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into t& ccaotry part?. The number cf way hy an exclamation from eome one near th ne-v cases, at the two hospitals on the 27th, convict - You rascal, what are you about t A-re 10, convalescent 54. cure.! 1 1, dead 10, Taylor wa j,st then taking the knife from his

c 1 c sricil lllIIIMl- ,1 11 lllllliP.THinl ill: inl ml -itiliixl

admissions,

remaining de.uhs 453

53 convalescent, 5 cured, 8 deadto the wound, to stop the bleeding which was

0 1 i total admissions 720

There feem? to he a warm rotft in TVow

York b?-centhe board of health and some of

'.he editors n one side, and the physicians on the other. T:ie latter assert that the spas mod c cholera is in town, and the former insist that

' r , total ( profuse; and, even then, the man laughed care

jlesslv. and told those about him that, if he had

tailed then, he would effect his purpose at another time Philadelphia Chronicle.

A MODERN" DICTIONARY

Steam Boat. A machine invented for the

express purpose of checking the too rapid

. . ... , express purpose oi cnec-Kin? tie too rapid he physi :iui know nomine about it. Arl ve; ,u r i , , . F r J . , . b . . Aru:growth of population, by scaldin? to death two Pleasures are taken to en-ure general r. pant

measures are taken to ensure general cleanlines and prompt ai'eution to the sick. The

al gentlemm who went to Montreal, assert that it is almost always within the control of the me. iical art, if its application be not too long delayed. Ail insist upon cleanliness and temperance. CONGRESS. In the Senate, on the 26th ult. Mr. Clay's resolution to request the president to appoint a day of Fasting, Humiliation, and prayer, in ref trence to the prevailing cholera, was adopted - yeas 30, n3ys 13. On the 29th the resolution was also passed by the House. la the house, on the 23th, a resolution was

submitted by Col. II. M. Johnson, and adopted, by a vote of 103 to 49, as follows: Resolved, That the committee of Accounts be instructed to order to be paid out of the contingent fund of this house to the members and de'egates thereof, the amount of their pei diem allowance and Mileage, which J. O. Dunn, late Srgeant-at arms, received on checks drawn in their behalf, and which he has failed to pay oTer to them, upon the certificate of the members or delegates. On the passage of the resolution, the Washington correspondent of the United States Gazette remarks: Nothing which has occurred during the pre gent session, is likely to produce so strong a sen sation abroad among the people, as the resolu tion passed to day, by a large majority of the house of representative, to refund to themselves the amount of money of which they had been de frauded by Mr. J. O Dunn, late Sei'gt-at arm. Mr. Root in vain iranlred gentleman to consid

- - - - - C" er how the thing wo'ild look among the conlin-

Urged that the passage of the resolution would fce sav ng to all public officers of the House, "plunder what you can, and we make good the amount." It was certainly an indecorous act tn the part of those who were losers by Dunn, to vote to pay themselves out of the public mosey. Mr. Bates, of Mass., while the clerk of

the house was calling out the ayes and noes, sug

? Rogue in grain. A person wished to nur-

chase a number of yards of bed ticking, he cal led at a store, the merchant had but one niece.

and it lacked just one yard of the quantity tvan

tea, me purchaser must have just such a num her of yards, and was about leaving the store,

wnen me merchant said he carried a piece to

. . . n9 nouse me cav rreviou9 that mntamprl met

tested, that gentleman m their situation ought! fh nn;intl' " . . . . "

to b. excused, from voting. The speaker re- lnnkin "l," 7 '.

gentlemen them. I b " " "u?"c ",s ln"V,

wouui carry it to the house, and bring back the

or three thousand people annually.

Dtllor, A vile wretch, whose crime of misfortune and poverty is punished with unrelnting severity by our best lawgivers. Thief. An unfortunate, whose means of snb-

sistence is gone, he is kindly and promptly supplied by the charity of our laws with comforU ble apartmrnts, where he has plenty to eat and

Homing to do. State Prison. A larere. airv. commodious

building, erected at public expense for the more

comioriauie accommodation to the above. Parasol. A light screen carried by a fash lonable belle fur the purpose of overshadowing

one quarter of her bonnet. Lore Creature. A beautiful modest girl who is to poor to dress in the extremity or fashion. Ciarify-Sendihg to a poor, hard working family, the refuse of the kitchen, which your servants, cat9, and pigs, have successively de clined tasting. Friends Your daily associates, who will do any thing but assist you in distress. Old Maid A lady who has attained the age of tw enty four or five, without having married a fool, a knave, a gambler or a drunkard. A stupid Fellas:. One who allows his tongue some rest in the course of twenty-four hours. A Balloon was let off at the Inn of Mr. John

F tamer, on Friday evening last, by the proprie tors of the Flying Horses, now exhibiting in this place. It shaped its course with the wind.

blowing directly North. passing immediately over the town, in fine style, much to the erst nl

cation of all who witnessed it. We understand.

two young ladies at a farm house, supposing it

PRINTERS RETftEAT, INDIANA. I LI.SU AY, JULY 24 1SJ2.

ECT,IT3E There wifl ..i- r ...

- . . m nit: tun on trulny ntxi, Visible, it clear

Visible conjunction 6 48J Greatett obscuration 6 56 End of the eclipse 7 42 J BANK On the XOth inttant.- th nrPui .

ed to the senate, the bill to modify uml continue" the act "to incomorate the suhirnior. ... .i.. u . v

of the United States." U 1 t ll hi k i L.r-.ir. . .....

This document is quite lengthy, it contains some rood Q n .1 mi a n A .- .... I. . .. I . . .. J

the se.;te 9 enea?ed. n.riv nil r

the veto message, but aid not come to bv conclusioi

the bill, notwithstanding the veto.

The tariff bill Was DStd wit Ji nmpniU.

senate. n ti lOta inat. an r., A . ..

-- u . .ui iiv u kub ivjvyer bouse.

Beauties of Slavery. A few days'ago.we are told, a man was pawing down the Oblo river in a Kipsm kr hnm .:

- - -. 11 f, mm miiii a youi.g, stout, healthy black m am. u horn h tq1IaH Ki

--v, man irepeaiea.y protested against fcinirsfnArjkii.-' (Vnm . . l .

the lowt r coun'ry the human owner heeded him not, but inert used his fetters and tnreatened him with the lash, the black man, findiuj lug entreatiea fruit less, tbrew himaelf into th nvpr hivn

. . . . - - i - -. .. nululi and the Rising Sun, and wa drowned. W have not

si.ru uie ik er tne white wreich, Who is thus Guilty of cius-ng the death of this blatk man.

r. . i I r ' l,e llie uome, "fre so terrified on its near gent expenditures of the house on the books of ach that ,h f ; d fcarf the Treasury: and others with as little success. ,r ' 3 ' "tmP"eaa'

7 J ft Jlied that it must rest with the gentlemen them- , . : i r i

teives. jne or two were cuiiBcieuuuus enougn to desire to be excused, but all (he icsi gne

other.

"I "Started,'

" . . r tr7 ,V.r motion tn J,;- " ""Plaited," said he, (we had the story from hoir luetv nptritivp to everv motion to pet rid . '

J ? . fir,i, vntA fnr ,k0 ine merchant's own mouth) ''ran into a back of the proposition, and finally voted tor the res- . .m. ; , . . . 3 ar(1, unrolled the piece, put it round a smooth c',u"on- post and gave it a most d I of a milling

,f , , , m r!Ied ,l UP and returned with it measured it off Dreadful alarm very mysterious a New.. ' , . .. . . f f ,, r 10 my customer, when it held out 41 a quarter of York incognito V e take the following from , .,arii . , ... .. , f .. p t . ard over what he wanted, ' which in consul

wu --a - ry -.- jetut.on ot waiting -for me to go to my house," I . Oar city has been ,n some ferment for a day uns or two past, on accoont of a report that a ft- The deaJ Alive rhe Glouche'ser Telegraph male was perambulating the streets . appe.r.np;contllinvthe contra(!ic(ion cfthfi AetniJ J a at hotels and public places, in male IgeDtlemao, onder hi. own hand, follont: This raorn-og, the persons suspected, was com j ' pelled by a mob of b-,j9 to take refuge in a' fi. , . ""?', f.u',.e ! r1'

house m V ater street. A mob ol men was soon ... , .. . . J . 1 :

ii . j j c i . u r ..ftf,-'""' ,,,e loliowing death. "In Boston, Mr collected, and for nearly two hours from 1500 i. . n r , ,, . ' . , Joshua Day, aged 25. former y of this p ace." to 9000 nersons surrounded the premises. alliT - J J. . . .r

, r,,, oemg conscious of having quitted this xtorld, anxious to see the supposed woman. 1 he prop- , . -f . ,i . i -. . L ... -, r i t .i . ,.a a" therefore not willing to admit it, I beg you

r. - . . i. , t Y u i ill contradict the paragraph. J. 1) was safely conducted to his hoarding house. j s 1 WW a IV I mm

tie certainly has a veiy cnemmaie appear- r .... , , , J j j , i , 11 I rosptcts m Mississippi. A letter has been anc, and no one would doubt, biing previous ; , i f ir . u r . . .u t n , . lL - , ' 1 ecpi ved fiern Natchez, from which the frllowly told so, that he was a woman in disguise. !;.. . , ,.- , e , c .' i , j , v i nig is an extract: U e have raised funds for

. . ,-r j u- e i ithe transportation of the free blacks residing a has there suffered much inconvenience lrom hii ' , ., . , , . . . , , ii - c imong us, to Liberia. Oue gentleman has taisntortunale eulish appearance, lie is ol res-i , . . . b , .. - . . , h , - i ion his subscription paper upwards oKGOOO, in pectable connexions, and is hereon a visit. , , ,, ', , 1 1 fc ' , . , ,. ilcss than a foitnight, Oo his arnval he took p his residence at the Trenton House, which he was compelled to. u.,. ..u:. i i i -tc

. , - , vj:iij i iiuiui'jii, iui ins icitviesa uiiu luiuaa leave by the impudent intrusion of the waiters. attack on jr stanberry, has been fined by the

The vice president of the United ?tates, on the 9th irst yielin to cus om, left the senate chamber-a president, pl0. tan was elected on the nest day, the vjtt r.o :!!. ' Tnzee;I of Virginia 24 votes, Po uavxtcr, o Mississippi, 21 Scattering, 2

To the candidates for representative. Cistljm!! A there ar but two or three quei tmtis ot a n.b'ic ruturp. that- &-;n k rn ...

legislature, tha are of in mediate importanae to the

w...,,. v, lllls county, i ue Root! voters living in my neighborhood, wish you to express yuur f eiing and sentiment?, frankly, on the three fol'owinf; subjects -1. :You know, that the

have petitioned fcr a new county, to contain the few Frurt-nnul . . . . .

ocuiiuiis ui an overplus, now attaened to the ounty o' Uai born that, so soon as the new oounty -s orirsnised as aforesaid, a :titinn will Knnr...ni

asking the legislature to strike oi" a piece of 6 witzer-

v-jiiiiiy ana auacn it to aid new eon itv I th

piece, thty aritue. mav he taken tn w,

v.v,v...i;, um nut to mane a new one) Are you in favor j! organising said new county If you answer in the affirmative. re you in favor of giving said new coun 'y a p -PO of or our.t" ? 2. Ot what Counties, iln iir.il ir.;.L ,k:. : ,

district, should be formed ' " c""c"'ona'

j wil1 you. if elected, vcti for as United S. senator..' I hone. I dont Jrtn..

v , . PAUL PRY. torn township, July 19. Mr.Kws-PIeasesay in the Weekly Met;nier.hi JAMES H. SCOTT, will be Kupportvd for the leeislatre at the .. .1..

t.on. We have herefore given mr. 8cott an bonarable support, and now, when his succsss if almost certain,

;nim mm ios:icKtou! MANY VOTERS Yoik and Cotton townships, July 21.

Election to be Ik-Id on the Hist Monday in Augus TOR REPRESENTATIVE, WILLIAM BRADLEY, of JeHeison townah-p, K 1 HANIEL COTTON, of Jcflerson township. D. KELSO, York to nship,

FOB COCSTt COMSIISSIOSKIl-JiVfff District,

'Mft VV.MIX. of Mniintatcr m

. b.

A valuable Farm, h$ S. K. Oiiflrtpp o, I c l k: xr

Part of Section o. 5. T. . .

OAE MILE FROM THE OHIO RIVER FOR SALE. J- rT"M-i'bscnbrr, wishes to dispose of or. iivivC ac-:ononooiii cr terms, his ff VAMTABLE FAR1U, rfffc. situated in JeliCrsou tuwnsliin e-n tiie i 7

roau, n.dini.ir trom Madison, thiongh Vevay, to the Ki!.;r.KSi.ii, between judge G:.iy'and Esq Tapi 1 h.S t;.im comxino one h.r d -ed and fifty five acres of Ul"Y'xi) f-ve thereof u.id r cultivation has a" mini tr t bearmir fruit trees. w.h as srnle. nenrh rS.-

j . - rt:lu scvt-raijiiever-ijiiiing springs Afuriher iletcrijioo is detmcd uur.esessary. a3 it ' i presumed ifiut persons wishing to purchase, will exHii.iue at.J v;ew the premis.s. tcr;..!, of su!e, w'.'A b: trade easy. WILLIAM PICKET.

Jtucrson U wr.:-hip, July 4. VEVAY ABVERTISErT jHK rNDEUSIGXRD. reade in the town of VEA. S W't7.irltl(t .unu InJU.. J .

tully solicit a sttare of public phtronage.

IHOMAS ARMSTRONG, Innkeeper. 3. W cornerof Lib'-rty i)d Market streets, " Vevay Hotel." iOUN Jt CO VTOK. Phyvtim, aorner of Market and P.kesirtcta. (Brick house)

JOHN F. DITFOCR. .W.,

r , t .uy at icc lt ril L slue, nearly opposite Cheapside.at Post Oincs

JOHN I") U MO NT, Attorney at Lav, office, next door

' corner oi terry and Mn streets ANDREW C. PORBES. Phytician, (Justice of the Peace) Mam, two doors east of Gilbert's inn

JOHN FOX, Teamster, Ferry street, opposite the

tiiu ui iuc inaraei nouse. W. 8i J GRAY. Tailtrt, ahop, Main, one door east ot Gilbert's tavern. L. GRISSARD. JB.acksmith, corner of Main and Walnut streets, opposite clerk's oSce.

COSBY M. LEWIS, Croctr. corner of Ferrv and

Market streets, " Waldow'a corner "

JOHN MENDENMALL, Physician, white house in

tue rear or tne court-house, IRA MEN DEN HALL, Matter, (Recorder of Deeds) Ferry, right hand side, above Main street EDWARD PATTON, Clerk of ths Circuit court, of.

fice, wh.te frame, earner of Main and Walnut;

JAMES B. ROBINSON. Mn t and Shaemakrr P

street, one door above Gilbert's tavern. SUA IV & ROUSE, Cr.ce,., S. E corner of Main and Ferry atreeU, opposite Washington Hall." a'chauce ro:i cash HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase immediJL ately, 300,000 bushels of WHEAT. For which he will give the highest and Louisville prices, On delivery at his 3tore in VEVAY. 03 CASH will be advanced. W. P. STEVENS, Vevay, July J4.

MONEY.

IHE undersigned has three or four hundred dollar . to loan out al interest. . Persons wishing to borrow, are informed that lie will attend at the

housa in Vevay. on Saturday next, ' 28th inat tot the purpose of loaning out the sanr' Sealed proposals, stating what interest will be d the amount wanted and for what length of vir , . . nd description, of the land proposed to be mortgaged in security, &tc will be received, from those wishing to borrowi until two o'clock of said day

ISAAC CHAMBERLIN, Ju'y - 8 School commissioner A suit for "Breach of Dromise." was trip1

, , -- last week, Somerset countv. N. J. in which the

plaintiff was a widow named Alice Howell, and the defendant a young man named Joseph C. JlToy. The evidence was not verv credible

to the lady's character for virtue. The jury, however, found a verdict in her favor, asieeing the damages lor her disappointment, her loss of reputation, nnd her loss of a husband, at ten

dollars.

jYOTICE.

whose curiosity overpowered their sense of du

ty, on his privacy. We hope we sh;ill heat no more of this matter. That the young man

is of verv effeminate appearance is his misfor

j i j Court fv$ hundred dollars, with costs of suit.

tnis is as it should he Let no individual presume to t;;ke the law into bis own hands. True

Republicanism conveys the idea of equal rights(

tune; and that he is a man, and we hope he will., mjtr tie etnacy of equal laws, made by

prove, by knocking down the mi scounarei mat tl.c people through their representatives. U'e insults him. U'.ouU frown on all and every attempt to set a-

. , . . ;, . . , Mile and trample oh the laws. The security of,

3,. J ' . ' the citizen has tor its basis the free untranimel-

o j - - - rest our police report mentioned some weeks a go, was sentenced about noon on Monday, by

Judge King, to imprisonment, for six years; hating been convicted on two indictments, one for makin?. the other for utterinsr.'outiteifeit bank

notes. tef're the man was removed from tht a. , .,- . -. i i. . r" . l i

oar, ne cut nis mroai wun a penitent?, in sucn at , . . L , ': . . Ironfeuiplateil by hun manner that his death will probably l.f the cm i

ied operation of laus made with the consent ofj

have been appointed collector for the county ol Switze rland, to collect Hip .STfltP.nJ rnrr-

TT BEVE. VE. 'or the year 1832. nnd the Drevious

vears. 1 do hereby annnint nrl rln,it; i.'Vii i i-r

- I II kruv.nv l' J I A

.u'.iis, tiuii-ui ne state, countv anil mar?

uc, as amresaia, in uotton township I, also, appoint and deputise WILLIAM LEWIS, to collect the revenue in Craig township and, I appoint and

-.PuurcMuc.t,j I- a.L i a, to collect tne revenue

t rieasarii lownsuip

CCT I wilt attend, in Vevay, one day, in e!ch week and will call atthe clerk's f.ffiri- si

official .papers to bo left for me, 1 will' aWt, send to r-; . m .. I a

uiiic, un iioncays ann vver'nesaays lor in pur pose of receiving official por.ers I will, aso, utten:)

i cii ui oy Jiu3ta k iiAi, I A, wiinm 1 bave deputised and appointed, us sheriff el Switzt -rl&nd ce niy DKrnTt : he hei

! rised by me to act as'denutv ahrnlT-I v-lll fri

th inaioritv.

The trial of Mftjor Heard, for his assault on

- . . I . ..w.. time t j time, as bus.ness may nquire, unnoint spc

ciai deputies ; and, tn the mean time, be :t known, that writs dirtcled to me. serif.! hv iuk.. n m,i

, .V . .:J t " r-

. t-iwHy nuiiicnea ana aeputnt-d () me, will not re

I r h'irn :lr lt?o.r.ii rw mi,, luinenl r.lliy.tr.w .... l..m

ill.

to heir of an esempliry punishment inflicted up

on hun. Anamination aonears to have hpn

sequence. He had been treated mildly by the!

Court; for he might have been coutineJ during eves years, for each of his two offences. Taylor, the. convict, who cut his throat yes.

terday, in court, was alive at a late hour in the

Pi'-'noiKrniz. A Vermont nancr Sas Hint.

in lieMM'.fjtoii, on the 30lli Mav, there was a

shr.ivar nf ihnik. The New York Mercantile

A dvcrMser s ns, that there was in New York

ity, ahout lour weeks since, a shower of eels

Mr. R. T. Paine has furnished to the Amen

can Academy, a paper containing the resulla of

ousei vau'ius ana calculations lor determining the latitude and longitude of several placee visited by him. from Boston to Richmond in Vir ginia. The following are a part of the reults Mated in this paper.

Philadelphia, Ind'enee Hall, 39 J6' 59" Norfolk, Farmers' Batik, 36 50 59 Richmond, Capitol. 3f 32 f Montpellier. Madison' house, 38 IS 37 Washington, Capitol, 38 5i 54 Baltimore, BattU Mouumeit. 29 17 12

Brooklyn, one mile east of the City Hall, Net, York, Providence, Brown U. 4t 49 23

b. m S g 5 9 5 12

15 59 1

5 6 31

53 4

5S 44

II El BY BAN TA shenfi and collector

afternoon; having been placed the hands of, Tfie Kotacky tiaietto sat?, that there was

au 0...,.,.. , v-.j .v.. ,ei-eii(iv, near L,e.xii!gtrtr a shower of iiounr

.s , " iarropuit. ru aiiv, a union lioutja paper, Judge's face with apparent indiaerctice. Thejnl lo be outdone', says, that, in Florida, a Court proceeded with a case in which a Jurvlr...., . k,- i c i

Hi unu "'Sic Till U SHHIT u mua, in had been sworn; but, almt immediately, the a.Aic theJ.e detcendtd a mvMluJe nf fishes. ard

niicoiiua vi some oi me jut vis ws caMi-,i a- alliaiots-

O! Lord, what can the matter be? Bothered from head $ the tail.

IITHEREAS, my dearly bfh-r.'d wife. MART, aftei f f -having liveii with me, in the bely state of ma

trimuiy, and in love, peace and plenty, for nearly for ty yrars, took a wild and frantic notion in htr heaO on Friday, the l3h instant, and dciertid my bed an. board. I forward and forbid all peisons Iroai harbor in j or trusting her on my account. . GEORGE HOBSON Craig township, July 21

PR1VAT22 POST RXDZB.

New Or leant, June 16. The s;i:a Olbcri". whose arrival we mention.

. , . ... ed at this port, from Bremen, as being the largest vscsel ever entered here, was cleared to

day and will probably sail to morrow, on her

way tiome. I he following is a statement ol her carffo 8S0 hhus. of tobacco. SOS bales do:

504 hales of cottoo, 400 bags of coffee; and 9 balea of deer skins. Courier.

The Anti Masonic Convention of flew York assembled at Utica, m thurfdav last, when inn

delegates frtlm every eection of the State apoeaied. Francii Graneer. of Orttario. o.ia

uominaied for Goveruor, and Samuel Stevens, f

New York, f-r Lieutenant Governor. An elect torial ticket was foimed wilh Chancellor Kau

ai the head of it.

foicx if New Hampshire. The IrffiMafuw of

New llampshiie the hous bv a larre mninri-

v j -

ly, anti ine senate tinanimonsly have passed

i"T . . . ....

a Jinnui rfclCM?i is wu:,ttd i!iill:eiliately, a 1 . , c e ai . r A- this office, to carrv the Wtrktv fceenir , '' fS, ,Ul,0n9 'aV'" ' an Plhciett mod itJCSUOft

through Craig and riensaai townships.

of tl'e tariff a. t h spicn efroiigress.