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. . ' - , . .1 ! 1 . ! oii.lc u i..i. neen ascertained by full cxperi.T-nt that this mode ol rutting secures to the hemp tit the beneiiu of the old process of item rotting, IheaNove mentioned machine is vastly increased ::i value to lira public,5 mid tlios engaged in the culture and manuf u tare of hemp: in ns much as this im p ortant article of American growth it is mw admitted on al! hand-, tan he raised and m inufictured at home of rt g-vod a quality, and at much less ex-pen-e than in any ether country. Faking into con?ide ration the pecu. liu adaptation of oar sod and climate. .. . I . i. 'I ... :. 1. I aiw, u.e grai nuiiuv in messing amj : pa iring th hT, nod ubtca.i ; il of our a j.l.ty to ecn".:t t-with toreini La s, even w.tn Lu-ta. ui the . .w.ia.Jinii uf.uuroli,M imp. r-1 ml urt;.;,.. I I.'" f.inii.rsi ol Mir uii.j tit will find it yreatlv to th ir advan ' a.:e to ;ive this cr- p th ir earl att-n-t on as . i ?o::ue t nu.!i gie.t r profit than nny to which they can jppiopiiatc ir best u d. AASHNATION. Cm..-?.';.':, .Vr.t 31. A rmt ntroi .u. (imagination was

n i itr it- d n tt-w davs past in tlie vi i' ; bis neighbors, who tlnis acroet ;,nity tf ' ui ity , upon a youth of the 'd him, "'Wfll Mr. Brummelbottom, r..ui:j of Jonathan Cote, about 1 7 " bat h 've v u all done this time in the yrrs of uge. The cir umt am ei, so .legislature!" l ummtlbottoni, () be t u as thy are known, are tib-tantially ?ie I knms not vot d- resht do, I make thtt: lo tlie f,n noon ct S iturday the jtwo hundter d a u 1 e r." Dou-.th s :it, the deed. inf. rmed hi-niothVr hcol,r congress on il d legation, at d most w i, ibout to go to Mill creek for the of our t it 1-gi 1 it-rs, could give about purpose of 'booting ducks, and that he;,s 'dityn g a detail ef their h gul itive r. ouhl return in about two hours. No- arhievmet t a ihd hor f t Mr. Brum-

thing was heard of him until near i.ooti , on Sunday following, when he wm fund sens? less on the ground, dreadhillv brui?d with blows on tlie head, tat with home tokens of life. He con tinned eLt less and lived until I'riday I , without pe.king a word or md'e ti:g any symptom of uudci standing, w i,en h d.i d. Tie pi ice wh'-ro he wab found, w;is in a tit Id b-tween Mill ci -k and the citv. Ttie p.t was I e elv, and ott cn bi ei the pathw-ty there wn ,t quintit of w(.od, irrej;n!nrU v bd up. between the path and the f in f , atlording a Cot'Venit rjt hiding p!-ucfiran a-i i. from the chai u tr of the hi w, if Hppeared that tbef.rt bbnv had to m giv- u from h'-hit d, and had pr ih it'lv pro'tnted t.ie deceased, a. d ti. tt't . n- t-iit had tt.eu taken thr- gin ui the th , e .o J ,trid reiterated h 1 I w . Th I, h .1 pec thf ti:i v o f;rd;eii tf. and fou d e ir Hit: d ea-ed. w;'v.i mt oi i'juiv up' ii the h k. l ie- ( mi d pt r ' ! tiaitured Ij .. i'!i wis inev it tMe, alth .ugh .' i..n was ti i r,!;rrc broken, nor any j;'t-i arance u( b ed.ng either from the Di oiih ur nose. Tt.- re wa a evr re fi ct cn Saturday n; Jt, atij the wretched v"Jih lay cV'io-'d t if. From nurk in the fr u el tr.ide i;y hn h. It and eliws, h- I iv upen h:s barl;, it s . rnan t' ,'t h'i nad t r n time, th. pjwtjruf uinL' his limb, thnun when he wa fomd hhii no powt r ot action, ior tth r marks of lite than h faint respiration. t doubt is cntettninrd tliat it ws a deliberate net, on the part of tlie amilnnt, ani that the determination wa to b' t the unf oi tun ite yon h to death. Su pici n f in noon a i i'diM-lu l a vo itli al- in toe ity . H it t'os np. o) i r -N u( i;i rui t :: t d, proo, nil fraaials t'ai . tri pired. tier is -tron r-asoa t i app eto i.d tb per p- tr it r w 11 eieap.- all p'l ivi n n' in th Itfl, b it thtt wtiicti ln i.wii conn ce ui tv 't do t. TV ('or o .a' Inq i P tut J - 1 1 1 1 1 1 tu irdtr, by soun jraon u k ui.va.'' fiuiiil-, S'VK VUINSLN ilTJUi:!). The '..;v Oltear.S M i c u t e d Veitl-er of the lF'h U1'., tafe t . 1 1 il"' rf Si. fiirist, wbo tb I f otn M rI i id but fdl 111 Corr.p.mv with hi p i r a ITlot;r, for ttie murd''t of lii jnnni; wilo, v is nrre - te.f ori tin 1 7 tb, near the . itv . Ic had as-utned the name, of Jo.-po M ir tin, but oti ex limitation befon: tin Al ivur, i olifes-ed his name to be (Jeorgr li .veiiringti he is otdv 2'J years of age. When Capt. Dutih t, of the (Ju itds approached to nrrest him, lie drew his dagger, nnd, but lor timelv as-ti-tot. :e, would have indicted a severe .itab on the captain. He wis armed w ith a lo iih'd title, a pot ket pitnl, and a large dagger. It was not kn.wn whether his paramour wu in the city or not. A Pio.iviiyr Cute. An instance of a vouii" tow was laleh ob-crve l in an J . f ... i cm lorn e near tilasgow, wliit ti lias 9ol!v puzzled t le learned naturalists of t'i tt U'i v. rsity. Thr animal being in want of water, went to the pump well, anil taking the handle hetwetu her rYrns worked the pump, and n Ipcd l..-rs' If to think!! The h nrned pigs the dam ing dags, the calculating p ni's, rnut en'ai'ily vielJ thu jndi: U, thi ( i!a.uT i umptr:y con !

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' - " ' in the circle of our acquaintance. It iciven hv :i cor respondent of the Pulletin aa maiden speech. Philatfelphiz .Un rj. 3lr. Sneaker, nr. I insist sir, that t ery hod, sir, never always liyht no how, sir and that catrhicg herring Mr. in the town of P inhtoke sir, is an hon et occupation sir, and protected by law, sir. I agree, sir, that pickcu I sir, i another thing ir pi keitl, sir. are not on the same footing as h rring, sir, which I m til tain aie lierrieg, sir, tho1 snne call bcirr i: ah wives, sir . I can expl lin this dill "r. ntc sir lu mng in l'oii g to -I'Oiul tif, are li"ru g ?-ir; nut f ' ' ' .. i.., ,,,..1... ;...., nv lhtv ,j, Cp" sir, thev are .hotter, sir, i T ,i . ' i l ,i f(ir,. ;m. , M, ,ir wherefore t,,ls ,,; Mf B,l0,jM rot m, j, thr , , .pli.finn sirwp.(h can pro c by Pik s At itl.m. tic s .r and new sir. as 1 have p- oved all about it sir. i width i veiy apparent sir. I beg h ave ar, to to to tit down sir, as 1 am latigued sir. An honest Dutchman, alter his re turn from serving n tour in the Pennsylvnnn Legislature, was vssittd hv n,t dbottom. ,-lmrr. The Hartford (ConrO Merrurv sav the Superi. r Curt of that state lately sentenced Arnold Ihcprr to the Statt ? P.iion for five years tor bp aking op r. a t'f and -t'abi g a her-e. it not Contrarv to th P,!nr Lmrs to k t p hon e in S' r. s? At anv ratt.it smafks not a little t f the reque-j w hi h f.t made !y the aid t-f an I ish figure r.f speech wh' P lie a-ked for an e-nptv h irrt 1 t f tl uir to make his pig a hen coop lo put hi dog iri." Vermont Putri.t, mm,5,.n. f...Wnv. m. . t r n. v .n i , , , mci.t ol tt.o .ftti. rland- tias ordered i ;,. ill( f ,. t , . (lie immediate rops'rtw'tion of a largrri .i.-inir. , I ii . i i ,i . .i -leant veso l than ha hitherto w am the i . i ot . a. . It is to h. "iO ft t in I. . ,.th. to! ave tl lit? tler.ks, f. ur Jil l-'-, and n IlllVtMlllt. fill, I ktl im ... nli.o . I .malt., 300 l,.,r.M ,,A .It.,. rnn i CM'-ODutc: tl uitu. Tl ifi!ormoi) v s-! .. .lip. JI .Ptl(llHM)s,..j ...I r.wtr, ,r. r I I ,a, i 1n c , I j p. . I m n, and 10 h rt u-hdei. The oh-' je.t f the (;,,v rnmt tit is to farilitate itdercoiir-e hetwren H Hand and the lint, h t'.ti i, i j . i . ' Hutch Last h dies, and it i raicuhtedi II' HIIHI IUIU llll. , ,i .,, ..n in i. ii l ,r .c that ahont 0 davs will he snthcient for tl.n i -i, I rr . i .i UlC V O -iff. W n l r tl: v tip rlt..rliil trilh I ttie ronsiimntion nf hont o. mo nnn ih. I ol mineral coal. Stephen n.rard. F.sq. ofn.'ilidelphin, ontSi 2Jtult. give from RO t() 00! tor is of old idling timber f r fuel for thep-.or. A iivcv of lulf starved ar trio s, wore disturht-d in their wititer tpiai'e on the rent)V"a of fomc of this wood, p led on (itr ard's Square. Oar J t kson friends cleansing the Vic'eari St thl ,,' Washington, would .1 well not to scrane too deep, lest they rhouid injure the f.-undation . (ir-irgxu Courier. The Al'xsnlni lfiy.tt' 6as it sip;k k : 'i'tn U" 'vtien it stati , that ( ietieral .1 k'on .8 tlt rub'dly tqptsed ; to ( 'a I! mi .'- pi mii of future rl v atiot . " (i'-n. J i. kon' appointment to of , fre, and all his tna-nres which cant h ve a he ir.t g upon ttie rase, will h .1 tn i to n tf. n vn w f bring .Ur. Vun Iju t'u hfirr the p")p(( in p iff re nee to Mr. T i Pmvitler re Cadet rt lates a stor of the r r. k of a e.t dm rapt .in. w ho ha l a taie m h si dl-CTimmal ing than hi. master, and w as not bar k w a. d 1 ingrat.fit.g it. U, ing ordeied to kill! r.,..i,vL- 1 ,i.;.L i.. r... .i u-.r and two g T.uds making their ar-pear-ancc, the taptatn inquired the meaning of it. "Why m issa," sayi the cook, there is a k t e of f. w have two gizzard; when I g . to market on 6hore f iuv urn. A shoemaker by the name of liar mer I itrdy stropped the sole from a brother tai, hv the name of Smith, in Lex ington, K'v. Harmer hid suflicient understanding to show his tafs; and lio -btng has since been heard of him H'.'tween th" th and I f,th of November, a raravati left Troitsk for Huchar ie, consisting of 'JfaiT camels with mer cban life woith 'i!J3.000 rubles. The) present ear, (If; JD,) will form ttir centenary of Methodism. In 170. hi -et t i timmenced at Oxfotd under th(J KCV. J. Wesley.

PUBLIC LANDS.

The render is invited to peruse the remarks of Mr. Hendricks of Indiana, on the subject of the rights of the new v-!!,l,,u a urn lamn wrnui ne in mem. ine ses'ion oi Congress previous to that which has just closed, Mr. IM'Kinlej of t his State, brought thi? question, (we hrliivc for the first time) before tlic Senate, and with great zeal and ahility, advHnced the doctrine for which Mr. Hendricks now contends1. This 'uhject was presented to the iew of Coiuirt ei in many ways during the late j'cst.ion and though nothing was done, a? far as we have seen, that indicates what will be the result )etthe hot' which the new Sfates, united on this question, pre-ent, will, in all prohahili U. lead to a favorable issue. Alubama .ithtiiian. 9 ' Crevn Bay, (Mich.) Dec. 18. Wc expect to have a steam boat running, by the first of June, by the Dig Kockolaw. to the pt rtige cf the Ouisconsin, and anotlier during the course of the Sum mer, from thin place to the liig K"tko law. A genshman from Pcxnsy lvania is now pettit g the timber rpady, and has sent to Pittsburg for steam engines, which nretipecied here by the opening of the ravigatian. It is expected by this lin of steamboats to bring great propsrtion of ihe lead made to the M si4ippi country, by this rout'-, to the Lastcrn market. Aational Intelligencer. From the Ycv burgh Gazette. Terrible 4ccvlent Y sterdny about 1 1 o . hot k, the Pow ler M IN o! D iie Iiegt rs, Ivq. about 4 mile- N rthwst t f this village wt re f lown up. Toe xplosii n was tn rr.t ruluou, hiikt l' our village to its foundation. W are inhumed that foci men are missing, suppo-ed tu have trs ii killed, the nuitilated rt roams ol two have been found Ma'N-r. d throughout the woods near the mill'. The frimhrr of applicants for oflice at V ay'oi gtoii is unt x.trnpled . Thf ! ang upon he t-kirts of the Prfidenti a. d oi- c ttr t, and almost wenrv ul l t . i . - . rr i i"ur,IVo WIUI HP per" unillC'b. . hhu U up almost everv avenue and cote- , 3 MM . . rte m tde metropolis. I beee patriotic , 1 , , gentieni. n have seived to aid the presi i li'iit in hiali-Urt. M-ii'iiiii. Htifl ;irrtio - set Ling reward for their service. 1 J Manv. verv manv. have cone nwav hh hearts Hchin5 at their disappoint nit lit', and manv moro will ere long . , -,, ,ol,oW gomy road. Weim iceieiv piiv me unsuccessiui applicant ' . . . ' and almost widi there were places e nough for them all; but wc pity stil . I I , I I . i more me presinetu, wno nas ro near , ' . . . . ineir cionueni iniTcessions. ana is ne , 1 . . r ... H M iiin t uipeiieti m leiusu iwtii re - I QGcst True American. AMFRICAS RCbTIC HOSTITALITY. Returning from nnc of these excursions, 1 was cvertaken by the night, and j fou -d my pah obstructed by a deep in let from the vcr: which, beii r?chtak ed with logs and brush, r ould not be crossed by twimmu g. Observing a houe cn the opposite 6it!e, I called for assistant e. V halt naked, ill looking fellow ramc own, after dragging a canoe round frm the river, with somt trouble, feincil nie mr, and I f Mowed him to hi? habitation, near to which our boat was mooted for the night His cabin was cf the meanest kind consifting of a single apartment, con strut ted of b g whit hrontained a f am ilv of 7 rr 8 st u's. ind every thing et rn tl to designate I im as a new anil unthrifty eetthi, Al'er lrirking n In wl of milk, which I really called for . b wav of i'Xru-e for paving him a lit ih nnre for his tmuMe, 1 asked to know his charge forfcrnit g nie over the water, to which he good humoredIv r- plied, '-That he never toi-k mo nev lor helping a traxellcr on Ins way I ben It t mr pay ou for tllC milk. rl..i . 11 ii i . ii i i ' I,rer v" ,m,,K' ' lul snia ' ,,,m wO"U ralliiT pay you I nave monev enougu. well, sai ) i navp mopcj fiioup;n. Cii saio t a hc' 1 l,;iVe nH,lc en, so we rc c i .it is ven; I have ns good right to give you milk as you have to give mo money. Judge HalCs Letters from the West A skilful politician is like a juggler, if he can only fix the minds of the multi tude upon some odd conceit, lie can al ways play otT his tricks before their ey es with Ct mplctc success. When a political juggle, tells you what you should keep your eye upon, always w atch him and sec whit Art eye is upon. Few men pretend to serve others, w hen they do not aim in the firbt place lo icrvc themselves. fnerense vf Population. ..The Indiana f lazette Mates, that the increase of pop ulation in that state, timing the past year, is estimated at one hundred thous md dollars! !! Southern paper. "Without any artificial pioccdtirc."

WESTERN TIItlES.

(i:THr.MLLi:, a run. n, is-.m. Nex-t Momlay, (tlic 13t!i,) is the day on which the election of a Commissioner of the School funds n to take place. The polls are to be opened, and the election conducted in each tomuuip, under the law governing general elections. The Laws of thi State, pas-etl at the late session of the Legislature, are advertised for sale at the oflice of the Indianaptdis (lazette. We may therefore expect their distribution among the different counties to take place shortly. The Washington papers have a-: yet given us no nominations of Foreign Ministers, by the new prendent, except that of T. P. Moore, to Colombia, in the place o (Ien. Harrison, recalled. The Philadelphia Sei.inelsays, Mr. Livingston, (of the U.S. Senate.) has been offered the nomina tion of Mini-tpi to France, but it was not, certain whether he would accept it. An Atiqmri tn and Historical Societv ba hen. lot me I in Vandalia, Illinois, of b Ju 'ce Hall, who is favoraWly kt to tt v puhlrc as a man of intelligence , is tlie Pn snU-nt . It is designed hv theSocie to ft .juue. and a-certain if poihle, wtat'rr another race of people did rot i:.h;-bii the country before the present Inriiai s. Gen John Tipton passed through this plat e a -f m 1 1 time -race, on his return home, ward from Washington city . It is stated 'bat be rnntte i satisfactory settlement w ith the goverr.n.ctit, arid has been continued in bis offre of Punt ip;.l Indiaa Agent, at Lgaruport, in this State. The manner of electing Electors of President and Vice President has been changed, in iSVw York, fiom the fti-trict to the (leneral ticket syste-n. In Delaware be power has been t ranter red from the Legi-latnie to the people, and the election is to be bv titucral ticket. Considerable sensation was lately pro duced in Louisiana, by an insurrection aniong the black, an ,i number of plantations about -10 miles from N. Orleans. Their operations, hot ever, were speedily checked, and two of the ringleaders hung. How rni'erable must be tbe situation of a people w b j have w itl.in their ow n domicils the f-et ds of continual alarms, insurrections, and threatening massacre?. The Russians and Tuis, so far from having come to "terms1 ;,re each preparing for another campaign. The interested powers of Europe have much influence in protrat tu g. or terminating, the war between tbo- helhtfeiunts, and will eier eise it to tbeir adv-Htitaee, without regard to the loss of blood, and liies, it must occa sion. Tbe indisposition of Judge Clark, late re preservative in Congres fiorn the district in Kentucky, formerly represented by Henry Chiv, is said to have caused him to decline being a candiuatc for re-election. Gales & Senton oiler for sale their ex ten-ive Printing establishment, Steam Pieces, extra buildings. &.c. in Washington, which they have been many years in fitting up toMirh convenience as would enable 1 1 t in to tlo the Congressional printing in ant xpeditious and satisfactory manner. They will continue the publication of tbe National Intelligencer, and have issued proposals for the extension of its patronage. c;ali:v. "! I have ul ready alluded to the growing importance of the town of Galena, oa Fever river. Judging by the increase ofthe advertising patronage, that place is becoming quite a commercial depository; and professional men are collecting there in abundance. From a listofaUnit 70 advertisements in tbe journal printed at Galena, 1 select the following. Put a few years since ne were considered the very frontier settleii see what is now going on some hundreds of miles to the N. West of us: The U. S. MAIL STAGE, FROM GA LENA TOSt.LOl IS, will hereafter leave Galena every Monday, ami St, Louis every Friday. Faie. from Galena to Peoria, Ft. Clark, s5n fmm P oiia to Sringlield; $4 from Springfield to St. Loui. JOHN DIXON, Proprietor. iiti:ms iti:s. The unfortunate Doruin.o, late Governor of Radios Ay res, has. been shot, by order of the usurper and tyrant Lavu.le. When sentence of death bad been pronoun ced by the fvntni, Dorrego 'vjdtf ssetl the

wile: Vv hrhvt.l AnzcUeln Tt has hern

i;iuuiait.'n ut;j'j iziai vviunn an Hour 1 u.ijt die; I am ignorant for what cause l-i j Dinne I'rovidence, in whom I confide jthis critical moment, has so determinrd r i paruon all riiy enemies, and beicerlj my friendinot to take any step to aerjte me. 0 My wife, edacate those amiable children' be happy, which you have not been abU to oe in liit comjiany ot tlie untortun;iteMAIS ILL DORREIGO The Cincinnati Gazette, of the 2nd bit. -ays, '-The President's health is considered in a very precarious state.11 President Jackson has ratified and published a Treaty negotiated and conchdH at Washington, under the late administra. tion, between the Kingdom of Prussia, and the Fnited States. Its stipulations are coo. r-idered very favorable to our government A great number of removals, S: appoint ments, have taken place under the newPresident, which are not thought worthy of special notice, as they arc, pencra! such as w c feel no direct interest in. T0 speak ?fter the manner of an Editor of a neighboring State, the whole Yankc nation has felt the force of the Hickory broora. .Vea.' Hampihire Election . .The fdlowir persons have been elected to the twentyfirst Congress, in New Hampshire John Proadkead, Joseph Hammers, Jem athan Harvey, Thomas Chandler, Henry Hubbard, and John XV. Weeke All fr: Jackson. The Jackson Governor also succeeded, by a considerable majority. N. Hampshire is always with the Administration. PENNSYLVANIA. Pennsylvania seema to exist, at present undera kind of political derangement. The late long and heated contest may be sai j to have produced a complete organization of parties in that etate. Old and inveterate enemies had been brought together in support of the same cause, until former animosities were apparently buried under united eiTorts to advance a party. Others, who had been long and constant friends, had the ties of lellow ship severed, by being united to opposite sides. That question having been determined, another is brought forward w hich promises to be a source cf quite as much political strife, and embittered feeling. George Wolf ha? been nominated as the Jackson candidate for Governor. Stephen. Simpion. of the Philadelphia Sentinel, c conspicuous leader of the Jackson party in Pennsylvania, has come out warmly in op. position to this nomination, and ia favor ct the re-election of Gov. Shulzc. Some cf the Jackon papers have joined the Scnti nel, while a large majority cf them heap upon Simpson the harshest abuse. The late Adams presse?, and Jackson presses, are now uniting, und cross uniting , on the gubernatorial question, until the confusion among the late political leaders is becoming as great as was that among the lancua ger, after the huilding cf Pabcl. HYPROrilOHlA. In answer to the enquiries of "P," in the last number of the Times, ou the subject of tlrophobia, Owen Franson has authorized me to say that he had a dog. 14 sheep, and a number of hogs, bitten by a dog supposed to be mad. Some of the sheep were so sev erely injured as to die soon after of their wounds. The dog, hog and remainder ofthe sheep, were secured in pens. After a certain number of days, which I now forget. tbe dog went mad and died, and at about the same time 7 of the sheep and 2 of the hogs also ti ed, under every symptom of Hydrophobia. Tbe particulars were given me more specially than 1 hav e stated them, but I did not note them tlown at the time, and they have io some tlegree, escaped my memory. I hav e had similar information from oth er sources, in regard to hogs, sheep & dogs, which have gone mad and died, in this county, but the testimony of Mr. Franson, who is known, generally, must remove every doubt on the subject. The Washington city Chronicle, by way Jof lilling up the blank end ol a column, gives the following Wives. There is said to be a great demand for single Indies to make s ites of, io ndiana; so much so that when a family of young ladies arrive with their parents, from another Shite, they are minted with the utmost .-TSsiduity,and if disposed to say yes. are married in a trice. In our National Metropolis, tbe case "i5 said11 to be directly the re verse of this. Mr. Frown, Minister ofthe Fnited Stat?, in Fiance; Mr. Poinsett, in Mexico, and Mr. Tudor, Change dWtTairs in Pnil, hav e asked und obtained pcrinissiou to r turn home. l:r:no:ii Vc'rict.