Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-19

&c the anniversary OF tne ldnulng
y. Edicott. 1t is expected that
o o., If the United States will be
y su i worthy of remark, that the
= The President was signed by
o., President of the Society, DR..
~ W. the hundredth anniversary of
On and that two centuries have
as :oa since the event, for the COM
POI If which the invitation was
rIem Observer.
IO,eotion Of the New-Jerusalem
the United States is now in ses-
' now edifce of the Atheneum in
II Is numerously attended, and
L,assed to see that the ladies take
N deliberations.-BoSt. Cent.
,,ye OCCURRENCE. An accident
o,snc nature took place in the
uson Braman, in this village, on.
ast, A solution of corrosive sub
been prepared to put ON a bed
,rovept the inroads of bugs, and
howl on the top of a book case.
o,her person was in the room, a
oen three and four years of age,
TO it and drank from the bowl.
Is Immediately brought the moth
a perceiving what had happened,
. yhiid some warm water to drink,
'.Fded in making her vomit by intro
IN finger into her throat. In the
few N nutes a physician was
who administered such relief as
has susceptible of. These timely
Il IS hoped, will be the means of
4 child's life, although from present
"a it is considered doubtful case.
kincs Of the little victim are said
seea most intense. Accidents of
+ shoula operate as caution to par
ii to leave poison of any kind within
.5bitu of access to children who are
Id be sensible of its deleterious
Worcester Spy.
s III twenty dollar bills of the U. s.
h circulation, payable at Charles
"a New Orleans, Hartford and Mid
j accurately executed as to require
E st examination to detect them;
& been taken by the tellers of two
1 he city within ten days; and but
;ae since, one was taken as good, at
id Branch. The bill payable at
appears to have been lately filed
h Courier.
$ANNER. Many of our readers
Meet that this person passed through
iSput eight years ago, on his way to
to join his relatives, from whom
On separated for thirty years, dur
time he had been among the In
he northwest. Mr.. Tanner is
& \ city. He has with him a nara
life and adventures, written by
+ ofthe United States Army, which
'ably be published in New York or
Liza, in the course of. few months.
Dan, well qualified to decide upon
II of the work, in a letter to the
his paper, dated Fort Brady, May
" I" Being a man of a strong, UNI
Md naturally discriminating mind,
"a has been converted by his edi-
Ne Of the purest and most fruitful
through which information re-
be manners, mode of thinking, &c.
. men, has flowed into our sea of
II At the age of nine years, Tan
Selzed near his fathers house, in the
81 the mouth of Great Miami, by a
PIX Indians from Saginaw, under
d Of the notorious Kishkauko, who
9ne of the party and quite a young
The object Of selling him, was to
" place of a young son of the wife
B kauko, who had died of disease,
nose loss the mother was incon-
'''F succeeded in getting the cap
glnaw, where he renamed about
when he was sold to the widow
ngulshed chief who lived near
1t was known to traders that he
|Ve child, and some had threaten
steps to have him restoredto his
fnd IN consequence of these
Indians removed him to the dis
~ near the head waters of Req
Aere ne remained until after Lord
pa abandoned his project of maxi
flement. He became acquainted
D., and was often of essential SER
q. he became a chief-took a
nom ne had several children, and
Eted and feared by the Indians of
by whom he had been adopted.
residence with the Indians, Mr..
81 all knowledge of the English
out BY perseverance, and with
hnce of kind individuals, he has
FAe means of communicating his
native language with considera-
F-Detroit Gaz.
Roqrers in Monroe, Conn. named
Coggeshall, having quarrelled
Jung oats, agreed to decide the
IN their sickles. Booth was to-
nhtted ; leaving the field minus
part OF one of his arms and three
Violent thunder storm at Atkinson
0R IN New Hampshire, on the lst
ascertained that the lightning
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