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r* fjelt vefy'little alarmed- I lifted my heart ant i voice lo God in prayer, anil found him present to deliver in a try* *ng moment. Though my body was an the storm, my soul had a calm and (peace within. 1 was confined to my for two weeks afterwards, but two happier weeks i have never 4|ived. I felt no disposition to raur- 'fmur foe one, moment, for I saw the hand, of God wj?s iu it, and confidently fcelioved that all would work for f ood., I arrived in my station Dec. iib, and have been enabled to preach twice on Sabbath, and one or fwo night8 in the we ek. We have to record tvu? occurrence "bf a dreadful accident wsiich happen ed yesterday on the line af the Balti more and Ohio Rail Road. T he cor- joner, Lambert Thomas, Esq. was called to the tenth section of the Road, for the purpose of holding an inquest over the bodies of Patrick Hackett, Edward McCreary, Thomas Hughes, and Daniel Ragen, all natives of Ire land and laborers on that section of the iroad. It appears that these unfortu nate men were at work under a bank *«f earth, when it suddenly fell in, and crushed them to death. The body of file firit named was dreadfully mau- . gled, and it is believed that not a bone was left unbroken; the scull ol the "second was fractured; the third was Suffocated by the earth; and the neck and both thighs of the fourth were -broken. The Verdict of the jury was \in conformity of these facts. Two - Ither laborers were at work at the toame spot, one of whom had both ol \his legs broken, and the other escaped with slight injury.—Baltimore Jitncr. Mrs. Eunice Nickerson, wife of Capt. David Nickerson, of Brewster, illass. caiUe to her death under the (following horrible circmnstanees-— (She was°reading alone by the lire, the bother members of the family having Tetired, when her clothes took fire sup posed from the lamp. As soon as she dis Covered it, she ran to fhe back kitchen for w#ter*,but found it frc'zen bard in the pail;sbethen ran out doors &rolled her self in the snow, at the same time screaming for assistance. .Her cues of distress reached the ears ol Mr. Smith, a neighbour who got up, dressed, procured a lantern, aud went H pursuit of the object, supposes it to be some one who had been hurt by a fall. He found Mrs. N. a few yards ffoin hishousiU nearly exhausted, and folding herself up by the fence, burnt tn a most shocking manner, her clothes consumed and so much burnt that the skin and nails were left on the fence by w hich she was supported. Mr. S. took her to his house, when, after extreme suffering for twenty- four hours, she died. Burns.—In looking over the Alle ghany Democrat of the 29th Decem ber, I discovered a small paragraph on burns, stating that the immediate application of the simple article of Hour to the part effected, W'as discov ered by 3 Dr. r Michael Ward, of Man chester, Ehglafad, to be a speedy and effectual cure. 1 bore it in mind, that the first opportunity offered I would test the virtue of the remedy. t)n last evoniiig my little daughter, -aboht eleven years did, was unfortu nately badly scalded on one leg and Toot, by the oversetting of a small ves sel of scalding water. I immediate ly applied a handful of wheat flour, to the scalded part and wrapped it up with a cloth; the child was in great agony and pain; in about 20 minutes fche began to be a little cased of pain; I then removed the first application of flour, and as directed by Dr. Ward covered the effected part twice more iat intervals of about 15 minutes, by ■sprinkling on by a flour drudger. The pain was entirely removed in half an pour; the patient slept sound all night, and as she expressed herself, she did not recollect she was burned, until *he went to rise the next morning.— My reasons for stating these facts are, that l wish every family to know this fcpeedy and effectual cure, as in eve ry house the remedy is at hand, and touch misery may be prevented by its 'pad.. S. T. Pittsburgh Gazette. for whlcli fdfpoifc (hey left the A- merican snore about four miles a- bove the falls, but a storm suddenly rose, and finding themselves unable to to contend with the current, which was setting down with great rapidity, were swung into its totex and soon precipitated into the chasm below.— Their bodies had not been found as late as the 21st.—Geneva Gazette. SUMMARY. Dfitaiful.-i-We understand that 'fcvro men in a skiff, one by the name of Chambers residing on Grand Island, and another from Chippewa, were carried over the Falls qf Niag ara on Sunday night the 8th inst.— They were attempting to Smuggle in- '#>Canada • few bfirreju of whiskey; . The editor of “Freedom’s Journal,” the African paper in New York, has renounced his opposition to the Colo nization Society, and wil hereafter ad vocate its views. The Ohio Slate Journal denies that a bjll has been introduced into the le gislature of that state to lax bachelors. There are too many of them there, and they have too much influence to anticipate the adoption of such a meas ure. The loss, by the late fire at Savan nah, is estimated at fifty thousand dol lars, of which about one half was in sured, principally by the London Phoe nix, and Charleston Fire and Maiine. The population of the city of New York is more than treble from 1786 to 1805, a period of 20 years. If a continuation at this rate might he esti mated, it would amount in 1835 to 700,000. According to an average, founded upon eight years' observation, either rain or snow falls every three or four days throughout the year in Lapland. The American Consulship al Liver pool, is said to yield an income near ly equal to that of the President of the United States. A Kentucky paper has an advertise ment headed in staring capitals, “A- Devil wanted ’—he must be moral anci industrious, well recommended, and not over 14 years ol' age. Oki Nick,’ of course, is not young enough for this situation. When‘Dr. Vanderkemp first intro duced tile printing press at the Cape of Good Hope, a Dutch boor was anx ious to kiitm its uses. On their being explained to him he seemed much pleased, and by way of encouraging the newly introduced art, immediate ly gave an order toi a folio Bible, w\tli plates, to be ready the next morning. An eminent writer observes:—"Wo men are so careful and tender, and such excellent nurses, and so anxious to amuse their paaeut, as well as ca pable of doing it, that one of Inem is w orth a host of male creatui es.” On Friday last, in Joint-meeting of the Legislature of New Jersey, Samuel L. Southard, Esq. Secretary of the Navy, was appointed Attorney General of the state, for five years. “Shepherd,” said a sentimental young lady to a boy feeding sheep, “why have yOu not your pipe/” “Because, madam, 1 ha nt got no to bacco.” A writer in a Western paper com pares Tecumseh to Wasington in ins life, aud to Epamiaondas in’his death. A certificate has been published by the President of an Agricultural Society, in Otiio, signed by Messrs. Amassa Turner and Seth Jellerson, of Mantua, who slate that on the 20th of October last they measured the corn which grew on one acre of land be longing to Seth Harmon, and found it to be Kt8 bushels and 21 quarts of jfhelled corn. Several other acres in the same field averaged 100 bushels each. A correspondent of the Vermont Watchman slates that an experienced iaimer having told him lhat tar, pul upon the ridge between the horns of cows and on tne nose, would cure the garget, he has tried it. on many cows, and has never known it fail ol a cure. The debating society in Windsor, Vt. on the 28th ult. were to discuss the important question “Do worm n govern the world?” Their decisiou is looked for with some anxiety. The State of Rhode Island now contains 139 Cotton Factories, and 20 Woollen factories. In Salem, Mass, on Saturday morn ing week, a man was discovered, stick ing sticks into a huge “wintry bank of snow.” On being asked why he amltik- ed himself thus? “Amuse!'’ said he, “fine amusement! I have lost my shop—it used to stand somwhere near this spot.” They have to pay four dollars for liberty to get married in Maryland. In the city of Baltimore alone, last year, this tax amounted to $3,376 Tho Governor of Georgia has offer ed a reward oi'$100 lor the appre hension of John McDonald, John Staf ford, GcOrge btalford, and a as. Staf ford, charged with the murder of an Indian named Bill, robbing his camp and breaking from the jail ofcamdeu county—or $100 for either of them'on delivery lo the sheriff or Jailer of said county. A correspondent of the Pittsburgh Gazette says, that twenty-two steam boais have been built at that city and its vicinity, within twelve months. Their aggregate tonnage is 4570 tons. It is considered, that the severities of the winter will be empty compen sated in the abundance of fruit and crops next summer, which are sup posed to be the natural consequences of such a season. TKJJ JWh TE** TS, 1829. MATTHEW, CHAP. XVII **S, DeSAq XVII* 1. 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CIIEROKRE PIICEN1X, *find Indians' Jidvocatc. T HE SUBSCRIBER corn.iieiiced the duties of his station, as editor of this impel, with a tremlilinghand and a reluct*, ant heart. He had no experience to aid him, and hut limited information to rccum* mend him to the public. He has however progressed so far, generally, to the satisfac* tion of his readers, for which he is thankful* As the first volume of the. Phcenix is on the eve of closing, the editor has thought best to apprize tne public that a new volume will be commenced next month, and that the great object of its founders, the. benefit of the Cherokees, will still he assid uously pursued. It is unnecessary to re* peat and particularize the principles under which the future numbers of the Phu nit will be conducted—the principles will L* similar to those which have governed tha past numbers. The paper is sacred to the cause of Indians, and the editor will fee! himself especially bound as far as his time, talents ami information will permit, to ren»- der it as instructive and entertaining as possible to his brethren, and endeavor to enlist the friendly feelings and sympathies of his subscribers abroad, in favor of tha aborigines. As the present policy of the General Government, the removal of all the Indians beyond the limits of organized States or Territories, is assuming «n important aa» peel, the editor will feel himself bound to lay before his readers all that may be said on this subject, particularly the objections against this measure of the Oovernment. Paiticular attention will be given to ju dicious miscellany. Choice pieces on re ligiott and morals, domestic economv tk.e. will find a ready admittance in the Phj nix The original part of the paper will be. rendered as interesting as the means of the editor will allow* Owing to the want cl an assistant, it is impossible to devote a ia . ge portion of the paper to the Cherokee tana guage, as the whole mutt be original—1 he editor will however do what he can. 1 he friends of Indians are particularly called Upon to assist in this undertaking by their subscriptions. Thus far, the Phani* has been a dead expense to the propne* tors. It is highly desiral! that there should be sufficient patronage to secure if from the like pecuniary emharras-rnent in future ELIAS BOUP'NOTIV tow Lcfoto, C. A T . ftb, lift.