Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-03-09

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i' 'ii''', contains very ih'er
,I., j,', SOU|''' ~ '"G i'sH ana progress o!
IN" nl"so, " nom NE ,9e earliest settlement 10
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adon,ed i3r bcro 'G" M 10 SIm VIC Me- Noe
Diicher must have been what the ViruinionS
call spot boiler"
C the Ian back Of the river was mostly set
Tied by the Gcrmans-the Forreys, Stri,ll-
'GIS, 9h'fNS' careers &c their nist pur-
NJ. M Il; aIo'ai al o'u NI''.an ol me name
be ronn,ry ,, ,i ~ Use" W., ~ Lon '"nou5
improvements. YIc.e innroycnonts cnH-
sisted in pilng few sticks together. and
setting them on fire, and hanginga pot Over;
tins was considercda first rs bit, they could
men pay Tor The la, lana they had the privilege
y, EHe1ai's H. : MS Hl"ry DH'heT appears
70 wander tLrcr" oh , I'", r,s%,' enc use,
dress eadng ~ old horse bar "n Ss, ,p ,S",l
", with her knitting in her hand iTbo
township in which Columbia is situated was
called llcmpfeld from the great quantities
OF hemp which were raised in II. Manor
township heiow tins, was SO called from the
Clrcu a1 S nee lha' me land IN 1t was re
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400 Of coloreJ nonmiofion w" aus VI
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N"o" i'"u saved considerable sum oil
money, came 10 TINS city lew days
SINCE, In the regular way of business.
leaving his wife and child at home with
bout twelve o,cIocl, on H. iirs, ,i;,htl.
his absence his l;ttle family 'w,r. srors
ed bv low qrowIing nf tba 80 I'S
which the wife kept in the same room
with herself: risinc nm 70 onirt him sha
thought she perceived SOM one 81 the
window giving the word n her co,ins
protector, he spranp. at the object
boiling himself fbrorob the ross.
ment. In the morning the dog wos
found sentinel over a strappinr coloured
man, who was stretched dead at his feet
Thus was an amiable woman. and an in.
lant rescued from probable outrage and
murder and the husbands hard earp;pns
from the clutches Of the robber.--rN. y.
Gen. Temp.
30 TsA
O. general war in Europe seems 10 hang
on a hreaih. The Austrian government
,b Is Sa,h reluses TO r''y he - articles for
RcIrinm lo' " lo a'p "i".lS oL iioiIahd ana
expccicd,o do the same 7, u''o,.t ~
here is a great deal Of c~mmotio, am ,"'m
the representatives Of the different courts in
England and France.
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Dp.ie de- B7~50n'-A most interesting
,"'eSh&at,on was going on before a tti-
puma! J.. at rar!s' relative to the deccase
ana an "l''rIoInon OF the vast property Of
,ne i',e Duke DC bourbon, one of the
OrahcneS OF the o'd royal family oGFrance,
anu Iela'ea 10 me present king. 1t vag
EVEN out 'hat me duke had committed
Suicloe' soon after the revolution Of the
'tHFte days but many circumstances