Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

in uls town are s'd 70 esi. parks supposed to 1s e 81
In Rutherford County Nashville and
much injury done by the wind Fences. trees and
and gin horse mill of MIR Jones entirely
demolished In Franklin, Williamson county, understand,
But Inc mo-, serious ca!ani, beicl the towu of Charlotte
Dickson county, where the principal force of the gale far
buildings village were pros,ra,e. The Cour, House
substantial brick ehce high, nearly level
led with the ground and MIR Collier who lodged in the upper
story, was SO much injured that bis life was despaIed Of
we understand from traveller who passed the night in the
hearrending and ndescrbably awful So soon as ii was
ccrtained that the hotel unnured rushed u from
from their wounds those of their friends Several had
their limbs broken, most of them had received sooe bodily m
d. We have just learned, ha, tho town. OF Sheibyv,llc in
Bedford county has likewise experienced the destructive
demolished, including Court House aud Methodist Church
Several lives were lost and among those killed we understand
The following shocking occurrence. Is related in
the last Lewis County Republican,
We learn that two young m IN by the name Of Pal
mer, who lived the natural bridge in this counts
devised the following plan day last week for kill
ing deer. The younger brother, who about 10
years of age. placed himself in ambush at spot
where the deer vas most likely to run wnen routed.
The other started off i'll circuitous direction up
certain stream of water, for the purpose of t0rnne
the course of the animal down towards the one who
lay In conceament 1t appears, however, that he did
not go SO farup the stream as was intended. The
one in ambush hearing noise in the bushes sooner
than he expected, held his gun, which was charged
with three balls and ready cooked in the proper di-
rccton for firing Soon he discovered something
moving i'll the thcket which lie supposed 10 be the
deer-he fired and fastened to the spot; when, his
BROTHER instead of the intended victim, had received
the fatal dschargeof his piece!! He had only strength
when the other arrived to say, II am dead man,
and Immediately expired
from the Augusta Geo. Courier, June 1O.I
by gentleman just from the scene, are inform
e1 that the gold hunters in the Cherokee Territory
were all removed last week by the u States troops
lie saw the smoke OF their wigwams and shantees
| ascending to Heaven Thursday last Ill all direc
lions. They were numerous all over the country
that the conhagsatIon resembied world on fire
Their owners talked very big at lrst-swore they
were for State Rights, and would not removes but as
soon as they heard the tap of the drum the neigh
| boring hills, they scampered off, and old Mr.
! Weems used to say, like rats from an old barn on
hre. Thoy did not even step to shake the Rattle
snakes out of their blankets, of which, of ormi
dable size, our informant shaken from his warm
birth, and which must have been the family bed
felow the preceding night.-Guess, they were in a
hurry.
These troops have orders to the gold region
once u week. So intent were these marauders on
golden treasures, that they at work turn the
course of the Chasatee river order to hunt its bed
AS the whites moved out, the Indians who had been
amidst the hearty of their disappointed prede-
| cessCTs.
MEalpars, MAx6.
report has reached this place, that the Choctaw
Indians. disappearing of the determination of some o.
the chiefs, to cede their territory the States
have put two of the principal ones death, to wit
Greenwood Lcdore. who had recently been elected
head chief Tor king) qfthe nations and - Buson,
MINOR chief Yhs information IL derived from gen
tleman who cuTo direct FROM NacheZ and Who in
forms US that the report was generally believed at tina
! place.
| EPtSCOPAL--Ws learn that On FRIDAY after
Doom hast, the B-v. Mr. STosE, OF NaryIaud was M
animously elected Bishop of the Episcopal Church il
the dioeess OF Maryland, by the convention of that
state.--lU S. Ga-.
qhe ship Mary, Capt. Welsh from Calcutta, ho.
two elephants on board--o dam and her calf Phe
young one wesned on the passage It is az
playful kitten.
a rhinoceros which Capt. Welsh was bringing oui
with him, died when the vessel vas roundine the
Cape of Good Hope.-Phuad. Gas
A Mr.. Dalton, Of the Upper Canada Parliament
has declared war against techncalities of law. He
has introduced bill rendering unlawful the barba
rous practice OF using Latin Or any other outandisl
phrases in law pleadings."
Ihe brig Nun, which left Mobile on The 9Th Nov
for New York put bach to Mobile Point when 81,
days OUT in consequence Of the captain having discov
cred runaway slave on board, who had secreed him
selfthe nigh. before the vessel sailed.
The New YoR Evening Post of Saturday, says-"A foo
race took place yesterday afternoon around the Washington
parade ground between Richard Crawford and Robert Gil
The distance Mile, walked by The former If
mn 2us the time OF the latter Gun Sos.
Capt, Cay Of the brig Hiram New York from Porto Ca
Mav0 ;,Tor,n
OF importance had occurred in Venezuela, since former
oa.es abe country was quiet and the Congress still ii
Brom the NJ Y Conlneycrat .4drerfisc, of yfune L.
FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship Birmingham Capt. Harris the
EDITORS OF the Commercial Advertiser have received