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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-11

Several o'the moderate newspapers in the nts-
rior ofPennsyIrana are coming out in favor Of Mr..
MeLana's Tariff Bill TIE leadins papers nj
Tie Soathen States, with the exception ofthe Null
IIfcrs are a'so taxing the san,e course If Con-
gress-shopI1 pass MIR McI.ane's bill as amendxi
by Mr.. Adams, it wold meet the approbauon OK
ntnc,cnths d. lie = ogle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-11

Tie nogIsstown Republican, says -" Nina
has made his VII which has been taken to Phi--
depbia. and properly authenticated by the Spanish
ambassador. Among other lesaoies, ~ learn thG
he bequeoths five hundred dollars to the Sheriff AT
tins county, and three hundred to eaeh ofhs law
gcrs lis ren name rs aihxed 10 this instrument,
l. Garoao Estrada EntraI2oa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-11

EoR Grey's .Spce1a.-We donot reeoiiaes ever to
have sen a seycrcr chastIsement then t5ot inAict
ed by Ear Grey ON the Bishop Of Exeter IN the
debate on the Reform Bill In alIusioa to The Blsh-
ops speech, Earl Grey said
q have been congratulated by learned and
Right REV PreIatc, that have rejected with scorn
aud indignation the stigma OF revolution. The
charity of TINT snecr aud oft'a, insnuat.on IS not
lost upon me- mnonse chce,ins) but | tell
that Rlght Rev PROBATE thns have long llfo 10
appeal to. winch even those who kno" me not in
private. will think sufficient 10 justify me in the
opinion Of my eountrymon from the foul and ma.
ignanr charges wh.caho, in ms christian charity,
has though, proper to produce against me. (Crea'
chcerlng) l have stake also IN The country, per
hars as laree one us he has. have also gwen
pledges 10 my country, pledges which mas prove
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Dr.. Lees genuine Patent .Ne'o London
Bilious Pills.

EXTRACT Of F, iet',r written hy very resPecta-
IL ole gentleman residing in Bai'm, r., 10 u'e SUD-
scriber, WIN deems i, his huu, though unauth"rzei,
to lay it before the public, Withholding he writers
name for particular reference Should any r'qwr, II
personally SAW. - I "a r.
BALTIMORE AUGUST 1873.
Doct. S. II. p. lee, New lon on, Conn
Dear Sir-It rs now upw ards ct twenty yea Ma
have used NV London Bilious Pills N nv Ian
w. and always found thcm efficient, Purg tive IN a!
most every description vf disease eve? found hoIT
accusomed certainty TO IN tn II nperai IN And ei
fec,s. until few mouths past. and having s'ce thrn
been sadly disappointed IN kpery instance OF ns''s
them began to conclude that YOU had made our
fortune and had abandoned tneir manufacture Ia mer
cenary and ,,nfahf, hands Under TIN, impression
accidentally saw an advertisement ct yours IN a New
York newspaper, designating spurious inra''pns from
your own manufacture by having your written sigma
to each bill of directions, and inst IN no instance
were the limitations signed with rea and in, although
perfect copy in ever other re pee, Finding h c
had without this test, began to susp, c. tina, y
was not fair in medicine, we'll as IN politics.. ~
called at several OF our apothecares 'oI your ps VII"
written signature. lprocured rex, .h : on u r.
ing them, found the same effects II m mem na' -
ways expelienc d, aud much jniS ID o. hn..ng
IN, SELF in possess ct .Iciuc so Gi.hv nrzt,
that cannot in justice refrain tron S's or "ts IN
formation.
hope and trust, Sir for tie b net kind
that your valuable IN d,cine viii Ss p i 20 lis
original quality. and that mercensry i''. De
fruwned upon oy all insulted community. 5'r'
your TREND, sc
= To avoid the imposition of Counterfei,s a. /
spurious 40 related above, the purch has
only to examine the bill of directions covering each
Box, and # sigLed at foot, in my own hand writing
Immediately under my printed name, they are genuine
and prepared by me. but if ONLY the printed name Is
aft xed, they are spurious and TO be avoided
New London, Conn. 1852. s. h. r LEE.
The above Pills for sale by
oct ST WILLIAM SIAbLEK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

cedar On the part Of the defendants, two ar
chitects from Nottingham estimated the damage
at aI5,0OO, and Mr.. Cubitt, from Lon
don, said it would take 92l,OO0 to restore the
building, but then it would in better state by
more than g5O3O than it had been before. There
was no question as to the law of the case, It being
clear that the mob had acted with feonioas inten-
ton. aud the jury found verdict for the plaintiff
-damaoes R2I 600
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Charles BENNETT

| 81 ssyed, by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose,
ssePos' Seine rwine, in bales Of various sizes
thread. common. in bales of 20 dcz
"e yellow, hlesched and half blesehed do
'Ss' patent Tailors' Thread, dark blue, w.
p,s D. and all colors
af m,r, OF GOODS previously on hand, consisting
se vos usseAhe articles, Foreign and Domestic. may
. Sn,~. attention OF dealers, it is his intention
,s 49,. % me whole the present autumn and ensu
sept6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
900 Eegroes wanted

XXyE wish to purchase Two Hundred Negroes, OF
~ both sexes, from IL to 25 wears Of age, he!o
hands; also mechanics Of every description -,
Persons having such to dispose of would do wen 10
give us q call, as we determined to give higher
nr;ce Er slaves than an, purchasers who are now or
NAV here after come into this MAJ ket
All communications promptly at'endedto. we can
a, ali times be found at our residence west END Duke
street, Alexandris, d. c. .,,r,v,n
oct 1T E3ANbbIN q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Choice Wines.

TIME subscribers have for sale assortment OF fin
i est WINES, in boxes of dozen each, viz.
Champaign Orimsnt Mouet brand
Ieadtop Champaign. in pints and quarts
Chamberth Burgundy
HCIos.man 4 Co" best Chateau Latte eIsret
"Winker," "Oppenhemer." "oberweiseler'"
and - Hattenheimer," OLD Hook
St Julien, Ia Nerthe, st. joseph and La'hIie
white and red C'arct
White Hermitage and ssuterne
Muscat, Lunrl, Hermitage, NaIVo's'n
Chateau Hsrgesux
Extract d. AbsInthe
Heioc CIsret, in casks
MADEIRA, in pipes. hogshead' and quarter casS''
old and of the very hes: quality
Sicily and Marseilles Madeira
St Lucar, Sherry, Port
Dry and ~ Get Nslsss, &C. &c
S5r 4. G.. CAZEEOVE h Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

Groceries,.
IN BAGS Rio and Java coffee
4 - "a hbds Orleans and West India sugar
Al do do do molasses
50 casks sweet Malaga and French Nadera
wine
casks Port wine
pipes and ha'fpipes French brandy
do Holland gin
9 puucherns old Jamaica rum
80 r.rr.Is %ew eng land rum
~ DO Coarr' gin
IS dc OF whi.kcv
10 noses lcsf sug2r; Gags pepper
a., r.mebto
100 reams wrapping paper
1856 sack hne sail q iverpoo fled)
100 nprTeis neat !-rring AMI 'nsckerei
5000 bushels ground alum sst
Will , general ss,ortment of GROCERIES,, for
.st tv CLAGErl g PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

tPor the Alexandra Gazette
SIR MANCH's RETURN.
SONG OF ANTICIPATION.
Sra MANca returns home to his own native soil.
With heart full as warm as his lsurels are green,
And his present sensations repay all the toll
And the doubt and the peril of that which hath been:
In the red fields of carnage where suphur'ous hail
Was sweepngly driven in gale upon gale,
And each oppressed patriot, with scabbardless
brand,
Man for man faced the spoilers that ravsged their land
The volunteer knight.
In the thick Of the fight.
Cheer'd his friends with the watch word; " God arm.
eth the right!
And true to the last, he ne'er babe them sdeu,
Until Victorys eagle arose to his view.
STA MAscH returns home; and the contrast he draws
Of the past and the present is food for his soul;
From the life Of hunter embracing the cause
Of people DER whom but the blacklist clouds rol:
And the various Privatons he bore ere the day
The pillar of tyranny crumbled away,
was forgotten in JOY at the glorious ,eat
of the DesPot. IN death, stripped of lsbused mig hi;
Of him who declared
Not a Pole should be spared,
Save such as aAs slaves in Siberia were reared!
liz! the Gallons arch fend! who pu, forth decree
To take every child from The breast and the knee
SIR SAscH returns home; and he brings, his bride
An orphan whose dowry is-goodness of heart;
nne whose high-minded parent sxpir'd 3, his side,
In the hour ;hal thrsldom forever depart.
10 the friend of her sire and her country she gives
The fond heart uist thobs for SIn MAScH while she
lives;
And he. with prize worthy noble or king,
Hsstens on with the breezes Of ocean to spring
Once more or the strand
of his own native land
Where he left years ago, friends and relatives bland
SIN GANcH return, homeland the welcomes tia,
greet
Ills appearance, must tell him his joy is complete
October, 1882. FERlrE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

Roots nMa HMSes.
A ID, HARMON
ysAS just received, Nv 'G' ,'hooners Roila, Good
~ "opr and vaiocitv, from Boston,
a General and Complete assortment Of BOOTS
8. SHOES,
suitable for the present and approaching season, con-
sistng Of
lI5o pair won en's lea'!, shoes
48O 10 do leather and seal skin pumps
$50 do do do bouts
700 do mer's coarse hootees and shoes
500 10 Boys cosrse and hGe baoIees
$50 90 do Id AID 80 shoes
$50 do mems d and lj boo,ees
700 do III ti,.u shoes and pumps
1000 do chidr sl'oes and noo,ees
500 do ,ntl.'s EGe boots
200 do do aud boys thick boots
275 do misses shoes
900 do wornen's lasting slippers
500 do de- morocco walking shoes
The above stock has been selected by the subscr
ber in part from ,he Semi Annual Safes in Boston,
but most, from ,he manufacturers, and which he son
6denty believes TO BE- 90 al 20 Say "'e' "c OH red
in this District The subscriber expects [" Add totht
above list by various arrivals during he Fall. direct
from the most approved manufacturers good article,
sui ell to this Market which offered wj'ess'e an
retail, yer, CHEAP. sept 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
IIandreth Seeds.

n ceived
The subscriber is Agent for The Floral Magazine and
Botanical Repository, published by ID Il c. Landreth.
Philadelphs. with desert ptons and coloured ilustra.
two months at price which only covers the expenses
ofpublcation The first, containing FIVE beautiful co.
Toured engrasngs may be at the shep of the sub.
scriber HN SIABLEk.
9th mo 90, 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Fresh Teas, &c.

EtoN ICuoS SO'
WILLIAM FOWLE g. co. haze for Sale,
~ CHESTS Young Tyson } Teas, OF the Nepon..
4 y IS hafd do Gunpowder sets cargo, imported
20 do do Imperial The last month.
20 hhd' St. crois and N. Orleans Sugars
IS hhds superior retailing mo!asses
IS hhds \. f. rum
20 bbs " "
March q Co > London Particular, Sicily and Pc
CO Madeira, Leovilie and nedoc Csret.
sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
go coils Manila cordsge
90 boxes Havana segnrs OF extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
50 bbls mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
40 do No q u...,.,
800 do No. unt7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
800 Negroes wanted.

I WISH to purchase them from the age Of Is TO 25
1 years Persons having such to sell, shall have
ash and the highest prices. by applying to the sub.
scriber Pratt street. Baltimore. the interst ction
,f the Rail Road with the Washington City Road Ii:
err. commissions will be paid to those who will aid
nj purchasing for the subscriber.
apr lift AUSTIN VOOLFOLK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
70 Groeers. HucKsters, sc.

"A Twill TO good ten,ot) rent that desirable $,
isG tuaton for a DWELLING Il REFILL STORE
ri Ia the corner of and Water streets opPo
site the Farmers Bank.
Intending Immediately to make some a''.ra'i'n
with a view 10 the improve ment Of ,aid property, !
invite persons 4ntiug such situation to cali Cor IN,
purpose Of suggesting such improv ment as ma best
suit their views. JoSiAH h DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
SUPERIOR Wines

superior Wines.
WYE have imported in Brig Hazard. via Norfolk.
w and this day received, our annual supply of
CHOICE MADEIRA WINES, viz:
One Pipe. hog sheads, 81 Quarter Casks, and 40
Half Quarter Casks of the most approved brand OF j.
Howard, Msrch Il Co. and consisting of burgundy,
Tints, London Particular and the finest Grape Juice;
represented to be good, if not better than sent
10
We have slso few quarter casks Of the bracd Of
Mu.dock, Shortridge Co.
All of which We will be pleased to sell on the most
accommodating terms
aug 80 GEO JOHNSON 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

Enormous Damages giren TO the Duke Of
Ne,ccas,ie AT the Leicester Assizes, on Thurs.
day. the Duke Of Newcastle brought an action
against the hundred of Broxtowe. to recover
compensation for the damage done to Nottingham
Castle by rotous mob, in October last. The
damages were laid at upwards OF 1000
The roung, it may be recolected. took place in
consequence Of the rejection of the Reform Bill,
against which the Noble Duke voted. The cas-
tie, which was of very great antiquity, having
existed prior to the l2lh century, and was inha.
bited by only one man, who had the care Of it,
was set fire to, aud the whole of the wood work
burned
Mr.. Robinson, an architectestimated the da-
mage at Eel, $50, including e755 for tapestry,
ESQ for an equestrian statue of an ancestor of
the Dukes and e25 each for eight busts. One
Of the rooms, the State Bedroom, had been floor
ed with cedar and ebony, and wanscoted with
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
New EaN Goods.

WV MI UVNVS.
nILLL4N H. THOMPSON e. co.
I Hth received, by the schooner Alexandria. from
Ata',of
..,., STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
'e' OTTER tor sale, wholesale or retsii, upon "a.
,n' ~ 'e'ni They viii receive further supplies du.
> "e season. sept sS-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

The Savannah republican states that, among the
many transfers of Macon bills BY the knowing
ones after the failnre, was the following, which
they have on the authority of persons lvIng near
the spot A person in Habersham county had
between two aud three thousand dollars in these
bills, when he got letter announcing the failure
or intended stoppage. He Immediately hired
person to ride. express into Tennessee to buy up
U. S. Bank notes at any premium without telling
him what had occurred The agent got the
whole off at moderate discount, and on his way
back he met the news of the failure. when he
reuvested the capital. excepting about IS 90
again at discount Of over so per cent, Return.
ing to his CONSCIENTIOUS employer. this faithful
steward said the bills were somehow in bad odor,
and he could only purchase $500! aud thus he
pockets some eight or nine hundred dollars by
his integrity.
Before the news of the failure was generally
known in the upper country, debts were paid
that were doubtful and even desperate, property
was sold for prices before thought extravagant,
negroes in particular as being easy of transfer.
sold exceedingly well. Among these frauds
were some truly distressing cases of individual!
suffering and even ruin.-Bah. Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

Choice " ines.
EUsT received per brig Remittance, from Madeira.
L. Nader. de in h0sshsaa ass and sa..
Sercisl do in half quarter Casks
Grape Juice do inqr and half or casks
The above Wines are from the houses Of Newton,
Gordon, Murdoch, and Scott, Lewis & Co., and are
OF superior quality, and for sale by
MESSERsMITH.
Uho has in Store,
2pipes, s hhds, and 10 Or casks Payne Cos L.
z. Madeira
sercia. burgundy. and halmsey Madeira. in
quarter casks
6 pipes and quarter casks "Figuirs's" L.P Ma.
deira, emitted to debenture
3pipes and ~ hhds Sicily Madeira
S hhds superior Rousilion
10 baskets Champagne, Sc. jy6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Corn.

Stout unblcached Domestic Cottons.
ENlMES UENNErT h 5 received ana Oft. Is for
-. 4e' a'ew Bales IS inch Sheennss ami so inch
Lux lotions oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Published By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
For AWsterAam.

g,i!g Paper IS per mmuns. Country paper So
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

Hear posH-There were some inexcusable
Typographical errors in the lines OF - Major Rid.
ley," published yesterday ON " Toms birth
day The annexed note. just received, will show
how grievously they wrough upon poets sens-
biity. We can yet remedy the eviI IN part, by
having the corrections made IN the country pa
per.-NeV York .4merican.
Dear .Nr. E1i!or,-For Gods sake blot out
the word up" in the eight line, read or for as
in the Seventeenth. but above all. light hun,ors.
FOR high Summons. in the twelfth line. Heaven
forgive me for judging harshly of others; but if
tina, Compassion of yours be not Id hereafter
for hi, NAL practices there is no efficacy in Po-
cts curse. MAJOR RIDLEY.
Tuesday night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15
Corn.

Corn.
~ NJ, & II. JANNEY wish to Purchase Corn
-. sept IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

IT The fine coppered ship HfRPESi' Il
.sYNp,,hford, master. For freight OF LOO hogs
,.As- Is tobacco, small stowsge, apply to
a1-t C. CAZENOYE 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-15

NNILIIAM FoWIE has aiken into partnership
w his son, WILLIAM u FOwiE, and will con-
tnue business as heretofore under The firm Of w.
FOMIE e Co. OctOOer !, l8I2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
From the New York Evening POST !

Missouri Election.--We were surpris.
ed the other day to see in paper friend
ly to the Administration. an admission
that the electoral vote of Missouri was
doubtful. The truth is, il is one Of the
strongest Jackson states in the Union.
The following from the Washington n
Globe relates to the Missouri election.
Except ia a very few counties. these
Bank candidates have been universally y
defeated, and the next General Assem-
bly, will be the strongest Jackson-Anfi-
Bank Legislature which has been cho-
sen for many years. Tho Clay Bank
party will be hut small minority /; too
small to make any head way in prostra.
ting the will Of the people. We believe
that Dunkiin and Boggs ARE. elected
Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
both Jackson-anti-hank to the core
Il is probable that Ashley is reelected
having stood the canvass also as Jack
son man.
A friend in Missouri concludes let
ter to us as follows
The Veto Message is nobly sustain
ed in Missouri, aud, from present pros
poets Jackson and Van Bnren will have
no opposition for no opposition ticket
is yet formed for tho Presidency, and
none can be with any prospect of sue
cess"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

been presesved tui the body, unfortunately
was left for tho hogs TO destroy. The body
and face Of the man were examined two
months AFTER the battle, by q respectabl Q
physician OF this place. and he asserts that
the wounds strongly corroborated tho story.
have no doubt of the facts. The bird was
undoubtedly the Whooping Crane.
Bolivar. Ten, July Slh, 1892"
Upon turning to the article Crane (0rus.) }
in the Encyclopedias Americans, we 6nd the
following notice Of the Whooping Crane
(Grus Ame ricana) -
" The G. Americana derives their trivia ]
appellation from their loud, piercing cry,
which may be heard at the distance OF two
miles. Ifwounded. they attack the sports
man or his dog with great spirit and are
said TO have occasi onally driven their long,
printed bin through tho hand Of man.
Wilson states that during winter, they arc
ffequently seen in the low grounds and rice
plantati one Of the Southern States seeking
for grain and insects. He met with them on
the 10th Of February, near Waccaman river,
in South Ca.olins, and saw another hock
near Louisville, XIV, about the 2(lth Of March.
They were very shy and vigilant. and con
scquently shot with difficulty. They some
times rise spirslly in the air, to q vast height
their mingled screams resembling full pac k
of hounds, even when they are almost out Of
sight. They are distinguished from other
cranes BY the comparative baldness Of their
heads. and blythe broad dag plumsge pro
jccsing over the tsiI. Their general colour
10 pure white"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
N oT1OH.

To applicants for Revolutionary Pensions.
Tho Court of Probate OF NEWPORT will
meet on Friday the I4,h Sept. inst. at 9, o.
clock A. 81. at the State House for the pur.
pose Of attending to the applications OF the
Revolutionary pensioners under the act oi
Congress at their last pension, those persons
intending to mako application as above,
should have their papers in readiness, to sp
pear before the court at that time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

A vaunting paragraph lately appear
ed in the renegade Courier Il Enquirer,
offering u bet of two thousand dollars
that Gen. Jackson would not obtain the
vote Of the State Of New w-York.-The
Bank Pensioner was called upon for his
stake, but 1t was not forth coming! He
was then offered bonus Of fifty dollars
10 produce the man who would lay the
wager-but he has not yet been brought
To light The consequence Of this
foolery, friend Webb. is, that noodle
of this city, one who never before be-
iieved you, has, rs we learn. laid be,
OF hundred dollars on New YORK be-
ing against Jackson aud the fool has
now an opportunity TO repent at his lei
sure. The two or three doses Of physic
lately received from the Western States
land ;tlre entire prostration Of the Ar.
nold party, at the late election in this
State, has cooled the courage Of the fe.
derulists in this quarter marvelously.
Prov. Her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

We give below the return ofvotes from
all the towns, polIeJ on the 25,h ultims,
for Governor, and believe them nearly
correct. The popularity If l.. II. Ar
mold has sunk by every successive trial,
In April he wanted only about l7O
votes more to elect HMM May $40
in July 4lS-and in August $40. By
this time, he must begin to suspect, that
she ps"plc of Rhode Island think he has
been in power long enough. A. the last
trial his party made desperate struggle
it was the dying effort of despair; every
thing that promised aid was put in requi-
sition: mo ney, promises, threats, entreat-
les aud misrepresentations- Of which
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Gen. atkinson has had nm engagement
with Black Hawk, OH the banks Of the
Mississippi and destroyed his army
complelsIy, having killed nearly two
hundred Indians. Black Hawk, while
the battle waxed warm, stole of, and
went up the river on the East side; he
took n0tiIing with him, for his valuables'
many Of them. together with certificates
Of good character, and Of his having
fought braveIy against the United States
during the last war, &c. signed by Brit
ish officers, were found on the baiile
grousd. . Boston Morning Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
DIED.

On Wednesday. BenJamin D. son Of Mr..
A. Paddock. aged q years and six months.
On Wednesday EdYsrd, the son Of Ma
thaniel Lock. aged 10 months.
Al Pswsucket on Sunday evening last,
Samuel N. Fowler. Esq. Editor and Propric.
tor of ,he Paw,ucket Chronicle.
AT Duvall's Sulphur Springs, near Win
chester. VIZ. IN the 20th August, Hon. Dav
id Holmes, late Governor of Mississippi, and
U. 8. Senator from that State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Administrations - Major NoaI has dis
solved co-parsnership with Webb. and
"Ieft him along in his" degradation.
Webb, for an Imaginary consideration
(his principies) has realised $52. 900
from the u. States Bank. He is theirs
they have bought him. and they paid
for him.-Bost. Morn. Post.