coWiUd tUc footway ay tnc Iron! ol the of which ar»d within twn Uftf iIw scaffold, sat a uu.nb.wof wo n although made ..ware that they would lie deluRcd with the Wood of the condemn I ,t tlf moment of execution Ahout z o’clock the two waggons left the j.i'de Grew: for the ConcerrgeitC, under icv’ort of gc idarmerw. The uxi.cutm.i a tall, elderly, decent looking mill, a faiildouahle blue silk hankerchkl 1,1 III- neck, and a black straw hat, fnlluwr J l.-.iimR behind him a mu all, iuurIi, Unite dog, called a baric, wlm look liii posi .'"the scaffold at tile Mp of the ludder ,p,j,, animal appeared as watchlul as llio e .WM* which you see on waggonsm L >n ,jThe crowd contiuuej tncesa nhiy to 7 sc—new bodies of the gendarmerie traversed the place. About fifty of the jten’ ilariMcric d’elite liuully marched :n, and re j ii,t h n a Is rationed near the scaffold. The nsu d amusement* of a mob went on. Font o’ (■nick at length arrived, and there being 110 •"•••mtimnce of the sad calvacade, the hopes 7,d. doubts of the spectators were exciti d. TiiiS CUHWiJIh U Uiiui HIMIUI iim; x>: fne.gVluck, whvju a hackney-coach, attc.n d. dii) surnc RemUiTaui, dove rapidly jcojs in;, pi *tr, stopped at a tavern exaei'y up t, are, auda person dressed in some nit l*i; a clergyman descended from ik .,i,4 entered the tavern. “Ah1 there is n.(i lane said a French gentleman near 1.. that is a C'nftiw nftlio Court, or jl,njiortr,ir, whose office is to see the si it ti acc executed, and to make u report of it wnina ufUil.' In another quarter of an i,u.ir you will see the. minrablca tliem selvis.” Five,o’clock struck ami yet they li.oi not arrivetfT At tli.it moment the cup d'tfil was strikingly awlul. The whole-area ofthe I'lace de (jreve, and as m idi ofthe (Juar de Grove as I could sec, Very filled by a douse crowd,.now incnpa hlc i f increase, .So irresistible ,was the fnrctiproduced by the slightest inuliio ,t rat tliC.rukticrs were mnine.iurily co.npiUed lugive way, and the hollow-square heeamo gruhially euutr,ie.led. Tho windows and lias of ail llio houses within \ierv—iho quj'a opposite-*—the l’oints 1 Bridges’ ii’nlite jiiul Ue Mario, even tin; towers of tVjsiiurdi of Notre ijamr, i.i tile distanec, v, tt- crowded. A great deal of aounu joisit was .first then excited hy a sweep, whn ki ptdi'* position on a shed against all t.ir t-ilbrls ofthe owner and some gen* 11., rjpi'«. A movement amongst those w ho (ml n vi.vv ofthe. Quay Pelletier announ ced tit* approach.-ii of tin? fatal cortege, t, it tin; spectators continued encouraging pa- Savoyards, by shouts, plaudits, and clapping qf hands precisely as the dork ofthe Hole] de Villi', struck a quarter past five, tIn first fcrnlartm ;i forming the escort of the coi^ defin'd entered the Place de Grew- a uni rtis.il cry of “Hats oti, took place—-all I, ails were uncovered. The two waggons iu Hitcfi.'is.on appeared in the first was the rxecutkmrr, prisoners BorieS, Goubin, .nc! two clergymen iu the second was Jblolllx .C.iel Pointer, each also fit-ended by clergyto.iti. The prisoners "at on a bn,ml pieced i.crmii in the. wagons, tind be saU e ieii,a priest with a crucifix in his hand, xvho seemed apparently must anxious to impress their wuliappy charge with some eetisc uf-religion, hut most certainly with oat •sucri-s.-!. Ihiri'ig the. whole fine of march, from the t.'omiei-grrie, to the Place de Greve, the prism.it, had never attended to the priests li.r an instant. They looki d around 1 Unun ice* .ally, nrklluvvlodging iieqil.iiil* i.atccs in the crowd, made loud remarks to each other mid Buries and Gubin STjnal l’y addressed the jieople, uotwitstaniling file f.Turts uf the ju’icstr; and the gcud.it tile; to restrain them. Arrived.it tin: feafliibl, tlte same spirit continued lu animate them up to their h t hie .til. Bonus sat in ;,i to the horses ittlic first Ijrt'.jtig been (ii bro’t HtU nl the Coni'i rgei.e. /le alum' v.nic a t giiiicntai j.-cket* or auy thing ».i,‘h7c:'ri. hi conn, .ci with bis unlorlunnli a. “tes, lie Ira.l no bit rue i raval, tudl tin (IS of tbeil shirts Wen !it*c and open, flic ww uni! -.id vane c! at a iiiiiaiX w elk, t.if priests straiusng evi ry w;•»-••-»ii was U'i.-rs; they liufti-0 ..t t;.u £u..t ofthe fictif Wd. I now.perceived.", g aitlcm in on foot tuibroivu nuriout coiil, near thr o. Tin i-sUal il.e iu„'S i reached!lie seaJT'Id,the tv .utiimer disentitled, went up to the. D,'ill-'tine, auU arranged a Cord. Ail the I'i'ijum rs r He, Inr w a h sty g! nice a tHU'iil them, made mine remarks I uully te. t'tb ol!i*r, and p'b par. d iu a h rr.e.t n.ao- j Betti* quit t ie vv,,g.'ms. 1 then perceived I t'l.if their liutuks were tad behmd their! kicks. 'fb, c nfrHor «.f Buries appeared to in- t form Uun., or address- t il in the j.iait toil* l.j Kaonlx, who stood fruu» him fur Uio clergyman' in attriidance upo t him appear* d shocked, atttl rermmstrated with him. Ksoul v turn tl> l,i* hack, and waited aliout with the air al^oiilt itijihtuiu ,4 in: .p-iiiied e tbmisxiou. *~iliey Coie'iUiyanl to talk loudly, always “truing away with tmpationo* from the tkigynian, wild, with lhe. gentleman alrea y htyttbmed, seeui" i :it length to express csjj.tir. little t>u tie occurred—(ioobin Ce'v Up the *.t"px of the -caftold— he instantly vejr.e’t hy the executioner and h assistants—!,ou id to the plank—shout vu rive Ui laMrlt'’—he was thrown uuwii—i my cy«s,eIo -,ii'd my ears, but at',enerst iiiu it an i rerpi-ptaijle young man he was the only on. oho ,,,-med to possess sang froiii; the other, Jo.ik.-J and acted as ii nervously excited, finally, the firav un-mirml Morns asreihd. I sau nis I ist iook of apparent triumph hr „a> s-i*ed like the o(l|.*n »»v these mior. r I t f t t lnti> a.i inner apartment a M.uw r,'ta'!uni:i diriekud, Oh, lion, ij,',,,,- j rudu-,1 through the ro-i.n and fell lOMU-o,- in the |m ivige it was all uv e r. From the. moment of the arrival of the cav .detdc at tlu* entr Hit e to tt. p.,[ J(. Oreve, seven ininnbs had only d-nxed, aial itnri»s, tin'll.ia. Raoul*, and l*,oniri. dead. The priest* w. re departing the crowd sep mating- the women utitfiov ed to tears, were unking observation* on the bloody *Ci‘,ie—the exe.mtiniiei and hi, men were Inibii-d in disposing t,f tin man gled bodies.mid in di.st-.i mtiing the gnillo tine—water was poured pinm-i ly mi the blood stained |uiv ement, the soldier. pre pared to march in short at g minutes plat 0 o'clock, tlie troops defiled, with drums beating and few remained iiturthc i scilnoid, save the gens d’arnie. i Destruction of the Cittfitdr.il at Ilautn. I A gentleman w ho arrived by the Prince I isliouig, Havre Packet, this morning, (yesterday,) hr.ugs intelligence of the al most fnlul destruction of Rouen Cathedral, on Sunday last (lath ins!.) It was set on l.ru by lightning, about J o’clock, in the morning, and continued burning till ihc L'tilling of the someday, whan Hie (ire w as fipitrcntly extinguished, lint shortly after broke out again with redoubled fury and was still raging tin Monday morning, when oar informant left Rfnu.ii. At that time the (lames had extended themselves uver the greater part of this mice splendid edi fice, a fid the gnat dome bad fallen in with a tremendous crash. Several houses in the vicinity have also hern destroyed. 1 he most sire nous eflorts of the tirciiicu eon!d effect no- ling against ueh a mass n| lire and, indeed, tlie melted leaj, vvliieh ran in torrents from the roof, rendered a near approach to the building v erv hazar dous. Ibis said, that several per-uius lo*t their lives, though nothing Cert iiil as yet, has reached iis. The stnrm uf thunder and lightning, which was the cause of this catastrophe, was one of the most terrible ever w ituc* jt if, It alti ru .oils v t-il. d Ha vre de-Grace., tvlii.e it is se.id to have done lome damage. The-billowing historical' particulars, re specting Rouen Cathedral, may nut prove unacceptable to our readci s It w as found ed A. lit. By ft, by Robert, Archbishop of Rout'll, -brother of Rieliaid the Second Duke i>f Normandy, but was not finished till the year 10*.i;—It was Aio t. ,-t in length, bd in breadth, tlie length of tlie noss-aisles was 101 feet, and the bright of the Spile |tf(3 fea t. There Were -evcii eti trances to it, and n hmidn d and thirty window*. It was one uf tin- most costly and magnificent Gothic structure!, eVi r seen; it was literally fro .ted with nrn.i-1 merits; there, was not the smnfle-t piece of stone, tint the hack of a niche, nor the base of a figure, but was covered with the |im st Gothic work. In it were inferred the bo dies of'John, Duke of f!<-dford. Regent of France: Henry, brut her of Richard I and the he ii l of Richar brur (ie I .ion, lugi tiler with many other illnstiious nu n. [tiouthcnijito i County I'hrQtiiilt. IRIJ-AND. Pr .'in the DntUn fcl>rmu% Post, St’th i-f tin Country.**It is with great grief We obsei ve, that tie coll I a;'ions f. ver, in (i. l any, aas tisuuii'd a most indignant ty pe —tb.it it is spn i.oiug to a most al inn ing degree, notwithstanding ill advance of tlie season, at.d that Hu- niiei dreadful ap ptehensimix are catertnu.ed by the inhala tants of that tow n. in Cork there Is.vc been s,,nie qiitrag. as vve have it in ady stated. It appear however. Uiid vve are glad to *e, it, that tin magistrates are on the abut. The lo.'i shin iff presided at a meeting of tin- magi-, (rates of six baronies, held at. Mallow, on Monday se’ni.’gbt. in which it vv as n ‘-olve.i to divide t'insc ban* a as (Or.erv Ki ma i, I 'el limy, i taii dlovv, ('oudims, and langib b.m-i) into liisliids, e.-curding to tlie diti s'ou of the general ohuvr on the- station. After recommending a meeting of each barony on the 0;!d insf:i;:t, tor the purpose of appointing magi: trapes to each district, ij.i y ri sob ml that the magi -trates of each barony shall meet once a fortnight, who are to appoint a selection of 1 of their num ber from aaeli to met t on the tilth of eve ry oiontli at Jiutlei ant, for the purpose of comnimacatiug w ill. tin commander of the i!ist ri. t. 'J ins example is one w hich, vve trust, will l.e ti Low. I t.y every other country in the kin, Inn’, which may he menuftni by upulur in r.n .1. ReliV (Lniilon) \i|*-kly Messenger, of 111,- -L l freplt »rbe» ilir.kei tht follow ing ig-niai Mr. C-atniit.g’x principles are assuredly tnu’h mole libel .it andbss servile thin thoae of Hie l ,te Marquis of I aunlon.lerry and vve b li ve lie i so well im.ioed to the Gi eek emme,that lie will attempt something .n itsle.or. He will certainly not follow erv dely in tin: ti k of any one and as the Marquis ol ii i-liesicy and the Dukehis hrn ltier, are pii-paieil to coincide with him, v.i so far antidpate, e.s i-.Bpeclstlie tired, culls!, a >n ire enlarged and liberal policy.” From Ihr .Wis- i urk .'imrricon. MNGLISII CALLMNHiS. In our Knglisli papers ivr perceive many extracts from me recent Iran i- in tins eouu l re puMislied to ti digitten the mini! of Juhii Bull as totliealHtc of America alidamung other i'.otvis in'intelligciice, We find birr; told by Mr. \V 11 By, that in A im lira, tin- bn -i in ms of i In courts of justice, (luring l lie sum mer, Is (lone pi the ev niiigs and nights, the great beat of the weather in the day alnm lufely |ire.venting any rmmlier <,I people from coilci ting together without danger ut fevers, particularly such persons as com pose the wituesses,auditors and attendants in a law Court.” The same tourist also says that he 4* accompanied a gentleman to the handsome public library presented to Phi ladelphia liy Hr. Franklin, and of which bis ungrateful countrymen make use, while they areas silent as fiis statue over the i"i-. trance if the woilhy donor is meii'.ioned, ur if i11 y do speak of him, ii is generally i, I;liy tin* f f! 1«, be was too g aid and t(. i shve.ivd for 1 o to understand.” 'J'bese I are tulci able l ir specimens of the perspi cuity nr:d lid. Illy of finite Vi'iio have at I Ie ipteit i.i delineate us and as Stic 11 sto i ries li •five the aii(Tui|i ot the literary tn lUncPi oiTln; (and, tJo\ pruic that the i iiiati y of the I*} Uvc-1' 'oho u* J'ttst know them, esteemed tn Im at least as o"'«t as their liberal prejudices against uot "u'y us, tint all nations. Ui 'h lift In line .1 lain irlth a es/ig. nnrr. \V r .Icy Tapsiro, a young colored mail, a native uf this city, was lately killed in a ‘I'M i >1 I’nit mi l’i iuce, hy a imilutn iiuin |y lia' e iiiflieteil mi him, liy timely eonreal. •nent nil huai il a hulk, w lienee, it is i uinur eil, he escaped In iialtimure. 1‘hihulrlftfilii l ’niurt. M Vittel IS l,v FWK'ITK. Prill, Uil I,CIIIA, Nov. 7.—Th‘‘ follow extracts limn letters,will lie re.ul w uli p e i- 1 sure hy all who take an interest In our re volutionary history, and in tile i liar..cu r and li clings of such worthies of the Heto lutiua as (ieueral liluunillcld and Colonel (igdeij. It may he well to mention in or der to illustrate ilie reverence in w Iticli the .Marquis 1.11 Fayette continues to hold the memory of Washington, that the iiupre sioniiponlheseal of the letters, is a lictiii Hid and correct likeness of the Amei i .in hero, surrounded hy a glory. Kxtrart of a letter from the Marquis I .a Fayette, to Isaac Cox Barnet, F.sq. of New Jersey, Consul (ieueral ofllie I S. at Paris, dated l.e (.’range, Aug. Ji.th, JHW. 1 on have reminded me of times, cir cumstaiu i s and names ct nr gratify inn, to my r. colhu iLnn. Colonel Ogden and hi regiment have been my helot ed eoinpan i"ns in war, particularly a picked compa ny in Fight Infantry under Captain Ogden, I In (.'o lulu i’s brother who hate shared with me the most interesting toils ol'thcJle volutiouaiy war. 1 enclose a letter to my 1 old brother ((Hirer ieueral Bloomfield.” j Copy of a letti r f otu lie Marquis l.a Fay- eU‘ to (itnerid Joseph Uiouttillcld, of j Burlington, Ni w Jersey. Fi tin.»son, grill Vug. t rj-j. My Dear Sir 1 avail inyselfol the op portunity lili'cred hy Air. It irnel, to remi id y ou id an old brother soldo r. w ho finds in hi( ow n heart, a light of leciprocity upon your itiiVi tinnaic remeiTihrniuv Our pairi- i i,lie toils and liiemlly union in the army, hut e been to me a h qqiy time, tin dear re- I coiled ion of which, Ills Tire with a seuli- I Hu nt of lute nod regret for our departed companions, and the tenderest attachment I for those who survive. I am sure, my J dear lici.eial, you will with an atlii tlou re Cfivc these line ai d syinpalln/.e, in nit feelings. I,el me Hear limn you I;. tnemher me I.; your conn ade.-, and hcln to me forever, Yota constant friend, i.V FAYT’.TTI’.. The Captain Ogden spoken of, F Col. Aaron Ogden, of I'.li/.abi Hi Town, Nett Jersey, lornurly got ernor ol the st .t I'.rl, net of it letti r JYom II m. Tuck, Sm gcon, S. .Viil'ij, on tumid tlir Ont'ji in. j Ale anit ed at I ihi.iltar early in Align t, hating Sopp. d at Alalia hearing u. adis- fui i met at purl .Viahull, did not reioaiu at the former lad' J f hours' Alter mu- re-1 ti.i'n to ’I.ih e we learnt that a disagrcoa- j hie a,latr had t al.e i place at Algiers, of j w bo il i w ill now n l.ite lie particulars i Our Cimsni, Mr.S't tier, being aw ay, had II It his nephew, lie.' lie ('onaitl to art in ilis place win i o il hunting one day. lie met sonn Turk w ho lol l him lie was on tlu ir lii Ids, and l.l'.st go oil'- -lie refused t'oey attempted to iu: force (then he pre I scut'd his gun at them tin y disarmed bi n and In-at him severely —he com] I lin ed to the Dev, demanding sail faction the I »ey tol l him he could give him linnc, adding, 1 allow' ton a Drogomaii. This a, a man burr I among the Turks ever; Cons.il hi i.ig allmved one as a protection. If a Turk insults any one under tluir pro 1 tee.tion, lie InF'S Ids head. Our young i Consul neglect,ed to take his I ten; oniati with him, tin rcl'oihe wu n lu ol ati faction, lie told the IVy if lie did u it puuisli those men in hi hours, he wind I cut down the Amt it an liar stalT the Dey replied lie could not help i|. The. 11 g- tali' was cut tlow u, and a 11 el charter! d to bring the (’our.id to Purl ,Mahon, 'tie re I 've tiien were. We immediately made rail f(tr this place, for pint,, urns, and in or days we sailed for Algiers, llieuee lo F v, horn to take our Consul to Tunis—;Jr. Sw ill hat i ig been left hi his place, t-c. Cihrultai, Scjit. 10, liidh. MISSOl III. A glance at (lie pro tuition* am! un inri rial ad vantages ol this stale will prove il to bn one of tile mo l dt mible parts ol the Union. 1. Tobnc'o.—This pro t j>!.- ism in cultivation. Many fariiic■- am r..i in ii In a jpeat extent; those wlm have lieen at I eustonied to it in Virginia anil Mar)land, jirolioiinee tin ir crops to lie equal to .my they ever saw both in quality and w< iglu. inspections Have liven established hy the general assembly at various point* on the rivers, to facilitali its expo l and trade ill foreign markets. 2. II hcul. No port n* the u orl.t p-odu better wheat. The want of targe nut* uul’actuiiog iiliils has heretofoit ihs.-mir nged its growth. |ti t that disadvantage i nuVV removing. Two extensive s|r,mi mills are row building at tin* pi ire, whieb will hereafter ah orb the wheat of the j country, and furui b New (Means with Ircsll Hour in the fall and winter, when the price is always good and the demand great. Ifrmp.—TUh article i i indigenous to Missouri. It attains it' highest perfection lu re. The breaking and dr. ing, has hc.cn the obstacle, in its growth. That nl> I staclo will he. entirely removed by-the introduction of tin patent hemp and ilax breaker, which suvf-s all the trouble ol breaking and cleaning to a min e trill. 4. Cu/lon.—The southern purls of the state near New Madrid ami ape inear th an, have ru led this articlo for. .in \isus wit!i as much success as tin southern tali ;r i‘m-n proving -fuj. )y »u tie middle tmd nmfh ..ft;.* Missouri river f/oin its mouth to the We* tern limit of the state. fork, Ihrf, h'r:n't, f'n'rtbhfag.- inbound here, null may he enrrii d to .New Orleans in the f ill, w i'li'il tl;e market is al Wnj empty ilf I lie e nr lie!. the -pring hr mg the M asmi fur putting il from Ohio, Koulueky muJTeiuii c. U. /.mi/.— MissioiS’i contain* enough i>f this to supply the w m id. It a'"ae shinili! balance ti,<, imports «n the e iwntry, nml might lie made to Jo so, A »ent a pnmal •additional duty upim foreign |i n|, III id a la '••lily ill ohlaiug lease* hy the cjlii*.• lie of the slate, would make the product of tin •nines |a|ial In tile t oh.ili.pllnli of tile I'lil ted Stai. w ik'Ii now riapore. from S .Mil, ihiil In S am,mill auuuatly I'rnin Ihiglaud and the Medtleirauiaii a handsome him to sate to Missouri, more tii.ui sufficient in nu l l her exports. 7. hv.i. Numerous nml rieh heils of iron ore ahouiul in tin- country, Iml mo jet worked lor wipil of capital. All invi ting prospect is helyl out to worker, in that metal, a* they wmild liale till! entire mar ket of the state, II. Still. The rpinutity of salt water iu Missouri is proverhi il. The IN Mali have gran led tin e hoi it of t well e springs to the state of >11S-.OUI i, some of ivliieh lit e now worl.i'd, anil sttjt is mnv selling at Jlimn i liel, l ;m to U 27 rents per bushel, 0. 7'As AVr Trndr.— This yieh vein of room'lee is now liilij laid open hj the abolition ol the factories, large capital i“ already einharked in it. It is computed that il will employ a million of dollar* pi r annum, ami give einplyy meat to two thou sand lili'ii. This is a cash triule in favor of thecouiili j tin's being an object id such m re*- iij both for use ami orimineui as to eiimiu nnl gold ami -ill or even when'. Tlie ft iip.ipljii'i| pn itinn of Missouri is l.uoralde Ini' a>i extended rnuiliu rcc. Hit {'rt'.'it rivera with In r iiiiiiieinns trihu lanes open ctinv c ynncrp thimiph I he cun* liuent, She trades In Sanla |‘V, In the Itocky liinuutaiiis, In Falla of St. An tllnny, |u tlie mill Inin lakes, (nail the States upon the. (Jhin, and .smith In all lie countries hcluw Steam huals lini e aniii hilaled de laiirei;, and I'eiluei d IVei^hti lu.i trill*'. Two and a hull*rent* from New York til Si. I ,otii* liy \inv Oilcan*. In a "ni'd, her iivei'5 and sti tit) hauls rruli'/.c.d all tlie ndi unlay cs nl a e» uuiipuliiin, without tlie lUliper nf storms, of pirates, <;t privateers, yr nl ietereepliim from uu'r*. 1,'tnftn ilfi.—f I'lekeriiij; rtf Hilltop lias lit e sister*, and the mini id i'll their inn is ./Hi; ina iug theiiverai'.e of i ae.li iudiiidu al In lie I'.t; years. Three other* ill the same I tunly 'have died whose anrape u^e wap 1-J. I'orti mouth Journal. Till*. r.\i c. W iiivia n ,\n'. it. Yesterday wu* I he d.iy fixed for the (treat m.ileli-niee over Ihe a .liiiiftlnu f nlii e. In'lu i nn Ile ii (rinin and N. \ork Ilurse:, Sin CifPim it and I'.i I.it'SB. Al an early hour,a p renter nuiilhi r nl people than wi re oi er helin e eniif i email'll in uphincpuw (»uppnseil to eve* I d leu tllOUSiiml) asa. lidded on or (1 i iinid the enursv, vaM umillier uf rey P' Vlahlc Ptiainpers frnin a liutnlutr were present The day vies good, and (via course in line order. For two days (here had l.ei ii a report that the n pinut Imran was lui"i, ami could iHd nm, l! wins ne el I lieli In lien d hy many that the Have would lie run. Fxpeela'tion war mi tiptoe until one o’i Im k, v lien the barker* of the iiiitin lioi'-e declined to run Ihe llorse, and of eoHl se paid thr for/iil of live thou uimj dollars, In the oivners of the fti u Yoi k Inn sc. The diaappointmeut of tlmpe who had ruine (treat ill.-Inner s, even from Uoitnn, to e thi llaii, may he Well imagined. I'u ries ty was revived, however, hy a rumor linit a raee would yet he. run helworn tin se huises, for a single heat, of four jnJi And the rain was run nicnnlinuly, fora w .ipcr of fifteen Lull,di< d dollars a wile. la t.iesr won tlm money with the eient i I ra.*", the ir^iuia horse lii-iny: r iimpleti I. hrol i i down, am) eripplnl, durinj; the I lit l'"' 111, ill tile h'K,of Whit'll lie was linin'. J Yoni wlinl we san, we Indicir that the Wi '.el' li.r tins Here was prolh red hy Ihe n.\ m of Sir Finn h mure from a de«ire that Ihe spectators miplit not lie wholly disappointed nl a Race, linn from any' Impe nl wi'ininpil. The rnurtr nusilomi a iinrnl'the parlies In each other, end the mprief y w it It w hicli exei J tliilif; v. .s roii il'ieli d lu ll'en them, emild not h ,t he re marked. The J mltO S «rh rted Ii- ihei'l were tieo. Hiiljn ly, Major.hinc ami Cap). William Cox. I.ii'.nickj lull it ccs ruiunienro this day, iiliil we lc.it'll there are a mtmlier ul h it ses ii .nJfor the lists. J.Vut. Int. Ilnri i;: tiie scron mile, il W;i: perceived Sir ‘hitlies filled so inni'ii as to t>e utterly in i.i i ilr In in i kc ally trial Avhat eve:' of peed, ami dm i; g the I' dial roll ml r es left far he IiiiiiI hi- aiita'pi'iist—it Has disrovired honever that lie had ii|it a sinew, which, it is f.'.ired. will f irever I'eaddr him until Itirthe spot: of the tut [Cm;i !oicn truj.iiiitun, J trim 11 t:fn tel' rfrten .V« i" Orltanx, Oil. -i.;. “Tiie |i er is abating and tin v. cat her is Aery pii i »an|, lint no IVir.t yet. The «lrcr ;e p.iKseu rers |,y tIn' OIho t 1V1: been pre vailed m.uri to I.i ml liehi-.v tjie. mayor h;v them n hous*-, and one imnilli’ pro a .Sion, gratia.” c>Z.r. Stare the fir t of .liincia: y .tislif xivtP ol the oflicers of the 1,’nited Stall a N:r. y h.iV* died. The I.ondiei t‘olllier, Of the '.rhli Scp teniher, has tiie I'iIhiaa nig; very lunmtv-- re in in of the Kditor cii 1he fill'nira of the (ileeks e a jig eh' 1:,ttIt in 1 e ho hoi K‘-r dolihted, tip t the. 11 trek rallse in tin Morea is at int eurf, mid if so, the. mil frit mix uj hn intifi i/ij ii ill ho er re-a.'.m a fu i“‘'this :.t (rile 1 l<’frilinitltt” feeling, -ays the JSmv orl (.'oijjiiii rci,d Adverti ser. i v u. T \rl!.L HI'. S(»I,I), In tin highest hid v f dec, 1.11 a Ii, tit ('amiilieil roiirl-liinea on -\Iiirtiii«v (lie t'lli ilay ot Jtn tulau' noxl. that living court day, Ty>IO .WjYti ti\v\s, Belonging |o the i a ai James llirriag liec'ii. Jll’.’M. It MX1 i 'd'n is. ofJmne Iff flit I'. I I.i f. I lleerii: A ih I Sweftib c AtH it f 'r§iii I a ftrflr rAKM'IU. Thf* homr flint Mr ’eg ittttf rmlrnri, i hi* #i\ l\ hrirtb flint u .irir** him) i licrf% I hr Miisli o iiliirs f)itit i Iiiti nt our feat*, Ati«l w o#*.i fit j.# Km prompt mu* grim’. I»uf t| oHrfmr.4, U hru t’nr« hpII." T.*»rh rofo liml (Inti nt ivilh pure ileilr# Mini, purl inl licmm Iiciim nlv lire, M it Ii i iipliii'ini mi ell, Hill* em Ii ml*niH'inir dmtht retire. I u «ny 1 mew* II." T'lilinteil in f: ienil«lii|>'* jt<*Mrti rlmln, *'"ii, eniiil spirit* tuny rim i n lilt! n ill'll lin e mill* II* nil'll ill" ttrnill U nil inn 'ir n|n'll, HuIV Ii. id the tnsl. ~-lmw slpirp (tie j’.;ln, T 1 iI'.S, of tin plnee, In Mi** M \t!'l |f ilmmliluf id Mr 1m Vaneev, nl Heiif'it’d roiinlV on T nee day. the ll»lh in*t. hv the d"\ Mr llutiiei', ,Mr. JOHN Jl. FIVI Mi, of 1‘riin r i do nn', In Mi** 'I MJITIIA H dnugli ter nf furif ’I hoirui* l.d: n r, nf Tiedfold. ■asa. rr*w» "■■afe-yf.y—» TyuhI Hu\e. I/V 'irtuu of it ilaet! yf trust cxrmtril i to tin* Mib'i i ibi is by Jih'I A T. Jurma, l*ir II.i' |iiii |.wi n| i*i i. m iii)* ii ti’ritt'ui *11 tn n| uiuiHiv tW lt .nl Uivfiia, which ii'ini in, by Hity ot |>i(UIiC uuc I o 1, Tlmt valu;t!i!i‘ Tract of I.nml, f ylnj' in iIm* oitc4y tl b«Jloiil, ofi Shuckoi C.n I*, nil jo ini n o i|,«. |||,it(l m ol V^ in/tie td Inin* Sovifivigii afpliT otflt T «rir| CC»f11lliliill;' t iw•*••**, tfimv* i»r Ji’H^ Tlit* priuchn.l |>ur| «»t i tiU'l riu-fi j'li-i l ‘Inljiu in |,iinilf Mil u mil' In irncv cU'itwii lu work two linmU lit ailvnti mill ha* mi it ti tvliTuhJj non hut able 11 TlillMS-t-O.w' llinil n|' I ho piiivln x -moiioy in i imuuH c in tv*<» l imuii.il |*i«)■ rnt«fi|«t, wHJi Imirl, mill nji|.huimI i iiifily, y> return (lie |*ii m*-irt Sm h lull only will Iyn conveyed fis in vest >‘|J ill Ha ait liii'-ler ii\r: 'is i r vniifisoN, ■i u..i r uu\\u Knv ffnlmr vv'twr 17 uluublo Tubuceo I.and j on tisil t Wif-i. Jin sohn, »t | ucri'f, iiy ol v. Iiii ii me i Ii iiicii tiinl m gixnl In ert. A coic-blei .'.hie portion o| ini: c.|i-ureil (ul. t ithlloivfl I 'lie ll.hoc ul I lie Huh ItllHhm, mill I- 'in! Iiy ('noil j'l'lrt r In he econl In mi.; nl lint l"iu! on ihc creel, Ii u: the mlviiiil ,«r ol ii li.ill site o' Mitel lull, will! iihnnltee of w i'er in Ihe ill ii i ,ei mis. The hnli.'ico ol tin Irecl i c ell timbered, nr,i| c liiclli _l culcii ii I ml lot III'- nil Hu of 'I ohiicoi, I •.f _ I he n liolit i M i rilinjily well n.iicT hi es eel'rlil I'linc If lies «illilu i, mile mul li I'lt'l N' iv i.nnilon, arid i.djoinr (.Monel \uulo s |i'utilii'ioti. Ilu* Improvements lire r i. j .it :il I lii't nil b three npiutlnentf, In l v Is |i ct, a l.itr.lien, mol two linkin iioi'tO’ tfi: liter \vfill ii joiniI iijtjtW' mul pencil orclro il I tie 'i'lc U imli ipiitutiie l’"t mu' iviff.ii' (f, lieu the premise*, will ■io|ily tut "l An itiu, neiiT NeiV’i'Omloii, or to the .HihM'il’iei'. ihc lot m rtill hr n’Oih known oil the ilnj "I -In. 1 till \;U> AT KINSO.N. Noven jit tj.-tt 17 Xt) to. rf i to fnrivarn any person or per* 4 nit from linilrtll! for n lioUd eseculed Vv tic (.t h -i.riher to lulijainin I’eriiiti.*, lor the >um id >'c|'iit lirl, pjivnlil.- in flout in ;K» ihii mol lieiin d.itu illll <«f May, Him. This hoi nl ivu ptthl off Hgreenhly lo tha condi lUstis Iheivol, Hui I mu determined not lo nay it .iimin. CiiAS C. I'ATiJTHON November 2fl 17u il tv* Su\oh nt *\vu*\'u)i\. Th«: K ihrcrilief, intending a» remove B trom Sandusky, will positively veil, Iiy win "I pith1,ie miction, on the premise*. On I liday.tlie Till’ 1)' rertjher, f>l) hurn Is oru, I lit: whole ol Id- loch, consisting of Moryev, Hug*, Mild ('attic; among ivhieh lire *ome [uitne Milch Com. home linnil-ufric lluu c hold f urniture, comet-tingpf beds clmirv, kc >c uh tlie P. u.t ilion T'en il n ((iioil ccuml Im ltd two-hors*- iniiggon, too1,1 li r r w i 1.111 odder. Huy, >lienf Out's tic iye ^—Trriat liberal, and made l.iioii n on the day of tale iMittOK U IHTLOrKIl. fSindiisk);, Nmetiihrr .’Oth td> 17 uuv viUiVn.v;; r.rifttf+f in the vuihm/nnur, ntuf w? Iht hinsl ..nullml.- I'tii.o, f.'.« I r.<1 T. w u 5 V. nr p n\ i a r iiahuxUNs:. 'V (I'! it city uppatih fa h. t, Ha^ r i^wlvri! IfhVfW nu, II were stli tletl, |iiinfi|i|i||j f,t *m lion, v Hti i <»iivj*i• vi**, !»y "I I'tnli't r in tlm rltyof New York, ''V 'lie nrtner here,) nt n time when i ii' inmk't ssn-, miii'iiiitly depressed Tlirir ^i« Tur**, nf jtrf-tfnt, U Inf?©, iind will III-rtintlmttttlv luMe.l tu hv mrh urrivpl front i h.if i if y, liii'li w ill ftml'lif llirm to liny© enm |n i .I in it esrry arlii lf tlmt i, eltlier t' Utefut (*r f i liiiMiitYtT© I.M« r|em e It* l.mpht them, tlmt.bv finvint? it I'.'i'ttiei i-on-tn nt tv i„ ninrkct. none i nn excel Hiuin in their ndi itrtnf’eit, an,I they conceive It i i> i them n rifirity it tilr.tr non* in till, •IIM |n*s*rs> lint tlietn-clvei I lie!i ttnuierirti. rtistnmci* unit friends, 1.y i»lluie, will fli„l it t„ to i|,,.t, ilnterni Inal Ion ,l 'M»h nml even nrlit'le nl ns rndmcil I'1'" Other houre in Hits |i|uee,ur in till' upper i Oimtiv They llierefW cordially nuili their home ru«l,ijn(rs, UiMoil n» throo I ii 11 it.inre,’ tit i ill I uuil v.iinfue their |Mt i linr insure,I tliul the price* niul lie III llii'ir ptml'i nre mil) neccfoiirv to lot l>n.uvn to ('listin' In them h further extension ol tle'l very filierul pulim.utje they htiveulttm dy hitherlo hurl. t sitppll ol llll lll'seriptiolis of firorpiics, (JtipprisMiii'c. Hml|pt v, i ■s'- f., kept I,v then*, at nl oTOWl.lMlN I I I III ns, be y* nttiK \'.W\ V..Y V V, 1 >V John Tltnniprnn. in tin lower riu) pf II r< l 11 ill Kit. tilth o whins Ireuli no hi, hark« his In 11V while, u t,|ft«,lt white nlreuk on tly ionic of the lull hirul U;, ittniiit two ytnr.s (,i,i, mnikcd iviflj it yn,p an I “W'ltlliiw'tnrh iii the I, it enr, nrtd u suinnjli iTitp in the rlpftt Mippruiiu d In four dollma by tile mlmrrilM r tlii Mjt Si pteuiher, 1H2I n srniiui, Vi'fif ii l lU'fJII, KICflAftP ,\U>N Ctit*phell c e. 'Hie nfmve tippruiv r« were (July nv/r.rri I t lure me, im.fIre nl tin' pern fur the >r,,in|y of Campbell, this v'itlt ‘h ptrrnhcr, 1.M2I liO. IUJMJ H Nnvrrpber JJJ) jjs j-s -tri'-J- ~Y» l\p Vlbv.VH Nllk l.stj unit' i| 1 liemrelrei In httrinwa, miller the lir*n nl tjW t:vs a. I.f'CJfll will keep e o it st ii n I ly mi Ituml n yi netttl it/tuti’ merit of Medicine, Paint*, k Dye-SI ii 0’.;, Duiidilc Ink, Afni'kltif.' Ibu.hrs. <'hmii.I, |f,,ip peni.ils, Silver Wire 1 unlit llnultet, Km,I t ,’r iii-li, Pu in ilium, I.limp tnl, W u h Itulls, 'I m, p.irent Soup, iW.ietiillliHItHlmir, i niupm I i i,iu,i \ehl, Snilii Piimlen, Wiileis, fi|iOefi Itulli n liiin■, (inl.l I.euf, t r limy will sell low fnf tpiiii XV oWENH. 1. l.r.CKM November 2!K Kentucky Wuvwumy. \felv enpii'a tifllto nhoie W in It 1^ i t; n ceili d mi ootirlgtimcnt hi the inn i n h,r JOHN uovir. Ntutinjber il!». ,.t 17 THlSTHAIrK. BY virltte ,rf two dceiUof (runtexm'itterf by k liiirhin Chdrill In the MiliMirdier, ime heuririy dipc the 2?tli dtiy of AtiKnat, |W2I Hie other dated the 21th dnv of Al„v, |H!W hiith duly reetmlcl in Bedford clerk’* olDee’, lie fm the purpose, thereof, ,hu1l, on tl„. l.ltli day ot Itei timliee next, if fulr, If not tlio next fair (Iny, (SuiKlnvmrx, epted) id the .homo t>( in !i©rij rotmly, jsm! t i th© hi;du>«it biHd©r. r.t nolihc I he, I ra<;t «if Land, On wlii. I. «ai»| olilm resides, combining lftty iTV'V oi In adjoining the Itmis f.r ■toll n r»ni u’ -11_ w(ds 17 TywrI J >1 UHl'ANT totbe pr. vi«ioli* of a ded,* I. tut cxri indto ibesub'. i ,l.ei by Iteiihrn l**"y a I >1 Ann to* Male, bemi'ig date the I'Jih day of June, Ihp.i, and duly «y*oulcd in ti e llusiieHa r. uit ol me ,puljilj, n liHig. 1 shall in meed tykell, ter »c».ly money” tu the highest bhhle>, at public auction, on the 1 premises, on the fit*,b fay a! I). ccmbei real. •i\ Lot tt\v\nvY\fcnan^i:8 Intht town of l.viiqlilmig, lying on H’h street, nodal thcpmrtio.. of I bud jili> y with ».nd sire containing ne*ily one ra te ol gu uiid, and la*. *nJC 4 ,nl I'ld valuable illifii ov f (lie u. In t absence of the tiijstec, tic pates ntrciH have consented that Maj. I'ic d I’ b .ril shall super nled l.es le, and tin ti ustre w ill o vey lo lb.' purchaser *uclitele on|v as is vc-!eil jo W’d. .M. lilt KB, Trustor. tt j* Tht ahul l s,ile hits my uj probation —tend I trust Hint p I i y lit III II:.' to procure o co.u Jin table Hiuf c truant rreultncc Jar u tirirnflt Hilly, trill ttilnul !l,c m! t—Hit Icru.t of may piuhahly ht rhnnfy tl, so a to allow of nannubic ere 'it ut tray tori' part. ht-.ru ibv j»cw?y, \urvnhrr 2.i \~uiil} Mock. VYw Wivoi. rjHIT: subscribe; has i neat HMJi tu.t I Hi'cn le un,j elpj^Hi't pnij'• f horse* lie i< di-uoscvl fo hire ouf a{ i'f r. vdO Ilis driver i* direful Rnd obit;, LILbtH K.S W. 1 Kj" near 'be BBttlM ,\*c Movi-jr l.ier :*v M' 1