the rural bea’ui“ of Lh8:Y3'?lt§iHl§} .
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" beautifieftl with mttumerablc island
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' 'altnd_ pit;k'cAt'eI_ bavéi‘liE?eft'i taken, \v'eigA;bi‘ngi ft-bm
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t it l.-*'«.~xllot’Az:'itig t rac
_- -}';,j‘>-%a~t.-;«n'n.t:t-sm
Riv¢}4._:_5~t .lnht’t’«sl"alkl oivtltt‘-:’ Flot i(la.'s—...to -,ms\vgAr
_:' di)servpt.i‘tins on llllS7lill€’Cllt1l1’tle.'
’v
V i
ain the hills recede ‘froni é._é
veiled in the azure tint oftlt‘
whileitln: riAver assutnes Aajt ama
1-
}'iitti,;:w1._ ._ < ,_
s, and Wu,
out'selvcs..at"oticc bet‘.ildt::t'edsbetwieetythe lhfi
vVVfil'A)[i|'!g',AiU,‘A- C.l1AllCll.AfaAtl(l beautify the sAcc-."ti_<:_:‘A:.;:'il,,'ht=iA
red man of thevfut-est ts ltet'e-—lt1s,cottaAge;t_§ _(_ll$i-y
c“losed~by tide c.ttrlin_t: smoke ttpoAtijthe;<li:’>_ltirtt ltillisi _
where. "with. at sati_s-fiet.l eye he sttrvfefys’ Ailtevaried
A ct'eaiion upon Cltc pl£llllS'bt:'l't‘)\V ‘;A'.il.l}'(."._.A(_AlA'f_:t‘t‘, the elk,-
;the \vatet'-fow l, "tlte-rivet‘ whiclt floats the ca_noeA,.
tlte‘trc'es which‘oversltadotv the gt'itssy.Altills upon”
I-.wlticht_'l't_e .t'eposes,’(l‘titA'ing"the lteuts of -hoop, the
‘ tlticltets‘~wiAtAcre he t’-ottscs {the A.Aslcc;)_itig. }ftltA_c‘
pt-airc tvhiclt _t:it:c-5’ vigor to t‘tt’.§ constiAtt_.Atti':.}n, -and
while lilts his eyes llt?gl'alllll(lc to the great spi-_
rit Oflifc, for all these Avarious blessings, (iXCl§llllA\SA_.
witblthe §;'flttlillC‘lJt)'£3?i" ofnature, A ' , .
' *‘_. CA'rr,iz-'ir,»f.t’.=t lzeir—-"t/u: wort-’.7'—....'/t¢.f world is mine.’
INDIAN C‘i‘I‘lA{L.‘---A-ll}. passing ‘tbrouglt lal:.eAf_1A’e.-
pin, ourintcrpt;etet\poitttetl out tons a ltiglt§§p;re-
";iApice t2ll_l.lIif5 '_L‘_‘.l_St,5llQ!'(: ofthe l.ike,Tfrom wlticli
At'¢(Alid-AIA)A_~A'gA.Ll;A'il, of the Sioux lAl';tlll)n, lizttl many
A ygsrs,;.g‘o lirecipitatetl lir:i'st;lf 'tnAnA lit ol'_A(lisappoiti_-
.'g@AAIOFc..»,‘$iie ltatl givcnjl';et' heat t, it appettrs, to at
lung clii‘¢_f-hf her own tribe, who was very .mu"ch
*.j',.g_..«.¢’AtA,«,..1A<t-‘..toA her,’ but the alliai'tc'e _,At,-gas oppo_AsAt.;tl by.
her‘ pat‘ént.s,w‘lto A\ti5llr(l: her to marry an old chie_l'
renowp.ed..fo*t'.Tltis wisdom and influence in tl'te.na-
st ‘L-,‘tmicn vvas insisted ttpon,and no oth-
' ii>eAat‘it't.gA toavoitl it, she (lcAtet'tnincd to
¢" W. 33...! . .
;sacrificé"het' lifg.:lni;ffitfclct'_cl‘tCe _to a violation of
‘lie: fdrrtietfvotv», s.nd"wltile'tlie p,ge1tat'ati<tns for
the ll§:!!'l'i'.‘.l.’,"f,'f:.“"=,’i',A',‘_l.W§l't: going"‘+‘_-l‘,§a't'~.t’vat'(l, left her_
' ‘fatEéi~’s’veal)ii§§§§§til't'o exciting suspicion, anclbe-.
" ‘ tzld‘Ab’e‘A__o.veA itltén, thr_Aew herself from
;‘ccsp1c'e,,',at,g,,m instiantly dashed to a.
i’eic"'e's. “Such at1AinSlttttCe of sentiment
, met with -among ~barbaria_ns ; zinc},
A, A ‘ ‘T,,AAifit:;'Ati'te name ot this noble-minded
girl frottg'obli'v.ion. It ‘was UAO~LAIi-'1‘A.
_.__.,.,.._A___ A .
Conconn. Mass. Aug. 1.
xv.-ism POND.---Tllis pohtl, .i_l‘l.tl1¢‘~.si0ul_het'-A
Ry part of-‘this toyvtt,-ltas SO[IAlA€:,ll‘]lrl‘t?,"SAlil",;tIlat‘, both
in its appetttazzcétiattrl in the tradition concerning
it. It is said tlt_at', the place which now contains a
body of water, ts-as.on”c.e it higlt hill-that on’ this
hill,,tbeAAln.diatis aisse-mbled_at"c‘ertain seasons to
.cele.pr-a.te_ their religious festivals. and at ‘otlmr,
to lutrn and torture p.risoh€_t'sAt:tlten in the
was ttitittlteeat-iy set_tlersA of the country ;i it
A, on a'A meeting ofnutnerous cltit.-l's an:l'trihes.
.5-filer the latter‘p.urpose,' that this ct:leb__t'ttted hill
dis,'xppeaAt‘edA..in_ the Amidst of their ba‘t'bar'ot,ts rejoi-
ciu'gs.lantl .s_t.n't-.-' Avith_.AaAl_l its savage inh_abitants"u'p-.
on it.‘A Anti. ,;A'._t‘.oti’tiAL ofAt'lteAA remat'l;a’bAle depth
ofitfie rt.-.tAté‘t-.,'v.x _l*ftclt’—'tvas never fathomAt:cl,i.t was sup-
posed in ba\fc.coAntint'1eEl’ lo" sink’ toisuch an ‘ama-
, ziug depth, l.llZl.:['!/2(;' bum»: riiro/I/'zc>(1'out one day_ .”
] Thus rt'i§.tAc_l;AAl'tA>'t' tt"adit'ic'n‘.. 17W": do’ not vouch for
’tiA1_eA“_At'rTAttt‘l‘_t.’<)‘l"'tl1“e story, ycttltere is etioA_t:gl1 of the
singular about this pond to wa‘t‘t"antA a.stArangci-.in
goi::ig’a' little. ro"view it ': A‘ its "banks are‘
. !'v'cry,bolAd, and oiiaitcd‘ with evergx-eet‘ts and oth-'
;«=nr..:.’ii-Tr.e-*a,-,~9'--*°v~%—?‘~:»~t~~’-*'=_+=' ;='- I_‘.v.€,1_1.fr1".'
runs ‘into itttt-3isstteAs:iAft'attr, it, and ‘it is higltest in
driest timéif fltif3tltisii“"tle’ep A-wa'te'r many‘ pike
3.
§‘§!flUD(lSyal‘t(l others liave been seen that would
my pottttds. ‘ ‘
.
C0
prdirabiyiweiglt two
i V" .I"';'a77zAt/re 1r1...i;1¢-Gazette.‘
ST.’AT3CUs'fINE, Aug. .1.
t‘ of a‘lcttt:r was tvritten lly
"'a°i'gcntlcn'\-alt who has lately explored the St.
» ‘IoE:n's-River, andltvbo is it pcArfec't~ly’competent.’
,_ Lfljudge uftltc subject on WlllCl‘l’i16 writes.
‘F - * “ Picofuzo, .lzt.’y '18. I821.
--‘You ask myVopini_on_ of the
A ¥y‘Ao‘t1Ar,A,e,Ar,;Aq'Att'irites fully would too‘ far exceed the lim-
its of-:1 ttgttcr“; in tt_slAml‘At ttmel shall, perhaps, be
1A--abk:‘{t'JjSi1lZl*;l‘):( _v-our ctmosity by.p.uAbli_sjl1ing my
“I,-w'ilAl’. o
A AA nly ub.~rcrve, that the St. .lohn’s is of
‘long and '
ad Bay, ~Wl‘llCl] receives theimpres-
_. , .de. at more than 150 ttiileslrom its
_A T‘l.)6l- bay all’o'rds tltetfincstvnavigation.
.,.A'tAA1,ai 1°.”§m"t?’Aat:qttain’tetl with-gyou will fiodiiniall
>'_:‘-I,,,£.e,,As..,,fA_iAt;,'-A. _af'.<:t_- passing vitltre bar,’ up to the ep-
tijance‘ olggfittlte G€Ol‘_t;8, 20'i'eet-tvater—-tliis Lake,
to“its sotttli.-east’c‘xttientity:isitpwarcls of 10 feet
- 4 in -de ;i__t,lA1A,A.’
-F
' V ‘tc'r.i’gA;';t,A_A:.,l,t_'tl-2;: .;\Yl
Yott see altnA.ost'evt—:ry- Awherc, charm-
iiii; p'é‘l‘s.pectit-cs, magnnltas, laurcls of every spe-
,\ AA_»..w,,.,_ , I . A,
ci;-.’s', and water oaks,‘- tn the shade of wlllt‘.-ll? the
cttrcn Aatrtd -urattge grow _Itatttt'&Ill}', forming an ev!
' éi'gt'€eIt curtain the whole lettgtl):oftltis fine river.
‘ Lake George is a littlersea, of nearly sixty
"miles ci.t'c:tnAtfet-cncc, at theextremity ofwhich is
" found ,:'-. e...e-.1; ol'.shcll-s, on which you have ottAly
A"AaiA5QuL five feet watctr; but at two or three miles
"."5AboAve zhis the _bi"anAche:s of the St. John's re-
unite,an<t a broad and tltep channel conducts you
tich bears‘ tlitl,'.~t'ent.narAnes—-tltat of
o;st.ap,pt‘opt'iatc, it being greater than
'. Jackso
'Ge°"9§ r ’ ' ‘ -
c Hat-3 nly been an observer ofthis cot_iAnAtt-y
for lltt'Ct:.ii':t)lllllA$, it should npt like to give an‘-irre-
vocable .upinion. It istneccssary, sir, to ~.:x-amine
for a long time. and ’"w'itlt care, aA..country so ex~
‘V -tcnsive ‘as»_tlf.e Floridas, to be enabled to know it
:
well. A’ Nevetth__cle:ssA, 1 am well convinced, thateif
- the‘cul*'.ure that is stiitable for the soil and climate;
_ is a,-'._'pt_iett to 'Ettsl—Flt)l'i(la_ will one day become
one of the most [)l'UdLlCil\'.C states of the American
[conl‘cder.acy- ' .‘ . ’ . . ' A
tile. 3 It is evcrtain; tltat‘Co.’*T.:;: ,pI'0!t|Jel‘S‘SOlttll ofthe
27th degree-'—_five'.planterAs on Cape-FlAorida in-aka:
.p'el‘ft:iCl c"°P5°fliv. . A _ 2 ' 4 "
A ¢A_f1'h¢Ot~attg_;e and the Citron gA;r'ow‘spotttancoAus-
A..}$i_.,.Q—fiA))5:l' thaA_n;_in the climates of _South_ America.
. f_.'.[‘;,¢- (Slim,-,u.aAithougiltexotic, grows super bly, and
N"finer' tliatt in-.Erarice.’ The indigo springs uAp un-
_dgtzthe 'pihe5—i-_-tile Mttlberryq 1‘or_._the silk worm,
3., ‘found Aeyefy uzh.ere zAtlong- the banks’of the St.
John's. :fi’l'llC.¢}lllul'e of the Garance, oA_r Rubia
"1',g,‘ct_q;-uny,’«1dig'ht.eq,ual ’tlte“Atlt-ianoule Iii;-cl-, so
much sought after. A'Fhe' q,uality.ol~' the Ci)tttf)f,t_‘i?’
\ _ cqt:;ilS~lllal ol-7thg:_ Tropical:Colorties. Nor .mu5t
he.Q,A,-WA4,,j.,,;,.'orA'PAerttv1an- B-ark be forgotten,
‘.l]i(,h’3 fig c'gtj_ows'spontaneousl-y..A Much of the
an ii?‘ pa for «ht: ..cut1t'._UI'.¢.<9:l' .stuga:nv.-
1fi'gf¥té;,i.l}i'S .cot'i.ntTt:'y _t~lAi , ‘C
a‘t!1t}c‘£-.r'taih_,A.’.g-e '
A iAinie’:gi;EAtvil_l.;e,' A
, §itidzil$,lcfidB_lfl§)§i% 15:. 'ln;-‘the. met: L‘
we-;«~a;* ~’ t
,...
.y’ -- ' ., 2 . . . . . .
ae¢ft¢t5f‘fh¢i‘%*S5it*'?'*¢¢ 0.1:
' “ Aand Sarah ltiAs’wil_'e.fi w,2.-mt
.Atheit' child at Cai1il)_;‘.AW€ll, _in,’Mziy°.Ala§t. , A
" Atlé girl was in éAourt.,_ and sce,médjinp_t}A§norc;utbn
A t'tit;,A;_ ' It app‘e‘arAed-‘ft: ‘rh’.'
'ofita.c,lAt;AmneAl';.. afttl tltc, att'rat:tivc'itnaAg_eAt‘y oi:
"bait-ks. Nor is the pt'e3»fr:tl<c ofaX1l11Wl¢(l..il‘?7“'f¢.
‘V
~.
_ _ ,A 1_’_r‘7-urn t_/lg 'f?¢‘0'l’_g'8AI_(i°I\UAIl .Zl¢i2ji:fzbIi‘triag.,_ l
ABA1“u'lalz'.'y’qf /z:‘zr‘e'nts.’A" <AAester<|Aay"’Joltn.~‘Goitld
it
:_sevAen or—e*igttt:yet,-5 of age
:.th‘_?»_€,Vl(let1Ct3 ofAsejyet-al witne§sAc§,A:among whom‘
_}'vere the dauglAtte‘r of the male_ p'At’1soner,vt'hat_‘JAohn.
with a rope doublet], each ‘thong-"beifi;fg .tAhc thick-'
and_.shownA th_e_stat'e’ol' the ‘child's ‘feet, arising
Aftfont his cruelty, he t'eplié.d,.that sltelwashis
kliild and. he t'vou‘ld treat l‘lt:t'-"aS_'ht: chose. "On
one occasion, a he laid her upon abench and scrub-
bed her’ hands‘ and arms with. _a .brush,- till the
fl:'sh'Avvas torn ‘up l'tro{n‘ her nails; the’ little itine-
cént ‘was oftett kept without loud, and one day
liaving some towels ‘to wash, and ‘complaining
the watt‘:-l‘ was too hot, her hands w'ere put into
the pail ofnearly boiling water,‘ and'forcibly_.held
there; he had been seen to make her stretch out.
ltet'Aartns and sus'pettdit\vo’irons’, with a threat’ that
Aifshe fl10Vt:(-l',' he would make her hold them-for
an hour.. The witness also deposed that the oth-
er prisoner, sic;-p—motltet' to the childt‘en,:had pat"-‘
ticipatc<'l.A.jn'tthe“_i'athcr?sA‘cruelty., Mr. Bx-pawn,
.sur.gAecn of Caimbt;-‘t*‘wé'll, deposotl to the'mai't_ned»
condition of the All'l_iT'cA\ttAl,AAAiA‘l‘tlli') ‘theAcrueltiesw-liich
Ahat_l;been ittllicterl. t'!'lt’e.' jttry'gave a vet'd-ict of
iguil-ty, and the chairman, l-iarrison, *s(j‘.'aftet‘
a most impressive address ‘on the enormity of
tlteir condttct, sentenced t'hese‘unr.a'tura| parents
to‘be itn'pt'isoned for 26* ca.l'cAnder months, and af-
terwards to find suretiesifor ll)_Cll' good'bt-:ltaviour-
fot'.set'en years.
i
A " From tlze Riic/imam! Enquirer.
_.7_l_IaLrt D
clock a negro man about two miles from the town
ol]A,Cartersville, with a gun in his lrand. laid violent
hancls on ‘a very Arespectable married woman ';
ll)'l,‘e_W_'l1Cl‘ down, and at tetnpted a rape. Summon-
AittgA..all her strength, she rose with him, after at
. _sAtt‘,Ong contest. ‘Findin_;; his t:t’fot'ts.ttAmtvttilittg
presenter] tlte gun. she seized ll‘t6I11U7£’.ie, and
averted it, till ,hA"ermotltet' tvltos-'Ae house wasnear,
could approach to aid ' her. " She"-. ’e‘s§:a'ped from
him, and as she run oil]. he discha‘t"_t:i_‘IiF5.ti the gun
at her, but missed his aim.-—-VVit_hin an hour af-
ter, hettppeured at the house of anothct' very res-
[)AL'CltAtl.)_ltL‘ married tvontan, about 3:4 of-a mile dis-A
tttnt.-?”’?t"Slte was gone to the spring : he walled for
her. return ; and immediately, in the yard, at-
tempted to r'a‘vi‘sh her. -Unable to vanquish her.
he drew in knife which she wrested from him, and
‘seeing another stts'pc‘ndcd at his side she grasped
that also, and got possession ofit. He ‘then sprang
at his gun, which stood not far off, but'béfore‘he
could fire at her, she had attained the distance of
30 or 40 yards. ' He put 26 shot into the back of.
her neck and head. Not disabledshmvevdr,‘ site-
sttccecdcd int tzsctlping‘ with her t“t-/‘o'litt‘Al‘e ‘children,
{while he threatened to kill all‘ihc wltitetvomen
A;he ‘might meet with. They botli accordin dis-
Acribing‘ him to be ‘a ne5.A:ro of light compléxiott,
;tn0(lel'alejA_§lttlttfé, Aslender'furn'1, a't‘1'(llliln‘ visage ;
clothed 'i‘ii§'ntixe<l ltomespttn; a w‘hit’e hat with"
—t;t.'xctt- l;l"<!pc or'r‘tbbon band". n One of them thighs
'~tct‘svillcA and its 'vicinity, will" pay a reward of
-$100 toany one wAho-shall apprt.-'bend the rascal,
‘so that -he be brought to condign pttnishmcnt.
Singular 1li’tn'v(:"c7‘.——-_VV e‘ have learned the fol-
lowing’particul;:rs..fi‘om it gentleman‘latelyfrotn
"l‘hArec-Rivet-s.’ A young man living outhe op-
posite bank.nl' the t"iver, atffi;tnce(l‘toa~girl ofthe
‘sam‘e»pl-ace, went (lotvtt to Quebec. He there be-
came ;_t(:quainte<l~with another girl," whom he mitt’-
ried.” After his - return, the disappointed one,
meetingfltcr-sttcccssfnl rival on the l>eaclt and de-
rivtng.;‘stt‘c-ttgtlt ft om jtfalousy,‘ sejzetl‘ her :A Hunt;
to sct'eatn for-as.~.ist.':'tce. crammed itfull of sand.
iTbe ttnforttttt..ue: being, ‘fa.-at‘f»_tAl ofbcing stilicd, en-
(l€t‘.v()tll"r1(l to keep her rnoutlrsltut ;, but,'_gaspitttg;
fo_r.br'cat‘tt, was obliged to re-op'en it, and.at each
;a.=.t-‘:'i'tipt to respire teceivetl an additional handful.
_till‘sli‘eitt't lett'g'tlt‘l"c_ll a ;victim to the diabolical
rage of her enemy. The ntutdere_ss'is in jttilat
'l:ltt"i:'e"-‘River's. ‘ - i ' .
~
A_ .."v’/cm t/I/,' G-as/zen Pdtriut._ ' .
.’\/o"o‘£'Z Iiiqtie ob'!a£‘nz'2z_g‘ a 8ccrct.—--Some time
since a‘_ respectable young latAly"of this village", rc-
Ct:iAveAtl";3:\".*t‘ttl_at'}Qnyl1‘tUus letters. Great anxiety
"prevailed and much pains w‘cre taken to ascertain
tt»lto'Aii*a‘s'tlie writer of these letters. In: the pro-
gressA:‘oAi the enquiry after the fact, a gentleman
was lcAd_,to conl'esAs-tltiat he knew the. writer, but
that had pledged himself nevcroto disclose his
name, ‘an'd'avet~t‘etl that he ne_vet~:\[A': ‘ Here the
tnattet"'t'cste'tl fortsome time} A,_§l"e_ngth the se-
cret came out in the followittg manner: one gen-
tleman made a bet with another, that he could not
(llSCO\'tfl"lllc aut’rtor of the letters, and brought an
action in' the :Justices Court for the recovery. of
tbeamount ofthe bet. The gentleman _who_ltad
ac‘.:.n’o;vl'c-dged he. knew the writer, was.subpot=.n-
cad as a witness by thedefendant,-‘and“before he
"’f.iAiiAtfly understood what he was about was sworn
‘to -tell the truth, the whole truth. and nothing
"but the’ tru_th.’ ‘One of the letters being produ-
ced, he was’ asked whether he was the writer of
t,haAt'lctter? 1-le,a'rtAs\vet'ed that he was not. lie
was thenasked whether Mr. D , [:a~g.cntleman
who had been suspected_'] -was not ? He‘ hesitated
answering this qncstiotr, and matte some enquiries
‘as to the constcquencc of his refusal, buton being
iissuredi that he would be committed to prison, he
answered, that he believed he was." Thus the se-
cret was obt_aiAnc(l.= A ' ' » * - '
‘ Capt. Symmea has mAade_application. fora loan
of money, or for At-olu‘ntar§1$§'donations, to enable
him -to‘ penetrate to the an-tipodes.-—I-lis appeal is
qltite serious : 1 ‘ “
in‘ the \Vest, ‘any..libctal, enlightened, and afflu-
“ent char'acters,_“-who ar'e.willing§ to atssistnte with‘
either"-positive donations or liberal loans? Lam‘
r'now:clogged‘by'deb;s, and -cilieycked by lack _of
~‘means'- fl-om‘eith‘er prosecuting studies to ad-
vantage‘, or supporting my family".-_in.cotnfor1t. ‘T A
-- .;7!’cf1v[mrt~, Kg‘/.‘ '-f,;SYAlVIMES.»’— ~ A
Capt;.'Symm'esAis_iIfi€_A§_;l,l‘y:¢fjcliigged With dAebts,f;
'flie'sooner he makes-',lftisA.v_t{Aay‘, into tltéxearth, __th_e__
4 ”" A‘: sp'o_tiet'l__te wit!’ get-'—riclA:ofAl3is:,cicdit6rs;"= jl',Ai.~howe-
ak'e_ them along. -_
Tviénitltsrtfatef-'i'fh‘t>6rfttitaté .
~ ’ L . "1 Jy'at_A.~ .«1avb.ij,a.,re.c.
"dic'i‘éd';for.’asséult'inA¢ 3
The ‘-
Gould had been frequently séfen to _bcat tbé hchildl
ness ofa;ma‘n’s fittget-. ‘I On b.‘éifii:"u‘t'ged*‘to desist,‘ ‘
Daring’ Outrage.-—Yesterday‘ about 12 o’- '
he has it SC.tt‘in his'f2)t'ehe:td‘.’"’1'li'é7tiilIzemrof;Cnt-L
her to the"carth ; and i.vhe_n she opened her inouth ,
W is there not in Am'eric‘a,eithe-r inithe East or_
A a1Charle_stpn _;pez_tAt_:h’ ..t
‘
. . Ht-.-._ .~ , 3 . ~ AA _ A_ _-<_ '4‘;,.1_év.'§‘~,>‘_‘,:-’~A.A‘lA
}: 1'. ."_~. ‘:-
'F"5?;:-:‘.- :' '*,~'*"-' =- .. ~ ~ .. .. . . .A
: = -;,W.7E;-DA;MESD‘.&E'.,'.flUGU§T't’.29,%.F§*82I.
-c f .3l7i'?itfzi‘;$;“T;Bbria/zqrte.-9'1‘he ' -'par.ticulars"'bf' the
“death ol‘.xth..rsgortc¢“a_g,Ag ‘rear ‘-than itvillébe found ‘in our
precerlittg cTt>lt_1titii'sg;‘.j1but by ;the:.f9llotving, ffrorii
<tlté_‘iNati6n'al'Adv_ocate, wehave shine reason to
beliévefthat-l.his-is not th‘e?LAs'i‘ Aofhim : A A '
“ ‘,‘‘T.h‘é Eiiglislt;'Apaper§ are already ~'specttlating
on tlt‘e,afi'ait;s of -France. ‘- It is hinted thattit may. A
'lnrin’“§i,-‘§}:into‘ acAtiAAv'ity‘thc pretensions olpyouiig" Na“-
poléofr to’-*the"thAt"on'e; i A
-ed hyf ' AtAtstt'ia*,“an'(l thus lcss:e_n‘3tHe influence: of
Great ‘Britain’ in‘ ~continei:tal;"afi'airs,.aill will- be
-tteinié:t1ib’e't'erA;l-, thai when .the,%alA-lied sovereigns
5-'th'e' impt-isonment of Napoleon, .=:r protest .was giv-
sbe co'nte’i1ded"that*‘ hefison wasthc only--lt:‘giAti-.
Amate heinto the crotvn».of-France in:.t.hé*ft:7?,3§.Att.of
his father‘-::‘and tltat;tb’e Bonrbons:h'a;l.’lj§'Aé’*AA ~
clutled. not only by their own act and deéd’ ‘ ' '
a majority of the tgttion, who had im'té§AtA_Aé A.
leon with {the so’vérei‘gn "power. "iWHt$t§ll, 1' t AA
claim will be t‘evivetl-iflttlte =prt’=.'scnt mogitént it is‘
tperhaps, difiicittlt to say. . Austria may. -'tlii‘r_tk . it
pt-ud'ent'tc wait the idecease at the .FrcA'_fi‘clAt‘.'» ‘lug
before moving in the business. tBut;;g"i_ii'\h Stitc-
~principlcs of that government and its in‘sati.atevde-
'sire;for an e'xtensionjof territory are considered,
it ’does'g‘ap'pea‘r to u.'s,~t.lte the measttrps resorted to-
by 'the'. Etnpress -.Lot'iisa' must have‘ been‘dic'ta—
ted at her‘ father’s courts with a ftrm~ intention ._ of
acting; upon it, -when a favorable opportunity oc-
curred. ,7. . I . t ? ‘ . - . -
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j
FROM «THE MnnrruatutNEA:t.—=Capt.Ktean, of
the ship Acasta, who left Marseilles on the 4th of,
~ July, has politely communicated: the following in-
telli_t_';enee..--Aclvices’ from Constantinople,‘ via.
Trie'ste, ‘to June 10th, stated that the greatest
‘consternation continued to prevail in that. capital.
Christians.~ol7 all denominations .were subjected-to.
thc5m'ost atrocious insults,‘ and assassination's'of
the Greeks were very frequent. . Christian ves'-
sels lying in the Ptoacls,-“were frequently fired at
had a strongficet in the Black Seafumler the com-
mand of ‘capt. Tumbazi, and another powerful
fleet in the Archipelago. approaching the Dar-
danells. -The ‘greater part of the Greek Islands,»
and of ‘the’ l\'lorea,. had .run against.tlte Turks,
with general success. ‘The naval forceiof the
'l‘utks in the Archipelago was nearly annihilated,
voltf.-cl‘ and ‘joined their countrymen. .
The Ijyons Gazette of July 1st containsan ar-
ticle (not ollicial.) u‘nd,er the head-of Vienna,'stat-_
ing that a Russian army had crossed the Danube
and-*’ was Ainarclting against ‘Constantinople, and
that a Russiatt fleet was -proceeding from the
.131-.tct:. Sea; for the-_s.:ame dcstin.ation- ~' ' '
Yr.-ilo°w’Fever.-=Bultiinbre'Ais}not yet free from
this C()ll_l'<\g‘lOn, altl1oug‘h'itiS”CA9nfined to a small
'.p:.ti't of jtilte city» 4 several_de¥tt;l3_s;;uccuAtjt'e5i tliitre
‘during last A\V8t:l£.--‘-Tl)3A?C3’p§‘3 F63? (N. C.)
Recorder, states that six persons havedately died
in tvttnat]
semblttnccisxio "the. Yellow Fever, and that many
persons ‘at'é‘at'present confined with the.-same dis-
'orde1'.'-—-It is also reported thatva.malignAant {ever
has inade its "app:-arance in Norl'olk,- andithat s,ev,-
cra_l h7ave’dic'd5of it within the last two weeks.-
The last accct)t\ls'_fi'0m. New-Orleans state that
not ‘:1 -éinglcicasa of -malignant or pestilential dis-_A
ease.haAs been t-eportcdtu the.‘ Board of Health
this season.’ I ‘ V « A ' .. -- .
D2-t~ac{fi1l occurrences.-’-A -Spanish slaving ship,
having 250"slavAes on board, was overset and sunk
on the African Coast, in;a tornado, about the fir_st
of .ll.lll8,‘Zll,lLl all on board, with the exception of
12, pet'islt'g:(l'! ‘ g. . ~ ,
”B:nzk Ilobbery."-_=—7I‘lte Phenix Bank of New-
York was lA'obbctl' on the 18th inst. by Edward VV.
Milligan, .fonAe‘of the clerks in that institution, of.
money to tlteiatnount of $24,000. HeAimmt‘:di-
ately ahsc ntl'ed,- but his route has been traced as
far as Alb try,‘ on his way to Canada. 1
7 .’\.’e-Ia Yoil.‘ Conz:c7ztio7z.—-Tuesday the 28th inst-
was the’ (E " appoint_cd for theAmeetAingAof the con-
vention at Albany to fort-n a constitution. \ .
The in nber of papers printed yearly in the
state of ew-York, is supposed to exceed ten
millions 5 of these. 4,t60,000 are ‘printed In the
city’, ‘ ‘ A ‘_
There 3 now living in EDgl3“.da_3 ma“ Wh° ‘5
at presen married to his 26th wife; he has ’r.'3A
living chi ran, and is 105 yearsxol age. .
A gent man lately recoveted in England 2002.,
of at Lady or at breach of marriage contrac.t‘., _
‘Basic coaxed than drzvcn.’-f--Tlte corporation
of Martin burg," Virginia, "has lately passed a law
taxing th butchers. On the regular market day,
-last week, the latter refrained from attending: and
not a mo~thfu1 of provisions was to be had.
The n mber of hatmchesof venison to be PTO-.
vitled forthe coronation will be three ‘score, and
it is “said t ‘ere‘;will be turtle soup enough to drown
Ha!/"a do, en-.Aldcrmen‘.’.. ' '
Singuldr ./Id-venture afar:
ing to Mr. Oliver Spafford, of th
land, whilst feedingina pasture 3
Ox.—An ox belong-3«
e -town of Port-
djacent to lake
Et'i'e_, on: the 4th inst. being near ‘thebrinkr the
grround on which he.” stood gave way»: flfld 139- fell
10 feet perpendicular, then continuing on down a.
steep descent of 80 feet. in "331 s0m3=r§et_S1r1ea
until he reached a ledge of rocks, frorrtAwbtt:l1« he
was .precipitated "down another perpendicular des.-‘A,
use the vvoids of our informant) comes the tAni_I"<lc-
ulous ; the cat is not only.altvc.A butthafv V8661-lfcd
no apparent injury, except atsltght bruise On One
'_led.iAn.sAome roots first departure from the
summit; ‘- The above ‘distances were measured by
.cor_.r.ectness of this stalemcnt.-Fredoriia Censor;
5 Wealth of tlzcAiGardm.—-A‘. peach tree 10-: this
_citA'_-,1 haAs..y_ieltAled_, ‘this season,’ upwards of seventy
‘tiollatts-in,;ftAuic . _
N9tc‘s of Kentucky. are npt ‘equal-in Value *9 “I9
Ioalt‘t_ _Lleavej"s "of
.W._l'lA2;lt. relation woolcl_thcy;lJ _ _ _,
rag; -? A""’f.CI'A2‘,¢z.rle4t10\Az§A3 Céugicr:
1‘ ':‘r
I‘ ..r‘_
on the-political~efl‘ect which this evenTt:t_nay have. ~
in which he will, be supptft-t. fziéiaizs q‘A_a'mi;:d1sfiii;’fit27;*lr£.1o§: o, iiirata
vitere assembled in .§’.ongress' imi1tediatcly.aftei%. - .
en-itihy’-the‘Etnp,re$sAf?M‘arie. Léttlisa, in which E
they Aofferifo sale, oiiilte Aj _ A'A‘
tCr"e2A'z{AlAc'nA2é"7i=- Ladies’ SizdA,l__a,A, ,
°f:.aJ!Wti zrwzikss .Vali5cee‘»C l.2&;,.1..‘fd?é1é7f§?- ‘
A .-,etY_iz"nd‘ -iii‘/tz'At‘cA“’AI"zr'lt‘z¢'?e'
" ~‘ frjbfiglfgzjtiigra, Buttons, S{ar's.A La;é;5',§t1‘AéA;§£fJ?c:
in a tvanton manner from-_,the shore by the Tu‘rk- .
ish soldiers and some lives were lost. .'l‘he‘Greeks _.
the crews’ consisting chiefly of Greeks, having re- -
ngton, of a fever bearing astrong re-‘ {-
. centof 2G,_f_eet, .making in all an excursiottof l I63-"~«‘
feet, when he alighted upon a bedof rocks, covA-A,
cred withabout. one foot of water. A. But now. (_to~> .
Ieg,':st1pposed tobe occasioned“-b'y being cntaUg- ‘
‘Atom patent men, whoare ready to -attest to lllfi‘.
,N.ow if it be true that_tl1CjBa,nk> '
1 that state. (asfjudiciiallyr diecAide_d,)A:
ear,,in eiccltanger -with. =
., AA:
,. . . . fi**:1\'t‘r:tfé'
..0lms_t;qAd,: botl_iA»ot’ R‘
" .;. :--sir‘.
(Jn Stamffldrgycry su
.»Mr- -’v1'v¢5_7'«'l.1.t>Iriz’z.:- ..; ~
\ > .
‘A In this tov'vu,‘fon'_AAtAh
. teat... aft; §...t,t- ~
of.Mr.’ Wm. Daskggng, ~ 1 .
the 2d
county, N. ‘Y. -Mr: ‘Rp:%t't%1.lidmaA§,AugédI0d¢§i!hAln i‘
dred, 5'eve’-‘t'it‘e'¢_=.{n_" ;.fi..A '5
use We miI5t*'i§§i£ti1lI5?-tiéiof - .
to ‘trostrone-the vuiltéhtion. of th
't_tnAtAilA-’—-next spridgg ' Aj
I V ..Saddlmg
. subs<:',t'ilA>'t-,‘rA§fta :
Wing ‘their friends}e_an_dA‘
t'b'ei"j
—,continue their business:
2-?-r_.:u;;-‘~’1teisatring_dsne;iu t'lte‘{_beA'st it'ianit'elr;.an’,i1.i. ii '
;att-lte shortest notice. ‘ t -“ "t 1 : "
- -
Scoir =
; zoth, 18
A 4‘ ‘ND immcdiaitépossesstorlig A ,.'éi
; ». . _A A ,co.nt*enie”tit‘:
den, _anjd.,sm'a‘ll_. lot ,_ ’ ”'
HenryAABe»lden,"west of ' ‘ ’
is an excellent V-well; “()'i".‘,_"\92\"lt._e‘-1';.l“’AfA‘J';8§Al"'.A5t‘_f_!A ,‘
For terms apply‘ to’ ZgIt)iit‘<$ittigi:‘i*'°
living on the pre'm,itg~.es’-f" i “'i"‘”
Norwallcy Au“;-”u‘$t' 2Tt‘lAI",“_l82' _ "
‘ _' ,, ..'. '.< :‘.‘—e.-.." .‘.A.'..,‘:~.»‘. \‘
~LAV.Di‘,_about 15 or l‘65~y‘ea:r
that has tiotttgd-at the ‘business ,.§9m,.s--..,aatttzt."fts_.,;i',A ’
preferred". ‘. A’GAood. ¢ncou'rége’metttj will} b;e-‘give; '
' ' '=- Join? D‘z'§ttu:,
A A A "A if
. l'7._*f, 2 .— 2;»
I
Onéthe tut_'.npilt.€‘ t'oa’d.b_et.ggcgtj;. ' _
A A .-A-Ahjnd Stam_fo.rd,._a L;ady;’s~Worl;D8.g",1,-“
(:onAta_tAit,tAi%g:',a “srti‘all sum of 1\_A/l_o_n;é_.y’_. A.j_A'.AAIAJ‘:A[;;¢, 0A'w_A|}A'e['A
can-.%é:—tt,by proving ptjtA>pe__rty.-,i,aridA‘Apayingt._ l‘__‘
this"-I jfAertisemen,t._ ‘ A .__ . ..IsAun_.=.K
1 A
FRANCIS LL .9
= . _ ; ~*'r.i!v:tzr;;;tr.Jv,e,nr.Yonx.,)~ . “
Hasjust cot1t_menc§cd.tltf¢}A' _ :- -
ATM, C'op”‘10t9a‘,"A15‘r;a3S‘, 8rf,:»S?h¢¢‘t-.
t
.4: the‘.irt2irid '?atel_zj‘occt2fiied byfMr‘i“E r12tzts‘,«’s;2‘ ~J‘t"r‘o'.»,...
-walk, a- feats;-ads rest‘ .;lizcf"3dfid_g‘ "
Where all 'orde‘t"s'.tn Dihe":above"-'bi'aifliedof
business shall be pun_¢_;‘tu‘ally at_tentled.ft'oA.A
”*,;" Hatter‘s"Colnt1t‘in5g_fand Plank K,_¢'t'll';eAs, Dis. '
tillers’ Stills and Woriits“*A‘ ade and ’.‘§liéi§de:t,__at ;,
the shortest notice.-.'fi'_’«=~~‘, - o - .AA:<.-:A,A. A;-},
All kinds of‘tin'and sheet-iron wau;.raade?~éita2=-~-
mended insthe neatest-'mann"er." 9"1- " ’ ' ' ~
cc?’ Also-’-Brass’.Ke'tt«lé»s-.«vbot-torriedgiand Cop- ' ,
rA'1‘ea-ke,ttl_es tinned. ‘ .- ' " - "
Nortvalk,~§A’ug. 7. ’ ..
Eli. .3. .B.¢s.n,.u;.,... .
’ H916‘ just ferurnrd firm‘rife?!-.Yvrk‘zvé!!i.6.-new
sujtfzly of G-QQDS,.mA'r.*a_hg szti7z’ic/z,ar¢f't_q‘1‘cjf{2ll_q-ii:;in%;: ~..
articles A , _ _
EX'FR,§,sup ,G.1Z6.tt.§-»
~Commo'na'nd blue do’. _ 4 A “ '
b‘tt‘perfine blue and black‘_Cassimere‘s
Silk, ‘Florentine ‘and-Mersaillegs -V"estih'g.s
‘S-attinets, - "? -‘ Canton C.ra"pes~ -- _'".. 7"‘
Black, blueancl crimSon‘Bt:tnbaz'¢,§§sr7-_{F
I_rish Linen Power Lo’om.Sliil_'. gf,
Steam Loom Shirting A "'SValiliai’i‘t";‘fA'c_lof,‘,i;AA,"
Furniture Calico, .SarAc_enet C'ar'nbriAc;”*‘
Domestic sheetingfit shitting. ' ‘ ‘
Bmhickingss. ‘ “.al‘9°'1}..l?l*‘5li'?'£.,,.,..'“
.-P’
._;.
- er-fineA'b}it§_A AblackA
~¢.
Cambric Muslins v - s l 1
Fine and common book7;.Mu_slins_., .A .i
,I-flagg. and Asilk hhdl-:'tfs.!i' blagk:d§§
Domestic and imported Gioghigxnsr.
"Men's beaver gloves A A
,_LaAclies’-.,kicl and silk do A A '(36fttou‘t;_§l_
Green Florence’ M‘ Green Gauze '_ f'3:’i
Black tabby Velvet Fi_gut'edA'Ratinet;'.fl A A_
Dressed and undressed~CAa_licoe§’Av F toss, Eolto A
Large and small.cotton,Slt_awls .do.A do. silk
VVhite'anAd black wotA's'te’d' Hose" ,'.St_t'ip:eclA,_.-A_l"A'eAE1An' f ' '
Cotton Cassimere"_..AiA V ’ . 7 .’ ":5 -
First and seco’n'd‘_qualit-y_‘co'a.t antlizvesl. ,lA2ti_t_ton's’.., AA .
Black-Italian Ctvap_eEA.:;..v=. 1 i '
Figuredd Bookatgd Jaconét M,llSll,"$
‘ . '.':é?ffv“R0C15RI1iS-' - . ‘L;
Jamaica, St‘. _Croix and N.” E. Rum, Hollaiitl ,
Gin, Cogniac Brandy, 'AI‘enet'ili'e and”Port. Wine, D"
Old, Hyson, Young‘Hy,SQna 11 yfsottskin - '
chong Teas, Brown andlttmpifitugarfilyiolfisécfg, ; .4 .
Plug 8: paper. 'l‘ol_aacco,'A;§i)"ap, ,canat¢s,:_2t;t§,3°¢,;, .
Pepper. Ginger, Nutmegs;-?CiQidiifni6n,> , '
.Starch,‘ Fine Salt, sltavin‘gA,SAoa'pi
.Codfish, &c. &c. ' ' ' i‘
v g-., .r{.-.':.. ‘.;.
4'
’»'“'£'jrIa:A'
..‘."."‘If:‘:"‘ 7
'. ’ CROf(;I{EARY-'—A, .general}§ssgtfiment. ’
._ Norwalk,,Aug. 7.AA ' '. ’
t _ ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ _;~? A:_ .__:.j '1 -LL’; '2
That noted Itch Otntn)enA.t,_betng.A:_1‘safe, spqqsc
and sure cure for that toi~.m‘eA‘n‘ti_:-,; tlisortler.: -_¢Pl‘i‘cy ..
g/gzfrty-seven and a (z_a{)f, ct.'nAt_s_. AAI.so_A—',~_A A A.AA,
A Wheatonfs. swell. l§n,0wn.;.l'attttdice ,Bitlc_t_:s,- , ‘
sA¢'e;i,inently _;,uscful- for.1'e.tnov_ing,all,jaundic_g,;;t:d A
bmous complaints,;w. icltT.A‘.«A,g_t'e;sqf.~pievglgpt}a§the A
.pi'cscnt‘d{35!;ff-.F9" 53., by. _BI .:8_:_.;.C.;;s}vit’9s..l5?01'- ’ ,
‘ df ‘%,=A1I\'tI.9.«t’. ,tauitfo,r'5_i,;..y.... 3.";
_ _fn..,1),,t.'_v,iazzr9:t.-1:’,,cel_ebga:g<laj . .
' .. ,‘?BEt},4ePt‘ice‘ Sl§1;§;é.-xAtts,...-for.§tiltg,=i‘A .a-;‘1.A‘'- 1,1 '39:
it ‘ ..; .~ ‘*3 ., i ' :' ii in
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