Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13

ton river, u party of Ioway aud Sac Indians. took
possession of the cattle and drove them OH Where
upon, so of the frooticr inhabitants embodied and
pursued the Indians. and came up with them cncamp-
cd. They refused 10 give UP the cattle. when n con-
hict eDsucd, which resulted in the defeat of the
whites, who lost four rnen killed. four wounded and
several missing. The Indian force is yariously stated
NJ from 100 TO 200 men.
Tie Governor of Missouri has called or, a ,bo,.
sand militia for the protection ofthc frontier. and has
requested of Brigadicr General Atkinson the aid of
the U. States troops IN that quarter, and Brig. Gen.
LeaYenworth has already marched ior the f,on,irr
with the disposible force stationed ut JefT,rsons B,r-
racks, amounting 10 fourteen companies.
Fri'aet pa hIer DO eriod n the Editors 9rMe Hnig.
CLARNsBusC, tliarri,on 60 Aug. i, 1920
DuG Green j. no lougcr a lar. lie said Gc-
neral Jackson wou'l punish Ia, ea,aeies. lie las JoHe
the has PUNISHED SIR. tn, the Postmaster at Par
k~ersburg Tor permitting when Ac knew nothing abou,
tJ q deeTs tGii - PISS through that Office to thu
Hon. Root. Allen. Tins tso penny Office h1s been
given to a Mr.. Nealc. Ia addition 20 the above Of
fence, IT j. understood Mr.. Tn was - impolte as
to laugh at Davy Crockett, "a JacSsrIion) MS he
passed Parkersburg last fail, towing u steamboat up
the Ohio. It was enough. o with his hcud-so
much for Buckingham"
Since Gen. !. rs 81; the example Of sweeping
with deer tails. it is said tina, ari.cic has risen 10 per
cent. IA market.
Seriously, Mr.. T!t has been rcmoeed C,y TIE first
oGe"cc.
EfvENCT.-Nc undo stand the amour. oc Duties
secured az the Custom House, in the city of New
A"rk. Tor the month Of July, is upwards Of twelve
hundred thousand dollars; during the month Of June.
II was upwards of eighteen hundred tiIausamd. The
amount secured for the lns, five months, exceeds six
miliIonS-full equal to the amount bonded last yeur
during the same snontIs.-I.fmericda.
.uanutac'VTe % Sat a statement, Published F.. ,he Western
hrSisief, compiled from the quarterly returns uf the Inspector.
Stew the quantity IT salt manufactured IN Kenhawa county,
y ns",.i' ION '- san springs, To have been something more
mate we had ever io.ned OF the eN;eut Of the iu.erUr supi!y or
tai, article Md Int
Leona.d Hcptarsou, of,hc State O! NoIlh Carciua, lashccn
Chosen Cn!cl Justice Of Iaat Sta,e
Rochester was Visited on the Sd ul,. with u VIC
lent squall. The spirc OF 81. paul's Church. I23 fee,
high, and with the height Of the tower, eI8 feet from
the summit to the ground, was destroyed. The Ro-
chester Advertiser says
"ihe accident is not attributed TO any deficiency in
the architecture; but sUther TO the scaloldlngs M ia
huInScr) with which the spire was surrounded, for The
accommodation OF the wora clcI employed IN finish
ing It. The wind took such hold on these, that IL
whirlcd the spire, scaholdiugs and al, into the air;
and the whole mass tel. Oh the roof OF the etiice.-
notwithstanding tho severity ofthc crash the strength
of the roof and walls resisted the shock. in a remar-
kabic manner. The roof WIS partially broken: ou!v
one OF the main r%ntlcrs, We believe gave rav; and
he whole damage t. the church icxc.u.iye Of The
spree docs not probably exceed $500.
The New York Me.caniie Advertiser OF Friday last saws.
'l2' BOLIVAR will he crowned, and under the existing state OF
'Hur-'' II Knows NOT wha; act short Q! suth a cor-u.ony Will
u~ar.1dize the Distracted state o. dln5s IA south America.
The house anil ft IN 10 lH.W efen, N.yr vi r~-,..i,