinctly admits ami apologizes l)i- its lib ra fe ior.;! d.ict rin es, we

prcsr.mo tiio (Io!)

rer

ges against her, and efiocretfi.is' wick- pMo prove tint i!s principles and edpul-poe, by defending her and ,K.j. doct.'.mn.-s arc i.ot inct.n.st-.-nt with 1. ..... .,..1,.. .o;..o 1.,, taoso. ci the i-.ie";srre.

J . K Courier a a i JZnq.

r.a'm onci'tinlers witii I'nc aborijiine.-s ol cetletl to a p iysician enjoinf

the western countrv,

iC IS U) .'. iil'MS 0

urn

;c strictest socrecv -and then in-

they viae eaoly ia.iaei by tne r,a.re, iita-, (i; V; ars of iige ; b li L appears tuticli ) oang- iorinc.l .Hiiifl! iicr situation, and of the :;,..o i;,' .Vilrii as in tgie feiiboy .i soi', indj nratitiei's art: pt cuhailv western, advice which bhe had received. He

s-iot winch the savages had. s

--a' cte.l ;is a camp croiiml for the t.ij.t, ivn- .. piece of clear wood, at tb - foot of a smaii , .ih;lhe sitn-itien was odi tbata 1 - i-,,n i eonld advance to tl e s.n:nmi? of the hill be-i fire they could he p. reeive.l by those ;,! t',,-otto-ii ; and so iittle wire the sivages appro- ' toiveof an lUla.k lint tln-v t,',L- i,i i!.i

'atl pia-enalioii that iiniil warn them of the proicli of an enemy. Secured by tha care---ni'ss c.f the sav.ig.-i from diaovcrv. t in '.'lutes a Ivauieed nnperceivi'il to Uie sionmit of '" tall, wheie they ware wilt. in nt, p-i4-es

I iT-'.m-. to 1-

li.P lir-t , oi,i1j.-t 1.

it hv t ae ( X ;a 1 aaiei tin' partv "a-lecled ;i ?

a ianai ;' l.e i spot, wher Tani'tit

Wall

i r their ; 44 eh 00 s s-v of the l-'aho-t ii.,1,1

w..uie setlloment

on tin:

.1 taken

,1;

place.

-vlieii ami

told ner, tiiat the drug would cause her in-taut death. Mho (!;t,:i addressed

it ot

groiiiei

r.il fia t above t:.e ieve!

cd . i-t a lev wa-. k tlie eonsbtiiig ol liine fimilics

v'i! weald boa trealtooui'lVion-lsia an

i ! kee 1 oni lo hear him. ?.ue.n uiscussh.n

was elicited daring the eatly partol l:.e Avciiu a letter, saying tnat she could

on. A resoiu-. not toilow ms uireelion. lie returned

.wire mppi -i v rosia in a in ts.eir 111 iv 0 wchup-s. ! 1 o.' havi: roiied aiviiy fince that time ; j the ii; !iaa !ia become a stringer, in ilea land ! oi his father, and tbeui i'es have rapidly i spread oer the whole face of the wr-tern .iiiinlrv. carrying witii 1 hem ihe improvements; j of civilized life: the otlle village lias conlin1 nod to picica-e in iinmhei s, and respectability,

' Indian can.;,, and coahl di,ti',. tiv io'ar 1 !,:,v'' snal,-c,.x lv" r 10 11 I'HSstn-

. .' dee;, cuttnral tones f 11,,. c-,. ., ,,,'- ,n;i!,:r' !r:,: the tr.-!liT whioa business or

. re now engaged in earnest .annotation a- . i... r..... . ,- ...

1 pri-oners. vv no te -ard to

-io-.sion.on the lami que-.

Sinn was introduced hv Mr. Proiut, on answer 1 equostiiig her to meet him favoring Mr. Clay's land bill, which at nightfall near ikistol. She showed oassed The S-mate'of the United Slates, the letter to the physician, who advised . . 1 , i 4 ' - 1 1 o r t i.-,t t fr . , f K : 1 : ,.,i

i urtn''" the nst session m viii!:;rn;s, mi: nuoi a tew. cae

l no o

( e took a small ran:

to tiiat therefore did no'. f:

3 ic scion, hoyve V or.

mother latter, i tatitor ,;s j.

neir iiiua.ate late there appear d to be but

me voice nnd that wa for tlp-ir death. j b-y aapr and to be.!, vide! as to the t i,- j pit manlier of execut inj it; cut were l.,r! air.un'them i ram a! ia I ,-ly, and ,,i!,,,rs u-lr,, r. ir ol defei ring tle'ir ih nth ip.lii Uiey -hroibl i

1. in- j.naea i lie mam lioa o! ;i, ir tnbe. ..tli however it was ,le, i !,..! n,..i o

ahl be biirnl iiiimi di iti !v ; t!n- -iva-i :.'. ''.n.dy si t l!,iii i ll i s ( iv.irk .i e.dle, I 4iie, ui ilry bno!i and pile ronml t he -a 1g to I'.lhoti tbe unfortnaate pri-om is wen 'ii d. At lei glii (he 1 repara t ion w . re fmi dp

Id t bi. f ajMioachod t

p!e.i nre induces him lo trave; w at cr.-.

the western l.;.t.

Ih'-r Fi'i::

a .

ed, and t!.

.. x ,.-(. ,. ::l liniKo nt a Volby from the whiles who iV.itn tip- 11 mm it of M.e l.iil bad been ,p, -crying all their move

ments, la,. 1 t. old chief j.,,,1 Mut-vii .fins,

Iribn dead

iMaeiiiOong to :ibi a,; forlv, imtantly- (h v. (a ...r, ai.il a rrtpirl ami in. 1 ant firhp' rom- ' M'dnil bull, tide.-; the white- laiilti.eade':p;e i (!,,. Kroiind, ba! (h- Indian- fur

e hap;aer.-

.'. 4 be in i.'e,da!ol;iiM.ioi ihe l-l in-t and 4in that day deposit. -d ia t!e I'ost

t v 7 1 1 1 4 e ,a I; tl. r w 11a an 't!a .-tire lor our .'j j eie'ii ml ca.laais. W'e ;urivel hereon "' W 'dip-d.iy lli - 3;!. loi! mir k-tlor had 'I I "... I . ' 1 I . 1 1

"a 4 oai ' t i.a'Pi. 11 hoc a ,. ar

011 i ion

ihe I'll

c-'enl iv bioo.-ght it to hand dnb

tnarknl k'J;iiniitrv I I ' , "

o!.4 i,voi;.s 1:1 tea; nit"- has ritv

Wo tender our thanks to all concern;

,. 1. t uuritr an I 11

.vl.ibited inConrfress Hall. The sub-; received

jee-t was also noticed in tin; Governor's ; lention to convey her out of town,whcre mov-age, ami referred lo a select com-; eonld enjoy .a privacy in conlinmont, mitlee". Mr. Lane.the chairman of the ; necessary to preserve her reputation committee, reported a memorial and . nnd tug, ng her lo meet him in the edge io'et resolution in favor of a reduction of Tiverton, with a cloak and a calash, 1 - ... . . r 1 1 1 ... ,1 I. .... 1 1 . . . . ...

1 it) tlie price ol public lands; or lor a ; "" '' "".H"- " e rccognizotl. MUe

co-ion of the lands to thesevc-al States wetit.a". refpiesled. i no noxt morning, m which they lie. Mr. Hum., on tlie , ivr lifeless body bearing marks of vi-,-an of a minorilv of the committce-also . olenee.and resisted force was found

e.tdea counter 'report, both of which ! "wpt-i.tied by a rone, thrown over lb

Vt auxixc to lit: rear ars.- nCaro l"llow attempted to enter a house ji, Ij;tltimore,a few nights ago, by descending the chimney. Mistaking the size of Hue, he had not proceeded more titan halfway, when lie slipped, and in a moment, found himse lf in a quandary, being jammed in so tight, that h.- coujj nor get up or down ; after nemv fruitless ollbrls to extricate him-elf, he called for help, and with too as-is'.ance of the gentlemen who occupied the hoiee and seme of the neighbors, ho wa-i drawn up but so bruised and otherwise injured that it is thought doubtful whether lie will recover.

Tb.e Ptich-'ss of lierri appears I hava boot) belrayet! by a man, not more than thirty years old in whom she had placed perfect confidence. )y Frenchmen of all pai ties, he is spokmi of as another Jsea riot; and honest men, in all countries, would rejojee to boa,' tlrnt I Se awaj and hangod him-elf. The price of his treachery was about According to acco'inls from Madrid lite Spanis.li Government has reeeired

despalcncs from the tinny of observation

.' t ' ... .. , , i ..r o, i.. r . 1. . .

have been published. On tlie laiui ; T u''- I"-"'- -'a nay ste.ck. Her! on the frontiers of I'ortm'ahannonnritv .1 , 1 1,..,, rum 1. :mi iicUrif in- r 1 .1 ... . . " -,

oueation. mere appears 10 oe .m -!'- o.o lumm mat 1110 whole army declared its, If in est diirerenee of opinion in the western ; "1 consj.lerable distance Irorn the slack favour of the votmg Quoen.immediatclv emmtrv. Tb.oso who oppose Mr Clav's , her silua.mn was such, that no upon hearin-of the aetof amnesty

, , , ' ' 1 proieel, contended, that sue:, a course ; vwmi mat isdo ,,day,,r .,.arday ; hut!,,, l(r(.V(,lt vm.tlllm ;iw til0 con-j " .Ilt.lly murdered. The ila. e.phia . na:l wmm armed pntf.?niM)t of lhe ,V(.s(; aml ; saidt rosso, 1 t i-tol Lwy,

''J '"'i that there would be no hopes of reduc-; " '"""i 'I - Unvl"r l,,enition in the price of the public lands, i

on (l.e sm.t. Tl, r, m.i.iider 1 IOI till? t'MI aoniltiarv (Anedltlo'l.

V ti i s-eiiii, (Vir.) Jan. S

M e 1 r.nioi s. O

oh a course; ,1(Mll)l exisl,hut that she had been

minister, it is

bite in the

evening, and then returned back early nt. till I1PV 1 htiirti'mrf V?.. l

iitih!t I.I IK iS. ' ' ' ' L " i"rl 1 II III M f:

i uuii in nu; pun. " ' j"1"11 a j 1 . c . '

should we. consent to a division ol the ! " 111 "'tmoon u,e ,1!Miy was dN(.()V. proceeds, nmongsl ihe several Stales. i- Averill has been committed to pi,e!, stp.i!icyofthe west is certainly i ,,n,1 J:"'- U mnY oFo, tli.it the to bring about as speedy a sale of the:,vPort ts somewhat cxaggerat.;d--al-pubhe lands as possible. On (his. holhj lllo,,6l1 ,l 'eioibes utiin no questionable

the Inendsaod opponents ol Mr. Clay s j i '

1 IvniSOrjlOTJI A. H n.,.,r.,ta fmm

... - . . .- . . . i' 1 D :

. lllll.'rC. i 1 11 1 -II 1 1 I., . ,.- ,0 U .-,,.. . i .- - ' ft I , e , e . ft . UP. ( I - I . ' . , . - .

,,,, ... -,..,-.,,, . ..,, in.Minnjr m-i, p.ntject agree, leal ir appears u. nie,i ' '""r uathont nap I, iidvaiita-o ,, ,;i,r muni 111 nVh.rk. 11 f ;.--.-.. ,.,... a, e . '. .. . . . 1 , .

; at lentH the ,-!,ite de,;,a,ched half ,.r W lehi ,,, ., t ', . v. pass, ,. .-. ,.. V. . ,'. ' Ui" Hiom .ij; io-e. to ,Mr. t. lay s plan, statement publi.hedinP ,,s,ia. that the

ir tiiim,i.r. rii:ii,.nr,:i .... o -.1.0 o 1.' : . ." . . . have tlie iieeidid ad vanlaiie. hnoinh nim,lu,r nC.lil.. 1... 1 1 1 o'1 1

-.; tKi-wa, ; . , , ' ' il, w',r. under.i.e res,;,,t i.md sVsiem. i,a.a, i ;..i ; , .l,l,.:,r?,:,w,:,a: u u,r and

About TOO young men of Glasgow have enrolled themselves into a regiment, under the till,; of (he "Clasginv (mn-dilnlional Volunteers," to assist the Constitutional cause in Portugal. They were soon to sail for Oporto. " The Clack Il.iwk expedition is Mid lo have cost the Government one million of dollars.

In Maine,a few davs ince, a immoit

.'" f tilt! hill until they wcr: r;irit-.,,i.r," :na !ionil, tisHh nit.

n, lias an a period of ten vnm it - .,d,r,i. 1.

l ',,.,! I,n.,iii ( 1..-, 0,1,-0 f v..!.l ' ... ,." "-" ""lu6l"M"i sPiueiire, o ti,iv :i ;iu. ;nu ,1 f vn so-

V ' " 1 V "mounted nt.. The rrreatest num-' curity to keep the peace for two je,r,.