Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 25, Number 41, Vincennes, Knox County, 1 November 1834 — Page 3
CGCgDQTJ SU3TJ VFNCNNES. NOVEMDER 1, 1S31. The Probato court of this county commences on Monday next.
An article in the first pane of thisdav's ra per, upon the subject of Roads and Canal?, merits an attentive reading by every citizen.
Robert Lucas, the democratic candidate for Governor in the state of Ohio, has been re elected. New Jersey. The Democratic ticket for members to Congress, and to the state Legislature, have succeeded in New Jcrey by Inrge majorities. Georgia. The Democratic ticket has Fucceeded in Georgia, and Nullification has been strangled in that state. The Wabash river commenced rising a few days ago, and rose several feet, it is now falling. Wak mitii Fkanck. It is probable from (he latest indications that the French government will not fulfil the late treaty negotiated by Mr. Rives, whereby the long delayed compensation was stipulated to our merchants for spoliations committed years ago, upon American commerce by French vessels. It is rumored that the American Minister (Mr. Livingston)
nas 6igmtieu to our government his desire to b .recalled and to withdraw from a iccne of prevarication and bad faith. We hope the President will carry out his favorite maxim of "demanding nothing but vhat ts rtght and si'hmitting to nothing that is xvko.nu." Xaskcillc Banner. The people of western Ohio have the promise of deriving from the Miami Canal a benefit even greater than that which it will confer as a means of commercial intercourse. The whole country through which the northern section of this canal will pass for a distance of one hundred miles, although very fertile, is so remarkably destitute of water power that it is almost an uninhabited wilderness. An Ohio paper states, that by diverting the head waters of the great Miami to tho north, and laying up the flood waters of the St. Mary's river and other small streams in large "reserviors, and discharging the whole through thccanal northward by a descent of three hundred feet, a water power will be produced capable of working from one hundred to one and fifty pairs of large mill stones, or other machinery re
quiring a power to that extent. The. whole length of the Miami Canal will be about two hundred and fifty miles. The southern section, from Cincinnati to Dayton, a distance of sixty-five miles, is completed, and already the State of Ohio receives an annual revenue of five thousand dollars from the water power, although only a mall portiouof it has been as yet leased. Bait. Amer. From the St. Louis Farmers $ Mcch. Adv. We see by the paper published at Columbia, in this State, that a company of Santa Fe traders have just returned; and brought with them TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SPECIE, (success to all such importations. LATEST FROM JAMAICA. By the schr. Palestine, Capt. Wilson at this port from Jamaica, we have received files of Jamaica papers to the 17th September. The island is evidently in a feverish and unsettled state. And the same may
!e said of all the British West Indies.
gallantly defended for two hours, until the arrival of. tho Leoneses, who promptly succored and protected the lives and property of all the strangers." LATEST FROM EUROPE The packet ship Brittania, Captain Marshall, from Liverpool, furnishes dates to the Oth of September, and the 1st. from London. In Spain the troops of Carlos and the Queen had two or three skirmishes but the movements of Zumnlacarreguy betray loss of strength and confidence. Galignani's Messenger of the 20th of August, contains information, said to be derived from a letter of the 23th from Bayonne, which says, a terrible battle was fought on the 22d, between one of the principal columns of Rodil and El Pastor, and theCarlists of Biscay, near Liquieto. The Queen's troops proved victorious driving their opponents into the sea 2000 perishing by the sword. It was reported that the foreign battalions in Portugal were about to enter Spain to join the Queen's force . Hostilities have been commence! between the Sultan and Pacha orHaypt. It is expected that Russia will takepart in the campaign, being bound to the Porte by a treaty offensive and deffensive. A public dinner was given to Earl Grey atEdimburgh on the 15th of September. The crops of Great Britain and Ireland were favorable. Riots had occurred in several pa( of
Ireland; a constable had been kilir at Daliinaughty. At Callar, the police XTed on the people; killed one and wounuVd two.
sue was not known, but Brigadier Ilerranz was killed, and tho Count de ViaManucl, a Spanish grandee, was taken prisoner by the insurgents. TheCarlists have conveyed to Lumbier a great quantity of rations, under escort of four companies of the ninth battalion. The celebrated Convent of Aranzazu was set on
making many trips in a year. This is j common report belied the parson or not, truly a most extraordinary increase of the result was the same, and many a hard
joke, both sly and open, was passed oil at
trade in less than twenty vears. Stcarn
bats have been first introduced on the Mississippi in 1817. A part, but in pro
portion to the whole, a small part of ihi
EJOTZCS 5S hereby given, that th on?crtijTi has taken out Letter of Admii.Ulra.
i ti.m on the rstatc of Jonathan Parkrr, (lata occas- f iko comtv, state of Indiana.) dee'd
his expense.
Ayoungunn, a neighbor of hi, wish
ing iu is ycar 1:1 uwn i irrum wa.i i-lk0 ro.intv. State of n(,SMtJ.j
increase must rc ascnoeu to the growth tt ; ion an.i having none t his own, went t i'l'j, ,5e having claims against said tttat population; and moreover the growth ofiak the loin ol tho parson scs J.cl,' luill nrint ilmm !-"t iM.-n,.t, r
fire. The church, the vestry, the library j population has itself been vastly accelera- j said the go.nl naturcd nun, Sou muit re- 'adjustment, and th. e iode". trd'tothe am' v
ted by the trading facilities nii.irucu by ( member to return them mm.- ! wilt make immediate pavment. The elsteamboats. Baltimore American. I Sartinly,' returned Joel 1M fetch them 't.tc u ;.nni-r.! in l in- Ko. t "
i . .. . : '
jnomc rigut uw.ty, as un ascver I in cone I HENRY BRENT)
It is reported that the town ol fcantajWi;h cm, and tint 1 : c to-ra rro .v evening, Martha, in the province of Terra Firma,jif nothing happens.'
live vigilance of the French authorities, ! Columbia has Leen totally sunk by an j Toe parson locked out for his boots on the insurgents have contrived to arm and ! earthquake. ;tho mrrow;but thev di I n t cur.ic. It
and tho hospital, became a prev to the flames. It was a column of pescteros who set fire to it. Extract of a letter of the 21th u't., from Bavonr.c: "Notwithstanding the ac-
Cholera was abating at Dublin, where it had been very destructive. Admiral de Riguy, it was reported, was about to be united to an American lady with an income of 400,000f. per annum. The Portuguese Cortes was opened on
j the 14th, with a speech from the thaajie,
by Dm Pedro, congratulating theneVqde on their success, and goes over he"rhU gronnd, as usual in such cases, which cd to tho happy issue; calls attention to the consideration of these questions; "1st. Whether tho regency ought or ought not to be continued during the remainder of the Queen's minority? 2dly. to take the proper steps that her Majesty may marry some foreign Prince. It would he also necessary to fix the amount of the force by sea and land, conformably to Art. 15, Sec. 10, of the Constitutional Charter, having respect to the circumstances and internal state of tho country, and not losing sight of the peculiar situation in which the neighboring and allied
nations be placed, where a prince pretending to the throne, is come again to revive the almost extinguishing flames of civil
war
Mr. O'Connell has addressed another letter to the people of Ireland, dated Derrynane Abbey, August 25th, in which he proposes that there be formed in each county of Ireland "A Liberal CIijV principally for the following purpose:. 1st. To suppress agrarian critfrT?sand
outrages
4 i w
-0
To suppress by legal means, and
to punish by due course of law, the members of Orange Lodges, and all other Orange criminals. 3J To procure by legal Jo constitutional means, the total extinction of tithes, in nature as well as name. 1th. To attend to the elective franehise throughout Ireland, so as to secure tiv; return to parliament of "friends to Ireland:' 5th. To advance and secure the res
toration ot a domestic Lesrislature'-to v
land.
London, August 20. Letters from
V-
vcrpool say, that the letters ' received in
The negroes generally refuse to work, or j Liverpool on Saturday from the United work just as it suits them. Though no ac- i States, countermanded all th- orders that
tua! outbreak or disturbance has taken j ':1J been previously given, but which replace, the universal disposition seems to i m lined unexecuted, for the shipment of be to throw off all restraint. j gold to tho United States. Demerara is in the worst condition in j S.vNoa vTr, Aug. 27. Dreadful Cathis respect There they have disturban-1 tastrophc. A dreadful accident occurred ccs in addition to the determined idleness off D ner, at a quarter past fix this morof the negroes. J umg. The Chameiion, a very large reveThe lato earthquake was felt through j nue cutter, was lying-to about half a mile out the Island of Jamaica, though no sen- j from the shore, when the Castor frigate.
ous loss was occasioned by it. Alexandria Gazette. FROM SOUTH AMERICA. By the brig Julia, the editors of the New York Gazette have received from their correspondent, the following highly interesting letter. "Cautooo, Aug. 31, 1S34. 'In the province of St. Salvador, a scene of revolution and bloodshed has occurred which will stamp infamy upon the character of the President he sent to Guatemala for troops, under the pretext of security for the Congressional authorities, when, it
was actually tor the purpose ol cntorcuig j .-loonrai mine invns, who came his own uilv machinations, and compel Hover post, and took the commander
coming from the Downs to Porthmouth, ran her down with twenty-nine men below every one of whom were drowned. Perhaps a mare extraordinary accident never occurred. It was broad day-light. The frigate must have had the cutter in full sight for seven miles, and she bore straight upon her, under her topgallant sails, going with a spanking northerly breeze, from 12 to 14 knots an hour, took the cutter full midships, and drove her to the bottom in an instant, with scarcely a shock to herself. Three hands on the deck of the cutter leaped overboard, and were saved. An express was sent off to the
to of
the Senate, who are an enlightened and lbe Irigaie into custody, whore he rmit
patriotic set of men as wclune in our re-; remain tnl a court martial is held. As public, to act in consonance to his views u may imagine, it has caused a great and feelings finding it impossible to ( sensation here. Most of the men in the compel theSenate to swerve from the path ! cutter were aslee; in their berths, having of rectitude and the best interests of the ; j 't come t-tf night duty. -
nation, he has dissolved the Congress audi Staix. I he Indicatcur of Boraifx attacked and taken the chief, or St. Mar-(of the 20th ult., received bv express ci-i
tin governor of St. Salvador, and now h.is! tains the following: ,The disembara-
him prisoner, and no doubt he wul share tion of arms Irom D itch ships
the fate of to i manv who have saeribeed ! been rendered impracticable by the Bloc
personal feelings for the good of the re- kade of the coast of Biscay, the insur public. Thus, you see, at once, the Pres- i gents who had quitted Navarre for the ident bids defiance to the constituted au-, purpose of aiding this measure, hae been thorities and is now to be considered in no - obliged to return to their former pct riis. other light than that of a Dictator. ; They are again in the vicinitvW or "The revolution in the province of Ni- j frontier, in hope of being able to-tWwrrT caragua has ceased the Leoneses troops powder, arms, and provisions. Z imal.larattucked Menaqua on the Gih inst. (about ! reguy, despairing of his cause, had join2000 strong) and nf;crau action of three ed Don Carlos; and having concentrated hours, compelled Flores, commanding the all his disposable forces, had manifested
Grenadian troops 1500) to retreat v nh ! an intention of risking battle before the
send into the field two other newly formed
battalions, the 0th and 7th of Navarre. 'The sth has just received a part of its armament, and will soon be filly equipped, so ihat the pretender ha now under his orders 23 battalions of the four provinces, which are devoted to him, but the precise number of each is not known. This accounts for the rare prudence of General Rodill. who not withstanding the immense superiority of his resources, has not dared to strike a decided blow." TURKEY. ConstantinoplCy Aug. 1. The important facts 1 have had in my late communications occasion to record, were of a nature to lead you to anticipate a fresh rupture between the Sultan and Mehcmet Ali; to-day I have to inlorm you that this event has taken place. With one accord both parties have "cried havoc, and let slip the dogs of war.' At the head of ali his disposable troops, the governor ofEgypf, under pretence of quelling the insurrection in Syria, and rescuing his son from the critical position to which, as he gave it out, tho victorious insurgents had reduced him, has landed in th it country and completed his preparations fra new campaign. Upon receiving information of the explosion of events it had for some time been intent in preparing, the Porte greedily seizes this opportunity, which the exaggerated reports transmitted had indu
ced it to consider as highly favorable to the furtherance ot its designs, to vindicate its injured rights, and hurries on as many regiments of the guard and of the line as the safety of Constantinople allows her to spare, to reinforce the army Redschiltl Mehemct Pasha has collected at Sivas. The lleet is to sail in two days hence. Constantinople, August 5. A Tartar, arrived a few days ago from Sivas, brought despatches from Reschild Mehemet Pasha, announcing the death of Ibrahim Pasha. According to this statement tho Commander-in-Chief of the Egyptian army, after being defeated by the insurgents from Zaplooz, was obliged to take refuge, with a detachement con
sisting of a few hundred men, in a small i
fortress, which after a desperate resist
ance, was taken by storm. Ibrahim was taken alive by the enemy, and put to
death in the most barbarous manner. After cutting off his hands and feet, t lie Arabs tied him over the mouth of a loaded cannon, and by firing it, put a termination to his suffering and existence. 'This information produced the greatest satisfaction to the Sultan, and excited at Court as well as at the Porte a joy which could not be controlled. Numerous ail forwarded to Rescind from Syria, and signed by the most influential men in the country, were at the same time transmitted to the Porte. After an enumeration of the vexations to which Ibrahim has subjected them, thev implore tho assitancc of the S il fan'stroops, declaring it their determination to . . t
raise in mass against ineir oppressors, ns soon as the providential interference they solicit shall arrive. Another letter directed from Syria, confirming the death of Ibrahim, was sent three days ago to the palace. 'This concurrence of testimony left no doubt in the Sultan's mind that the information was correct, and induced him to issue the most pressing on'rs fur the departure of the Regiments appointed to the reinforcement of the army under the command of Red-
scliild Pasha. Yesterday morning a regiment of the Imperial Guard was embarked for Kara Missal. It is to proceed thenco to loonia, where the troop-, marched from Constantinople and to establish their
headquarters. The following circular addressed bv Boghoz Bev to the different Consuls at Alexandria, and of which a copy arrived in town yesterday, proves that the insurrection in Syria has been quelled, and that the Sultan, on reckoning on the dreaded Ibrahim's death has been reckoning without his host: 4Sir I hasten to translation of a letter from his Highness Ibrahim Pasha, dated Jescr, the lTih 1250, (June the 2bh,) the original of which has been sent to Jaffa, and the conv of which has arrived to-day from his Highness, the Viceroy's representative, by a dro.iicdary courier. "The sheiks and inhabitants of the
was the same the next dav, and the day af-
Curiosity. Mr. Philip Taft, of Smith- j ter, and soon f ;r three week-:, I.i all that field, has presented us with a branch of a time Joel never showed his face and the
October 22, 1 S3 1. 11-3:
ISfCTICS
TON, Adx'r.
IS II Hit KB Y GIVEX, JJ11AT I will evpose to si!e at Publ:c
H Auction, on Saturday the twenty.
ern now growing! It was taken from a when, one day meeting the delinquent
held of corn in Smithfield,and is a rare j with a boot in ea h hand, he exclaimed: curiosity to us, and may lie to others if WeII, young man, you're a pretty felthey will take the trouble to call at our of- i low, are you not!' fice. The grains of corn are in perfect J Why, so the gals says,' replied Joel,
shape, but the substance is similar to that showing his teeth.
of an oak apple. It is thought that the
flower of the corn lodged on the oak and amalgamated and this produced the fruit, as uncommon as it is curious. W oodstock Patriot.
You forgot to bring home mv boots as
vou promised.' 40 no. I did'nt forget. Mr. F I
set out the very next evening, to fetchVm home But jist as I got again ihe road that turns up to Deacon Thompson's you
Remnants of Civilization. History re- j know the Deacon has some plaguy handcords that a people called the Trausi, j some darters w ell, ji-t as 1 got agin the neighbors of the Thracians, when an in-, road, your boots woutd'ut go an inch furtunt was born, sat down and wept over it, : dcr, and I was ob'idged to stop and talk aand that, on the coutrarv, when any otic ; lon of ihf gals awhile, till bv'm by it got . " ? i -"r" died, they bore his corpse away with sing-; to be s late, thinks I, 1 won't carry them ing and dancing. There would be no dif-' homo to-night." Ii;:ulty in accounting for such a custom, if j ''Well, what I.indrcl you from Liinirv
it prevailed in a school ol philosophers, in-j them the next evening?'
hruboak.on which are several ears of , bootless parson began to lose ail patience; cond div ot November next, at the lat
- . .i f '. .i t- . ! : j i.v 3 t
itMtieiivc ui i.i is .ui.uiutT, cecexse-j, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY of suid deceased consisting cf
One Horse, One Small Wagon
ONE CART, Bedding 2$ Bedsteads,
CHAIRS, BUREAU, LOOKING GLASSES, Kirciwx rrnxiTCiiE,
t withVxn
stead ol a nation of barbarians. I he o- i Whv the noxt eveui.-v I sot o:
pinion in which the custom originated may : agin, and, with a good ileal of whippin and be correct; for no mortal can aviod drink-: spurin, 1 'ot,eui past (he road thai leads to
in? ot tho bitter rim ofsnrrmv. and to m i- t!i ll.iiciin'j- m-.fl nn i- T.-o I l' -t t
nv ill'ith i n rt.-lii.-..rmif-f il.rifo u-f.lcnmn 1 .,-.-.! 0.1. I. W. .11 .....1 , t ! approVCU seeuriiy.
. ' " "-"i"'". , tin iiiu Mv.11 111 .'li.iw. Mill uiri iv 1 - , , 'Tt-p i lrT T K J
Oct .ber-Jg, lSil. M-iM
A Credit of twelve months will be giren on all sur.:s if three dollars and op-
wards, tlici purchaser giving his nolo wrdi
Yet life, in all its multiplied forms, has its turned out, until I come to th U lane vil ,
eoj ivments; and with nun, were it not for uirnsdown to Cornel B itrick's; and there I himself or his fellow men, good would j as true as ln alive, the. boots stopped agin, j greatly preponderate. How a practice, and they uould'i budge - step, till I'd! then, the result of subtle and refined learn-j irofie and talked with Silly Batrick a- i
ing, and so opposite to the pervading sen-1 while. o it got to be too late timents of mankind, could have origina- j cvenin.'
LL persons indebted to the subscri
pt
'But that don't account for tho three
A L;
ber for Merchandise or Medicines,
jare requested to make payment on or bi lore the iiOth November n;t, as no furth- A
question ditHcult to answer; unless we be- weeks." !er indulgence can be given.
lievethatit is the remnant of a remote j .d; but Til tell ou h r.v it wa?. The! JOS. MADDOX. civilization. Customs, indicating some-! very next cveiiin' I determined the l-o its I Vincennes,J0t'i Oct. It'll. 10 -tf . i i' .1 i i .- .1 ... i
iningoi mis Kinu, are iretpietuiy ooserv-; viU)Ad o home whether or no. 5 1 bot
ill o among savagt
naut ot
like a solitary rem- jollt to fetch 'em away round 'cross lots so
a wreck of superior vvorknianshin Ihs not to nas th I) "aeon's r.ad. nor the ! "TlM the Horse Boa!, at S'in'i
on a barren and desolate bhore, whioh at , Camel's lane. Well, this pn j-vl worked l'erry, in Tuesday nigh; the 21st once bespeaks its origin, and affords some ! amazin well. The two gr'ate?t ditTieulties iot., tho following property, to-wit: . idea of the vessel of which it firmed a j Vvas got over; and now," thinks I Til take One coarse Boot, one Arc, branded S. B. part. The frequent allusion to such cus j the hi"h road a"in: but oh" ac take the '' the vole; c:tc (li inch) Augur; one
toms in what is now called ancient histo-; i0uts JlS j casne opt:o.-iie thu widow bfge Spiuc Gimbht; one six quart Buck'
ry,and the oiscovenes ot me present time j S.uith's they would stop agin. And so it make it j)robable that a w ide spread ciiii-1 u.,JSi evening arter evening, until this zation once prevailed on the globe, which j morning. I thought Td set out in the day too was overwhelmed by some moral de- time, and see what I could do then.' luge. Th? parson vexed as he was, could not help smiling at Joel's account f the per-
From the Analcctic Magazine, for 1S15. . Veritv of his boots, and congratulated him A IIKRO'S LETTFR TO HIS WIFE, jon hiJ success in getting them thus far on The following is a corn ct copy of the ! his way home.
last letter of Gen. Tike. It was handed! Why, to be sure,' s-iid Joel, I have been to his aid (Mi jor Fra.ier) on the evening rather in luck, in getting by, as it were
(he most dangerous places; but I ha-.l to work pretty hard for it, though it was day time, for the boots would keep a tarnal twitching and jerkin, as 1 came past the
previous to his fall, with this injunction,
'should 1 fill and you survive, hand thi-s yourself to Mrs. Tike.' As it breathes a
spirit of patriotism and affection worthy twii of the departed hero, I have thought it wor- Dor
thy of preservation and publication. j B it I took the bits in my teeth, sot my face "Mv dear Clara We are now standing i ifore me, and here I am. And now Mr.
eacon s anu inn v.iruei s ana me t uws
on and off the. harbour of York, which we
i -
if you'il jist take charge of the
-h ill attack at day light in the morning; I ' hoots yourself, Til be much' obliged to you.
h ill dedicate these last moments to you, ) certainly, Joel, an J glad to get them
et; and one llannur. A Reward of THREE DOLLARS will be given for the detection and coavictjoa f the thief whost.Ie the above articles. Or 1 will give a liberal reward for the dolivery of the said icicles to me, without the thief. & C3 If the person w ho took them will bring them back and deposittAthcm where ;hey were taken from, no further inquiry will be made. THOMAS D. BALL. O.-tobcr 23, 1S31. 10-3t
BIOTICa
Ai ' Joe! handed oi
!TS hereby given, that I have taken out U Letters of Administration on the tateof Thorn is Jennings Withers, (late of the county of Tike and State of Indiana,)
I ' " - . " " - i - . i. i ill a
j jainst sai.l estate are requested to present V
the boots, and sai 1 a-! :li..-m only authenticated lor settlement.
mv love, auu to-morrow throw all oi.ier ; so.
ideas but my country to tha wind
vet I know n t if (Jen. DjarLi.rn lands;; ho turned about to go bick 4Tm very ml those that are indebted to said estate
he has acted honorably so fir, and I feel . m ich obliged to you f r the vo of 'e:n, Mr
great gratitude to tho old gentleman; my I F-
thev
f
re c ipiti I
oo'.s, and fiiie-J me
iword and pen shall both be exercised to ton shaven; but thj truth ou'i is, tb- y have
.lo him honor. I have no new injunction, x tarnation nack of going to see tin gals.'
no new charge to give you, nor one new j idea to co'iun -micatc; yet we love to com- ! m.inc with tlic-o we i ve, inure peci liy w hen w e conceive it may be th : last tnn in this world. Should 1 fall defend mv j
memory; and only believe, had I lived, 1 would have aspired to deeds worthy of your husband. Itemomber me, with a father's love a fa! hers care, to our desr daughter; and belbve me to be, with the warmest sentiments of love and friend -?hip, your "MONTGOMERY.'
I r.ni cnj.t.
HYMENEAL
. i v. -
ire requested to make immediate pay
ment. J in estaic is sup seo be solvent.
J.R. WITHERS, Adrn'r. October 20, 1 S3 10-3t
w
slave.
M.lviUKl)-Oa T;usi!.,v the 14:!i ot October, h .'ic U:r. Mr. Mr ihty. ?.Ir. Oi!t. II. UiilSToL, for.r.erlv of this j)lace, to Miss Jank Kitciikl, of Tak stit.c, 111. Oa the 22d of October, Mr. Lkmlkl At.i.kxdkr. of Law cure county, Illinois, to
M.ss Mauv Ann' .McCaulky.
ex
DIED Atnis residence in Knx coun ty, Indiana, on Fridiy niht thvi J 1th Oct
mountains of Naplooz, Jerusalem, and - t. i r - i i i . . I .1. I . . .
It appears that this was the signature
the General used when addrcs-mg his wife, it will be recollected that his name was '.ebulon Montgomery Tike.' The Aborigines of Van Diemen's Land. Of all beings wearing the human form, DO ' these are the most debased and barbarous. Their complexion is jet black, their hair coarse and woolly, their features ffat, disagreal.de and almost hideous. They
perfectly naked in the woods, with no war, and fir a number f ye irs past, wa-
other habitation than that ol a hollow tree, or cave, or at best a mi-erable hut, rudely constructed of sticks and bark. Their mind is as dark and debased as their bodrjs. 'Their manners and habits are rh i-
AS committed to my custody
on the lilli m!. as a runaway
a nro man who calls himse.'f
Iletij.min Martin. Ho is about five feet ten inches Ligli, slender hurt, and of a
yiov c.omp.exion, about twentv-fiv
yc.'rs of agn, has on
jiucs co it, and pantaloon-
o! n:k h it and coarse peg shoes, and hs
with him a black circasian coat and pan-, alo ms, a gray casinet frock coat and pantaloons of thy same, and a linen boso:sei rallied irt. R. B. MARXEY,Sh fF. Lnwr nrc c'ty. Illinoii. October 22, 1S31. 10-3t
iwerny-nvo j p. straight bodied I rn-s f the game, a
Is Hereby Given,
a resoectaii'e
COO.!
to
th
ii ie;i
and worthy citi.;fri of thii
v. His ieurii::s were acco r p i
grave nv a u .l nr-ii-hli- r
laig'i coucuurso
iei
Ol
Yebe Kali!, have presented themselves to ra'-terize Iby the low instinctivecraiMue? . : r'.. . .1 i. l i... . ' m, i-iinnioT -ri-i- nl w 'l . h
n.Min .....ni.vi u iiw.. o. i tur- n.-t .i ! alone adapted to their precarious and ore-. will ine
- KJ ilttlla UI1U llIV.lt lAfc t ' f" 4 I
HnhTni:
pas;
si n has
l.verv or
been accepted as tor the i datr.ry cxntence ic of them returned after-1 With the cunning of the fox they com-
! I inn l!u :irtiv f.-r.ieitv- ot Ihe tl-er: 311.1
haviiX wards to his home.
e Bloc-P "As liiero i- nn renenn t.- il.-.ubt that i as the w ihl ai.imals of their country rcsem-
this success has been the result of the j hie none-other in the known world, so i n-w-r"i.,rii- r.r nf kIj 1 1 i.'iiw.cj 1 1, .. i t h i v d i tfe r froui il 1 hum a n bei n 'S h i t her
Commander-in-Chief, as well as of the ; discovered by their re?tic?s spirit ot enterkindness and paternal solicitude of his ! prise. In a word, they possess in a re-
Mehemet Ali, it behooves me to j marKahle degree, the highest aunouu. o :it. t!u int:.mv.t;,.n f,. tl. ( V m . ' l.rute i ns t i net . rendered m ore pow ertul an-
1 m o-e pernicious by the perverted gum-
of reason with which even me
1S31, THOMAS 15AIRD, E-q.at the ad! j TO -Marcellus UMlu-rs. Harriet Young,
vancedegeof cihtv-f.ve e .rs; he s-rv-I iwrrici iiiicrs,j .rg.nia ed r a Lieatci ml ' in ih revolutionary j T',M.n''r -v W.iners.
.uarcus i. nnners, Indiana Withers, and Wcs:Ic M. Wiihers, heirs and legal representatives of Th jinas I. Withers, dee'd. THAT I sln'1 apply at th Febmary term of the Tike Circuit court lor the ap(oiurui' ut ofrornu.ii mcrs t divide tha ril et ite ,( 'Tho-. I. Withers, deceased, w ien and where you may attend if you choose. J. R. WITHERS. ( October 23, 1SGL lt)h
i i
uignness
communic;
suls of the ditfeaeut European powers in Egypt. '-BOGHOZ YOUSSOIT. Alexandria J uly g."
Previous to the introduction of steam-
men ng
A JOURNEYMAN TRl.YTEE, wh,
! is a good woikm in, s '..ei ;u. 1 iu bi-tri ,
t w ith emplo; mei.t at the Western
.S in of.i -c, it iniuieuiate a.ip.ii-.ttion is made. Novrui'io.' 1,1S1.
Y Allen II. iS.i:n?y, of Dicker township, Ktr'X county, T-.di.iu.i, on the 10:iid.tv of October. lSJLa
SOUUEL MA HE,
y f :rtecn hands and on; inch
szsras3 hign, the letl lilnJ roi wnitc
I h.tit w.iv to tl. surne small s.io
1 w I
1 1 y il. k i
i: xr
i-JOTICB. VLL those indebted to the subscriber! by B vk accoiint, are hereby r j ; letted to call and discharge the same by c i-h t note, on or bef.re the 1st of Novcmlcr next, and ail thoe iulebted by
note are a I -j rcoietou to nuU n.ivntnt
! of humanity are to a
, ni).V(,i ItV;vuii r ! b.aze lice. .V other inarKS certain extent cnoottu. csi.nuuur , ... -, . .
Review.
j die marks, a I.VmUh ia the near eye, and .""'f tl"' ' above mentioned tuncCd!
great los from then c3 they drove Fio-! arrival of reinforcements from Burgos; j boats on the Mississippi, the amount ol J
goods transported Letweeu ew Orleans
and the towns of Louisville and Cmcin-
jts to Grenada, where, after two hours , but either Irom apprehension of failure, or
action, they entered, and the whole ot the;tromhis ptans hating been thwarted bv troops of I-'lores surrendered. Flores, the maiuvuvres of the Queen's Generals, Sowza, and some tenor twelve are to Lc j the Carlistchict is again cut off from the shot. j principal partisans." "Prior to the surrender of Grenada, an j This journal als, gives tho following attempt was made to rob the resident A-extract of a letter from Bayonne, of the mericans and foreigners, but this was frns jglth: A battlle took place on the 10th
THE PARSON'S BOOTS. The Rev. Mr. F , of Connecti-
nili was only two thousand tons, carried j cut, was a whole sole and obliging man. in barges averaging 100 tons burthen, and II ; would deny his neighbors nothing, in making only one trip within the vear. j the way of accomodation, which in conThe amount is estimated to be at present science they could ask. But, as a sort of upwards ol one miltio.t of tons, tho ton-j offset, it was hinted that he claimed a re-
of the stcamooats cmplocdin tins ' turn in the good graces ot certain ot the
or brands ! t''J'e W'1,J ih c:uk discharge their ac-
pcrt civable. S-r;osed t be ten vcar- c,JJlt' anJ -- ' W;at, Corn, or Oats,
i.i ..mi c..r;-,.r' -.-,-,"..i to iMvntv. ' 'f In I w ithin the time above mentioned!
ci-ht doll-irs bv Nathaniel Kuv kendalU "T 1 -rK,paU any tuns within the present
and Joseph IJ irvcr. bellre me, this tilst day of October, In'H. JOHN RAMSEY, j. r. November 1, M 11-lU Kas;s ! Kags ! Uags !
CASH or WORK, will be given fr
year. 'Those who neglect this call may
! expect to find their accounts and note in i tho h inds of an officer for collection, as
no tarther indulgence will be given.
THORN Jf TRAC l . SoptcmberSO, 1SSI. 35-tf
CLERK'S BLAIIIIS.
na"e ol me
t rated, by their all retreating to one house,; at Larrion, between the Qjccn's troops portion of the trade on the Ohio and Mis-! wives, daughters, sisters, and sofuth, of ; any quantity ot clean Linen, or LottonJlHl rlUSTED ASP I OR SALE
bich waattacked by 600 men, audmoktj and thosd ot Zumalacarreguy. The is- j isippi alone being M00, and each boat i UU nvjch obliged neighbors. WhQlhor ltga, at tnc w cstcrn un o.ec. , AT lillbUft-ILl.