Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, December 27, 1839, Image 8
9 liniuH ) 4.
a Wild child.
Strang* as it may appear, it is currently
reported sod very generally bHiryeJ that ? i
wUd child, or tad, fa now running at largo
among (lie sand liills round in tlie vicinity
offish Lake. It is reported to be nbou
four feet high, and revered frith a light cost
ofchesnut colored hair. It runs with greu
velocity, and wttrn pursued, as has o!len
been the casc,it sets up the most frightful and
hideous yells;and soomi lo make efforts hi
speaking. It has bsen s-eu during the summer
months running along tli? lake shore,up.
parendy in search of fish and frogs, and appears
to bo very fond of thaunter, fof it wilf
~ plunge into Fish Lake ana-swim wuhgrra
velocity, all the timo whining most pitcously.
How this crcaturo litis come here, or
what its history may bo, \v>* leave ??i con
jeeturo ; hut may it nnt he probable that it
may huvo strayed away from soma emigre
ting party, when encamped for the n?g'?t,
and wandered olTinto the woods, win to U
has grown up an associate wi lithe animals
of the fotrsi f Wo think this may he |.i?case.
If so, what must loivo hern tin* huj,
mS.iT ?r ---? ' 1 ?
ui its |iuiciiix uiin menus ?>u leurifng
that ihoy were compelled to pursu- ibeir
jouruey without tli -ir tender care ? It it
alto supposed that it may have been stolen
by tho Indians, and left in the* loft! to p<'r>
?sh ; but wo can hardly bul.evo such to be
tho case. . *
It would Ixi nothing but an net of human*
i'y on the part of our young nr.cn to .urn out
and help to capture it, G*%eite.
FASCINATION OF THE RATTLE SNAKE.
" When 1 wis n boy nliout tltiil*?-? years
olJ," says Mr. Will utl, ? * my fi*i'<cr aunt
me into the field to mow tunue liners. I
bud not boon long employed vitrei 1 di>cov
lift crcd a largo rattle snake, hod looked for
something to kill l>im ; but not readily di?.
covering a weapon, tny em xisity led mo to
view hinri. Ilo lay coil* d up, with bis mil
crrct, and making the usual snip ug noise
with his rattles. I had viewed bun but a
short time, when the ino?t ?ivid :md lively
colors lhat imagination can peint, and far
beyond ttio powers of the p-ncd to imitate,
among w hieli yellow ?ih iIio predominant.
Mild the whole drawn into n bewilchuig
variety of gay ntid pleasing form*, were
presented to my eyes ; at tie sunn: tun *
my e?u* were onchun.ed with I'm inns r.ip
turoua strain* of music, wild, lively compltplicated
and harmonious, in the higher do.
grce melodious, cap ivoiing and em-hauling
far beyond uuy thing I ever li -urd bolor?> ur
? siuce, and indued far exceeding wont my
imagination in nny oth? r aituu ion eould
liavc conceived. I foil myself irresis'i'dy
drawn towards the hated reptile ; nno ?s i
had been often used to seeing and killing
raitlo snakes and my smt?"-h were ho absorbed
by the gny vision and rapturous music,
1 was not for some time apprehensive of
much danger ; hut suddenly recollecting
whtil I ha I n -ard the Indians rria e (hut
what I had ncvi r before brli ved) of the
fiscinating power ?it those serpens. ! turned
wi hlioiror frain the dangerous s -cne ; hui
it was not without the moat violent effort
that L was able to extricatu my self \ II tie*
exertions I could in>ko with my wind'1
strength worn hardly sufli ieut to carrv me
from the scene <tf hoiri<l yv< pie in in g ?'n>
cliontnteot; find while I lore lily dragged off
my body, my If :<>ci spi ined iu be iTresis!it?ty
drawing to ili*? enchanter t?y <m invisible
power. And I fully b? I evo |>ntt in a few
monvntii longer it would hnvu l.uen wholly
not of iny power to make an csotiion suffi .
cieiil to get away."
^ Missouri atul low 4.?-Hy the following
L par icufars, which wrgiher from tin* Mis
aouri pcper.s, it will he seen licit the d.ftv-u'
ty between SllMOur and Iowa is daily as
naming a nioro tlir a.e.'.ing n?p*s't. A f or
hearing of the impr s tninuit ?f the Sue rid"
of Clark couiry. Mr. Gregory, Gen. Allen,
4 of Lewis county, ass sttsl by a force of for y
men, trarclied to his r? lease. 1 >.( llgrnee
reached him as he approacto d fie jiil in
Vn/l .K?? - I I I- ~r i
? mm 4/uiviit inm n i"i^u inr-iy UI |>(?0| ?|?'
wort* collected for in defence. Supposing
his force inadequate to nv?M so t;rout a com.
party, hu went alone to Van U.reu nn I do.
mnndodihe surrender ol'tho Sic rfF, which
* was do,tied. Since t' en, Gt n. WMlork
has repaired to Clark countv, w ith n small
force, ttnd w as ultont to |.ro rcJ to Van liu
r~, when hr. learned that the S-.rrdl* hud
been removed to so no other jail, within tlio
territory of Iowa. The own of Van Huron
is situated irt the disputed territory. Gen
\Vtllork,at the latest d j -s, was awailng th?appointment
of a deputy shcr ffl?y the court,
of Clark county. As soon ?s this was done
it was his design to proceed to the disputed
territory, and enforce the pn\ iivmu of the taxes
; and if resistance should beoirered.hu in.
tended to call out his own and oih? r div s oils
of the militia. It wrus reported dull u largo
body of men were concentrated by the order
of the Governor of (own, in the d.sputed
territory tw resist the collection. I is pmb
able, says the St. Louis It puHicun. th it a
collision will ensue, us the flxoitometi? is be.
f conrcng very intense and gradually extending
over n much larger portion of the people
both of the male an I territory.
B< nns\ Ivanian.
Railroad lo Or-'gmi.?1' proposal to
Contintr'the Wisconsin it .1 n?i I to O-ego.i,
and :btis to form a chain of rn lm il? iV.i.n
||ki Alluivic lO l'O I' cill O* II).
wouIJ b'j ill'' grcfi's; ll>r< i r> m l' ?
world/ A letter Ir? In* ('" ?brn ?n of too
VVlaroturin llilr.i.d Comii.i'i ? . mu* ?
* II mny bo a inrrtor ol sunt si- to *<hii .
*ii? "?< Hltit III i I I rl' I'll.
terprisrof the Aiifiricftn c ar tit, are di->
posed to rr:g;ir I the foriutoiiin Mil j ?! as
wholy iJe.il?to be infor>fl>'?l tlnu tiM> <>,?
gun Railroad has actually ban comtaencfri
i ?an enlightened CongtVM have ahaa'jg
I ordered tin? survey of tie ro i ? from ijto
I M 1 to t'.io Mississippi!
I N V. Wt.ij?.
ThoCVrakw troabl- t are untiled. A
Wk latter of the CNt ok. Irons Port Leaven
worth, announcs tho rainra af Col. Kear1
?^?- -awwee??.
ncy, wit) 2r?0 from a tpAtifrmi 1
?h?? po?t along the'MuMUsippi FromF'fVttnd c
inio th<-CttefoUee ronnlry, *?g far ? Port j
Wsyne. on the Mine!* "river, near Fort |
Gibton. Tito movement wan rondo in con- \
s qnniico of a rumor that the Indians inun- .
d"d to resist the attempt to executoa recent ^
order from tho Seeretnry of* War to Gen,
A r buck It;, to arrest (ho murderer* of the J
Ridgo* nnd Boudinot; and thai they woro *
preparing for war. On reaching Fort *
Wayne, Col K. learned tliat the minor* 1
woro ut erly groundless? ponce nnd quiet t.
prevailed, and no remittance ne?nl bo (eared, ti
beyond that wltieh the murderma themselves I.
may m ike ; though there it u strong parly a
who will atrivo to conceal 11)001. Tuc dra- i,
goons travelled 300 miles in nine days. a
N.Y.Whig. f
FARMERS' GAZETTE, t
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 27. 1839. 9
The Washington papers lor the office at this ^
place have for the last several week*, uniform. ^
iy come to ue from the South, and about a
week after their date, when they ought to
come in halt the time. This would be unpleasant '
at any lime, but is particularly so now when .
Congress is in motion. The fault m in some
Post Office, but which we do not know, probi. J
bly the one M Richmond or Wsr'.Hngton. If
this should meet the eyo of the Post Master
or rgn masters cteiK, who put* mo papers J
fhr Cheraw iuto tho Charleston or Augusta
bag, ho is informal that if he will put them f
with the RUeigh and Payettevillc papers tlmy t
will reach their destination much earlier than f
they now do. , c
Having u now Carrier eiiH't of??ur town
.subscribers may nut rnccive their f> ?per* .
11 so they will plena" inform us 4/ 't. |
r 1 " .
The captions of the act* passed by the Legislature
will be found in tho pr? cod ng col|
uinns. Prom the sketch furnished by the cap.
tions Of what was done, meagre and unsatis- i
factory aa it is, the reader will Warn what (
waa not done. lu North Caroline, the 1
publishers ot newspapers at the seat of |
governmen , prepar it the close ol each 1
session of the Ij>iriiil*fiin?- * ! ?* ?"
j the net* pats -d, Willi a brief a'ateinrnt'of th* 4
provisions of each, when not fully explained by
Uho caption. Those lists arc published ui the
the p ipi-rs, and in hand bill form. The hand- (
bills art' purchased by the inemltera of llie
L?'gi*'ature, ano distributed amo g their constituent*,
which g ve the people satisfactory
informal ion in r yard to what has been done.
No injur) could result from introducing toe
1 same practice in'o other States. <
A bill to puniMli the Uankw which hive sus- I
petuUd unless they speedily resume, failed in <
I the Sena'0 by a small majority. We ate n??t 1
nufficien'ly acquainted with the subject to form
an opinion as to the necessity of suspension
by any of tho baukff : out wo consider the present
an unprop'.tious tuno for legislation on the
subject. Ifnecessirv at all. it otight to be j
resorted to whtfti there is loss cvcitomcut than j
, at tins time.
' The amendment to the charter of the rail
, road bank, wc learn from the Charleston Mcr
cur}*, removes the condition that it is to aiJ in
the construction of the road. It also reduces
the capital fr. m fliOOOOOO to 93.000,0(10. j
We much douht the poi,ty of incorporating ,
banks in the Stato of so unequal capital as |
as tints* now in existence. The two mainmm h ' 1
banks of Charleston havo in their hands a ,
power which they may some day be tempted
to use to the injury of the smaller banks; and
through them, to the injury of the public.
Conorcks.?In the Senate some executive
business has been done, of course, with closed
doors Some resolutions have passed calling
upon the President for inform ition, and notice
has been given of various bit s to be in rooitred
l>y diffe rent member*, when both houses <
' shall bo ready to proceed to legislative busi.
UOSf. . 1
Tub House ov Rkpuesentativbs, was .
not fully organized at the date of our last sc
conn's. K. M. T. Hunter of Virg nia was !
elected speaker, Dec. 17*It* on the II h bal. i
lot ng, having received ill) vote* out of 232, ,
which was 2 more than a mijor.ty. Ho is
1 sa d to hep Sub-Treasury, Nullification Whig.
He received the votes of all the Whigs and
most of the Nullitiers. The highest number
1 of votes received by any other candidate at
the mmo ballotting w.u 65 f;?r J. W Jones of
Va. the ether votes of Administration tn-mb'TB
being scatter d. Tho highest number
of voles received hy any person at any pre.
, vious ba'lotting was 113. once by Mr. Jones
and once by Mr. Lewis both supportod by the (
| Administration party. Tho Statesrights or J
Nullification par'y hold th? balance of power :
; between the Whigs and "Democrats" as the I
Admiuis'ration parry call themselves, and it :
was generally expected before tho ntcinber8
assembled that the Administration party to
| secure tucnr t.tvnr and support, would give
the Speakership to ono of their number, and
! Mr. I'irkf'ils wa? penera'lv spoken <?'. But ?t
in can] >li u C >1. B nion, who s looking! to the
I'rrtudi my, ui'.cricred lest such a course should
give Mr. Calhoun too much oro ninenco. Th's i
is sod to hive giv u oJ* iic * to ui a of he
No '.tie g, it:ui eatd-d a Conine** if not a
' broach ue'we- n them a k] mo Administration
party.
, At?: iht ?!-. vtio i and r, d. titon J 'V (
, er, that otR.-er proce. d- d :??sw ur in the ntiur 1
; inoinh- r , ttie clerk call ng them up by States;
! N \vj.r??y, ft? r having been called, being
passed ov??r, by consent, il the other States
l-Wi re gone through with. Mr. Randolph from
N? w iers?y having then been cdied, the
other five individuals romni Ssioncd by ^he
Governor also wont up with bun to be sworn.
But when Mr. Arnold was sworn, the Speaker
I said that aUltougiw if no action had taken
place in the House on U* subject, ho would , j
ommieetone front the OoNrMT of Weaker- *i
ey, yot after what had otcucgtd, (d Wt bound 4
o submit 1110 question la the llvuse. Mr. (l
ft'iso,?hen submitted .a resoluti ?n tint tbd
arsons named should tUd"be awern ; bil ren*| ^
on for which was that an a(Jirmutiic4 rfcoi i<?n ^
o count thair votes before the organ nation 4 y
lia House was lost by jfeeir being a tit; and
(? contended thai the toss of hit present ta/fi I
ion by a tie would be a decision tn favor of tl
lie claimants. Nr. Dromgoole afterwards, <1
noved to lay tho resolution on tlie labia, but ^
earning from tho Speaker that ha would coo- jrj
ider the adoption of such a motion as r decis>. "
Du in favor of those holding wunml-sions and 1
hould accordingly proceed to Swear them, *
ho motion was withdrawn. A debate arose ,
in Mr. Wisa'a resolution which lasted from
he 17th to 20th, without any appearance of
ipproaching a clpSe.'*'
1 i".
Both branches of (lie Legislature of Oaorgia,
live passed a* refutation providing fur the I
brfoiture of it* charter by the Trust and |nsu- j
arico Banking (Company of Columbus, for sua- (
Mitaion of specie payments. This-banlt has (
lone only like other banks in the State; but (
ts stock is owned by the U. 8. Bank of Penn- (
rylvania, which is doubt leae the cause of its' a
baring a diftlieut One from the others. f
Tho FayetteviU ? Otaerver soys am the ah 1
eged authority o the Governor of Georgia, '
'that the Governor of Maine baa actus ly re- 1
used to surrender a runaway slave who fled c
o that State" and that ' the Governor of Vir- *|
finis state* a similar refusal by the Governor f
>f New lork." We suppose the Observer *
nmtafccR the nature of the caws to which it I t
ctiTi. We have never heard of demand ' '
nriug made on the Governor ut eijiier Maine or
New York for runaway slaves. There is a f
ipeed tor and more a unable way of recovering
litem. *
JuU*
The fioua* of R?<pie*of|iativ*s of Georgia,
n retaliation lor tlio refusal of the Governor *
>f Maine to dehwt U?r i^| persons charged r
ritlt carrying oft'a slave from' Georgia?*|iav? 1
pits4- d an act hy a vol- - of 14i to- 4^ j
mg to a quarantine of ore hundred days ail j 1
rcstoi* from Maitgp, or owned eeher aUogelb- 1
?r or in part by er tarns of Maine.
It is an Pout red in :he Columbia Ttteoeope
>f h. 40-h pat. that the paper' is henceforth 4
ii be discontinued- It n px- unr< d st the j
taut-- time that the Souther Planter, which
* to t-ike its placet wU be issued in iwu or (
three weeks.
Col. F. II Efmore was elected President of 1
hi Bank of the State, durng he . session of
ttie Logiala'ore. Langd-n Coeves'ir. was also
circled State R.-|iorU*r, W.?. II <yne, Cot up- (
(roller ral and P. \V. Coicock, Supeno- '
inti-ndi-nt ul Public Work*.
The T>?xun Senate have refused to rnnfirm tlir
ap|-oin'io< tit uf Minister from Texas to the
(Jiu'cd State*, contend upon Richard Duoltp
tiy the Presidio of that R> public, during the
ri-n a* of Congress He will herefore be re.
called.
Waiixcr Bairil?Tim is tho title of a
new ptp r about u? be issued samrwliere in (
Ti nnoseoc. 'I be object, as the title indicates ?
is to advocate the privilege of gotting drunk,
mil procuring the means uf doing so without
legislative rvstrictiou. We predict th t the
subscription list will bo I urge, unless payment
bhould be required in advance.
t
In Maine, they talk of a new officer to be '
call* d the St hoolmattcr Genes!, whose duties
arai indicated by the title.
The Sheriff of Clark County Mo. (in ths
disputed territory) having been arretted and
imprisoned under the authority of Iowa, whilst
sci v ng a law process, M^jnr Geu. VViloock of
Missouri.' was under general ordtra of ths
Governor, mirchiog at ths tuns of ths last
accounts, with a militia force towards the
taiL ? '
A sever* gal- lately boon *xperienewl
n| >n ?he New Euglind C???i which ds <
stroy< d mu' li dipping and n.any live*. At 1
Glouet er :hc(M >ss.) 31 vwrli w? re driv.
on on shore, tin*I all wrecked except two ;
not loss than 50 lives supposed to be lost.
Much dxmage was also done in numerous I
< t I'-rpla hot It on hind and in harbors, j
Tie- gale s s&kI to have boon more severer 1
than any since 1815. j
A severe gnle occurred on lite see roast J
Inst Saturday night which did murlt damage j
:o the slopping mi Chart* rtou h irbor.
A firo lately occurred in New York, !
which is sai I to hnvo destroyed property to '
ItiO amount ot' $">t)i).00l).
PAKTY TRAM MEL8. j
Every impartial o'wrrvcr of the proceed
ings of Congress for the lust ten or twelve j
venrs will ussent to the correctness of the ;
r..iio\vmg rem irks hy Mr. P.ckens, daring '
ii e disCvtSMon on the New Jersey election* t
at the opening of tho pr.-sen' iwsuiit.
Sir, w?' littvc icon 'on much *uf p*n\
.'4*1 /1 ion -in' j> ?ri\ driii. It I ? ro is
u.i?* i-vii of ; *o j?i? -. n d.iy (tfiMtur it?i*n
i oili-r.it .s tt it in-wnilil pa.ty wptrii, >mi
.>! >? ?, ?? ]**>,> >? {?.???
l-v?-r.y in- ioImt into l undd?- %u.?v-r*iunn>
i? I?? m tut- ft of a f.-.v li'hiiora.
T.ii-ro .s mi sn-ntim ni wli.c'i I ? ?? '
I'-it-iir., ni|<J uli ih I * d! avii#. It i* tfti* :
lix,, fur t'.?* l??*i t?>u y?-n if r* h?s Uv**n ^
!nO strong KVocntw action m h?? (J ?v#miihs"
ai d ii tnn?* .tint ho k pp-vnimivi!* i
of ll?r I' -opkl ahouM na*? rt til ?f mtlrpon. 1
dunco, anfl trainfiH* oo the two of puTty*?
looking only to >hm gooit of the country, to
the sanctity of the Voust'notion, an J to tha
preservation of ihdr ow* Honor and iuJo
nhfty and openTyTiantJh ionig?j& ?
?* -?H* "***> l-1*ftoofc ?ro# (o the *?'
*1
mldly and to decide it. J*' 1
" ?-' - j. " fc. ^ . * Fl
From tbe MnwWrpp, Arfos. S
th? ofihe Hard fife*? c|
lyfora? On MoodaytheW? li 8ep^n?ber J*
?fc fliere wan sold for ISlili<if,dil?rt at J
>t>4 idalphia, in Nrehoba' Coemyjflfar tl* j?
**4*fit ol |l?MJni ed S atrth on wMJbtn of1 S
.2ej>. Wil. \ 1*7*1 .rru^d>rialo*inivttp?fM? ' *"
>f y?i h>u* od ?>res of l*n<t. wluc'? tutiuohi *?
If enormousprtce of FIVE CFvNTS L
frr. T?ui land. nbou| 4 year* . eo. w?n T
old ft* fare it Win owned by Gin- H crifc) P
iir mx dollars per wr?*t or upw^rda ot t&r- {*
y-six ttiousand dollar*. and wnnsakJ^ to to* J
heap at 1'tat price; but ou fn 80???* Uw p
nonth. under die hard oip^y op i n. it C
run mild for Ftr cents p*r acre?#r (% 8
bent ihre** hnndrd dollars, and boujrhi -by {J
IMghnm iTTsrke. th?* hard emuey Sena-*
or of die C <unt\ of L>?*ad?% Tlwr* were i,
it iny citizens of tUnt County* anxious ton A*
>U\. bu' were unable to obtain lhu GnUwr
}ilv? r * , - r&i/ ' * " *> "
Ifi copying j lie above w have ami't^d a T
?w t rua of p irtv. i?l iuft Ed. IIax t
M'l
Rm'brry of the Western Mail ? Tt>" **o-, r
ire Mi ni front lii'tMua, ot tb? I2i? J
nM. in f.rn>inn--<i I ? have bm?rt ?i? o Iron ?
IhHi nnv r^ q FranUrn, b l?? t? Ciqco- 4
? ? i and iIm* plucf.un iff murmug of ,fb?t ol
13HiIBM., unci o 'mti-rBin fcU the U*.- m
pi? ??l that ila!", wni in tin* hi .i| fur C iK'ia ' *
urn mid I'll* .ajvrn und Niicii wl S
1.hI-to br'deatroyof. - .j, ' *
: *?l- ~ ?
Resumption in Rkole <w*,Pro- u
ce Jo .inid m.i\n ** .ill tl?<- u.tnk* oi In# I
ily, Ml! : we i?rrsw?*M? all in Itf H >!<.? i.a%e I *
wMiifsiitii' pn\at*Hi*n iiHt'ii' for all tin i
al>il ? * **
Tin* N?*wpi?ri H m'd ?ey<?.-? Sonera! ?
>f I Hhi.Ich 11 this (own. ?nione*' Uinii it** P
ii. I- Union. N. K Chiiiiiihici <1, and Tn.
Ifr> mil rMuniaSp<vie|M)nicuiiuu M -n. *
foy n?"B
A FaMQCS I'orkkr.? A Mr. AUrlo S?li
ibuty. im'hi Baf?!u.|N. Y ) ?u.rcrown ?nd (
CiKcued b fine whom. wbieo or wkill d ?b N ^
two yeiirn old, ?*(id w? i^hi-u 7tfi)lh*. Tin* c
pek ?iM 9* |8 per f?t, mud of comme i
bfioi'Rll HSf*cn?o?*r 9*6 71. I
A PrRTCNK ?The tf?-w York flrrntd
s*yn Alioot tHry y?-ar? shn-e, Mr.
MiiNUm died at fsltrg on, and Ii ft a form in
1 reel lor h'a two noua, hrtli un-lir Rw'yurs
idait*1. tney were to "b?? w?'l iiIwm mI. I
iVrirruMtrnirralid the will, bound ^
into box* ri|?j?ren.tr?-s o *h<em:ik'-r<i, and ?
InM l ii'l -of tWf Wum*,,.T fcw a
> <- |u*i nwronT a ana pray <1 ike w it ; I
piopnty bus thiruwn ttplrndiil tuvrn*
nooti it ; it i<? in Hox om OM Ton a, and m {
north 9*\(KM),00l).** ?
V? C
We urn pained to <nuouur>' tho ilnnth o I '
Col. Joha Chesnut. H ?>o Tnurs ^
<ny, (lie llbli iuet. nt b ?lt pa*. ei#w o'clo -k,
?. iIm* re*i<h?MCo of hit fnthnr Col. Jaxks
< mivdoi* J??irml.
??i?ill.
fa id at. i>< wta er 27 f
AmTtoi.cs. rem J V <J. \ 5*77T
mat) <ii iiiukst, lb 5 0 7 T
Bacon from wo^nns, lb II a 13
by retail, lb 14 a 15 *
Liutiur lb 15 a 35 ^
Iloeawa* lb 30 a S3 J
(Jigging yard 18 ? a SS \
Bale Ropo lb 10 a 434 ,
I'oti'oe lb I3| a 15 ~
[Bottom, lb 8 a 9
["orn bualt 634 a .
Flour, Country, somroa hrl 4 74 a V
Kfatlirrn fiu wujjoih" lb 4U a 45
Fodder. lOOIba 874 a I
li!aw. window ??1'\ 5<ift 3 35 a 3 374 Z
, ? 10*12, 50ft 3 50 a 3 75 *
II Idas, green lb $ a _
?dry lb 10 a
Iron 1001 be 5 50 a 6 50 J?
Indigo lb 75 a S 5ft J'
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