Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 26, Vincennes, Knox County, 4 August 1832 — Page 3
VINCENNE. A I 'OUST U . . i.i
iv.mw 'rno nrvpv'in,' (i wneai nasi
over for some time, and the crops
sifelv secured. In this ami llo adjoin-
in" iountv, it tin been abundant, and
be cn fire, and before any assistance j Tnn Boundary Question Wc sre could be tendered, she was completely t informed by ihe. National Intelligence!, enveloped in llame the hands on boai d lhat the injunction of secrecy has been makir," their escape with difficulty, butjiefnoved liom the proceedings which r1t .ririil'to relate, four persons, it is have bet n had in relation to the Maine
been
said of one iamiiy, passengers, were
consumed their burnt and mangled remams on bo3id the wreck yesterday i i . . . i
morning, presenting uuruu spec taut
Boundary question. The message ot ihe President, transmitting to the Sena'e the award of the King of Netherlands, as arhiitr between the United Slutes. and
NOTICE
JTS HEREBY CHVEX, that letter trs
tamenfarv have been granted to the
undersigned by the Clerk of Sullivan i jftlU m-.fiof County Court on the estate of Tim Har- i tiubuhrd
lis, ute ol Sullivan county, cccil
THE Saturday (Courier,
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Uic wtioai ui i.io i i v --- tin 0r suiietMg humanity, i nc lamny h i ureal unwm uu jiui ijui-mioii, wjs, h ap 0-in-T somethin;: like t3 lbs. to the bushel. - i to have consisted of a man, his wife, ! pears, referred to the Committee on
Or;
was tine, and pot in in pood order. cri J, and sister-in-law. The cause o Foreign Relations, who made a report.
Corn crops in some- places look well, and
in others there wnl be almost an entire
lad urc.
this dreadful calamity is yet a rnysteiy, but it should be investigated, ar.d a faithful account rendered, as far as practica
ble, by those entrusted with the guar-
strongly recommending "us acceptance, and concluding with a resolution to that
effect. On motion, that resolution was amended, by inserting the word "two
All
pcrmis indebted to said estate are noti
fied to iu .i i
tn .e navin chum to prese
authenticated, within ton mouths
Till; LAROEST AND CHEAPEST
fitr in the Uiited S:ztnt J3
rx'tru Saturday, nv
VVOObu AHD AM) SPRACG,
rirr o J, Taxable half ucciij mcdvar.ee.
;tke immediate payment, and , r111 P' P'dar journal is printed en an exin claim to present them dulv 1 lfa s,zc Atrial sheet, cf the largest di-
(V., 1 ensi'M. lucmims twenty ciqht caiumns ironi . r , i ,- - .
thi date. I he rotate believed to be ; rn ,.:,tM ,,Jfrp. of n . . . ... &
T Lope th" farmers of the couniv have ! dianship of the boat, as to the probable I thirds of the Sena'e concurting,'
Oi
An-. I, ls:v.. A
,,t r.uvrnftrn tbo -. Miri timo. ?inre cause of the accident, that at least pie-, woids to inai cicci. i ne lesolutton, as
nw h-!ed inviting them to meet at the! caution may be taken to prevent the oc- , thus amended, wa rejected, ho the
jrin of .Toh'i C. Clark, in this place, on
Saturday the 11th instant, fr the purpose of forming an Agricultural Society. The object is laudable, and no doubt will be nutnenitislv attended.
Tnr, R.vx;r.R-. Capt. Ccrkc's company marched from their camp near this place, on S.mday ihe 21;li e.lt. for Chicago. Captain Ftms company reached Indianapolis on the V-tiih, proceeding to the tame point. May health and success attend them.
cunence of the like in future. Human j ward has not b?en acctpud with the adlifc is not thus to be spotted with in the j vica and consent ol the Senate. A re courte of two or thtee weeks, six per 'solution was subsequently parsed, by a
sons hav- been burnt to death at our pub lie landing, arid hatdly has a satisfactory
answer been obtained as to the cause ot ubj ct.
those accidents they pass by almost unnoticed, and seem to be now considered as mere matter of course.
majority of the Senate approving 'he in
Mitm'sou o' fuither ntgociaiiuns on the
3
The. ill
I 1 V
SEor.uurrcJfU
I he war Colonel Field, who arri ved in town on Sstuiday lat, (says the
I Inve been authorized to announce. V andalia V big ot 25th auly,) onngs in-
"Villiam Kai'i;!! as a candidate for Coun- telftgcncc from the army as la'e as the
t Cornmissioiiar at the approaching election.
MISSOURI UF.PURL1C "S-E.rtra. I Sr. Lot is, ,ig 1. 18 J. 3 DF.FKAT OF THK INDIANS!
the arrival, lat night, of the Steam-
fkom Tin: Ltrisi.A aovkrtiskk, of Jllv 11, SV2. SUGAR We have deemed it nere.-sa-ry to alter ot:r quotations, aecordinj tr actual sales; wo quote on plantation ; a .";; in the ejty f' a fii. demand limited. MOLASS!;.S Tiio transaetions ntw nceurrin are in small Sots at our quotalions, 2ii a 25 ets. in the citv. A great
Fhe nuh'icaticn of the Courier was ccrn-
2t It ! menced in Anril last, since which time it has
- - - received a patronage so u irxarr.p.lcd that more than seven thousand Cf'fiies are now
' t ivt i il ii u. ft-1- i v 1 1 ri ii w ti r.il i.inr r.r rir
undersiciittl, have takon LV:tl.., Stat... This fact, which 1ms i.o !a-
out letters of administration with ;ra!lcl in the annals f the pcriwiical t.nss . 1 . m ... ! W
ini;eed upon ttie estate ot 1 j will show i!ie li'cli estuiiation in xhich the
mas l). iSerr, late s:irvi inj partner of. Courier is every where held; at. d that the ihe late him of T. I). HKRRV vV C J Sin,e ratio of it. create will cr-uth.ue. wiay late of Knox couniv, dee. -aod all ,.r- t'"1 '' he presumed, inasmuch as sit.ee the in.L.i.to.l , .i ' . . .1 i commencement of the present month, r.earon ltuiei'tcd to the said estate, or to the , i 1 . , r. n i i - i- . lv one thousand new names ha-c been adlate nrm, will ph-ase make immediate j tka U) tlle subscription lit. pavment; and nil those who hae claim; The Co uritr possesses advantage over all
I. . 4 J aiianwt enlifr, are requested to tile lheni ! other weekly newspapers. Its iurrense size
dui authenMateil according to law. The; admits f the-greatest po-ibe variety, and estate in ot.r opinion is solvent. The e.e- j ,ts ce-ntcnts furnish an cxiu i- . useful, i.o-c:t.-x i.einj m.lh..ried to continue ,l0 , vtl. etr.t rtairdng and instructbx ....secliany.
st.-iv-ne-.. wi (ii,..,se oi the STOi'k' """ lm8 ,
' i i . . . ... . . i . . . - . ' iv i' r- w .
illicit in e, uv. ii is an s, i w -1 ,
10th inst. At that time the troops were within a days' march of fort Wir.nebago;
4. or.goue5, i, u,e eu.n.3,ou.w uY -" ' quar.tit v of sour remains on plantations. Alexander and Henry, were proceeding; FLOrJrvin first haml, lho stock is to that point. General I osey s b, igade ; jte of anJ gou h,d been ordered to return to tort Ham j a , nd exi particularlv
ntcn i ne oaua, on c . oy y & afl advanpc oq om. minprisin- a veinnel Iwir.g had also received oiders ttf,t:rtnsi. ,lf, ' nill,to r, flM n r, ... r?- -
cn hand at reduced trices
.1. W. RERRY, W. W. Hi'l'T, Kxiciitnrs Vinrennf, Jnlv
NCW SFRLVvi AND SUMMER GOODS. A
M) SUMMER a
y HIIE Subscribers have just received
A their SPRIN'i
hoar F.nternrise. frm Galena, letters were
received in town, giving an account of a b it- I return to Dixons 1 he march ol the army , .
tie that was fought by the Mounted Troops, j for se veral da) s previous had been attend
under tiie command of Gen. 1) dg- and the
main b-.dy of the Ifdians, after a close pur f iit of one huadred miles. The. Indians it appears were n. thing their way towel ds the Misissrpi ,with the intention of crossing, but bv ii:g closely pursued they were compelled to i n line in the direction of the Wisconsin, wita a view of taking refuse n an i-dand in th t river, or of crossing, fust the Wisconsin rii;d tluis train tiaie survicieat to make a safe
retreat across the Miisippi. They were however ovci taken at thvr "isconsin, and after an hour's fighting were completely cb -leatd, and no doubt woull have been all cu! to irces had not the darkness of night enabled tliem to esrape. The army is still in pui s lit, and from the starved condition of the Indians, they will doubtless be again overtaken. The following letter from Gen. Dodge to Capt. Lnomis, will give the particulars cf the fight: Camp Wisconsin, July 22d, 1832. 5 Wc met the enemy yesterday near the Wisconsin river, anil opposite the old Sock Village, after a close pursuit of near 100 Miles. Our loss was one man killed and
citrht wounded; from the scalps taken by the Winnebagnes, as well as those taken by the whites, and the Indians carried from the field of battle, we must have killed about .0 of them, the number of wounded not iinown.; we can only judge from the number killed, that many were wounded. From their crippled situation, I think we must overtake them, unless they descend the Wisconsin by water. If you could place a field -piece immediately on the Wisconsin th.it would command the river, you might prevent their escape by water. Genl. At!:iason will arrive at the Blue Mounds on he 24th with the Regulars and a detachment of mounted men. I will cross the Wisconsin to-morrow, and should the enemy retreat by land, he will probably attempt crossing some twenty miles above Prairie duChieu; in th t event, the mounted men would want some boats for transmit ting their aims, ammunition and provision. If vou could procure for us some Mackinaw boats in tb.i event, as well as same provisions and supplies, it w ould greatly facilitate our views. Excuse gnat haste. 1 am with great respect, Your ob't serv't II. DODGE, Col. Com. Michigan Mounted Volunteers.
J'rm the Cir;c:n:ii'i idvertiser of July 25. Destructive fire On Monday morning last, about one o'clock, a fire was discovered in the finishing establish ment of Mr. Powell, on Front St., near
ed with almost ur.s rmoutitable difheu - I
WtliSJvEY A smull supply remains
articles, to which they respectfully invite
the attention of thhir friends and purcha
n;i hr.tifl tho I'lintiirv 1 .-ronm I ! v liirt.-... 1 1 , - fi.i-.... s.fTi.t.
:f-a' t!i riMiiitrv ;mr vvhirn thev naSaCCl ... , . f "
........ . , v . . i- i uii ci v nivniri'iiu teiii.'
taljons; we
gallon.
FORK-
quote
o 1
a
cents
pet
was nearly an unbroken ywamp; horses
and men were much fatigued, and in many instances rendered incapab'e ol
1 : ir , . , i m demand at an advaneo on our last quocommg sca-ce, and from that, and other . . rn
-Mess insnected is scarce and
causes, much dissatU'action prevailed,
particulaily in Gens. Posey and Alexander's brigades.
Ail hope of immediately overtaking;
bid Prime inspected has slightly impro
ved, and sales are effected at sV M a sv'
wholesale and
retail. P.URT(,il v'C HE13ERD
Vin-ennes, Mu -5. 1SJ',
l'KlSI'Vi'Tl s OF A NEW VOLUME.
7f per bbl; other description without j r (; "l of LUvr,xhtrv, Yit ar.d Sc;,ti
ill.
ij.iiu; te continue loruier iuies,
few sales have occurred this
ii-"( r! ! t ihpc h-ri flefl nnrihwanl .
.11 :i.i .i ..tkt.. I''111 very
at the Chippeway countrv. I hey a! ?fn Ct' ' - Tr , supposed to be in great distress, and ; lCONmcmuati Hog rnnnd in hard pressed for provisions; evident lws Purchasers at an ad- . ! vanee on our last prices, the h A sales et-
snrns a luiai iLr ai men ciiwiiutiiiins .
tood
on the bail; of trees, and roots dug from Miudlinos nre m better dernard bat, last
(noticed, liams and
dull.
J?Iiouuiers
remain
COFFEE The market ofTrs no p-
the ground; feeble old men and womtn ; were found, at almost all their stopping ; nlif-oc fh.nrr T?nrt; River, left to nerish!
with hunger, or to die by the hands ol iwtmiity tor remark,; plenty on h,nd,
their pursuers, an expedient which they I
never adept but when driven to the
and limited demand.
CORN Is verv scarce; a4 the Levee
for th.'l!fil in ti'i (.nchol m-i'L-e. i . ill
greatest extremities. 1 ... ..... ... ,r. . ... Col. Field also confirms the painful idrS ,ots is askc1; in l'dr 6l l1'
.(l!;nnr.o t-xir-f.-if nt r-rriirrl. that ftan'Ol.
that
Col. Dunn, of Golconna, had been dangerously wounded. As clTicer of the
day. Co'onel Dunn was visiting the out- ! posts of the camp early on the morning j of the 7:h instant, to relieve the guard; ', as he approached the last sentinel, with j
out hailing, the latter fired on him. and , jsCT the ball took effect in the gioin Colo- j nel D had been bro't as far as Dixon's,
o"i bis way home; it was thought, how. ever, that he could proceed no farthto; his surgeon and attending friends had but little hope of his recoveiy.
Candidates Department.
?'.', (A Alont.'itij 1 riou'Cid.)
Each number containing 4S n. i'ul octavo fiu'ea of I iter fir ens, embellished ivi'.'i at lcu.-t Cof'it'uate, and .several iv'j'jd ei frrax hiis. and one or more f::- cet- if rnutic. The nvcrk forma at the t nd of the year a volume of ah' lit f00 .ags, to which an ticvuh i evi'raved title jiae and a general index art added. 1,MIE number of valuroes of the Caskkt
Criticisms, &c; notices c fth. fine arts, Hu
mour; Sporting Anecdotes; ""ketches f Lifi and Manners; Police Repor ; Prices Current of the grai t market; Foreign ai.o Domestic intelligence, of th-.- latest dates; ..i.d an abstract 2c summary of all matters which may possess iuteest for the general rcacer. The Littrary Deficrtm -nt of the Cciuir is watchfully superintend d, and no article is admitted which dots not p 'SM.fs j use merit. One hundred dollars were piid for
a Prize Tale which was published m tnis paper on the 7th of January, and other inducements have been effrred to secure original contributions. Am-'tig the voluntary correspondents cf the Courier are Miss Leslie, (author of several publications, whic h have been highly applauded by American and European critics;) Richard Penn Su ith, the celebrated Dramatist, Novelist, aial
! Mvi-iazinc writer; Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz,
lt-im jt'ac accomplished author of the prize-ti agcdy, De Lara;" Miss Bacon, the fatr w i iter oitlie pathetic "Love's Martyr," &c. And .many tiiers whose names arc equally C.s-
tirguished; besides a number, whose prokUictii tis under fictitious signatures, have elicited general approbat n. In the selection i f literary matter, tho pn'mshers ct the Courier have extensive fa-
c.unes. l heir exchange u&t mciunt s tr.c
most valuable American journals; & among vi'her periodicals which they receive from abroad iDay !;e specially enumerated Ibdwer's t ew Mon'hly, Campbell's idttropt litan. prazer's M;,g'Zioe, Lender Li'tiaty (iasettc. Klaokwo'.d'f L.. Kelle Aer.i5:h-e. rov'ii of l-u' hi ci'., .mo th-: United Service
, I Tl I. ,,.;,. t T.r TT -
il J( II llfl . 4 111 I C ( II II l-l 1. . At . " .
fi. which have already been pvilished. :.-d I VI:I? ,;.cv :,-c ilso iji.. ,ic-i wit i "ha tr.c faithfulness and putiCtu ility of the pub- j c,iCt.st KcHin p-Mjers. i .cludiee tr.c 2 !iu
usher m tulhlhng his contracts wjtn his pat- , , evil's Lif- h Loud.-a tir. ic!.s, in respect to rbeir consents, are sef- ticn of tl-e Ccuritr s ar iM Cri'cd
....- i.i ..i . .il f ...
hcieiit, vvitu tnose at all act-uamted vvmi the ; xo yrtiu'-- 2?:
p:ii i:
...1 .. ,
w to . 1
Aork, to show its true chaiucter. t!.,. S.i-th wl r rcla'c- tr the'! "uif.
I'be constantantlv increasing pati-ona:e ! jects f th-i- l.ii .- - !rtr'vbi"ed as t f'.en as bestowed on the Caskkt, has enabled t.e j i iivo;'t.r ve?;ar-". o v ir.-'ty v. ill a'-.i.i. Depublisher to make considerable iu.prov e- ; "! i;it:Ar.s i favorite t.ot :es, be:! idigrte, ments in the vvoi k. Its t pogi aphical ap- pf i U.i induce ...'(! .i-j;eai tmce. accojapat "-tl
Liicnov:::::::sixTH a i'Gt; st, 1331
S'.hpyi
For LegishtineV,l.. I ML1NSON DAVID S BONN Ell.
fT. WM. 1.. I H:KS
AHUM. WFM F VLL
SEN EC ALMV JOHN PUR CELL JOHN R. LAPLANTE Commissioner. DAVID Mc HENRY
.v
Scuructiwau i3rintr
peal auceis murli changed for the btttt r, and
the contents are much enriched, lie believes that the volume now proposed, vv'dl not be exceeded in respect to typographical execution, the quantity ar.d quality of the engravings, and the value of the contents, by any other periodical; and he safely assert u to be the cheapest publication of the kind in the count! y.
i'. il;, cngvav eo i - caesses. a:e occa'. . y given, in lUinishin r.ich, as: ; -: ir.e is to cured from sC" eral d'sV.nguishe.4. srr t -.neu. In prcpai "r.g ti'. contct'ts of the Courier, strict rean'- .- pad t- A't-c:'.. Ail foreign intelligence, uy t. the latest dates invariibly given; and wbvoe.ver apvtsi rt por-
! rant matter may i j-nte it, an cxti v i.I tieblis'ie:'. The summary cf oomc-t' r.f-
The report in re'.ation to the suspen- j On0 of Hol)(1, lniUstrious habits, and a sion of Genl Posey (sas the same pa- sno( workman, who will be content with per,) for misconduct in ofhet , proves to j flloder0tc wapes, can have a permi'ieot he incouect We find in the Herald ol j citu.u;on i,v making immediate -piiliea-the 13. h the following correction f a tj0n atthiaofiiee. EL1HU STOLT.
The facilities for obtaining suitable articles I tVl' s i ' n'orc 'nj-lcte, corrc-t and fed1 and fur this work have of late much increased j dodu s a greater extent ;.::d v :.r ctv ,. ;ac.. f iim i;.,.rai.v umI,!;,-',;,,,,. f i formation than can be found in p.t,y otr.c ta-
i AUiK -i i;iv- . v. 1 1 . v i j rutii o iivii i v i Europe ate regularly received at the office of the Caskkt, as well as the prominent American periodicals. Prom both selections are made with much care. To secure a suf
ficient quantity of original jiattf.r, and
Deer Crce
statement pieviously made in that pa
per, and copird in our last: "We are gratified in having it in our
power to correct the statement nradejn our last paper in relation to the alleged
misconduct of Gen. Posey, lie did not,
as we then stated, tcfuse to pursue the
!
f n - m 1 1 j
emeus.
Ladies and Gentlemen of Yin . . ... . r . 1 1 . .
cennes and us vicmiri are respecu.uiy
'formed that a CIRCUS will be opened
in thW town tor FOUR DAYS (J.XJA.
Indians immediately after their skirmish : conimencing on Wednesday the Sth of Auwith Col. Dement, but followed their ; gUt inst. when will be brought forward a trail until it was found impossible to i variety nf overtake them, when he returned to ' GYMNASTIC, THEATRICAL AND
which snread with treat
rapidity, and the building was almost Kellogg's Grve. Genl Posey's sus ! EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES, mn.nmfd hefore the fire engines bad ; pension was stated on the authority of ;r Doors onen at 1 o'clock net forman
time to reach the spot, but iheir timely j several volunteers who passed through to commence at i past one, P. M. Also at interference prevented much losstwo this place, at diflVrent limes, from the earlv candle light. L ame buildings on either side of the fac- j at my, and was generally believed to be dmittance 50 cents.-Chddren unt a i i .1, irnirprt" uer 12 years of age, halt price.
ory vvcre neany eiesnucu, uui mi.
per, as in addition to a condensed s'aie : et r of localities, a synopsis of passing eveis 11 alt parts of the country, is regularly prcpaled and published. In order that those who lov e tolatigb, may f i c i -. .:.!. ,.t, . .v .
to enable men of talent to prosecute their la- m,u matter iar mcir .nu m. eaea i.u .ici
hours with success, cc contribute to ad vane i contains me.anSe o.
the literature and science of our own country the publisher gives a compensation to his correspondents, commensurate to the support he receives. In respect to the F'mbeliish'rcats which appear in the work, the publisher believes that no other periodical has such a profusion of elegant and expensiv e engravings. Executed in general by the first artists in the city they will suffer nothing by comparison These form a considerable item in the expenses cf the work, and in one year, exceed
the whole cost of publishing some periodicals i
for the same length of time, the subscription, r- i , .i i g .
once or wmcn isno lower nun uie. v askt. The subjects of the engravings will continue to be as heretofore Portraits of distin
yuished characters; plates of the xkwkst
mage otherwise to the property adjacent
-was inconsiderable. Y e regret, how
ever, to state, that the extensive stock j
of Mr
cot rect
Indian murders On Wednesday morning last, (says the Cass County
Powell in the factory suffered I imcs or juiy i; a pa.iy oi rouawau
materially, his loss being estimated at j mies, who nad encamped at the mouth nearly 5,000. Some valuable steam ol Eel River, got into a drunken froltck, creines in a finished state, and ready for i and one of the men got off. tided at hi ekiivery, castings and expensive moulds, : squaw, and it seems that nothing would w-th several cr.ests of valuable tools be- ; satisfy him but the forfeit of her life; !n.;tiM!. K.irkmpn. ivrre desttov- he seized his hmfe and gave the fatal
fcH n.l n thete was no insurance on the stab: it entered under her rig
property, the loss will fall heavy on Mr. and penetrated to the heart. 1 he bar P There is every reason to believe dened wretch had scarcely tfDctcd his that this was the work of sn incendiary, purpose until he met the late he meritas there had beet, no fire in the premi- ed the avenger was at handwe undertfS 5ince six o'clock cn the Saturday stand th.t a squaw, related to the one he
had just murdeied, seized a iomanaK, and huiicd it in his head. We need not
For j.crticulars, sec tills of the day.
MNn smoking allowed in the Circus. Au.4. 1852.
some of which is illustrated by an engrai.i
executed by a skilful artist. The Editorial Department embraces reviews of new publications; notices of the fine arts, tec; remarks on general topics;
descriptions cf public improvements, amuse
ments, ccc; discusMons ct i-uitabie subjects, dramatic criticisms, c!cc. This department has been, and will continue to be, conducted in a spirit of the most fearless independence. Whatever comes fairly within observation, shajl be frankly dealt with, and no station or influence will deter the prompt and decided expression of unbiassed opinion. Felice Reports occupy a share of atten-ti-n. These are prepared by a skilful person, engaged expressly for that purpose; and as'the materials are gathered from .u-
ithentic sources, their general accuracy may
Fashions, notn or r.uiope ana amenca; , . . , r .... . ... f Tn arrarcin-thern
Views ov American Sckxkrv. particu- i f. thf. rPr)nrtPr combines faceti-
, v i fiusness vvith fact, and so constructs the nar-
larlv striking and interesting; Natural i
History ; Lmbpoidkring ; i: orkig.v and Domestic Afchiiectuke; Botanical
ratives, that in
r..cst instances thev will be
fTHKE public, are cautioned acainet hnr2 , i . - . vi n !
she ha
found txtttn.ely graphic ar.d div trticg, with
1 ...I . .1 . U '. . . 1
I LASTS, ana wn.ucver oaier suujea is may , v.-.,h.f.,. ,.r,ibce. of truth
be deen-.ed calculated to instinct, interest i " and amuse. ! n rc' t,tl" Saturday Courur professes to '".' , . . . , i be the largest, thrapest, most di-ersifa d,
..miiiv,,.,.., r.. ; pnf, ..... xr ,st,!!r!u.,. wept v newsna-
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J ' . ... , i . p i ITliaiAl UIC lllOUgilllCM cl,ail-l. VHV. liaiu yjt houri:i2 or crediting my wile 31AK-; . 1 , h vmUht)ll mind to the con-
I . L i
j per i-sued fron the American press. '1 he
riblishers claim for its ccntcnts a caa: acter
T A PA I Ml .? mv nr.'-iinn . shf ha- . . c .1. ..ti- 1 ..11 ; .
V1 , V V 1 ,! Vm!, len,pi'r "7 " 7 - -Z U vigorous originality. iuhrious sf iectiuo. vm.T ott me hod and tH)aru Oil the l.lllitint uihifrtii wuri dt-oolv affect hlOtOS-t . - .....
, I l"u: -""j'-v - - . ' xtetisiv;.-y:-t ..ty. and iiiteres'uctiau, .u:.a instant, without any provocation. I am ! penty; to give a taste tor the rich, pleasing . , r:ui c'otcn-.norary
1 1 , v., tiioreiore ueicrmiueu u tun ,a'11-, illl i V1 -j-v
irnrcrfri iiiiiii i i.c i v 1 .1 11 . - ' . ,
IV V, H I V. I V U . T
debt of her contract inn. MARK PALMER. VvashinTton, Julv 1L Jt-,'k
evening preious.
TAIlBH up
"BY Isaac Cox, of Plumer Township,
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two unfortunite individuals lost their by him, to prevent such difl.cuilics and ti:er happed uow n a :naii pot in her ,hv wwd tlom the lahou, of close study , Fives and now we are called upon to re- their consequences, yet wc see they can- huvhead, 1 I hands hih; no other mart; j wllich rrflcsh the understanding, and give a cord 'the melancholy catastrophe, of the not be prevented, and we give it as our p"ice:vahlo: appraid to s by .lames 2tt l0 graver and more i-npertant compos P, .rhos. -.ni.in.r f. om a like opi'd m. that as long as the Indians arc Lan- and Ewe-I Barker, this 3rd day v t tions.
cause On yesterday tnort.iog, about l votrcc 'o live neignoors 10 tor wions, , - j Orders, nee ct t'-ae, will mee o'clock, the phtcbus, occupying nearly they will not only qnuul a oong them-! true copy trom nv hok ot Lstray. nroml,t attention. Persons at a distance wdi t'e saiie position as did the Po tsmoutii scUt s, but with our citizens also. they j .KHN F. NLALL, J. i I h,,d the :n.d; a sab c.invy.mce foroidenn
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