Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 17, Vincennes, Knox County, 2 June 1832 — Page 3

VINCENNES, JUNK lSi'J.

The House, of Representatives has , 'Liverpool and Toils Island since our hst.f

! (says the Louisville Public Advertiser,) We now quote, tor Liverpool Mown .$1 CO; . r,idlfrd Calhoun and Webster's appor-jdo. ground, S'l W) perack : Tiirks island

! tiontnent bill uy a vote ol ayes 131

noes i iic vujjuc nas me loliowii

c-S ct-". per bushel, none alVnt.

LEAD Pig Sales have been made

at Jo per cu t. J he stock on hand is

small and unequal to the demand. HAY. The anival of several cargoes

within the last week have keot the price

the Sp.ingfiekl Illinois Herald, of May Kentlennn in gmmr hisca 3.) three expresses arrived here ficm jn ,avmjr cf Mr Webster's the army, with orders from the Governor - rir,ir linr-.fi :.

A letter from Rock inland, dated 'JtWh'just mnarks in relation to this decisive

Mav, s irs; '"There has been no fighting triuniph ol constitutional principles: v. i:h the "main army ; in a Gkirmi-b, thet c "Mr. Calhoun will read in this decidual 1 white men killed, and tMhu1 the maiked contempt which the

' House havti rVincCCI tor Iu; rntuiiiminn. ; unc'innti' . l.r. ...1-, i i

. , - t" - i I . r ..v..ju,u--" uiiiluuv uii; nisi 1. S Hi IHlr KIIOW leu lrO

. ,7 ' , , r aI opinions, it win tie recollected that were made at ST 37i cts. nrr rwt

casting vole . L1:.1L meets i -.adr sale at S:i nercask;

propose the market has received a stmnlv this

orueisi.om u,c -oovernor; pronounced it nnon rmtit,ie.nn! i. tun .e rA1.:

for 2000 more troops. The intonation rcnn da m, in rfinf,emn- P, nf ' OI dr

. - -.'w.....m t IIV 1. J ' " 1 1 "-WHMBHHMMMMMMHMBaH Mht'iiraf I W a ni am r tr c r I i t t I n e I ' .

UIMlf "l w,t"' "?3 ""-7 "'the House as unconstitutional, condemn sued f.om this office in an extra sheet. , cJ )C iiion of Washi lon who e. 7 he account given by them of the shir-! fidcd al .s forrnaliMI1 ard,e :udRntcnl timhwith t e Indians on the 14th, ; of lhe Ri.nelalioilf which practised icheved, when they left toe aray, to be upon jt jor ,orly ais Mf Cahounf

wccrtained that the slaughter had been country Qt corsitu:;onal because he

mnr i itis man ai rusi c oncu. us

NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having coinmen',pd the HATTING KfSIN ESS on Wa

ter-street, mcenne, in the house formerly owned hv Wilson Lagow, takes this method of informing the citizen?, and

"111 fl.:..l...:.:..l

e.MOCtS to KP! fn hnm . an nr sn p. n ........ ., . "-si, ,k r ,lv

, ' i un:ieu w:tn otnrr aspirants to th-Irr-.'(Vnrv' general assortment of FUR HATS, which i all sorts cf combinations SdrM,, v h

'"um? hi ii.nc u.du in a iieai,; l'ui ii n, ann ueie.i ni re-eicctior tb.t his

would pmress better or so -well. N'r Ui noi for the benefit of the country that ti.e new coalition" has been formed; 'nor i ..Py impromeent in the public prosperity expected from its success The stnurpie h for tivazr for lace, for the i trcuiurt . Mt-n who want forciyni missions, iip1, and other valuable t-tucts.uuable to s vene

U.e stern mUKnty cf Andrew J u kru. ar.d

error m

GEORGE BOON, of Sullivan county, JAMES IiLAKE, of Marion cour.tv, AR niUR PATTERSON. Parke do. NATHAN B PALMKK, Jiffcrson. do. MARK CRUME, of r avette countv.

u,i ., holds that there is. or shnnM hP. I """"T" a 1 UKlu HClB!rc tL'

the (3iir;atcd loss, arose from ! nn Tr . ' rV . " , IUI sr 1 triJ1": emi uie o.iowmg persons "as

lhc CirCUtnsWnCC that, when the CXpiCS- lhe revetlUe ,aws of the rnilntrvand dence in the ord,v V.f rh.; .. . . S

a-s ivii i.iu tamp, o . ,e,c y bQ(jy ,s aware that ithmu revc. tuchment enrfd in the action had not jnuc lhcre could 5g nQ g0vcrilClCnl returned, and it was afterwards ascertained that a few others, instead of re-i Semtor CIays .!ljrninous- landjobtunjinu'to the army, flee to their homes J bing report has, as we predicted, been

v. e puuusn, in anomcr coiuum, ..v ,;i snunfu.d by tl,e committee on the public

THOMAS GiVENS, of Poey couuty, A. S. BURNETT, of f lovd couniv.

V. ARMS TRONG, of Dearborn, do. JOHN KETCH AM, of Monroe county

Ulligcnce received by the rxprt sses, as . ands lo wh-ch lhe subject was reCentlv J it appealed in our extra, together with j rtferrC(, The league formed between! 'slec

Candidates Department.

extracts from a couple of letters rccciv ,,e iandiobber3 of the west, and the t i r r f .1.1 "

tcion luesuay irom two oi our menus i manufaciurcrs of the north, to check who belong to the Volunteers. The facts ; crnjgr5tion and keep up the price of the contained in the letters have been con- na,;nnt,i r'nmnin. U. thinL M-.n..i tn

firmed by a gentleman attached to the bc ..j. The subjoined svnopsis of! staff, who left the army on Saturday, and tbe import presented bv Mr' King, is parsed through here yesterday. : from lhe National intelligencer ofthe!

Gen. Neale, of this place who left the , 9.n inslanl: VLou. idv

army on Friday lant, favored us with the i

tio::

::::sixth august, lti3C.

For Legislature SA ! 1 . TO.vlLINSON 1)AV)D S BONNER. ForSktrif. W.M, E. WITHERS ABRM VI- IK ALL SEN EC A ALMV JOHN PURCELL JOHN B. LAPLANTE Commissioner. DAVID Mc rIENRY

'Yesterday, Mr. King, from the com- J

rt .. .. . .. : niitiee on nuouc lanos. to which was re- vjttau.m uu) v i?pwm

on manufacture, rn nnn.nnriM. fn r j X'J . w"u J ' um ' jir.

cent one not recollected) who were kil-ir,.,, ..', . ., ... "n""-il1 r J . . J - . i lerred the bill reporttd by tlie committee . -,r ., Ted in the engagement. Maiar Isaac rrion,1cf.,rA' , it' inc Mails ,c o o J oil mannfactlircs. tn nnmnnnrtip Inr n ' .

jPerkins, Captain John Adams, - , imhc1 lim J the jhic , Mcndenhall, and Cups, of Taze ; lond mQ a volumincus re t which U Eastern It . . lh..r-wk r t All Oln- ' I i

iVo-n Louisville, Kentucky,

was read.

james Miuon.oi ttiacon; ju.m -cd by the commi

Jiitu r.ms, ana i ariss, oi rui

ton, and Doughty, of i'eona

It condemns the bill leport- j Arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur :ommittte on manufactures 1 da's Ht r Al- Departs for St. Eouis. Mtl

substantial and fashionale manner,

COThe highest price piven for all kinds of FURS. H M GIT. HAM

Vincennes, la. March 17, 2:2. f tf

THE MNCEXNES LIBRARY

II AS been remov

place niav be occujiitd bv oi.t uiM, uIumi

they may bargain tor fir emotion h s ilx-c men onlv u.tn who vould prelr v. ar. famine & pestilence, or any other sct-m e, to their own exclusion fiom powci. h:it are seeking to f.U the countiy witn Cun.pl and factions. It is the interest and desire rf the prnplc to prcsrrve the admir.istratir.n of th-i'r ecv-

! ernment in honest hands. To ttf -ct tli.s' b-

ed to the brick

St. Peters and Wa-' JeCt l !s onl .'ec"; t!At The ter strt et It will ' itinSt decciitioo. and ta'e steps to j- rrurc

not be ntiiMiMt until ti,. iM(u ! Correct u.torn.ation in relation to tb-- i-

turned to Geo. W. Ewinyr, Librarian. All persons having Library Blo'ks will please return them forthwith. By order of the Directors. Vincennes, May 5. 1532. 13

and exhibits a great variety of alleRcc! ! sal"c .ds,f a ' o V

'The armv. under the command of . r i . , 'aVs, i ruta) s a nil r-mulavs, at 12, M. He ine arm, umitr u. cowmu the report of that committee, and recorn . n.irts f.r t ol,Uv!ll Kv V., vv,-npcfi u Gen. Atkinson, consisting of about 1800: teductim nf rrire anl,rrpl S P l , o p !" f'i, CLnesda? s . , , nl h . . i rncnos a leciuction oi puces, an.l acceie- nd rndavs at 2, P. M. and Mondavs at 9 mounted men and 600 foo' men, tootv ep r .i n t ' ' dl J

- nun ui a a i vj i lit: t uim MiMiiii fii r rr ' i . ai.

their line of march on Saturday, in pr-j t recommend3 that the bill reporter suit of the Indians, 'lhe fust intcUi bf the ccmmiuec cn manufactures b(

cnccioai vC iri ,y neeivc, u.ui can oc . ?T!:nclcJ s0 a3 to reduce the pric relied on, will bc immediately communi- L,iic larids loa minimum of one d cited to th public m an extra. j a and of n;,v cents er acn

nistra'icn. 'They will fir. Axdh v Jackson a true to his cHji i. v now, he w,s when he put to hazard tV v.me, fn.c. ari'l life, in repelling ai invaders Tht y wi.l rwt be content with his simple :r t K r'ion by the samt vote which placid hit. n he Presidential chair; but. by 5ccui i.,.; hi: an increased majority, they will it au'i l.itriotic devotion, ami enable him t,, f,; career of public usefulness in vrlory i:i triumph. As in the case of Wash';:.ui.r,, n in that of Jackson, they will take are tbnt our Republic sliall not bc stignri'ized witli the iiiiputation of ingratitude. To enable every freeman to obtain correct information during the impending Ci i f.K t. we propose to publish thirty nuutbtrs ..t .: EXTRA GLOBE, commencing about tlie first of May, and continuing uutil the Section of Electors, for one dollar. It w i'l :1

large imperial sheet, entirely fillen with useful matter. One number will be ublM-.e I after the election, giving the rc.;!t in ewiy State, as much in dttail as possible: It will be chicflv devoted to a vindicv.tirn

! of the character, fame, ami principles f

-vTTr a i . ANDREW JACKbON, with a Mew to l.ts TT'HE SrRfRiBEBs hava v.ist received rt- . T ., , , , M .. i,. i . , , i J ! re-election. It wilt promptly repel 'he vl mJJ. from 1 hiladelphia, ccc. an exen-ne , (lcrs aml fveboods which n.ay be t,r.:ii;.land tushinable sisuortment of SPRING ; gated to destroy him, and bold the i ew and SUMMER GOODS, rompri-iug j coalition" up to merited detestation. Staph' and Fancy J)RY G(X)J)S. From the nature of the undertaking, all

Ladle's and Gentlemen BOOTS and ; subscriptions must be paid in advai.r,, and

SHOES, assorted;

, NEW SPRING AND SUMMER

GOODS.

P'lJIIE Subscribers have just received 1 their SPRING axi SUMMER as-

sortment of GOODS compri-ing a ve-j

rv solect varwty ot kaxcy and statli articles, to which they respectfully invite the attention of their friends and purchasers generally, and which they will offer on very moderate terms, wholesale and retail. ' BURTCH HEBERD. Vim ennes. May 125, Kl'2. U-3m.

ted Soutnern, Irom EvansviUe. Ia.

e ' Arni'M nn ' I 11 f i! r. ' c ir.rl I.'ri.l-.i t. . T U

, . . i , - - - iiniiuiiii h j unit i nuiiij a; i I .

er.ci.di y- eivc, uu 3,rmicd s0 a3 to reduce the price otiM. Departs for Evansvilk on Wednesdays

dollar ! and aunoays, at 4, A. m.

per acre, antl oi li.tv cents per acre on; Northern, Irom i erre-Haute,

I such lands as have been in market above I Arrives ,in Tupm'm-s at in A r an,l Co.-Bogou papers to the 13th ; fivc years, t0 strike out Uie who!e 0, Ft! M. Ijts March, and private lettrt s from C an ha-; hc esenl hUlt cxccpl (he dause which days at 4 A M and Snturdavs at 2, P. M rtena, have been received at New 0ik ; aIlov.a ,0 per cet.t to the new States.) ' lM,t,,m.n rr, n,

Gen. S uitander was elected P-csident of

rv!a-s, at

M. De-

New r.rrnada on the Oi.h. and Dr. I?-! r ,t.xt Arrives on sedu

. T , , ... ' ; motion Ol iMT. IIVJIJ I x iou 4 , dvu eu nnvt; nn Ti-nrs' 1- v i' i -T Marqucz was elected Vice Pie-. of the rDQrt ...... crdercd l0 bc U 3 ,'ul s;;

i :EJ-JLetters tor per.dn:g mads must be de- , printed . rjbllcd jn t5i0 t,fgCt. n,,(. y.cij.. ljt,fu, c t!le i(Tie

! cf clesinja

The members of the Council of State ! were elected on the lOvh of March, and! are, Dr. Vincente Agure, President, R:: j fae Mosrjuero, Genl. Domengo Caicodej (formeily Vice Piesident) Dr. Francis-j co Scto. Miguel Eestrepo. Manuel' Rnncta Rcbello, and Jose Valarino. This selection is represented to us as an excellent one; the duties of the Council

of S'ale are numerous and important

each

Commercial itruort

June 1, 1S32.

JOHN SCOTT, P. M.

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roM 'i'2ir: louisiaxa advehtisek, or j May , lS-iO. ! COTTON. The market rinee our last has opened with animation, and heavy j sales have been effected at a reduction of

full i cent, comprising all qualities, e.-

he members receive a salary of aColfP1 (hof e cottons which have remained . dull, and unsought tor.

In'a secret session of the 10th of Feb.! SUGAR. The limited rennest that has

: eMstt u tor tne last two weeks, has minii 7

ced itlanters to slacken in their demand

the C one rcs' at Bogota passed a law an

thorizing the acknowledgment of thc:(.

i6i',A5 wiiiinp to VO-

n 1 i ' '

J J lniiieer m a mounted

lime Company, to from

K'i')- coiiTJv, if necessary, agt'inst '-Black Hawk'- and his Indians, wiil find a iist of niiries already commenced, at the 1 nr-rooHi of Gen. Lasselle's tavern, tor further si,Tnatures. A meeting of those

't-' w ho have aireatlv si gned, and

'i 1 nose who may sign, is re-

FUR. WOOL, and PALM HATS; Dl STABLE and LEGHORN FOSSLTS; HARDWARE, Q UEEJS'S WA RE, DOMESTICS,

GROCE HIES.

IRON CASTINGS, cc. S?c

-. 1 1 . i . i . .1

i n i nuuer win ue stui ui.ui ine monev Mian

bc received. To enable all subscribers to begin with the first number, we beg our fn ;ds wf.o nay recei c these proposals, inimemaieh to '.ahe a subscription and make returns. F P. BLAIR. :JSubscriDtir.ns receiv d at this ofhee.

1 -t I

rn os pectus OF A NEW VOLUME. AYXr.S.NSOfc'S CASKET.

which thpy confidently hope on eanuno-: Or Gr;,:s of Literature. W:t and Sentl

tion w ill be found to please, and which j mcnt,(A Monthly Periodical.) frm tha unprecedented fall in both FO-I Fuch number cwMnvig 4 r-yal cctavo REIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS, they ftages cf letter fittss, embctiih?d -.vith at are enabled, arid from the scarcity of ; icast onr CLppcrfilau and scx-ircl tv-jd en-

money are determined, to sell extreme j gravings.amf or., or worr ta-cth'J mutc

i j. nc -u."?.'. jurii::; ai inc t i of ine eur CI

x'olume of ab jiu 60'j f egts. I ivhich an r-

ly LOW for CASH.

SMITH & CARSON. Vincennes, May 1S:J2. 10

fKsquested 1 Ii i - dnv at o'clock,

j.at Gen. Lasse'ilcs,for the pur?,f'" pose of electing oiiicers.

17-

N pursuance of an order from the honorable Circuit court of Knox conn-

departments cf the Equator, Assuai end i-nces and appear more anxious to: f;uayannil aS a separate and independent ' sc ol tiienr crops at a small reauetrm ; , rtate. The limits however which New but .t1ie ""favourable aecuunta Irom tne;

Grenada -is widing to allot to the new northern maiKe.s have prevented purcha- j Mate of the Equator, do not en brace all i ivn Ucr,ng into engagements, and , the territory, to width Genl Flores lays siles have transpired during the weekjj claim on her behalf, and a war between V contmnc as noticed in our last, cn

lhe two will unhappily probably be the Pm.uioii ' a ,u , i.i ihi. ei.x, a u consequence. Gen. Obmdo.it was ,u- cents , dcrstoodat Bogota, was about to leave! MOLAts. The scarcity of thisaru,, t itv m tatP rf.ir.nianrt of the. forrrs Aiciv prevents any particular transactions

of New Grenada, opposed to those un- J occurring; former prices are contin-j ty, the, umiersigned commissioiicrs will of-

rt-r ("en Flor- j UCU, lieilli:. Oil puillUllIOUS ' a CeiUS : h i u jiiiiiu. s,uc ireiwie- vuim-n-m;j

a ,i0,r i- c i,rn ;,i.i,rt rr.nocino. n in the citv '2'A a J4 ets, per rr;illon.

plan and conditions

three Colombian

dn, Venezula and

Vr.ion3 ol which

f n'.r into r 're ItC

J I t W ' t 1. - . " .. I!.. . .

i jteign power, for an alienation of its prices, liigli running lots ot interior ame i not puucuian) p.u.i, w men pa -icrntorv, without the consent of the iu:ility are otlered at t, 3, and 1 ct-; for'meiit is to be secured by mortgage on the

ub'ic debt amor.o lots ot approved descriptions, winch ave-1 premises. . i. J i iiiuc'.

Coach Hint, Twice a iccik from Evan.sciilc to Vincennes and Tcvre-Hauie. THr public are informed that this LINE in Indiana is now in full operation, and a fibrils a convenient and pleasant mode of conveyance, travelling altogether in day-light.

1caves Evansvillc, Fridays and Tues-

days, at 4 o'clock, A. M. and arrives at Vincennes same day, at ( oYlock, P. M. and Terre-Haute on Wednesdays, at 5 A. M. and Saturdays at 2 oVlock, P. M. (C7Stage Office at Major Warner's. EvansviUe. THE PROPRIETORS. May tirj, 1$3'2. 16 w .'llie Louisville Advertiser, and -

cus and Journal, will please insert the

door in Vincennes, on Saturday the '2')rd above advertisement in their weekly pa-i are made with much care. To secure a mJ

gant en traved t 'ule -' and a gi i:ei ut indesc are added. TlMIE number of valumes of th? C'asf.f.t JL which have already been published, and the faithfulness and punctuality of the pub-

1'isher in fulfilling his contracts with his pat

rons, in lespect to their contents, ait snificient, with those at all acquainted with ike wcrk, to show its true character. The constantantly increasing patronage bestowed on the Casket, has enabled the publisher to make considerable improwments in the work. Its typographical appearance is much changed for the better, and the contents arc much enriched. lie believes tfiat the volume now proposed, w i'l not be exceeded in respect to typographical execution, the quantity and qunhtv oi ii,c engravings, a;. il the value of the contents, Ly any other periodical; and he safelv usseits it t ) be the cheapest publication of the kii.d i:i the country. The facilities for obtaining suitable 3rt::lei for this work hae of late, much iuci eased. Sot.c cf the best li'erary pu!)!"n ::ti:is i Europe aie regularly received at thelf.ce of the Casket, as well as the prominent

American periodicals, r rem both selections

fir a union nf the: 1 VJ1. ll Dili M'l y IHllC apnears i uan vj . line. uii., til i - - .'i i. JJL$Et l p "i eerva in ueet-Muj , i iwiwaru. wh-hv ijuui.uu a upiv,ijiai wa j.k, .u.u

ttrt of TCnv f;rpm to to iloing in tiiis article at the present i Sri. U jLi J ,&. w ax. i-i Ul Ir "-l fJU-" liJ - i-misun, nieeuues, f .. 3',ilt oi iev viieua- . i o V,. 1 Wi.:..; I. C. .. hours W 1th MtCCeSS. ik Contribute lO ill' ai.ee

the rnmtnr- ''leron time: purc.iasers are incnneu to await a ZJrLi.H 5J l5V ,,' ? ' " 'imoim-i. u.hm prtu.e.u. mc iquator, ue con i ... Tr?" . , ..; , , . , : i the literature and science of oui r n count 1 v

arc, that no states shall ttcr supply, tebne entering into cn-j lernis o; sale, i-i inontns creun, hearing PROPOSALS the publisher gives a compei,s;.ti..r, to l.s

with Sum. nr n n h n ii.'eiueiiiff, .mhiu umr a leuuiuuii i;i . .-i iw. ...v. rrnicsrionci nts. commensurate to t :c s!:;i-

tun AS ' . "

others, divide the nul

tiicm, di-tnutes to he settled by atbitra- c full I cents, and 4 cts. is paid

l . ' in .(Mt'iHi ivti. ii ctomfmi,f 1 " J

1 ion. abolishing the slave trauc, icvvir.g i,1-im-uv.m.o uuumjj ai,

ro duties upon goods passing from or.c ' al- in -ot,d demand. to another, providing for a republican1 FLOUR. The demand for shipping; form of rovcrnment in each state, end h.as subsi.led since our last, but sales con-1

May 2fi, ISS'2.

J. D. DAY,

JOHN MYERS, CojinissioxrRs.

o establish a feder:il system, under

which they shall be reptcsenud in a ' per

congress in proportion to population

1 Halt.

ti titic to he maoe at cur last quotations,

.5 per bbl. The stock on hand is

moderate, and demand fair. YlTtll ' 11 f

ii.Aivw. viuoa icai is very scarce; siu-ill hts have been disposed of at 1 ' a S

Rv the arrival nf tht Fiench ship For- : cts. A fair supply of inferior quality re-; tune at New ,: U, Paris dates to the fv. h : imm nuirkct, Lr which 7 cents is! r,f April have been received. The cho- oticioi.. Jera wjs spreading ibeadlullv, and crea ; Pt)RK remains as noticed in our last : ting great alarm in Paris. Thetc had ' Ms- inspected, sli T0; Prime inspectbeen 180a cases and 600 dea'hs. cd. si The demand continues fairIt is said thit the news fiom Italy be-: for !iiii'in. comes every day more warlike, and that Wl 11SKEY. The stock on hand is

Ithcugh the Emperor of Austria gives cfy smail. ami unequal to the oeinj.nd.

tlflM thr snhcriter livin" in Wasi-

1 ;...r-v,n .iw iw-' 1 1 1 K' nnv rnM'itv Ind

S iturdav the llUh in-taut, a bright bay

IVIiHS f-ve or sx 0,,r:i 'd. about b h in. Is 'hij-h. sh-3d before, no natural marks recollected; when she loft me, hhe had on a yoke and a small bell, t!ie lower e til of the bell broken oh. Any person taking up said in tie and returning her to me, or giving sueli information that I can

get h'T again, shail be reasuuLiy re-

v, ardeii.

i 'inrt hp rprpiip;

SSTSA, GXcOSSa I In respect to the Embellish rr cnts wli'u h A severe political conflict is approaching. ! appear in the work, the publisher bthews A "Aew Coalition" of factious men are ma- nn otlitr periodical has sucn a profus:oU n ing at Washington to accomplish their of elegant and expensive engravings. Exeseirisli ends at the hazard of their country'.-, cutt- in general by the first artists m the i ity peace, prosperity and honor. Extreme, hj w'11 suJTer npthmg by comparison have met. The Champion of an unreason- I hese form a considerable item in the liable TarifT. and the Author cf Nullification, j PeilSef f thc w"rk & in 0Re year, exceed hav ine no principle in common bat a restless 1 1 ie whf'le cos;k of Puh Jshmg some penod.ca.s ambition, are found united in their tfTrt to ' f 'r tl- of t'niC" the cnp'M!. baffle the President in his foreign r.egotu- i P" ice of which jsno lowti than the Caski-r. tions, kindle faction in our halUof leK:.sla-i The subjects ot the engrav ings w ill contu.'-C

tion. and fll our country with discontent and : w ueieu :oreroKi k.u is ... u..,.-

anarchv j iruishea characters; plates ct me newest it is time for the people to take the alarm' Fashions, both of Europe and America; The causeless rejection of our Minister to Views of American bCEXF-KY particuGreat Britain, was but the first overt act ot ,arly striking and interesting; ..atik.u.

as-mances ot his pjeihe intentiors tioir. Vienna, tbnt his troops are daily ap preaching closer to the French divi-d: n -at An-jt a, and his army materially incicisirg in number in that quarter. Thc Chamber of Deputies of Ft a ce Ins voted t he Budget of the Minister of 1 s. wi.hout anif ndoicrit. The cbo"lira sc.ins to liave rurcd them ol the c'i;.'i-.u-; dispoiition they hue hitl.eito f . i i " n . 1 he crnnt cial Irt'crs from ll.tvre 'iv t !;'.: thc alarm rained bv the t :-yt-

BENJAMIN BLANKENSH1P. ?iiv isi-i. n

We adv une our quotations according sa!"- win. h have been inmlt: at ." ct-

BAGtil.NG AND BALE ROPE mn-

ch ine. Fer good Kentucky bagging 1'. lO Bigs II ivana Cotiee, a U rt-: hale rope. Kentucky. ' I : cts. CO " Rio lU'TTL 1 . ( loslu'n is scarce and in lOO Bbls. Kcnhawa SAFP. fair lieiiuiid at .50 cts. per lb; We-tein, a fJ.C) S.diue do. lui o'ed frm.iuJ, and no change in price. 4.Q liegs B-.stcn Nails.

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this "Holy .illiance ' against every thing that is pure in our govern ent, and patrio

tic in its administration. It will soon he tollowcd bv others equally hostile to the interests of the people, and insulting to the President of their choice. Instead of devoting

themselves to the promotion ot j isuce.hui

inony and peace, a

History ; F.m 3 h oi d eh ing ; Foioigs ami

Domestic Architecture ; Botamca. Plants, and whatever other subjects, may be deemed calculated to instruct, interest and an. use. To inculcate so-jnd vir tuous precepts, anil

i euard the thouehtlcs against the snares c:

band of pohtical n.aria- wet; to lead the yoututul mind to the centre ?r,ei d.n Wnl..J templation ct thofe suohme and all inqu

irers i!i Congress are spending sleepless

nights and anxious days in dev i-Ai;g means to array against the President ail the seltKh avanciou?, corrupt, and corruptinir influences which pervade the Republic. With these thev hope to vanquish the conqueror

of Europe's bravest arnnts, and cIom; in ob-!

taut subjects which deeply affect his pros

perity; to give a tste for the rich, pleasirg nod beneficial enjoyments of literatuie and learning, and to hold out inducements for the voung to cultivate their powers and eniiili

their understandings with substantial n.t r-

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for ro-'d Wcsten:. P-ij a 11-5 T'.i- JuniatU Iron, CO Pd.ls. New Oi leans Sugar,

are dull at X;2 Bo.s Chewing 'tobacco,

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S'i cents to s'l HQ 1 s. Gunpowder and Y. II Tea,

lo B cv Turnbk'is. Which arc tf red fr sa!. by BUR'ICH HEBERD. Yh-e-.u.-s. Ma'.. SJ 1U-3.U.

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'''' Y 'niition, are mntteis which the i;ubiidicil loquv and disgrace, tne putlic careel i t a. a. . ,',-, , ir . . - . ,i - . . k;- -. n 'uus'she v. ill ever keep m vitw. lie n who ""has filled the measure ot his coun- . . , , ,. gratified in looking over las past Ubo-ir. to

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vyeeess; o o - - - - .

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czc:!it:,Ti?" Will our foreign

culated to deti act from the Ix-autv of o ti e.

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relations he better uinneu? Will oar laws! or 10 show v ice m a lc,s muiu - b- executed w ith inure fidelity and encrgv . tt rca.lv is. uthoim? Will our agricultuie, co:nn.ctcc Jy-Order. free cf .I nu-et .mil manufactures flourish moie? Will our ; pn.mpt attention. Persons at a cistance w national debt be sc-.ner naid? Is there hope find the mail a s ite ennwev-ner tor ciuuirC ihat the train of :utl;c ailair ki seiterF Uie weik -ai eu:lcauS remittances.