Western Times, Volume 2, Number 5, Richmond, Wayne County, 3 October 1829 — Page 3
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tfCSTERN TIMES.
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Ch .rlMtown, in tt, State, hi. .old hn Utah. . prQm the GaUna Mvtrt;scr, lluient to a Mr. Cullin. Mr. Morrison wi a t .,, ... . r ...ii . r . 11 . , . . , , Inpiav I rety. We learn from a genSCiitli man f reinclati e talnt, mid though k 11 i b. ,,,,,, Uenian who arrived here from Iraire du
, F'J'""'nr)-vi!ij,smrM,. Chien, since the publication of our last raVt7T m m m:U,I)- CoII,n" ,i,,J per, that a treaty between the Winnebato tlif.ir with MorriMin in pnlitioi. . , ,x g n-, I otavvatamiesand Ottoways, is conA newspaper hai len established at t!lled. The follow ing is the boundary of Nacogdoches Texas and ii published in the land ceded by the Winnebagoes to "the the Spanish, and English languages, by Mil- t uitl States. From the mouth of Hock ton Slocumb. river, up the ail river to the mouth of the ; ! I'e kc cn o kre , to the mouth of S iir rivlt is propo-ed in loton to form a rrni- cr; thence up thi stream to the mouth ot pany for the puipoyeof m iking; a settle- its extreme eastern branch: thence up said ment in the Oregon Territory. F.ouksare branch ttf the place where it is inter ected opened for the purpose of receiving names, by the tract leading from the Blue Mourn4
to the Portage ot the Ouisconsin and Fox
we have endeavored to class under the ill denomination of Sahara advancing, I repeal, to the annihilation of Egypt and her glories, with the nlence, hut with the certainty, too, of all devouring time! There is something quite ap
palling in the bare contemplation of
this inexorable onward march of whole sale death to kingdoms, to mighty rivers, and to nations; the more to. when we reflect that the destruction must, from its nature, be not only compete, but eternal! R. Dmkiti's Disserla lion on the Course f the JS'tger.
1, ,:. ,. m the Maud of Cuba, in place of -img inr stare wnn tne t.uu volumes ' ;!ll.M. li..dnev,trmovfd. i abo-it uO larce ortavo pages, bound) -rc -..iaev M.i'o:i, ,.V 'irgmi.i, to be Consul , I'mted Mate fr the Fort of St. HV are not yet so well acquainted wi
. .whilst it v tiii: nu:ii)KNT. , 'ii'1 llhitid. of N'cw York, fobr Con
j to l'liito I States for the l'oit of O- Liberality amn VinfVr. Proposals -hers; hence with said trace; pacing
,.i ) the LI o k e i,in P,un. lmp l'veu ''rp",, v me agents appoint- partly through one of the Four Lakes to ,Wirdol !..,., i, to be Consul of ' ,l ,or lniishing the -tatc of New II amp- Duck creek to its source; thence on a l .1. I Mite I'.rlhe Fort of CjlVn. ''hire with COO copie? of the revved stat-l straight line to the lower extremity of Lake
. Mrx;,-. ;'r- -Mr.l.nngot iiopkinton. made the Puckway or llu-h lake; thence up said V, I. m vh ilr.of MiarhueU:", to he' ',.ivrt. om'r whifh was uccepted. He bke.and up Fox river tothe Portage,down ,f ihe I mted St it - lor the Foil of -vp dollars for the privilege of fur- the Ouisoousin, and down the Mississippi
, ,:. m the l-l.nd of Cuba, in place of !1,-llll'-r ate with the t.UU volumes (ot to the mouth of itock river.
rai-, All me lantl inr in pi within n. fihrno
, bound, is ceded to the United States, ex-
,-ith'cept certain reserves, to wit : one section.
i-i the lI in i of Forto Kicn, in the Uic "secret in trade,1 as to tell how our or 0 10 acres, to each hall breed of the
.-e of F.obert.1 injurs rpm..vd. t,I0.hcr TyrK ran ,jvc liy Workin fori " ,nfnclM;?,1 l!,bo; 10 :ir named in the iVdii un Stirlinsr. to be CohmiI of the l-t .. .... .. ,Pl treaty ; to be located hereafter bv the I ni-i.vato.fn-the Foitof lUrcelo.n, lri !'h:Pgand Imdmg himselt. Though we ted States, on any land withm the ceded ..n. in place of Charles Douglass le-i ure 'l'M10"r'' to ,,nuht it, he may think that tract, not supposed to contain lead ore . ,-,1 i he can, like the old lady w ho bought cgss : The Fnited States, on their part, give to
.V-iUunS. Hamilton, of Louisiana, tobe!:tl a ui!,,- per dozen and sold them at l,,c Winnebagoes '20.000 promised at the Moreseen, or human ellor v v r ' i.ol.li - I iruN Snn'h Tenne-! T . .i i i i i Council at Green Itay last ear, in tull for U hen you are ill rt ,u r o. pji'ii . i.i.io., uMi.ii itnue. n,,,f .-fFlfP hVe at the business by doing' , , , ... - ... ,1 , . ,. ia : lace cf James F. T urner, rtmov- ; . , , . ... . . .. " . f rents and depredations committed on their ;ne3 is what all men ar( a,crrjf .halof it. We had therelore felt .domains up to the present time ?20.000 that millions are in the s
,ui ir TrD-iit imons to be Conul of ,irc 0 make an assurance that Mr. Hop- as presents and an annuity of j5 18,000 tor !' :.'. ,1 State. f.r Yetphalia, and the ; kmton can get the privilege of furnish- thirty years out of which the Winneba-:-ua Fiovu.ee of Ihelihme, to reside ;s 0HrsUte with (he :lws, on the same Kes are to pay j?10.000 in part for the '-rf.lcth. in idace of John Godtrev ,i,..,u r tX J expenes incurred by the I nitc-d States in
iiiiiim, Aim uaic iuu ijvuiiiui) i ill u n ii iiiiu'.l.. I
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NEW ADVERTISEWENTS.
EJEW STOHS. THE Subscribers have just re
ceived, and opened, in the Store
House formerly occupied by Sam
uel P. Booker, in Ccntreville, lnd.
a large and excelleut assortment of Fashionable
' r, n '-iiraeii . ; :-t'i- Jones to be Marsliall for the t Mi-jjii, ice John Sirnonds, re- . i . . Shannon, of Kentucky, to be t At: miu . for the Mate of Mt-r-oun, a I'.t'uilev .Mlon, it-moved.
(be bargain.
. - ; . K'f ct'mns. We see by the Ver- . y lj !? that the re-flection of Gv. b) a very heavy m.'j i it v , i- reduv ceitainty. la the li-t of lleprc .';v c -1 the .-tate Legislature, w e see : n,e of Daniel A. A . Fuck, late memt t". ii2ie-s and during the firt five -i.Mi.'dy made, a candidate lor re'i i. ! : ':'h ( tTrt to elect a member to
Wc learn that Arthur St. C Vance, Fxj. of this place, ha received a hand-nme little appointment from Mr.TiVtle, Surveyor General of the Ohio land District, of seven town-hip survey ing in the country north
wetotlort Wayne. The performance of hi luty w ill, it is supposed, engage Mr. Vance alout .' month. He is well (juali!iod far the tak, and in other respect ? cry deserving of the appointment conferred on Lim. Let u have more of such reform Li v tenet h u rgh. I'aHactiu m .
ite W innebaffo disturbance, for all
thefts and depiedations heretofoi-e committed; to Madame Gagnier, whose husband wa murdered at Frairie du Chien in
the summer of 1827, an Hnnuity of
The New Orleans paper? say that in addition t the horrors of the di-ease, which carrie oil from thirty to fifty daily, the street are in surh a wretched conditi "n , from continual rain, as to render it ditto
;n F.j. k's tii'trirthas te-ulted 'r,I,t lo convey the bodies to the grave.
. I ron t?n- suf'icct the I ouner of the 12th
Autjut ay "The Mrcets leading to the Protetant Cemetery, are utterly impassable for a heare with a corpse; several hearses have been broken tlown this morning, and thecotVms had to be t-vken out evi v s'j'iare.1 The -same paper adds, we aie t,irrv to mv, "o far- a our knowledge fxttnd-, the number that it-cover, bear a vfiyMinll proportion to thoc who die The i-t- of mortality have been frightfully twclled tho-e few day h past M
1 crniint Patriot, in "no rUtY'.
i too., fr Prenti-s GT0; for i. r. l-; kcatterttig, A majority holc i- thore reijnired. to elect.
'! 1
The late t It ct inn &t
!. "i i other ktatc ctli- fr. i ju-t
( ; i r
i .'I t;:. afit-r a mot v iolerd on:trt. 'i'o ,ue pi'ie t'piill-- divided m th.'.n n :i') other in N- Faigland
' Tv Hurp'hiiP. We have not vet f r. i . t I t n inf tri' d by a yentlennn '; , ;!' r-onviile. that tit n. Will ti "f I'ri :tr's Itrtre::f. Switer-
i' . I:, h ma. In Ifen i L I anted
i the l.-.n l OlTjrr ;t Jet-ron
. ' 1,11 t'o- v irni-v of crtMend by the : .-'of S ilnr.i I (iv atbnov, F.-ij and f I f Mr. Smdev whov:u lecently iitotit otVo e and dfclmed ac'i-: - il l appointment. i i'i'cii.i llfj itlllcan. Wo r.-vlf rtand tliat Gen. W;l!iun C. !if, e,f 1 nit r lletieat Switeilalid :nt , i a j pointed lgi-tr r of the Land ;.(: at J, llfl'sonvillc. 1'ilivuij'olii (la
!!.' e (' C 'f;'.v H J r, ti riillrui.lll fit ; ! i' it; ' -rn, , n ttit I c I. kd mt roiivrr wi'.l. V. ii i.i am Ln is of L'nion Count j, rI.-j ' i ' i.rd (' c a i (iinlii.ehl, un I vd) tl.en on w iy to S-iJi -ii,, t,j I. .-iv c l,n Idiitd npj.roveil. '.'':'!') will i .iini.il -I wi'ti Mr. I.fwi, !.- .J.iiii to t . a r-'M.taMr and hon " ' ' :r or ly ilouLtt arc hi tu l.i nlif.or .: o - F.n Timfi.
Ti e Editors of the N. Y. Courier and F.niuirr, in a hearty tirade against "the pi nt Tar ill," says, "our comitier is allitest anril Hate. I vur tfiijfiin is rotlin - at -,i,r vi.irrfi." If thi be true. Mr. editors, do inform one of the small fry typestick-t-r, whv t it that t:nnty .;? more custom bouo oil'iets are appointed under the
iMfsent admitutrattoii of Mr. Collector
SwartTrout, than there were under the late
administration of Mr. Collector Thomp
son? Ifvoudonot answer it at all, the
people will say you have told an untruth. For surHv if lommrrct is almost annihUatt l, tuntii sr rn addition At. custom house
oihrprs at jl.'j each per day, for every day in the week, which amounts to js29,5Gj a ear, ate totally unnecessary.
N In ufctmiy (. . i.) Lutiinrl. JVuc Y'jrk, Sept. lf. C'mmndi,re Porter--Letters were received in town yesterday from Dr. Boardrnan, who i the surgeon, fi iend, and companion of Commodore Porter, in Mexico, and no
mention i made of his (Com. Porter's) ar ret,awa statel in the accounts received veterday from Vera Cruz. They are residing in the family of Mr. Poinsett, the American Mini-ter, an I their detention results from the etnharramPrit in the re onrce of the government, which they
'iunr Xauolean Slight and delicate in
,1 hi appearance, the Duke ot Heirlitadt, -s , i'h, o j.t.r paper. "d. jparfs of a?0 rxhj!l , at the -mail sum of 1 .'2r jt address in all athletic exercises.
Jut IOAI. or 111 l.l II. Vi i. ;ve receive-! tlit fu-t number of a I'.i. .K.-..f l.n-it ,t ,f it, fk !if,nii lit!i
' . . , , , hav e every reason to expect will be Mee
I ' ,IIIU ".'IdiK removed. t.v . lost
rt ill -n : ol !iy sriin . I he WOIK ' i at i e ir in senii montl.lv numbers of
i " t iv o p gc f -ome ty pe
'r annum. We are not a rornprtrnt judge i 'the Mfliml know ledge displayed in the n.'ji-r br foie us, but ran i(ly declare
":r belif f that it contains nothing but what
!.. rational and useful, ruid wntten in a
(! un, sfiong, iin-1 handsome manner. Two
:t!'.ic fiom it vvill be m hi on our fust
p igt , liii I at anothoi lime we will probably
iv e other s l tions. as we can't throw
t'i's r.umbrr de until it i literally 4,ued
for thirty years, and to her child who was
scalped, one section of land reserved from
the ceded tract, to be designated by the
government ol the tinted States.
We understand that Mr. Hunt's cl lim icain?t the Vinneb:got'S amounts to 10,000 j
dollars Mr. linsbois1 to 7000 dollars, and
Messrs Lockwoods'toGiiOd-dlars, Messrs. KoIettc'' and others unknown. The Potawatamies and Ottoways have sold all the ground to which they have any claim, on both sides of Hock river, including all the land from Mock nvtr to Lake Michigan. The Winnebagoes still retain a small tract of country betw een the Four Lakes, the upper water ot P.ock riv er, Winneb i-
goe Lake, and Lnke Michigan. Thistrart is supposed in many places to abound in copper ore. i The quantity of land purchased of the Potawatamies is supposed to be about 3.000. 000 acres its western boundary being the Mississippi extending from the mouth of Kock liver to the mouth of the Omsconsin about 200 miles, and from the
Mississippi to Lake Michigan, I'JO milej.
And the amount which the Commissiontrs hav e agreed to giv e, is five mills, per acre,
ai.nualtij, during their existence as a dis
tinct nation. The land purchased of the Winnebagoes is about three million, bounded on the west and south by the aforesaid purchases; cast
by Hock and Sugar llivers north by the
Ouisconsin and I-ox Fivers for which the
Commissioners have agreed to pay live mills per acre, annually, (ot 30 years which
is eunal to about 15 cts. per acre.
Thus have the United States obtained
title to .Six .Millions acres of land, abounding w ith lead ore, more so perhapi than any other in the known world. The tract
! is surrounded by navigable waters, and its
climate and soil not excelltd in any part of
the United States, the interior is well
furnished with springs of the jan cst water,
and w ith sites for water power to almost
any extent. Lime and sand sdone can ev
ery w here be found for building and fen cing and timber sutlicient for the purpo
se for which it may be required. Th-:
annuities of 33.000 dollars are to be pai l
in cash, at Prairie du Lhien. 1 bus distri
buting in our immediate neighborhood a
little of the needful.
We expect hereafter to be furnished with
all the speeches made by the Indians to the Commissioners, and the talks held between
the dilTercnt tribes of Indians, and other
more minute transaction, until which time
w e shall abstain from further remarks up on the treaty.
From the Literary Cadet, SCRAPS Or CONS LAT10V.
When things go wrong in opposition to all your endeavors ,kgive it up," and
console yourself with the reflection that
"W hatever is, is right.M
When your friends forsake you, and
enlist on the side of your enemie re joice that you have eo soon discovered
their true characters, and that you are no longer liabb: to their hypocrisy. When you meet with any very sudden or unlocked for disaster comfort your self with the assurances, that it was what no human discernment could have
foreseen, or human effort thwarted.
reflect that sick
are liabh to, and
ame condition
When you have lost all your substance by knavery or calamity consid r that you have no longer the care on v our mind of preserving your property. tint that "there is but a penny Uitfrr ence between him that works and play". md he that plays gets it "
When you find yomsolf a beggar I
do not despair, fur there are many aim houses. When you becorr.o reduced to the
I meat ex'reme of poverty rememl ei that you can ect no lower. When you have been subjected to ev cry posible vicissitude in life sing "The world is all a fleeting bhow." When you d--spnr there is always a profusion of halters.
UAnVARfc, Sec. Which they will sell untirilly Icjyv for Cash, or approved Coun
try Produce.
HART & MORTON. CnUrnille. O t 3. 1829. bxtf
William Will up, Respectfully informs his old customers, and the public in general, that he sftil continues the
liATTING Vjfef
BUSINESS,
At his New Frame Shop on Main Street, Centreville. la. where he is completely prepared to manufacture Hats of the best quality, and of the latet City Fashions. Hekeeps constantly on hand a general assortment ot Hats, which be will sell ur.u-u;tl!y
low. for cash, or approv ed produce. 'Ihe
iisfhest prices w ill alwavs be given for
Furs, and clean Lambs' Wool,
AN APPRENTICE
1 wanted to the above busines. A boy
of from 1 4 to 16 year of age, cf good mor
al character, will meet with good encouragement, bv calling soon.
Cfntrnilte()ct. 3. 1829. 55.
One man sucks an orange and is choaked by a pip, another swallows a penknife and lues: one runs a i horn in
to his hand and no fckill can save him.
another has the shaft of a gig passed
completely through his body and recovers; one is overturned on a einooihcorn
moti and breaks his neck, another i-
tossed out of a gig over Biightou cliifj
and survives ; one walks out on a windy
day and mrets death in a bnckba', at d
iuothcr is blown up in the air, like Ion
Iatton induernsey castl -, and come
down uninjured. The escape of tt.i-
noblem.m was indeed a miracle. A
xplosion of gunpowder, which killed
lis mother, rife, some of his childicn.
and many other persons, and blew up
the whole fabric of the castle, lodged
lim in his bed on a wall overhanging a
tremendous precipice. -"Perceiving a nighty disorder, (as well he might,)
le was going to step out of his bed to enow what the matter was, which, if he
had done, he had been inecoverablv lost; hut, in the instant of his moving, a flash of lightning came and showed him the precipice, whereupon he lay still
till people came and took him down.
Nathaniel Lewis, 2UXAIN STREET, RICSMOND,
PiF.sPF.CTFULLY' Inform' his ti iends, and the put-lie in ereral. that withm a few months p:i-t be has commenced to
Manufacture &: k p
for
i'e, a constant
Probability nj the txtinctionof Egyrt. If we return to the valley of the l''ile of Kgypt, we shall see at this rnc,meiit the veiy process going on by wV,-,CM lne jow. er part of the Ni r, or Milt? of Burnon, Inn been choked, Up and obliterated by the invasion 0f the Great Saha
ra, under the h:..ine of the Uoscrt of Uil-
mah and Liby. Thus has been rub-
gn
lie is very lively in his disposition, and is one of the brst nnestri at s to be seen on
the Prater of Vienna; rid although all possibility of resemblance to Napleon"s l!nm;in bead appears at 'list incompatible with the Austrian narrowness of counte
nance, whirr, he inbeiim from his mother, bed ut fr,m, the. face of the earth a riv
yettbereaie perubanties of look and ges- rr wbi';' had once its cities, its sages, tore to be detected which are said to be jU v.;arrioiP, s WOrks of arts, and its inexclusively P.nonap utean-a rapid fold- nJilionff iikc ,hc d,fsic Ni, but
iiilt i nit- ill ins. .urn , uuii .u.uoii in i ii t i . . . I : i e i i ,. ,t r . i i . which to ex sled in days of winch we
... I ' . ' I .l .
Lp. We know it would .e iloing injustice , ai pie-ini, i a iniai auence oi prrtcnMon.
that course,;
o 1i0 jiTnj mt 'r to ri'iititiuc
b-jlbv giving full extract fi m the 1st num-
1 ; r. w e hope the f bnrarti r of the work v i!! be better understood than by mere ,i,.. nt? fiomus. In the mean lime, we i j.M t our wish that vo cheap, and as we
r,!!) i ilicve, useful work, may receive a i .iv ; il patronage.
A coinage of half di,C8 (live cent p.er) ha been commenced hy the mint. Such a coir, J,5 jonir ,Pcn Want. ed, and a vr.w great convenience will
remit u'jtYi a free circ ulation of them. I Aorlhem paper. Thi- my tn.i,,)1t there if no doubt that at the piesent lime a tnuch greater
c.imvfnirx:re would reult from the Mree rir-
a . M I'fu .n, l.it p.'-ior !! Fropriotur cf jcttlutieii1 of good old fashiinird Dollars. ---..-i.-.'. fiiAii-M-( r ullisLeJ at' fiUx. La.) (Jaicttc,
have scarcr ly a record. In the same way shall perish the Nile ol Egypt and ife valky ; its pyramids, its temples, nnd
its cities! the Delta shall become a
plah of quicksand a second Syrtis! and the Nile shall cease to (list from
the lower cataract downwards; for this is about the measure or height of the
giant principle of destruction trading
on thehgyptian valley, and which is ad
vancing from the 1 abaci l)euit, baclced by other deserts whoie names nnd numbers we do. put even kuow, but wh'uh
supply of
Saddles, Drirlles, Portmanteaus,
and Geutleinens anl Lac'ies Va
lises. Also. ;t handsome supply of New York Seating;; one half
bale of I)iifjba!oe Robes, best qual
ity; Trees made in the best man
ner by Basset and Kendal, Cincinnati.
All of the above article?, and any oth
ers that be may have to dispose of in bis
line ot business w ill be sold cheap, tor cash
or approved country produce. Persons
wishing to purchae arc- respect folly invi
ted to call anil see for themselves.
fj7lle professes to make work in the neatest manner, of the best materials that can be purchased in the W estern country. Richmond, Ot..3, 1829. i Of ILIUM'S REM AIN1NG In the Post OiTce. at CRXTULVILLH. Wav ne county, lnd. on the first day ofOctober, 1820. which if not taken out by the fnt of January 1C30, will l,e sent to the Geucral Tost Of. tice, a; dead letters. V John A i feison.
B Joshua B"Kon, Jicob Brooks.
G orge B'-nriet, I seph B n ksten, Samuel B -eson, S aple F. B'rrios, AndrpwBundu , Nathaniel Beall, J coh B wman, I) miel Burkett, William B aker, Elihu Brown.
C James Crabb, Moses Cooper 2. Wil-
liam Cox. senr. Johrj Com r. Ilobcit
WAimiED-On rimr-Uy last, by thd commons.
lion. Septimvs Smith, JOHN S. NRWMIN- j) J(n Duh, S:imxle D D ivis, Ja
uct Hannah, fq. nil of thi. place. P.AKr-h.m PnHl I.'.h Fllmff.
G -Timothy L. Gairigus David
(j irette.
II- L vi Hopper, David Hoover, Esq.
John Hendrix, CommUsioner of the Cumberland road.
f JefSe Jared. Fielding John.
K William Kuutt. or Jacob Hoovers
Amos Keuwrorthy.
L Abel Lomax, William Long, IsotJ
Liurand, Jo-eph L-mgacre.
M leremiah .Meet', Alfred Mver. Esq.
lit ttr-tl 1 r-v a.r t i
lMprHt.lv well, will find h fitnation. on p. u 11. m 1 sign.
ceptable terms, by calling soon, at the ol 1 Col. Enoch RaiUback, Elijah King, tice of the Western Times J 'athan Roulh.
Two Pliiladelphians meeting at ar
inn in L uicaster, one took up a newspa
per and complained of his eyes. "Trv
my spectacles" said his friend. -'Ex
cellenl! admirabl! Til not be a weik
longer without a piir." "You are cer
tainly right; but take care that they
have glasses. Mine have none.
JAMES P. BURGESS i a candidate to fill the office of Jmti.te of the Peace in
Way ne township, Wayne countv, made va cant by the resignation of Hugh Cull.
Vf( f4 'iyt 'tyr r:
; "I' "I- "I-- ' H "I T
X)H3D 1" th' place, on Saturday but, LU-
THKIl l). iufant bod of William and Sarah
At this office, an APPRENTICE to the
PRINTING BUSINESS.
A smart hoy, of good habits, between the
nge?ofl4 and 18 vears, who ran read
Centreville, Sept, ID, 1820.
3.
OF AI.L HINDS, Vcaly iiecuUd at this orricc
S Isaac Shaw 2. John Scott, Joshua
Stinson, Adam Stonebraker, Mihnda Skinn r.Er'ovs S--vtl, Joseph-Snod-grass. A lam Simessor. T William Thoruburgh.
WRussel Williams, Sarah Wat-05,
William Wrilev, Jesse Willit, Celia C. Whitlev. Jacob Wals. 65 Letters, S.IMUEL HAWAII, P. M. Centreville, October 1, 1829.