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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
LETTER FROM JUDGE MexEAN tof Pa,
From the Mon,,use (Pcnn } Register.
Letter 10 The Editor.


Letter 10 The Editor.
HARRIsBuRo, Oct. Is, 1882.
Dear Sri have read. with feelings of pecu-
liar appro 1ation, the editorial remarks in your
paper of the 9Th instant, on the subject of the
no other emotiuns than those of contempt and
disgust, the movements and declarations to which
YOU alude-desisned To create belief that the
Presidential Electors, nominated on the 5th of
March last, would, if elected, vote for Martin
Van Barren as Vice President. will not believe
that any honest and intelligent friend of General
Jackson can be guilty OF such gross temerity.-
Should even q we'll grounded sus Dicion prevail
that such course would be ultimately pursued
by any portion Of the Electors on our ticket
Thousands Of General Jackson's sincere friends
would be deferred from supporting it;-aud if
the corrupt attempts Ia induce this course are
persisted in to the last, it may render dor btful
even the entire electoral vote for General Jack
son himself.
Strange as il may seem, and discreditable as il
certainly is, to its authors aud abettors-I am
nov convinced, from recent Developments, and
facts within my own knowledge, that deep laid
plo, 10 actually in train Of ma,uratiou, having
tor is object the transfer iii possible) Of part,
II MT the whole, Of the electoral vote of Penn.
sylvania tn Mr.. Van Buren,. The plan is to re-
main quiet here until the Presidential cleo.
tiun. when the vote Of 'he people will have been
81, en- with view TO Mr. Wikins;-thpn meet.
inss of squads to be GOT up wherever it is pos
sbe. aud resolution. passed complimentary to
Nj, Wikins, but expressing regret that his pros.
poets oi success throughout the Union are no
better. aud hope, that, as an act OF patriotic sa
cr6ce rendered necessary bv the crisis Of affairs,
: he wit deci'ne. These viii be paraded as evil
dences Of public opinion, immediately before the
the electors assemhe-to justify those (if amy
who may be so Inclined. for giving their votes for
Mr., Vsa Buren,, and thus .hamefuIly degrading
Inc political character Of the State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
NEW YORK.

Returns, more OF les compete, have come in
from the West az far IA Otssso aaj Oneida, in
elusive, and from the North TO Gin county.
inclusive. Every county. thus far, from SuahlA
to Ope,da aud Lake Cbamplsin. with single ex-
ception. has jnDsd in the "hOrrah for Jackson
and the A'baH, Regency. Washington county,
alone. has thought Of the Constitution in (. is
struggle, which has proved So fearful to the sta
blitv OF Dur republican institution, and the pre-
servannn of a sound and we'll regulated Free
dam. That cOunty has proved itself worthy ui
the nawc it bears. by giving the Constitutional
party l6OD majority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13

a Captain JaTes Mitchell, will, IN.
XSt06zfsG1t further notice, leave Baltimore
sASSSSSSeSeksEzbo Saturday, at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ,
for the Distc; of Columbia; aud returning will leave
Georgetown at S, Washington at g. and Alexandria at
O'Clock, A. n for Baltimore.
Passage exclusive Of meals, %.
nov loft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
NEW Jersey.

New Jersey, too! after doing well so recently.
has suffered the Philis,lnes TO shear It her locks
when sleeping during rainy day. In one word.
she has now gone for Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
Potomac River Boat

A7 The Steamboat ESSEX
s.=EAqqa leaves Washington at 7 and
SSI 2 Alexandria at 3 A. NJ. on
honds,, :" .siIesiay, and Friday of each week. for
Nsttox Bridge. westmoreland County. Virginia; and
returns from thence ct on Tuesdays, Thur laws and
Saturdays reaching AIerandris about r. ". Pas.
sengers landed and taken of the different landings on
the River; also Freight Of Produce and Goods. and
every possible accommodation given, by
nov 5-eo2w CHARLES WALKER c.n,.;n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13

sT We are authorized to announce
DR.. RoBERr o. GRArsos. Of Stafford County c.nd;.
date to represent the Northern Neck District in the
Senate of Yrsa2.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
OH 10.

The latest returns place Jackson above 5000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
NegiMental Court.

REGIMENTAL COURT OF INQUIRY ~ 'us
n LIST Regiment Cd Brigade n. c. WIN o. n,
Thursday, the 18th instant, At ~ 'eioeh' .,si
At the Indian Queen Tavern, when any fne VIZ
BY The Battalion Courts will, for rod cause shsyA
RENTED. WIN u ~ I,o,,rf
nov ltd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13
INDI lana.

We have received :eturns from only one coun.
~ in Indiana, (Sw,,zerland> which is as follows:
Clay 55l
Jackson 524
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-13

PAMPHLETS printed a. the Gazette Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
Lanehorne ; Mills

IN N. corporation Of Lynch6"S,
us1ILL be ia rr.liness 10, H." reception
~ Of Wheat by the 2olb OF July. We
viii give the highest cash price lo' wheat or
ifrrefered, a barrel 81 sure hne hour,'o pas
halfhush l..
Those Mil. are situated on the bank Of
Black Wa'rr Creek. ipsi hbose the io'l Diiet.
,na ,rr., lrng ns,Ieshle, vii admt Of boats
delivering anG receiving t1.ir !. ADS ~ ih' DOR
d tie Alb, AID b"inr ort ''fy "'s''"' ION
fl.- ba,mrs, psu Of to" tfm'rs ca" WITH.
az, much Inconvenience aud delay attend 10
tue discharge ui tirlr Wagons,
We solicit an interyle.s = III the go Owes an
s,ner,.GNbeM. nrfnre they make t'sfpsi
81 ~ Nj. = II. =. EANGHUkNE.
:. B. Servant. cnAra & Nth TIE h'iVrfY
o. what val be promptly ateadfh 10, aud Us.
messed ~,th all pos. De despalh
N. Il H. 8. l..
July II. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

TIE MOTHER

L may be autumn, yea wutsI with the ~oaa
ri with the mother, rs ii atakasr, II ls AWAY
SPIN, ~ Sermon oil thc Rrs T.Cobbolr preach
od a Linn, Mas l655l
lsaH au aged woaaa baw
To Urdrmcss aud rafo
I4nt wrote his SORROW o. her brow.
Aaj IA her iIosted halr
SIope from her breast Ind torn away
ilsrolung, scuthed and dry
aud oa the pleasures ri tn gay
ee turned Joyless eNe
What was II that Ike SUNBEAM ci,o,
Ger her wan features run
As pressing toward her dealond'ar
| named her absent son
qlaat icas a2-Asl, the mothers breast,
Through which "A ioarsn flows
Perennial, fathumi,ss and b,st,
BY winter mover iluxe
Whof fras H2-Ashthe KIM Of Kings,
W he hath dccroed above.
That change should mall, all mortal urnss
ErcCm q moihers iprt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
Truly Fashionable and cheap
Stock Of Goods.

1nlRON 'rrent arrivals tom the Northern
- Cities, Collected by onr OF tie Grm)
c"n c'nl i"utiy assure our hirud, aud the pub
tic ri" W. uHmnot ouls display fashionable.
but cdaolt cheaper stotk of Goods than
VI have e'er had; and IL ls our determination
10 OIL goods Ut prces tnai Will insure the
cosaihu'n pdh"usEe q oar customers.
A le" pieces splendid Poisnese silks, cntirely
NJ" style
DO do Prrscnrs Tor Ladies Cluaks
lmpenal blaCk SdtinS far dresses
Fns' qraluv oRtun LeSanlnes
Do Italian Lnr's'rmgs and Gro DE Maps
ie" pieces fashionable Six. to- Bouucts
3 boXes 81 ltnord new sly 10 Ribbons
do do Belt d,
a large assortment handsome " inter Cali COS
Fig ," IS Muslns, richly worked
great variety OF Ba,eee. Loma, Thibbet and
Mer'ao ohaws aud ianr, Hdks.
Meflno Cloths, assorted colois
bomhaZt'ts ui every description.
he aD"Ne h"va he purchased for cash
WI Ia" III" Ihst "etks, at redaCed prices, and
viii De oileIed yrry low.
M~AEE, ROBINSON & Co.
Nov. 10
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WI r. III R IL KERR,
c SER Sitn H,st's3o

G,ASEt ST 3Is,aa
-, .,... EASiA S0gA4sE,
l5SA' i J'st rtce'VeI 81 paL"aEtS Fall aud
Ir-S WAR Go 9DS, purchased III the
An'I1u Rooms, IN Ne. YarA, Philadelphia u
Baltimore. All of waI,h taey ",I! sell al TIER
usual IrInes toI Cas3. The folio~ng are lew
OF the orars received :
ba'cs Mkt Devonsbne * Is,ys
do. LuseyS
3 Ne. 81 Heavy London DGlile Blankets
do. 81 do
DO. . Point Blankets
do. / d. {.
3 do. IA Heavy Appleton Stirring
10 do. IA Cunning nam q Anier-Ons' do.
do. IL do. U2nnbuIgs
do. 3 4 do. do
/ do. "a Brown Shirtnss
| do. Al Bleach d.. do.
do. : D"rche,tsr bedtick
do. superior do.
do. Heavy Domestic Plaids
l5o P.eceS New stti- Ca.ito
5JO Bales Cotton Yarn, OF Clatk's cnd the
Thistle ManulacIuie
90 Pieces Cloths ef all descripIi ns
h d". Cashmere do.
90 do. Cassjnets do
In addI ion % which they will he daily re.
ceivlng fresh goods.
Stpl. 10. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
The nYnel,5ar. Man.

x RE now teady tor ,ae rer,,,,..
- 49, - ~" e,'p al Wheat oos liieud, ~.
,'"' IS se"e1s i 'f- especially Tan.
I"str w. "elote dtsI o.iag 81 fu,tr .,,' II Fl
are disposed Ia maize sHch ,fe., ''' -
satisfactory 10 then vi
pe w.. JoHN& c.E.LY,rg
/. :. -" are about Ct eng Ln,I.
on matn street, neal the In on lIrt., H.
csPfipn Of Nheat--w hich wit ,i.,. VT Asf
eahNfHieuc~ ahd sanellues ata.1,..i, 'as
10 The nil ".ibli. 'saf
JGns ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
l'fOI'sslG,8a

FHSHE PUBLIC and nv friends are hereby
n informed that nave made arrangements
with Mr.. Robert " Collins, on the corner lea
cine from maln siIeetto Friends Warehouse
to buy hides tor me. and TO receive hides 10 be
tanned, on shages.-Cash al the biehestp,i.
ers, or leather, will be given in exchange. -
Also, at my iany1rd. on the turnpike road,
near Lynch5urg. =. Every attention vii be rem
deied 10 give sati;!di,ioa.
DAVID HoFFNtN.
Noy. 10. :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c.
J, r, &. J.. T.. ROVhE1L

SSfAFE r'crlvcd rom Wv Yorh, Phlladr
- pima and kichmand general assortment
whicD thes uif,t Ia Physicians. Merchants aud
the public ernr,al.y among which are tue iul
lo"lng HrlIc,es
Epson and Giauarr Sals Rhubarh. Gentan.
Peruvian iirrk, Sqnnl., Canphor, Fio.. 5at-
l,hur, do. Chomomde. do. Brnzo,n, Caoro arldes,
Castle 9oAp, hest Windsor fo. in cake.s phos
pnate at on, Carbonate d.. PIecIp. Carl. do,
Cayenne Pepper, Puiv. Charcoal Gnm A'o,s,
a.am Nrablc, Nnm ognnm, Ga" k'no, Castor
Oh, Burgundy Pitch, Plastrrs Of all de3rrrp-
lions, CANINE, o"lPhate Merahla. Acela'r DO,
!lyd totaSs, {o,hue. on II Blact Pepper, BltCk
OGydd OF AlerCuiY, Prepared haiI, Eat tOio,
cyuth, do. Knauauy, ito. briladona, Blue lass
Calciued Nagnesld. Lump do, B'r"X refined
and cIudr. Carh3uate ammonia, Bermuda Ar
ow Roo, . to Ro-es, Conserve Roses, l. etac,
Jalap, CaInmel Fluid Exi. SarsapariiId, do. l.
yeiwnr', Chloride oil Llmp. Sal Kialus, Pear
Ashes. Mace Gucer, blsauhrd X com, Ground
d.. ku.mrgs, Cloyes, &ace, Css5ia, Ptrpe,
,Iujubc Ias'r, Preston Salt, Aromatic pun2rnt
do kidier's Durable lnk, Bears Oh, Machs
Sar OIL, b ack and lied inkpowder, Sealing
Nas aud Nalrrs, Tpplh hIu.hes, hair d..
shaving do marking do, Calue'S Hair pen
CHS, stuff uuXes, n,atch buxrs, LnIllari's
Maca. oy snu1, Reeves water eO,ors, glass;
lamps amp glasses, &c. ~.
u \ general assortment Of Paints, Oils q
De SUR.
Physicians, merchants and The public gene
gelIy ate ln,ied tn call
y. 3. Particular alteotou paid 80 putting UY
Prescriptions Tor pay .,,lau, AID .snIIes.
O,tobrr 81 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

Monday, Jan. GA message was received
from the Senate, informing that Thy had pass,d
the acts TO authorize William Prosser and john
Dewitt, TO establish ferries across the OHIO river
and TO amend an act to provide for opening and mn.
proving road from the State of MaiN land, by
hmgwood to the Ohio Rlver-and that they had
also passed the bill, with amendments, authorz-
Ing David Tichnor TO establish ferry across the
Monongahela Ryer-The amendments were a
greed to.
Petitions we're prosented--fv Mr. Halvburton
Of citlzens of Charles City, for the passage of an
act incorporating company 10 constructs rail road
from Richmond to some point on James river be
low Harrison's bar-by MIR. Bryce Off, of the
President and Directors of the Winchester and 20
tomac Rail Road Company, for subscription ON
the part OF the State to fourth of the stock OF
said company-by MIR Moore. of the citizens OF
Rockbridge for leave to erect free bridge acros.
the North rver-by Mr. Broadus Of suud V citizen.
OF the county of Culpeper Tor The establishment Of
new county-also, sundry memorials fon sal,
county against said new county-by Mr. Andersen
OF y. OF citizens of Botatourl Tor a reduction of tn
sembly-by Mr. Harvey, of citizens Of Northum
berlaSd for the adoption of some plan for the rene
val of the Free Negroes.
On motion Of MIR Jones, the House proceeded L
the election Of Brigader General to supply III
place vacated by the promotion of General Haryit
MIR. Jones nominated William Lambert, Esq. Mi
I5slysNItpn Nominated w Z. Glopton. Esq NJ.
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ttgf E>SW'

Ha7a. s..y Jo,aoa and Fll@d1 It's lrJl fsey
U,at and Jetsata4 J5nHln.
717tkE AO}lNE. -, "a tie Ish day o.
! Mach, 49, al St,pe', = fe, ~ Pea Low,
heat5ra { uD,y, and Sfare o. tng'niu, shah l"s.
lie drpo.tueu, u odss Ia,lol mud o'l'rf { b.
tead NJ rspi,uce 90 tnr TIA! 81 lie sui drprOans
III - q ,rt Suprru Cruiiu Low aud Chan
cry, To- d.. 1o,n Of i3uthoarz, wherein We, with
olhers, ar iLDn,rls, an WI ar defendants.
JOIN GIBBS and Susan
hls VIII.
I,n ~ iW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
Tayf} =. q Hs

NEfAFlN6 n."de Errnng tmeuts tor the pnr-
l4-2 chs.r OF ,orge quauut, 0. " heat We
a"te IA" f''"trss II zee Us prr> ious to StlUug,
a. Ne aie Ge e.'Lm'i give TIE highest market
P"se y at. kQLl%SUN 5. CO.
-
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w OoAien Goods.

nER stock Of Woollen Goods !, tbs tune
q y very complete. embracing suitable tioih
ing tor in and out dpoT servants. Having heen
lat chased one month later than usual, Ne hse
enabled to offer them II, rttces that "IIl sat'siy
lie PlAn'er aud Town Cu.tomtr. Country
Merchants and Prdlars are particularly invited
Tor their own interest
M'KEE, ROBINSON & Co.
Nov 10 Is
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

EflNbINlA, 10 WIT Al huies holtuu IA tie ticik
olhtc Of the CrcRit superior Court Of law audC hut
cefy tor the coHniv Of iMitax, tho month November
le3l Jo-cph handler and Elizabeth Chandler Plaintiff,
against Alien Chandler, William Chandler Cilcroy Chan
er Peter Ferhns and Nancy hi wife, lptc Nancy Chan
dcr, William r. iluson aud judt, his wife. ana Rubet
AshbN and William, Robert, hnrthd, Joseph, h,ellA.
Thomas aud john Ashhy, Defcaduats.--lu Clauccry
The defendant. Gldeloy Chandler, Peter Perkins aul
Nancy Ia, wife, aud Robert Aslby and William Robert,
Martini Joseph Avcrl Ia, Thomas aud John A,ihy not
wing entered their appearance aud
10 the act Of Assembly aud tue Rules of this Court
appearing ffon satisfactory evidence that they c rut In.
hahtlal OF tins Communn cslthOn motion tr Plain
tile by Counsel II ordered that the said Duirndant l.,
named, do appear before Jud. e said ,or ON
the first ddN OF the next term. md aHsWtrihr plaintiffs b
that copy of this order be art~ ith Inserted "a the ynr-
burg NnRlia, for two months suoev-scy aud pas.l al
tho hont door of the court huuse ui tiis cuuuty
4 cop! -fcsto
WM, HOLT d. {
4''''-h Esp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

EJlRhlNlA-A, Knies hsldou ~ tie ,lr,h~ vtl,c, o.
~ tue Circuit superior Court II Law aud CuHcrrN hb.
the town oilyu0hhuIg the 9Th day Of neccrhor lr3l
David Jone-, PM ufmes Cbatles Bydic, iru,-lead l..
ld1s aud John and Samuel Cu~A, Eoli, H. Chanccry
The defendant Armi,tead T.. Elllr, having outcl,d
his appearance and given seourS according the act
81 Assembly and the rules al tins court upPear
lug by satisfactory evidence thai hrIs rot inhaht.
tart Of tins country; II ordered that the said defend
ant do appeal here the rt ds, Of the term, aud
answer the h, of the plantn, AID that copy ofthIs
order be forthwith inserted neNsVHic plntcd
IN Tie town Of lNnrhrurF Tor months aud
po..rd Al the put door of the courthouse iu tur said
town ACop\-Tr.tr. d. kDDI :. k
Ian. 10 I'm
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Ex;a1.L2 g 4.

" HE subscriber has aiken the Bell la -"
" at Nelson Coart House, (Lo'mss 49,
where he is nov ready 10 r,uttsr az lss
WHO may favor HIM With der ceupeny, au
PIE 'srs himscli 10 use teefy ex,iHon u -
the most genera! Satisfaction.
his house is situated ar the Curu-ho'
ana Is large ard Ccnlaodtaus. lis s.Ah't g .
brich, and calLu!aled Ia hold hom TORY
rse',-this is Likewise yienUlu'l sal ~
vita Sraia, fodder, At. which. with IHt d" .
ton OF pcod and faithful servants, he Ha'"'
LinsaIi " Il! rnUiie hiH Ia PaiIonsEc go
J. B. STOUT
NeSon e. II Oct. 81 10
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CASH 10Y " he ".

MAJ & viii give the highest Cash ff"S -,
w wheat delivered al the l., ncI bag y"
HANCOCK y BhOH'"
June 80
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IfSHALL petition the next Gt"eT"' y
- semhy for an act granting me f"''
establish Town On my lands, In the uIi q '"'
of Bedford county, to be cal Ell lrien.,
HN. A. STAPLE.
CbamLliss' Store, Nov 10 1872 va
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EA9r If iirnamn. Stone. DC. .
Ids
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-30

the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the extrsmites OF
onr widely extended republic. and binding
our population by links stronger than iron.
hv lines extending thousands Of miles. and
thereby promoting our intercourse, EaciIita-
ting our commerce, and strengthening our
means Of defence. ~
Railroads were probably invented bv the
ancient Egyptians their origin can be traced
to period Of the most remote antiuuits -
Rail-ways, composed entirely Of massive
blocks Of smooth stone, and adapted to the
massage of wheeled carriages, are still in exis-
fence ia the vicinity Of the quar- ries whence
the stupendOus stones were extracted which
were used in the construction of the pyra-
mids. These roads have been incidentally
mentioned by the French and Italian scavans
who have visited that cradle Of the arts hut
nons Of them have hitherto imagined that thew
were in fact railways. Their preservation
Tor three thousand years, notwithstanding
their exposure to the assaults Of time, the hav-
DC and war, and the ravages of barbarians, is
remarkable; whilst every vestige of the nu-
n1erous canals which were constructed by
the PtOemies, or the Caiphs, in Egypt, has
long since been obliterated from the face Of
the earth. In Palmyra and Balbeck, similar
railways still exist; and IN the Cyrene, in
Africa, long lines Of such railways. compos-
I'd of stone blocks, may yet be traced for ma
nv leagues, connecting the ruins of the once
splendid cities which the modern desert con-
tains. s4 sfFL 4s.8s
The world is indebted to Oliver Evans, a
natise citizen ofPennsylvania, for the discoy-
ery Of their latent and hitherto unsupported
value and pre-eminent importance. In 1904,
he first conceived the idea Of high pressure
steam engine, and the application Of it to car
power. He foresaw the superiority, and
strenuously urged the adoption Of railways
and locomotive engines in lieu Of canals, some
time before it had entered into the imagina-
ton of any other human being. His jealous
efforts 10 promote this favoritc scheme, were
10 Advance Of the opinions of the age; he at.
tracted no attention, and was charged with
Insanity for believing in tho possibility of eff
fects which are now daily witnessed.
y. ss ~ ass ga al Baltimore sG1z r
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-30
LATEST FROM THE WEST.

Extract Of letter. dated st. Louis, 10th
August.
"Wc have just received intelligence. that
the hostile Indians were attacked, by Lieut..
Kingsbury and handful Of men, Ton board
the steamboat Warrior.l in attempting to
cross the Mississippi. Having a fieId-piece
or two on board the boat. and plenty Of
grape. they compelled them to land again on
the east bank; and the volunteers being inn
mediately 10 their rear, presume they are
destroyed before this time"
Another letter states that about 500 In
dams were killed and taken. The prison
ers were given up to Generals Henry and
Dodge. aa aF
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-30

cut 10 pieces by the fest of-his troops, ia
couse4uence ofthis regiment inviting the 9TH
ers to Desert. aod having proclaimed Donna
Mafia. II IL evident that both treason and
cowardice have been ut work 10 his camp,
aud, unless his adherents display more good
faith and courage than they have done al
Op0rtO. his reign Is at an end.
Extraordinary Occurrence. the goth
inst. q CorOner's Inquest was held on the
body of boy about years old, named M
Mullen. who was found dead in house oc-
cupied by his father, about miles from the
city, with rope turned twice around his neck.
tied with knot, aud in a manner to cause
strangulation. From Information given By
the coroner, the police were led to the belief
that this hOrrid act was committed BY the
boys father, John M'A1wllen, who had then
last been seen in the woods Of that DeighbOr-
hood. Two officers, were immediately seni
out, who secured The woods in every direc-
ton, but could discover no trace Of the man
On the following day, Tuesday, he was found
drowned in the North River. near the Glass
House Point. M'MuIlen was the SAND mar
who stabbed Enough not MORALLY, two iner
in the neighbOrhood Of Prince-street, about
two years since, and then made his escape r.
EurOpe.-N. Y. Mercantile AdUer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-30

Imporiancs Of Rail Roads.-T public at
tentiOn is, at the presen! moment, powerfully
attracted by the importance OF rail-roa -
Immense investments of capital have been
made. and expenditures far more enormous
are contemplated. throughout every part Of
the United States, Cor the construction oil
these important roads, which are destined to
revolutionize the inland commercial inter.
course ofthe civilized world. In a few years
they win extend from the ST. Lawrence "a
the Gulf Of Mexico, and from the Atlantic Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
Remedy for the Dropsy.

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piricsm
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cants will be furnished with the medicine at hve DOL
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~ l2-eolr WILLIAM LaNPHfER Il co.