The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 1, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 November 1823 — Page 2

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Tbey aeizetf upon her and iirousht her 'before the Pacha. «*fs it you who hare ,-j* murdered yoc?r haAandr*'—"Yes" she replied. «Mt was Cwfco krNcd the monster, who, in my house, at Scio, had ttte barbarity t» murder mv father,

A mother, husband an4 infant—who then' carried oie off, brought ne hither, and timught to make a Ttsrk of me, while ara. in faet, and only wish to-remain a

Cvceek.1' The p«puiae» had assembled murder to behold the paniahmant that awaited this Scinte bat the Pacha, after Wing Iwtemp* her attentively, granted a

pp.*js,':

pttblished in this jiaper. The chief comMion «f w^kh wa-i. to surport Sp»m tn her war against France, if th^ independence of the Sautli American

£fttates

?Lthe.^ K®™ hini,ttnd banished declined. He was opopsed ,nojo ihem iu owert!, on the uizUxnt. -Bradford. 4

Larf^

I V- ar8° r8ian8'

I !nn ?nJVf

A*£u8t~-but

and sent twr back to

W tin' jreat astonishment of

«n tbi* rS 1'

TI,«

iaacknowleilged. The interior

«f the country is disturbed by bands of armed -men, and the conduct of the emP®?/ 'n keeping possession

»*onte Yirieo^jnves much dissatkfac. sltioa at Buenoa Ay res.

4-1 CHaONiC^R The U. ti. «»dit oner Fo*, lieat. ftithas arrived at i^irfolk, from Ha 'vaoa and Thompson's island. She £)rin53 50,000 dollars, in specie, for diff«reot merchanU. Aiid. Rittenhoose, lwa aeamen an»l one marine bad died the Fot. The IT. S. schoonrr P«r|M»»»e was the only vessel of war I' It at {tadisland, and not mtn new ca«« of tickMii had occurred.

Tims CT. a ship peacock, capt. Cassitf, ^ril speddy sail rfom Norfolk on a cruise.

I'mnsyteanur election. Mr. Shulz^j present majority,-according to the rereceived, aboat £#, 00^. It 0M4 be increased.

Hotv-rt Wharton, esq. HaaVen rejected mayor of the citj of Philadelp!iia. 77»« *tfam packet brijf'We* Torre Ikying "between the city and Norfolk! ^ent afWe near Cape Henry, about tw» weH(*#inee, in a very dense fo and it ia »»pposed cannot be got o.. rassengers cargo all saved, with out injury.

A sample of raised in Hayti,

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.R<p></p>"Clote*,

W? III

bas been received at New York, tree produced 60 tbi,

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ten.*

d''ef"*

iinwpMi jiir^ipiMrrin

me5J.'. h!Vt

ei lolfl iw3.? ™n" York

rTlnei1 ,f*

•rugrapp-

0^0, fn ihc p!acaor Mr. Ifcfes

bags,! Ithata, in New York, contained oo!,

iahabitanU in 1818: it

h*d in be so 'injurious to the bunks of the

UiuA extended itself a, yet. canal a, the swell oi a boat diaan by A Jate hmyrna paper contains the horses at the same speed. following narrative of an extraordinary On the 4th iort. canal boat, laden c*ent, that had recently taken phy* at with merchandise, from Troy, arrived. place in the interior—'* A at Burlington, Vermont and, on the h, ^K who was present at the sackinu |au°ther boat arrive hum Newish,

«YSc»o, br«»uivht aw«y with him, to thU 'freighted with peaches sha was expecWe, a week female whom he hnd ea. ted to return in a few weeks with a Cargo bf OysUrs.

a ti»cek female whom he had escd, after having compelled her to llAin A^nn t*Mk

fsip, p°« •fmWace, Mahometanism. "One night, while the mussel man svM enjoying the tweeti of repo**, she seized *c*tl»s«, and in monument, of phrensy,. occasioned by the mosthorritde recollections, plunged it in the boBo(p of her ravisher, and then withdrew it jo order to decapitate him. From that moment her revenge was satiated »rul nature, re assuming? its empire over a heart she had farmed tor love #«a not for crime, theyonna Sciote felt and remained a long time in a state of insensibility* After having recovered" jit ••I'ei, tiif spectacle "before her fc*«scl»tlled her heart and deprived her I faculty «l esraprnv she swooned 4 a a a state Ions after }ay-break. \t length rope person*, being uneasy, reao'ved to force the door of the fetal chamber •—on one side they perceived the dead t-nly of the Turk on the other, a fe•*nale, apparently waiting for some one toarr*9t Jtw—Ycan dispose bfme aakl .«, **it was *wh» murdered him.*'

There is much bustle at Albany since the opening of the canal. The wharves are lined with boatea

I he canil was oniginally divided in* to three sections*—eastern, mi(.^U' aud western. The eastern' extends from Albany to Utica, 10" roilesj the middle trom Uticato Montezuma, .96 miles: and the western trom Mantc&uma to BuiFilo, 160 uiiles. l^hc middle section, whkh'has b«t 9 loclcs, cost about S13.C60 a milej the

can ff '^r/lf

Distressing,

"lUapeetable Tark,, arrired from the drowning ^n^f^eceld"^ €^n«, have unanimously confirmed reaching bin? with a fl i"•^contents of this statement" his «wa°b«d^bat uoforL^lvthf 1'amns f/rf

Mi" PvsrOrrjc, Htnuttrm, P.* C?X*CCX.»R.] ra* aifnmtni,,

mo«

from tli» ^"u

wsppil

ROW

tanat.

a t— a a

Octoitr 2nd

I8i3.

Siw Blanks are forwarded to you, for the purpose of obtaining a statemat, at the close of each qLtei* of

«tr

e"8paPe" deI"'iit«d

0i"f"e'

nul,r,.hl?H

has returns »s the consolidated one

you are required to make*

rnr*m-hnt ^liv Palmyra* on the 5th inst. steering lor conviction that Ikis department does j«ct of this expedition wi? mi .an 'j18 ^ra*® of the west, at the rate of about four miles not realise much more than one hall vacant show. The st'ihilii* 'V 'rv*

scalps? 'an h«ur. The agitation of the water tlw amount that should be received Irom condatt and strict attention

L.. app^ard Constantino- caused by its wheels, was thought .not newspaper postage, and that no mode on our^our, shew the sroodne ^0,'r(^u^/v of the can be etleotual to ensure the collection hearts, and ilv.it

,,c"

i'"!

imint wilj edoctually do this,

from

diffrwiit places in the interior. The N. y. Commercial Advertiser gives the following -additional particulars respecting the Erie canal:

«Tuuw« has probably cost fron ^5 to ujusi rig«a compliance with the

1 S

A spacioas, aud generally lias seven! hands. A freight boat requires two hands, besides the boy, wifao directs the horse, or horses, and costs about j»r §500. pws stone locks cost.

1,000

foof,

and are made of sand or timestoB^ and in the best manner. In other words, a stone lock, of ten foot lift, costs £ir,0ti0 A Wfjodca lock can b^ made to« §^,©00 in all.

During the pasH^e of

the ship Hercules from Croitstaift f.»r Boston. Joseph Harmus, a seaman, fell °rik board, -jt bHwring* gale at the time. l-C. 7 8^5

COVCT

was

thrown over,

Vcllfe After several inetttcCRi atMpta t« reach himbf tack

lh1Sh,p' J- S- H"tort

congress have ropepart^a-rrom the shin and

approved the bfe convenr»on enetered ink t« relate h»,h

into with the Spanish coiami»s«ner^* as'

'««rtd

'J^tresg

Were

dr««ned.

jaur office, to be seat the nyiil. loo wrtl famish one of these blanks quarterly, to each pabUnher of a news^ iwper'nyttur vicinity,.and be particular in requiring him to make a return

rer/LTS'- oumbec of hia pauTrM !?!10

,0".r

last

three months, and the post •flSces to w.nch they were directed to be sent.J~ TJe eath maj be made by the person who o.oalij /old,

inU di/e(

P™"

P«ri, and must t» as specific at Die cir-

?„'r*°n *he

wil!

'h»t the numbers

rauM be placed in the colotns designated Jiaving keen forwarded in the mail either over or awfer a hundred miles, «a may comport with the, fact.

lW0

1r "nore papers

}?7mrr

at vnllr

T,ciDity-

and mailed

l,Jve

»e ™w7'kT0".

si°t

sin^Ur VM*"0,"'""-"-

wnodl.1

ber ot sheets contained

'l^ere wm a fall of snow at made, where the^u'iTf

?*?3

con'

m«*» «^ni eieciea a aeiegste to con- script return mav K*

gi-es^ frm this territory, by a maiori- lish*r «f l!le T™*

received

C™ Polishers the returns, as a-

w.iU r"Joce

««»«». oppo-

P'ocare

r°m.th,! P»"li»her.

r»"^office *l,iCh

ar°

m4Uel

the printed form may be rhan*ed bVTli^

in t,,e

capfion, the num

the .w.uti'i-

„Wr,-

'"'-ty

mjy

ret M, a

Be^aloon tlw» 50th to which th?nimlfTl bce„ nrepllt.| !', ",aVe

c°n-

-«"T-isr ru,i

"K"-r, may be™" 1,^11' '°r'°

of.

:-Si

k!AAl£4n:Mn.i

,oir,ce'

be 'aud the^TT'41011

b"avc. v':-

4,0

o»3cSj vou can itrrhu^w ... »wnu juuphabelica! urdejv-Vou will return to duty—the frien !y this department, as well the original will thank yTfu.

offices

as I returns as tlu* consolidated one which ferent as to what our niofiwea ilnc^"

It believed that the publishes ol havt

can bcetleaual to ensure the collection hearts, and that you lmve not of this amount, exccpt one that shall the bravo men who defcndr

enable this department to raise an ac- may be left to other hands tn

sent to his oftuie. 1 he above arrang-

count against each postmaster in the u- suitable monument to the niPr^* tnon, tor the postage on newspapers our countrymen, but \ye ouirht Sb?

H»ired to accouut to this department,

lor the postage on ail oewtpapcrs aeut VI

.•k.re.uj^.waib.

rhe greatest eite»t«f caoal made in 1 aui, Stc. JOHN WcLEAN

1 -100

IC?*This circular wUU^I^d

to at a in vi in it

IlEGia TER~OFFICE~

Terre-Haute, Novesiber 19,1S23

In this paper we publish a circular from the post master g-eneral on the subject of a new arrangement relative to the postage on pericecal publications \V forbear to say more, at present,than that we consider it a queer document the arrangement not calculated to effect the desirable object intended.

Acrordirsg to previous arrangements (a notice of which was rivpn in this paper)* the WABASH GREKISTS" proceeded to the battle ground of Tibpecanoe, on the anniversary of the battle, to pay a melancholy tribute to those who defended this frontier at an earlv pcr.od, oin savage outrage.

On arriving upon the ground the men were dismounted, and detached in every direction in search of the re mains ot those heroes, *ho had sw bravely lallen, and who had oncc been «»enaKen mem, anu intrred by their brethren in arms and

after m!ated, even

Near t4e spot where the dead had been interred, the remains of a number were found upon the ground—They

hand

UfC?*,mpaLred

•en

-the fried,"'oftfcST^J ianlr witjej

detracUnTfrom7h«

Postmasters are now required to coaimanim* officer nifi "1? charge the postaje

newsiwpers, ono Ton

quarter in advance, and to apprise uriii- fl.,t ,1 talk, have tri.,.' La of all papers uk,Zt« post o/hcesj tiiej will, therefore, he 10- 'l,i "i.

MGXV

most rigid compliance with the «mPh

r,rst'battle

am perfe »i T""*5

-nuever has \vitn.

tributed.

A itfamboat passed This plan has been adopted from a transaction will be satisfied thnnl

If the campaign had

un^es.,

afterwards torn from their rrrLao meetiftj the enemv. or britisinff afterwards torn from their graves stnpf, scalped and tomahawked by the' rrj£rrLit*e«.

7 iwiiiaiiawseu by the Close, wouiu navu tr.tixiiess, bloodstained and dastardly

b.att,c-

tern mty which marked eachcounten-|^'ans.'n ^eir town without offerlnc: to ance—thc indignation which flashed I

SO? i"1'//«-«!*• 'ho fcelinga ofrt"' each breast—ewsry step seemed cau-^ army arrived on the ground on tiou«, as though its pressure was to fall encamped forming two lines, •!.« .. the extremes connected by flank companies, I^avin^ the encampment in form of this ground and presenting af^ottt to

«»—V -»a. ia ian

(hc

mouldering

hand of time, bat though they ha3 hmTtft

b,«oc,'«ngs

of storms lr the

apse of twelve years—Though the vo-

£«eIVJ'f Pr"baW7 «-8car«l

the

show thnv

which once

t"ou51'

remained to

form. attached to noble had been wickedly profan

the". fwrnuM*'ai!

M,Mch

Uii"

,V°!,r

"4«»r, snew me ffoodnesi «f

nPC,

who have

Wood the

riske(l their

Itwsfmm W.ll must reailjt)- lenU their 'their blood in the Ucfcuoo ofouJ coE!, aid, to the accomplishment of this ob- try

jwt. They will: »periei»« from it a Forbear with ra« one most esscnnal advantage a» postmw-

ters will be punctual to inlorm tbein, Stations nhnnt thi«

U8'

we ever will be ^rattMnf fn

To have

ne^°^,?,te

'sue

doe

Uvea—who! -1'

nv nnj vaI.io„s hav0

when subscribe re fail to take their pa- nerLs^ pers out of the post office.

coun« (,

the w.n

n.ot

denve™y

ofski11

'"formaUon from tte'

resPecta'3l.,,ls"urce.«

to their olhiU, unle« they Sii ,he»! l?«h fought on l|,V that subscribers Jailed to take tlwm, and Sf, eighteen hundrel that the priutws were duly apii.is.id of 'll8a'"»verary of na Hie fact-

ce'ohrate,

tl,e Battl, 0/

was a distinguished tri-|*Vl M.»%n4^uiauwu

°fa ^avery.in

the

A me-

Out of about seven hundred men who comjiosed our small army, and who were- (except col. Boyd's regiment)^' principally from this and the adjoining, •states, one hundred and eighty-eight^1 were killed and wounded. It has beeafj said thai this was. an unnecessary eHu-*^ sion of blood, that the ground of our env campment was illy chosen, that th»|!\ camp should have been fortified, thatP we shonld have made the attack insteaclS of receiving it. I seek no apology the commanding: officer—his conduct! requires none This was however th&

fought for many years in our

country Those who have fought eincch«^ have had the opportunity of profiting by^ the example But let it be remember-^ ed that the army were not provided^ with fortifving implements- and if they '$• "had been they would have been rorreli incumbrances of their march. Thi*^ small army had to march the distance o£p* one hundred and eighty miles.through^-" a wilderness, from the place of rendez«^' vous to the

ty of fortifying was as great at one place as at another, for they knew n°*

w^lsa^

or where they would meet the enemy. To have fortified on their march have protracted tbeir arrival at the P°'n^ of destination until late in the winter,Q and even on this ground and 'rt midst of their exertions to fortify, have been attacked with far less ad van-^r' ta^es than they possessed without

an"'*

tef,n

protracte(^^°

a later period, tlie inclemency of 'v5 winter season, and disease would pr°h* ably have overtaken them, and many^

^ey saw an early opportunity

meeting the enemy, or bringing

anx'o,,"to

hand of savage violeoce instigated by comforts of their firesides. The ordep British influence, and a thirstfor Bri- seceretary ofvvar was to effect ft

r!»50 pacific accommodation if possible with- trhe scene was interesting. The so-! °?fc

,,w.

campaign to a close, would have bee~

ft^

'xl- mn

return to their homes and th®

attacked the In

would have been a violation of\

Kuu»n,pt!u

upon tlte sacred dust of some hero why' extremes connected by flank com-

lurmmi

FLLA AM 1 1

(he erumy which ever way he might make his appearance. The order of encampment was the order of batttes Uind I do not hesitate to say, from all we h*ve seen, and from the vast region of which, from this elevated piece of ground we now hive a prospect, tliafc rfnother position of defence, for the s.im« number of men could not have been so admirably chosen It seems as though nature had formed it for thr occasion. Such was the situation when tho prophet »ific arrange-

«'«v* uurii-c ui iiruisn their murderous object :—At two

t.(in 0f

.!*- ^«Pt. .. ... the hp.ivaps-while the soldier from incessant r^iijue wns sUimberi:15 upoabis armsaiid t\g wa.? horse

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fu!f»o,n

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