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Ni* Par**—# * A\Y, Ekj- bai jwt {jjukI| c lat, is the sm all fortification of Porto the cabin passengers, 523 __ \dicing. propo«Uforpub)i»iiiDfc ia the viii»f« o( Ueotva a Cavello, occupied by a starving garrison | in all. O f the ships ciew there w< piper 10 beroUiled “ T i n M i k i u * m < ui Rtuii- Tu ’’ to br d r v o trd cliurS/ in tlie c a o w of religion, Morality, ajricalUirx* and the urchaole arts, tojelh - •r « ilh a n im inarj of tbr moit important itrm i of lomgn and dom estic new, — We *wb Mr Kav alt 54 w ere po-1b i r , u c c « . m . o l a u^ b l , . » d in.poruu.1 »a uo-) l h e f e t f , a t 3 0 m j n u t e a p a s t <lrruli( I i n t J n n |r . n a e v p r n Qli/\r>tr n f ■>» of worn out m e n , who will be glad to drowned or lost 1 9 ; o f the steerage pas surrender on a n y term s, the moment they sengera 5 ; o f the cabin passengers 22.*— hear o f the defeat of Morales.— N . Y . t f . Eight only saved. Amongst the drown- ■ —*— I ed were the Captain and second mate.— Earthquake. — O n th e n i g h t o f Yoh may be alarmed, bat you need< L\.t A * . * nA^ annrAkanJ k . f . l l ! . ___ Tbe c riebratrd Spanish gti.rrui O’K rilif drovocd bimtfll «l January 20ih la*L Strictdc — Gilbert Scaring lattly cnmimMrd luirnJ •t Ssratrga Spriog*, by hanging hinj^if on 4 Irec »i tbe woods. He wa* y w i of age, aod l>ad bcro | 4s ill health tor tome tune China-W a re .— A Philadelphia paper says, that matei ials for China W a rt have been found on the banks of the Ohio, Vue Presidents accounts — W e copy the fallowing information from the New York American of June 7th. U. S T A T E S D ISTR IC T CU URT. Southern D isctrict o f JV*. T. June 3 to 6. The United States vs. Daniel D Tttmp- kini — I h is im p o rtant cause came on to trial before the Untied States court of this D istrict, Judge Van Ne«s presiding, and the folio .'in;; Jury :—Noel Blanch, John J a r e t. M oses Gulick, A z a n a b R(jsh, Willet C o les, Isaac M arquand, A rthur J Standsbury .Samuel Nuraworthy, John Betlient, John P Dedericks, W illiam Jessup, Edw ard M. Murden. The trial rotnm cnced on the first day of the term , M onday the 5d m st and oc cupied the C o u rt four days. T h e tir*t two were spent entirely hi the exam ina tion ol w itnesses; the third in hearing the argum e n ts ol defendant and his coun sel , »ne fourth, yexterdjy, in the argu ment of the I)i8'rict Attorney arid tbe charge of the J u d g e . The V ice-President opened the de fence him self on the first day, as he did i ' so the H u m m i n g up to (he Ju--y on the bird. H e was followed in the last by Messrs Hoffman and E.nmet, who inti mated that they had entirely volunteered :heir services, and who seemed to exert hemselves with more than oid nary abil ty. H is EiL c llency addressed the Jury ibout an hour, and examined every wit less him self from beginning to end.- ------ udge Van Nes<» delivered a b rief but ve- ■y com prehensive and interesting charge o the J u r y . T h e Vice-President, he said, e had known for many years, and was fell acquainted with his history and ser ic e s to the country. He had known him the «* high and palmy stale’’ o f his for- unes in the morning of ht» life, and n< w a later period when he appeared be- orethis tribunal. He had been held up to the world, said le judge to the jury, as a public default- som ethm g more and worse than mere ndebtedness, with inability to pay, it> al- dged a g a inst him With you it rests this 12 o'clock, a severe shock of an earthquake was felt at S t J ago de Cuba, which lasted about 30 seconds, and was so severe as to injure the buildings, the walls of some of which fell } in some in stances tables being thrown ov er, glass broken, ic . T h e in habitants fled into the streets, expecting another shock would take place, but there was no re turn of it as late as the 12 th. Fire. —T h e Norfolk Gazette states, that the large and valua ble Woolen Factory, with all its contents, situated on Norwalk river, owned by Capt. G a rrit H. Newkirk, was entirely consum ed by fire on the 20 th May. A young man name.! Jacob H. Camp, who slept in the third sto ry of the building, perished in the flames. It was no doubt the work of an incendiary, as an at tempt had previously been made to fire the building. Loss esti mated at $ 6000 . Fuljil your promises .—Hetty M cW horter obtained a verdtct of $700 last week at the circuit court in Seneca county, again t James T h o m a s for breach of protnibe of marriage. Breach o f promise. — At a late circuit court held in this village by his honour Judge Platt, Sally Sleght, of Clinton, obtained a verdict against Stephen Barnes, of tbe same town, for Si 500, for a breach of promise of marriage. At a late term of the suprem e court of Massachusetts, held at Northampton, Lewis A y rts re covered of Alvan Smith, 81000 in a similar action. Poughkeepsie Journal, Cavii 'e Sagacity. —A few weeks 6 ince a negro boy, who wa<» A Paris paper of the 29th, one day la ter than received by us, s tates that, •• L e tters from Vienna atioounce .the receipt of intelligence from Cnnstanti nople ot such an im p o rtant nature that their c o n tents were immediately laid be- _______ fore the Em peror. It is added, that the not apprehend any danger befaHin* m e , i Chancellor o f Foreign Affairs immediate- r __ r r . j ___ s - l , ____ l . ® *1 1 _ ,i: ___ _______________________ n • for God is with m e ; ne alone has pro tected and saved me, for when 1 was in the greatest danger my mind was com pletely composed: Though I was sick ~M the passage, and of course wa 9 the all weakest and most feeble passenger on h°ard, yet I trusted in our Saviour, and I became strong, and actually under went more fatigue, I believe, than any that got saved, and continued strong un til I got sale on shore, when my strength left me ; which clearly proves that God gave me streogth, and fresence of mind. But 1 am now very well, and shall leave here in a few days for liverpool, or as soon as some of the sailors recover of the v.ounds received. A proof how composed my mind was, while I was in the g reatest danger, and what confidence I had in mv Redeemer, is that I actual- y Assisted f»oine of those who w e re drowning and crying out f..r mercy — I'l.e place wherej the vessel waR wrecked was a high at d( perpendicular rock. 1 however got on the edKe ..f one of them and reman ed there about three hours, the waves beating over me ; there was* on the rock, at the same tnne, five or six others, who I believe ill perished __ . You will not foiget, with the little ones, to render hu-i.ble thank* to God for my '‘verence. 1 am now at the house of Mr. Gibbons, who furnishes me with ev ery thing I can a^k for ; the people are vety ho^itable heie ; 1 am not in want of any thing, nor shall I be.— I shall re turn home in six or eight weeks, U there should be a ship to sail for Philadelphia ■ n tiiut time. W M . EVERHEARI7* P a r i s , April 8 , 182*. Colombia. — The Courier Kmn- cai», tin the- 1/lh April, cuutains the note, of M. Zea, presented to the minister f<.r foreign affkirs, and to the foreign ambassadors, requi ring the recognition of the repub lic of Colombia. This document in extreme^ long. The following is an extract. The intentions of this govern ment arti as follows : — 1 - That the go'ernment of Co lombia recognize all existing gov ernments, whatever may be their origin and their form. 2 . That it will not communi cate wilh governments which do Hot on their side recognize tbe government of Colombia. 3. That all commerce, access, abode, in tbe ports and territory of Colombia, are open and ensured with full libertj, safety, tolerence, and reciprocity, lo all nations whose governments shall recog- ly dispatched Extraordinary Couriers ti Berlin, London and Paris. f After the departure o f the Couriers, it was report ed at V ienna that a ll negotiations with the Porte w e re at an end, and that war was inevitable. “ It is also statad that an rxtraordin ary C o u rier from V ienna arrived at the Aastrian Ambasssdur’s, at Paris, yester day m orning, and brought the intelli gence th a t M. de Lutz-ow, Austrian In- ternuncio at Constantinople, was to re turn to V ienna the 2 i s t of April. This intelligence ha9 produced a sensible ef feet on the public funds, which havtebteen on the decline since the opening of the Exchange. ’ From a letter, however, d ated 1st May. at Pans, we are led to believe that the above is n o t considered as entitled to im plicit credit. M A R R IE D —In O n tario on Wednes day last, M r. John Vosburgh, to M ri. Betsey Tucker. Sfnlanti J^abtgatton. ploughing iu a field of Mr. Bran- ay to declare to the world on your oaths dim’s In this neighbourhood, stop- hat weight and authonty such an impu- j ped his horse to fix something a- ition shall bear. His honor then clear- bout (Jie gear. While in this sit- y and concisely explained to the jury .• »i u „ . i- r • i_. i {.e leading points o /law and e v . d L e u*t,on; the horse took fright, and dnch they Bhould observe in adjusting started at full sp e e d toward** that heir verdict, and instructed them if they part o f the fen c e at which he had hould be of opinion that the defendant been brought in ; the point of the nize thaf of Colombia ras not indebted to the government, that c o a l l e r o f lh e p l o u g b 8 t r u r k 4 n d 1 4 T , fa * her would find a general v e rdict in his . n r * j . .. , . name ports ano »vour; and if they Bhould further be of became finallj fastened to the pan- territrry are, and shall remain pinion that instead of his being a debtor taloons of the boy, (which were of closed against the subjects of those i the government, the government was buck&kin,) and the horse had states wbich^hall not recognize idebted to him, they might render a cer-j drawn the boy, in this situation, a- that of Colombia. W J ' r t . to w a r d s th e 5 T h a i d f l „ j » s h a l l b e e . U b - ice to him. fence, which was yet twenty yards 1, shed for admissioa to the ports T h e j u r y w e re out about an hour and before him, the flannel about five and territory of Colombia, propor- half, which may be considered a short rails high, for whicb he was evi- tinned to the delay which tbe pro \ h' denl1* »>'<■\ » t a r g e m « - p o s e d rp c o g o ilio n s h a l l e x p e r ie n c e . B r .D d o „ - S v „ l a o . « r i l y 0 . w i l l l . e U k e „ nto the court with a general veidict for prung forward, seized ^ the horse by the government of Colombia to P a lm y r a , June 10. C leared — Boats A d rian, Keep-Clear, H art, Painter, Enterprize, Farm e rs De light, Lady of the C a n a l. Betsey, W it beg Maid, Cayuga Chief, with 1070 bbls- flour, furniturfc, &c June 11— Com. Perry. C a rry All, Nan cy— 137 bbls. flour, s ilt, Slc. June — Snlly A nn, Blazing Star, Enterprize, Farmer’s Delight, K.eep‘ Clear, Vulcab, Hope, Cayuga T rader, Favorite, Painter, C a lry A ll— 1783 bbls. flour. 13 —F a ir Elifca, M aria, Cayuga T ra der, Fam e, Phoenix, Noble George— 666 bbls. floor, wheat, <!fc. 14.— L ady of the C a n al, H a rt, Eli*a, Penriton, Scuw, B e tsey, Jolly Driver, Parrot. M aria, Peggy— 1053 bbls. flour, aad 47 do. pork. 15.—Com. Perry, Favorite, Eagle, Al ligator, Betsey, 582 bbls. flour, pork, &c. 16.—N a n c y , Vulcan, Hope, Ann M a ria—413 bbls flour and 24 do. pot ashes. Hat Store. A l b e r t R a n d o l p h INFORMS the inhabitants ol Palmyra *nd its vicinity, that he baa commenced the Hatting Business, vrich he will prasecite in ail i u *ariou« branches, in tbe building foimerly occu pied by VVm- Sexton, directly opposite Mr.G. Beckwith’s Store, on M ain Street, and will keep constantly for sale, : j* flats of all kinds, warranted to be o f the first tern*. House, Sign, Carriage and Or namental quality. (Q ^ C A S H paid for Wool, green Lamb’s Skins and Hatting and Shipping FURS. Palm yra, M a y *1,182*. 10 - tf ^STRAYED from the \subscriber on the 17th of ^month, a two year old B R Q W t f M A R E , long tail, had on when she w e n t away, n f ioke, with an elm bow, and swinging part ronwood, tall and slim legs. W hoever will retain said Mare, or g ive iofbrma' tion where she may be found, to the sub scriber, shall be handsomely rewarded, and all reasonable charges paid. ASA B. SM IT H . Palmyra, 6th too. 1st, 1822. 3— Svtf M 3 a © v to ustly •The Bum claim e d against h u fExcellency The W e s t Chester (P e n n ) Village ‘nthe action was about ll,Q 0 0 , and it is Record of M ay 25. contains the follow- understood that he himself desired this in„ ie(ter from jvjr Wm Everheart, the \(tion to be commenced, in o rder to come only surviving cabin passenger in the o a final liquidation of accounts. ship Albion, lately wrecked on the coast T illotson, D istrict Attorney, for the, 0f Ireland. Jnited S tates. Further Particulars .— A letter a dav D e lendant, Hoffman and Emmet, con- or two later than the one we publish to- *ra‘ day, has been received from Mr. Ever hart. W e understand that h is loss is by Bo n>eans so considerable as a t first was supposed. His bills of exchange can be renewed / and a bux containing 4000 dollars in silver ol his, has been recover ed. H e al»o will recover a considerable debt due to hnn several years in Eng land, for shipm ents mnde, and will not be prevented from making all the pur chases he contemplated. W e have j u s t been favoured w.’h the perusal of a letter from Wm E etheait. Esq. dated Cork County, Ireland, A| ri 22, 182^, to his wile. Knowing the lively anxiety that exists throaghout the country to hear M r Everhart’s own ac count of the shipwreck, we copy the pun cipal part of the letter. “ 1 embrace the first opportunity ol letting you knew of the total los< of th> ship Albion, on the cnast of Ireland, about o.ie mile from this,yesterday mor ning at 4 o'clock; she was driven on * cocky shore, a n d was 8'>on beat to piece* by the waves. The ship’s crew consis 'ed of 23— the steerage passengers b — Columbian Jl/pubhc —Carracas Papers of the 4th M ay, leceived at Baltimore, contain the lmportar t intelligence, that an tjficial account had been received from tne commandant of Laguira, of the total route and flight of lhe Spanish Gen. Morales. His army was placed between two fires by the Republican divisions, commanded by Colonels Penango and Hera*, and the royalists are stated to have been entirely destroyed, and Mo rales himself having escaped singly to the m o u n tains. Thus term inates all the hopes, and justly, of i?pain being able to m aintain her transatlantic influence.— VV h e ther she has the wisdom or not to follow our example, in acknowledging the independence of Souili America, is a •natter o f no cooseqaence. The patri- have effected by valoar and persever- n? wa8 ^en,cd through the folly *nd im b ecile councils of the Spanish onarch. T h e only footing he now has that vast continent over which his au c**tors %% long reigned with so mnch e nize it, &c. [ From the Philadilj hia Gazelle ] YV e have received a slip, as we p rinters phrase it, from our correspondent at Richmond, announcing the arrival in Hampton R >ads of the ship Eliza Abby, in 30 d a is from Liverpool, and B tatm g thit the new s by her is highly Im p o r tant! H» leg* thdn a war between France and Spain ! This is indeed a most unfortunate shp as we happen to have accounts fiv e days later, which are entirely silent on this important news. Commercial Reading and News Room, ) JVufolk, M a y I —9, A. M. \ S ir —Artived in Hampton Roads last m^ht, bound to Bermuda, Hundred brig W illiam and Ezra, Davis, 45 days from Liverpool P 1 have just litre to sav to you that by the arrival in Hampt j» Roads last flight of the Eliza and Abhy, D--um inond, in 30 days Irotn Liverpn.il, bound to City Point, I have receiied London papers to the 25th April, and Liverpool to the £7ih. Their contents are H IG H - I jY 1MI O R T A N T— no less than a f f ’ar between France and Spam . Ilie Span- sh Ambassador hud quitted Pans, and the French Ambassador was about to quit Madrid ! \ The provision market at Liverp«ol was ipproung. Vours, &x. W G LYFORD £7*Celebration of Independence. The 46th Anniversary of American Independence will be celebrated in this village, on the 4th day of J u ly next. The citizens ot Palmyra and the adjacent towns, are respectfully iuvited tb attend. Arrangem ents of the day will be given next week. N . H . B E C K W IT H , W m . A. M 'LEA N LEO N A R D W E S C O T T , JOKL M’C O L L U M , DAVID W H IT E , ASA R. S W I F T , D U R F E E C H A S E , June 19, 1822. | L j ^ P . S. Boats can be had on that day for Uie accommodation of p a rties o f pleas ure on the Cahal. Notice. T H E inhabitants of W illiam son and its vicinity purpose celebrating the ap proaching anniversary of American Inde pendence, at the hou^e of Thomas L a - 1 key, in said town. T h e inhabitants of the adjoining towns are respectfully in vited to attend. T h e procession will A. M . A dinner for which tickelt can BO cts. Agreeable rangem ents, a short Ser mon will be delivered by the Rev. How ell It. Pow e ll, which will be follotred by reading the declaration o f Independence!, and the deliverv of an Oration. D A V ID E b D Y , S E T H TU C K E R , ZA D O C H H U G G IN S , A. R . G A L L O W A Y , JO H N B A R B E R ,jun. A. J . DEM ING, JE S S E M ASON. W illiam son, June 8, 182*. i ■ i - p i , i ■... i f. Comfnit- tee of a r range ments. LIST of blanks, k e p t constant ly for sale at the Office of the W EST ERN F A R M E R : Justices’. Subpoenas, j A ttachm e n ts, \ W a rrants, » V enires, | Bonds on Appeal, Summons, Kxe«utions, Judgm ents on Exe cution, | Uoml on stay ot Ex- Appeals, i ecution, Affidavits before : C o n fession o f Jadg- confession oljudg- * m e n t, •ne*11* I C e rtificates onjadg. » m e n t W A R R A N T E E DEEDS, Q U I 1 CLAIM do. M ORTGAGE do. S H E R I F F ^ do. BOlSPS for the paym ent o. Money. 100 Hogs. W A N T E D immediately, 100 Barrow Hogs, that will weigh frodi ICO to *00 Ibs.each, for which a fair prica will be paid on de* livery. S. SC O V E L L Palmyra, M ay 11, 182*. 9 - tf N.B. SALT for sale low Tor C u h . Clover Seed Mill. A cheap, eiipediiioas, and effectual mode of cleansing Clover Seed, has long been a desidfcratum among the cultivator# of the soil. Various means have bfeen adopted for thfe purpose, but all defective in tne mo«t material points { especially id the grand points i f cleanliness, eion* omy, and diipatch. The fcubstriber flat-* ters himself that he has rem edied these defacts, by nfeans of his newly invented machine for cleaning Clover Seed,—for which he has obtained a Latent, and th6 practical operation of whicn he is desirou* as well for the prosperity of the agricul* tural interest, as for his own emolument* of extending throughout the anion. Hd is wall awarv -of th* mar>r im{>ositiffft» which have befen practised, by means o f imperfect inventions of labour-laving tfti- chinery ; arid it willing therefore, that thd utility of his machine shall be fairly tested by all who may feel disposed to purchase the right ot using it, before the completion o f any contract for such right. This machine is very sittiplfe and cheap, is well as desirable. W h en applied to the spindle of a plaister or g rist mill, with the necessary wat£r poWfcr, the holler o r grinder will cost from thirty to lortV dol lars. I t will then clean 0000 bushels o f seed, i t the rate of ohe bushel a n hour,-— with an expense of leM than five dollars' for repairs. It may be p v t in operatw» by a horse power, to a t to clean from three to five bushels p er day ; bat a w*~ ter power is to be preferred in all caiep where i t can to conveniently obtained. It is unnecessary to enlarge Upon the utility and imp jrtance of such a m a r in e to the agricultural interest. Every fa*., mer can appreciate a t once tb e advantage to be derived from it, in preparing hi* seed for hit own use, as w«H a t for m ar ket Any perAon irho may wish to purchase a town, o t county, or state right, ia said invention, will please te address the sub scriber, at Warren, Herkimer county, N. Y. before the pffune next,as be tween th a t pwieJ and the first of Sep tember, be 'will be absent. H it term* Will b t «*d*r*le b at ready p«y will be expected. He Will furnish e r e iy teces- saryidfcrmation by letter, o r attend him- leln f required, as h e caleolfctet to devote fcj* wb«le time t* the business. w JO H N BOLTON. frarren , March 2 0 , 1822 . An Apprentice W A N T E D immediately a t the Ofic« of the Western Farwtr. May 8. 1822. u i . ....... . w School Certificates, For sale a t the Palmyra H e rald Office.
