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SIN some days since. through the medium Of Il
mutual hicni received your letter, enclosing a
number Of lntcrroealoflcs that | an requested TO
answer m r,l ,i,,n 10 be koovl,l,e Inv, of the
course pursued hv John {. Calhoun We presl.
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VI in regard to voafean,hrt IN the Sfmlnole war.
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hoan. IN which he suites that von had furnished
nm with copy of the Intermediates. and that he
had declined putting any question To me. or what
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
DOMESTIC NEW y.

Fy6Bt The 81. LoitiS RepRbifsdH, SsM -
The curiosity Of istout read may perhap.
be graf fed by some INSIGHT INTO the characters oi
The chti, who have acted such eoaspcuous pata
ia our border wartdrc. Hidck Hawk Is rcprcscn-
ted to Us beng sixty FIVE seventy years Of age
-lntirn of body, and an Imbeelis IL mind. Net
thcr his phs slosu0uy nor his actions give any ia
djca,on Of taIant or of tact. The Ptoptet Is a mat
of different character. He Is fine looking fellow
free and fearless II his movements and uctlots
and Appeals formed for bold and desperate underta
kugs. he wn5 the leader OF the party which Al
tackled aud murdered ST. Vrain, their Agent, and
may be- sappos. 4 to have been tie pt'me mover IL
all the enterprises against the whistle "ltlt
probably, be tried for the murder of St. Nran
The other prisoners arc mostly fine looking men
aud all of them have the same hin poit and manly
bearing, IN mn captivity, VII ca distinguished
them IA their native "Ilds.
AT the tnsof tn battle viii he Warrior,
on the NIssis pp Black Hawk twice approach
ed the boat with a white nag, wading into the
water for that purpose. To pufport Of ms
talk" was not understood, if heard. By the inter
prefer on board and til OH ehei hrd 10 the shore
Ho was not woundci bui accompanied by his
sons lct the yfoani IN the course of The evening.
Black IiaWb, together with two sons, was captur-
ed by pary Of Wmacbasots Tiny had them
IN view for three days IN sueeessIen. Their oh.
iect, however, seems to have been nj to kill, bat
To take them alive. This they effected ~
the morning Of the third day, by surprising them
while asleep fhay made no Resistance what
ever
As these military chetlansn ARE the " Lions
Of the day and much curiosity Is manifested To
see them. ~ state for public information that they
take an airing cfery day from nine to twelve o
clock between which hours, only, are they visible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

Description NJ Tie tro distinguished Prisoners
lBlatt Halcb anil tie Fropfe9 al TT tlme they
recc deijrered 10 gen. Jos, II Sired, by u gen
N'man rta rus present.
BLACK HAWN, Potawatomy by birth, but rals-
cd by the Saukles. appears 10 be about TO years
old, ha, d small bunch Of srey hair ON the crown
Of his head the rest is bare has high forehead,
Roman nose, a FIJI! mouth, which generally in
cincs to be little open, has sharp chin, 10 eye
btows. but very fine eye; his head 5 frequently
thrownhael on his shoulders, he Is about feet 1 or
inches hugh at present he Is TIM and appears
much detected, tut now and then assumes the as
poet oicommand lie held N his lett hand a white
has, in the other the tail, with the back skim head
aud back Of the Calumet Eagle with this he fire.
quenty fans himself His Indian name is Musca-
ta-lnsh-kaek.
The PRofuer, half Saukc and half Winneba-
60, is about 50 years DID, nearly SIX feet hIgh Is
stout and athletic, has a large broad face, short
blunt nose large full eyes, proud mouth thick lips,
with full sat of hair. lie wore white cloth
head dress Inch rose several inches above the top
of his head--the whole man exhibiting Il dellbe-
rate savageness-not that he would seem to delight
in honorable wal or fight; but marking HIM as the
Priest of assassination or secret murder lie hac
IN one hand v hllc Aag, while the other hung care
Icssly by his side. They We're both clothed IN We
ry white dressed deer skins, fringed at the seams
with short cuttings of the same. His indian name
Is Wa bo.hle- 4lilek (Whlte Cloul)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

The Rev. T c. P NrILv.tHs has been elect
ed Bishop of the Episcopal Church ofthe State OF
Ono.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

Ctolcya IN The ANN The Washington Globe
states that the most udiclous measures seem to
nave been adopted by General Scott, and maintain
ed with the greatest vigilance and constancy, to
prevent the spread of the infection The force ull-
der his immediate command appears to have been
preserved free from ii until, the 18th ult. On the
evening of that day, one ofthe mounted rangers of
Capt. Ford 5 command who was for Il short time in
Fort Dearborn (Chcago) on the 10TH was received
into Fort Armstrong sick, as afterwards appeared,
with the Cholera Between the 26th ult. aud LIST
INST there were lac cases rs died, - were reco-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

TIE iyeeam Several sentlen.n, anxious T. f.
the diffusion of useful knowiri4e' am st our cit
zens, assembled last SATURDAY evening AT st Pau.
Church. witha view = IN - nd, ,,. ah1 eiectua
rganlzaiion of ipc IN N this place. Were
sretted to see SO few PERSONS present. more espe
ci1iy as the nature and design Of this institution
were ,nfolded in perspicuous manner by the Res
+. q. Smith We are sure, that were the benefits
of such an institution generally understood by the
community, they would be fully appreciated, and
would enlist in their support the hearty cooperation
of all classes of the community. We are unable
this morning to do more than refer to the proceed
lngs of the meeting; but we design shortly 20 tx
PLAN at length the benefits of such Societies, and
.ndeayor to awaken in the public mind an interest
IN Their behalf. In the mean time, it would afford
us much pleasure to insert essays on the subJeci
from those whose acquaintance with It's details
would mpart interest to what they may say, ana
whose experience will give .hem greater clam
to be heard by the community
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

~ Why do not the jackson papers in Virginia
publish the Opposition Electoral Ticket Seeing
that they are so confident success their courtesy
might win them good opinions. while !. would COS
them nothing. Isfbam yep sal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

nEs POsimasters, ToOn Clerks, and others,
 &S in the di6srent to.cns in this county, are requested 10 Jor,oard us' '"an'cdiately atter the Electoral Election. the result in their respective to,uas. As no Court comes together nert soeet, ,ce must depend upon other sources than the Lasoyers for early iatormation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
.Lnckson Ticket for Electors.

LITTER LOOMS, Harstard County,
 HENRY w. EDWARDS, New.Flayen, DANIEL LOCKWOOD, Fairfield. ,,--''. RELA F. SPAULOlNG, WimdhauA,
 JOHN WEIGH, I.iich6eld. .-F JOHN STEWART, Midtliesex. . WILLIAM FIELDS, Tolland. ELISHA HALEY, New.London. ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01
ELECTORS FOR CONNECTICUT.

MORRIS wooDRuFF, Li,chield county. ELI TODD, Hartford. ,ss.s. s.s. "a, ~. JOHN D. REYNOLDS, New-EIaven,
 CHESTER SMITH, New-Lantlnn. T'1,s Pol ERASTUS STURGES, Fairfield, 9s r. N EBENEZER JACKSON, Jr. Mildlesex, |. JOHN BALDWIN, Windhanl. P OLIVER H. KING, Holland. 'ua es
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

| TNc first Monday cf November is close at hand, vhen the freemen throughout our stote are to give their votes for Electors of President and | Vice President. H bshoves them oU 10 come forth to the Polls as fire and independent men |; and rheiher they cast their votes jor te Ticket in tavor or Mr. Clay. or cf Gen. Jackson, ,Ve desire to see A GREAT voTE--G .EMl and fair er pressioa of public opinion. Mnorities ,ce are o,care are apt to De more zealoas and united than mojorities; but to tte singular position of this siuie, n Msay he question ,chich is the smallest minority. We have, 10 doubt, however, if the volers cdn De preraileh upon to attend the polls, sphich is ke maiority-t0e beiieve the friends O. Afr. Clay number more tkan both ihe other par-. ties united-.notoiiAstan saOhich, 10 have their Votes TELL, it IS Important thdt at should De on the ground on Monday nert. Let no er- cuse Keep ths Electors from the meeting.
 vorEs voTEs !- Let eVery Jtfeeman before he comes to tie Polls ow Monddy nert haus his Ticket for Electors prepared. N IS easier Co do it at home than in cro,cd, olere deceptions naay De practised. sThe names eftAe eight Electors must be oll .oritten on one piece of paper, and care should be taken that they De ,Oritten correct
 ~. 7Ne Guy Ticket is heaied ,cith the names cf Morris Wotdraf dnd EH Iodd.
 Communications have 80 crosOded upon us this soeek, tint soe gis up nearly the sOaole gf the inside of our paper to Mens. 4 number are ne- cessariiy omiltcd, os ,seN as the proceedings of c Guy meeting at Eilssoorth. ''' s@fH
 The following is the address adopted at the meeting of tho National Republican Young Men n. Hartforda few days ago. We would commcnl to tile attentive perusaI of every one of our readers. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

The following is the address adopted at the meeting ofthc National Republican Young Men at Harlfordu few days ago. We would comcnd it to the attentive nernsnl nf nYArv nnA nE nnr rnnHera l.Es
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

Vevmons.--Mr. Palmer. the Antinsasonie candidate, has been reelected Governor ny | msjority, oftwo votes. grpaois. e if w
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

Cosatesf fiiiing ia Georgia.-At late term of Laurens Superior Court. says ,he Milledge. vile. Georgia, paper of the 10th inst. Daniel GoNlding was tried for the Offence of altering and rendering in payment, the counterfeit i'm. itatiOn 0f h nOte on the Planters bank of the State ofGeoFgia, convicted, and received scn. .sence'of deaih. from his honor Judge Warren, 10 be ezecutsdon Friday. ath November.
 CAetFs ai Assispiiis ss-Ns arssor.s e announce
 a"s 'his a'raags diseese has nade as appeasence +.oe's,Illes Kg. We have sesn . leuer from shal r.ee. dated i2sh inst. which says ]. We have had .nsE 1r esy eRses cfehoIsra here wihin the lac, , or s'sns aayss aass of which have proved fa,al"
 JssF. eE E6mm.
 LsH'ns'an iKy.l paper sf slss eh insi. says...s yeang man aaa'sd Wilssh B. Grou.bs s.ss sko, in as saFay on she nss.ssle oe ea,ssday ai,stsson a, b, syOssg mas aamod ThsA 3ousu.' ..s7 -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

Ertrd Session cf the Ltgislaswre. .--Gover.
 n"r Hamilton has issued a proclamation, re. -qniri0g the newly elected Senators and Rep rescntaiiyes of oar Stste Legislature to con.
 vene ai Colnmhia, on the 2gd inst. being the on matters ofhigh public ernrnent ;"i. .. tc nulIify the Tariff. This wifi indeed be an ertr6 session-called whole month before the period Of its constituii0nal existence. .- Governor Hamilton seems determined ataall hazards to crown his administration with the sfancicd honofs of nullfcati0n. 6; q, j.s gJis
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-01

!. 4 Family cf Soldiers.-Mr. John Bronson of WolcOit, ,in Connecticut. in his ssth, yea, and three sons. aged About 60, 7e, and 75 are all living. and in good health. The fathe, was in the French war of 5s-6O-an him
 self and sons were all engaged io the war q the reyOlution, and are most or all of the, n entitled to pensions. ie 'isai2i'ii '''l"
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-22

ELECTION IN KENTUCKY.---The Frankfort
(Ky) Argus, of the 18th inst. after giving the
returns of the election in the different counties
Of that state, as far as heard, says:
The above are all the complete returns we have
received. Several Of Breathitt's The jackson can
didate for Gov strongest counties to come in yet
The contest for Governor will be close one
We believe the majority will not be one thousand
ootes, and we also believe that Col. BREATHrTT
is elected. For Lieutenant Governor, we have
no doubt of the election of Mr. MoREHEAD, the
Clay candidate. The res lit of this election con.
vinces US, that Mr., Clay's prospect of carving
this State for himself and Mr. Sergeant in Noo
vember next; is hopeless. The veto on the Bank
bill, it will now be seen, has done the President
no harm in Kentucky, notwithstanding the UNI
versal clamoR raised by the Clay party against
him on that account By November the people
will understand the democratic republican prin
ciples laid down in the vetomessage, and will sus
tain the reelection of the old chief by maior>
ity of thousands. From the present aornunt, IN,
til the Presidential election in November next
every jackson man. in Kentucky should be vigil
liant in the performance of his duty, and success
will crown our efforts.
The Clay party will have majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-22
To Undertakers.

TIME undersigned is authorised by the Commission
Il appointed by the state'of Illinois to improve
the navigation of the Little Wabash river, to receive
for making Lock in the mill-dam at New
Haven, White county, owned by the late VIM p Rob
inson As it is presumed that those DESTROYS of under
taking the work will visit the place. it is deemed unne-
cesary to be minute in describing the Lock be
made, than by saying it is to be sufficiently large a-
nit the passage of steamboats,. The Commissioners
will be pleased receive the suggestions of bidders as
to the eligible mode Of constructing it, materials
to be use &C., &c. and the terms upon which they will
execute their respective plans. The Commissioners
will meet at New Haven the I'd Monday in Septem-
Der next to act upon the propositions which may be
ceiyed, and let out the work Good security will be
required of the person undertaking the work.
it agreeably to their contract. Any communications
upon the subject post paid addressed to the undersgn.
ed, will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM III. DAVIDSON.
Carmi, White county, July 20, 1889. 22-t2ms
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-22
$40 KEW ARD.

TX ANYWAY from the subscribers, living
near Athens, Tennessee, on the Twelfth day
of May last, two negro men
George and Harry.
George is about % Years Of age, about feet
or inches high, very black, slenderlv made.
with extraordinary delicate hands and feet, his
clothing not recollecled. Harry is about 90
years of age, yellow complexion, stout made
about the same height of George ;--he has a
scar, made by cut Of anaxe, about halfway
between his wrist and fofe-fnger, on the Left
hand his clothing not recolected. They
were last seen in the neighborhood of Mnrfrees
boro' in this State, and ii is expected they are
making their way to Ohio, Indiana or Illinois
The above reverb will be given for the appre-
bending and securing them in JAIL so that We
can get them, or $40 each if token eeperately.
NAT. SMITH.
JOURDAN SMITH.
Athens. Tenn, Aug %. a}3'
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-22
RaeBKsERY!!
rNHE Dwelling house of the subscribe

NHE Dwelling house of the subscriber was
broken open on Sunday night last. and the
following among other articles stolen:
Large and heavy silver Spoons, of an accent
make, peculiarly lowered on the handles. and
marked A. ID; some of more modern make
marked M. W. or perhaps with no mark, silver
tea Spoons modern make, stamped Bouu) and
marked III. c. b, linen Shirts not marked at all
or else with the full name of the Subscriber,
linen Collars with button hole in front and on
the left side, fine linen Table cloths, TOWELS.
pillow Cases and Sheets, all probably marked
H. Z. Is, long brown surtuut Coat single breast
ed, and black Hat partly worn, patent pen
Anfe OF peculiar construction, with a blade run
nlng out of the end, with small ketch on the
same end OF the Knife for nibbing pens
The robber is supposed to be a man about 81
years of age, six feet or rising in height, black
hair, dark complexion, thin whiskers, an Irish
man by birth, dressed in dark mixed Pantaloons,
dark brown frock Coat and black Hat. The arti,
Giles stolen were tied up in black silk handker
chief, and IN one other handkerchief of some dark
colour.
A liberal reward (and all charges paid) will be
gwen tor the apprehension of the thief, or for
any information that may lead to recovering the
property. The thief is supposed to have sore
on the ANGLE of the right leg.
WILLIAM H. BROWN.
Vandalia, August %, 1882