The Western Register and Terre-Haute advertiser, Volume 1, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 December 1823 — Page 2

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Alters have Had BO result. The Dey's sttlf^n tbe Levant. The plague »-,ba» not vet appeared

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men con»p«tee* this division who are ^t'^"4 Habitants of the under the command of Lopez Banos, •mi we are to take possession of Madfid.

The Count Onale, a most distin*

inc ,oun!

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f| Jill gft»tHed revottttiwfet, has been arrestad by order of the regency, and conducted to the frontiers of Fr r&V

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LON»OW, September 8.||1

Slock Exchange, 12 o'clock.—ExJressg$ from Paris bring the closiftg price of Rents on Saturday 9If.

60c.

done at

the Coffee-house

after the market had closed, at 9$f. ^w- 10c. including the dividend, which bfe2 1.2 per cent leaves the actual

IJttce 8 1*2 5-8, at which they continued, but with very little business. Hajlf yast two--Consols steady at opening prices—Colombian 64 1-2, and in great demand J»t very little brought to market* fc* \-jg ALOIBM. June 22.1 *«e government has returned to it1* «^potic proceeding. A ship laden Wiih various bales of goods and boucut I1 ^7' *a® obliged, in consequence ®f a storm, to be at the expense of 101 1**0 francs, for repairs at Marseilles

Nice* On its arrival, the csptu« #^*euld aot unload till be was indemnify the expenses, which he proved bv proper documents. Those to whom the cargo was addressed complained "ibe De- wh» ordered it to be delivered ta them, adding that it was not the custorn at Algiers to make any allowance fcr average. All the European agents protested against this decision, which contrary to the law of nations, but ibe Bey persisted, and the captain was compelled to give up the cargo without ^tecerring aar indemnity. llie hostilities between Spain an*

here.

"uKaisTxn omcgf,• i' TTMII-HATMS) DECIMBEE -3, L*8S3I

^be psbtie ftelin^, maay partiT

'f ®MW** p»Riit iim^Wit»d ,..#4^»*3Mbe stmtw&wmh ^.attended fhf *nd€arof»o^ tbe citizens of Jf. York

their undertaking to connect tl Western lakes with the Atlantic. TIu* OP****

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the world a vie

I «f pectiH ir advantages attendant

advantegcs

l^rfticb otir nation so happily pft*a*^ n?'" wbicb, in defiance of every other l^^nnctpie, will confirm the fact that

t1irne

en a firm and uwWiatrj ntmuh policv which alone can bring into ^active and combined operation, tfe IK!?eJ*ble

and reaea^f

mter«st» of tl^ American peopN-

xs constat in the impro* ement of their nw

that they should neve-

»eek advantages abroad and negrler•aaprovin^ those they possess at borne 7

example

set by this enterprise-

^Vortby^ of imitation,,^Tbe spir-

°"r Jand^ Ob tarj^

rew?e*n

^"7j?

ago seemed as eter-

0k ed

"P»" trifling imped-

fcnents, which can be speedily removed

our prospects more splendid! "lore permanent and our in-

terests more substantial.' Already do we see schemes asitated ™n«UnS'h« Ohio With l2L E-

Are now wrpionnsra route which to ^I K1l,hn®is with Lake Michigan lftwe.

M«mi, that we have reason to be S^nll Tk19

n°tfar

ch lh

distant

l&easajvs will be commenceci to effe their umon The imniense revem

l" Period "'W

V"tready constricted^ lu !?fr

T,nS

wbicb tl,e

B*™ t« i' dustiy—the

addmoral V.W «hich they have attachejto ti idjacent country, 'he facilities Jhvy afford to commerce and the advan^«"aBdy

P™Te l° nalion.

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We shall hereafter enter more fully upon this suhjcct as we consider it one

~,. greatest importance, and the^want of leisure and of room precludes the

possibmty of our doing it that justice ta present its nature requires, a

M.^e re^ret.

to 8tate

Warden.

f' R" W*

that the Steam

Mill in Cmcinnatti has recently beeti destroyed by fire

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The statement of gen. Evans, published in tltis paper, weiook upon as one of a singularly curious nature From the high characterwhich wo have been informed the genereral has always sustainetl, He do not doubt his full conviction of the facts stated, but we confess were we to have occular proof on the subject, we should doubt the correctness of our vision. ay* «.. 4f-

The editor is again under the mortifying necessity of presenting his patrons with a haif sheet The inclemency of the weather while on his journey and several disappomtmentsand delays in business procrastinated his return until too Irfte a period to issue a full sheet. This diHnquency shall be hereafter made up if those of his advertising patrons who are in arrears will tavfethAgoodness to remember him in the day of trial, Jf

We are requested to state that the REV. MR HULL, will deliver a Sermon at the Court boose, in this place oa Sun-

yn^V'*-

No paper will issue from- this office «ie ensuing week, in consequence of our having to repair the room at which it is now kept^

mis

V^e solicit the writer ofif^mlrfanication whu. appeared in the la^t, He* lister to^contmu| his favours. •Jk m'—— Ir *V* the Bank case, the Supreme court Judges Seotf and Holman,*t the ore? ?nt term, affirmed so much of the jude me of the Kno county Circ it emi rr, '*n the quo warrantors "directs tfte sei Zttre of tbe corporarion franchises-— \n! ^verges so muqh of the judgment an recta IRe **h,are of tbe Bank proiMr re a a

These singulargresults are protfuc ~fhe real estate of the Bank revert® the grantor of it to tbe Bank—t* «ank creditors are left without reme. »nd the-Brok^de^lprsaqyiiischapred

At the annnal communicafmn »f •rand Lodge of the Stale of Indian* twimencing on the 6th day of Ocdb A. 582S.A. D. I82S, the foflowU rethrew were elected Giand Office. "r the ensuing 12 months #ta®' Jonathan JenningSj^-Cir^

It. W. Thomas Douglass,—D. -latter* ,f

Harvey GrtfaJ.Sr/(.

Ge&

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peo

2w^ LZ® great «pu: •f!*

'he1

Xdawr. 'HSff'"00! ^"'^'ion of military stores fitc. can but

totitowtth.t"!*

ofth*

rulera of

°"r

^jsrs»J

Murduck,~°rJr. i,

ardea. R. ffm. LiUyy~.Qrwl Treasurer. ^'^m' ^^n,-«»Grand Ser retary.

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hro. idiot at J), Grover,—.Sr Deacon.

&'* Richard C. •iall. Ilollin C. Nearer.

TalbotL—

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formed the V\ *bmh

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Mar-

Dtwiyr—Or. Sword-

n"li"^t,—Gr

Chapiaifi

vant v^ ^1—G' *«rroi.

Cyrus Vigiis-~Grand Tvler

iT^mrfa J1 ""iP^ ^Kiabltsh• an/ JETr ?»gre^.1098

and also to the

t#a

aU*en# 0f

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Chieitinati and its vicinity. We rea!» ly hope the loss may nfot be so great as we have been informed it is.

Indiana Republican. rT^a|:V'

^The following singular relation' of facts has just been handedus for publication by Gen EVANS, who has just returned to this place from the residence of Judge Prince, in Gibson County from the known respectability of tbe writer, we consider the statentents entitled to the fullest credit,

To the Editors of the Evansville Gazette

Gentlemen—On the 14th inst. I witnessed one of the most extraordinary pheoomenons perhaps, ever witnessed in any age. On my arrival at Princeton on the evening oi the Isth inst. 1 was informed by Doctor Thompson and several other gentlemen of hjgh'respectability, that a young orphan girl, aged 12 or 18 years resident in the family of the Hon. William Prince, about seven miles from Princeton, on the 7th inst. commenced sweating blood or in other words, the blood run freely from the pores of the skin oC her left cheek, from a space considerably larger than a dollar that it continued this way until the evening of the th inst. when it ceased that on the' morning of the 12th a largo drop of black blood, the size of a large bean, suddenly emitted from her cheek below the eye, to which was attached sundry fbres, tejidons, or some thing which resembled the legs of a large spider, Iegsj or fibres appeard to possess life, by their m&nne< of contracting and extenjJ^g themselves, something similar to

rthe

ve!!et*

legs of a spider:

that shortly afterwards a lump of pure clean ftesh. about the size of a large pea, -uddenlv emitted from the same place, andjn a few minutes a solid, firm piece bone, near one fourth of an inch square, suddenly proceeded Irom the same place, und that no hole, opening, ov appearance from whence these sub s.ances emitted, could possibly be dis*u

k-r the strictest scrutiny that

phftgirl remained in perfect health, en in ly free from the most distant piom. (.• tin or soreness —-and tha» t.o change of color or other singular appearance, manifested themselves ai that part of the face, more than anv «ther part. Thus I have given hriefl as possible, a history of the fact* ^related to me by Doctor Thompson

fa,ce

and Doctor Thompson, and soon founmyself bound to assent to the truth... Nets, which putg even credulity itself the hlush. arrived at the hoo*. of Judge Prince at half

d, nlvW°»l

Z\rl :Z

pa*t

a^,n

mstantlv removed, .» Vi'1^ rittre in the skin cquid be01aPIi.aix minutes afterward, a soTid*®-ed* of bone, near one. eighth sqare, Sudani, «Jf"J, «*h at the same pl«e, which bei„&'.

s^atrs^a.-'-jS

Td'"

little t0h,!

suddenly aP|jet„d at the

l»«tside

Pnnc«^«

•&)ctor Thompson shewed me at the ^oe time sundry pieces of bone and ^nps of flesh, which he^had removed ST .th«*

^ifh his own hand.

Notwithstanding the confidence which felt myself bound to place in

the

jifement of those gentlemen, I could perwade eyen tredulity itself to •^eld hehef to their Hratem..nN. th.

Illness of their extent or at least 1 ,sr| ivv&d^that could 1 uitness the factv ^self, I could discover some hole opening or appearance, from whenr. f»e bones and lumps of flesh proceed .ot judge of my surprise! On the nex morning I made a visit for this purpoM c«.mpany with Gen John 1.

Ne.el

Evansville, Nov.

9 o'clock

M. and were informed by Mr* nrice, that nothing of the kind ha •natle its appearance since sunset th. evening before.—The girl appeard i, Deflect health, quite cheerful, and

pe,

•ui.ng ordinary occupation I «*. •imined her closely, but could discovenothing unusual in any .part of he, are. hhe is a handsome smooth skin *d. pflump faced girl, of an agreab* «*?«*essive countenance.^-After wa. .ng lialfan hour, 1 was about to dV part, pre-junnng that nothing of th.

fppearj

floor i«rl f,n'

when

®ud*

tt l,owa8

dikingth

floor, turned round with a smile, wh«

,rrbraK,um'' °f8ome'«»g a. black

"«',icfc,nd

"J "far,he

n«"l

8i*-

ol a che,.

k"',e

mner

corner of 1,^,

and found th'C Mistantly removed, and found the

8k,n

onderwath perl

lectljr clean, smooth and »olid. »"flein.. assured b, M,,. Princo th,ti'„,,°

ter'TLn 'Ump Mfrflf*b' "ld«»"" »f her

fo'l,)w.

place with

clea^flMh*

°wnlrs

the tit*

caused

a"d

the

I ace with tb«* nicest scrutiny, but m* hoie or aperture could be discovered

8,StTen minetes-a

lump of

«an flesh, without nny mixture of

"«tt:uau:± rr,e dzn:l skip, about tbe

Mm"

and in eight .minutea afterwards, a lid piece of bone, as thick m»,i half the length 'aod width of tl' grain of corn, when the nicest wuld not discern an, opening,

pearanceof an, «pBr|u,t

those bones and lumps

fllm SX£

rema,ns

oain III

flmfc 1.

ceeded. During this time Jud~ E' merson came in, and witnesM ,^' oregoing facts with equal surprise this way it ha. continued IZt present time at interval, of to twenty minutes, lumps of clean fle«l? sometimes an inch in len^b and .J thick as a man's little finger and bonel of various sizes, one of which ,» credibly informed, dropped from her ace on the evening of the 15th inst. large as a well grown grain of corn.., r* 6!rJ

Perfect health, fres

m°8t

!l,8tant

8yn,ptoms

1 d-,S,Cover»

pain, either the part affected oro. therw.se. She is only sensible of •light degree of twitching, ortickhV in the flesh, at the instant tho*e emis? sions take place the colour of the skio at the place i| not changed, nor tan a* nj appearance of a si^ular kind wha?. nllrnKi a most inexplicable mystery is, that the quickness •f vision, or in other words, the now. ers of discernment, cannot discover tha commencement of those emissions Q? or flesh. The first thing ths KP //D

i8 the

clot of

blood, (which emits first, and but one* in the day) the luihp of flesh or th? bone, as the case-may be, protruded OQ

of the skin, wliich being in.

s.antlyif removed, the skin underneath is as smooth and as free froip anv hole, opening or aperture, which can be di& covered by the strictist scrutiny, as the

hand. °f

the5Ja,m

man'«

am aware, gentlemen, that in haw ardmg tins incredible statement offsets before the public, I lay myself liable t» iave my veracity impeached, but from rhosewho are acquainted me, 1 trust I ave nothing to fear to tho^who not, I caB only say, that 1 freely ate ow to them the privilege which .1 took 0 myself, that of disbelieving in part '®a8t,: until convttfeed by occblif demonstration. However, as things are, I cheefully hazard, my reputation Jy vouching for the truth of the abova 'acts, to which 1 presume more than nrty respectable persons in Gibsoai ounty will freely testify* Should ere be any son of iEsculjpius, who an rfolve the foregoing mystery, he will merit the thanks, and allay tha •nuch excited curiosity of all

who

have

witnessed, Or assented to a disbelief o( 'tie same.

R. M. EVANS.

17th, 182S.

J!1® Oregoing statement il

ill Per'0ltin ord^r to niva th-twi

wV8e

curiosity* may lead

.t occular demonstration of lu ?lauCt\an opportunity of re. fairing to the house of Judge Prince, "d judging for themselves. Doctor ioompson, who has witnessed, »nd who wilUontinue to mark the

progrert

of this mysterious affair until

its

ter

mination, will lay a statement of fact! Wore the public, as iris probahl" the case will ultimately assume a different appearance. Those who cannot cred* 1 the truth of the above statement) are earnestly requested to repair t# 'he place as soon as possible.

R. M. E.

A Ferry-Boat

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