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DEMOVAL--ELI4S REED has removed to
u the store lately occupied by Mir Benjamin
KinbalI where he offers Tor sale on the most req
sonabie terms veSy extensive and general assort-
.rhent sof Shoes fthe test quality.
Also 100 Doz. mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks OF various sizes.
Oct 20. 2swi2w
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hOCTOR GREENHoW will receive into his
~ shop AS students, Two young gentlemen of
respectable connexions, and good e,iucatons.
Oct. go. If
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NMHL BE SOLD ON the premises on the 25th
W NO.ember next for cash, the stock of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep--also the plantation. uten
sells belonging to the Estate of Joseph Scott deed.
in the county of Powhatan.
VIM. SCOTT Exr.
oil Joseph Scott deed.
Oct. 90. tbs
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IsOH-OH, I@F' otIttWOCT IoJZ,
SlE--Tou will perceive by the enclosed
copies OF notes which have passed between
Lord CaStercagh and me, that the mode
rate and equitable terms propo, ed for sus-
pen ion OF aostlltes, have been rejected, and
that 1t IS my intention to return Immediate
II to the UDited Sta.es.
My continuance he e, after it has been SO
broadly animated TO me by his lordsnlp.
that am no longer acknowledged in nay
diplomatic capacity, AID after a Knowledge
that instructions are given TO the British ad-
mirai to negotiate an arrangement on the
other side of the Atlantic, would. in my view
OF the subject, not only be useless but i'm
proper.
IL IS probable, however, that the vessel in
which / propose to embark will not take
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DOCUMEN rs.

dccomhanYing he Presideuf's Messageto
ongreSs-confinued.
LETTERS OF MIR RUSSELL TO THE Sc
CRRTARY OF STATE.
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VBO the ~ .inhers Of the State Society of Cincin-
u natl GeEslen,cn, 1t is with feelings of peculiar
anxiety and solicitude | address YOU The i'm
poran ulccts, which in the most iInprrious
call TO- f'Ill meeting of the State Society of Cincin-
nati will, is confidently believed, command your at
tentoi aud ensure your presence ~ cur next meet
ing ia this place, the 1st Monday in December
next II il not deemed essential that those objects
should he detailed you suffice it say, that
th;s truy laudabc institution, whose foundation is
laid in the purcst principles of the human heart,
whose members cemented together by the recol-
uner whose benign Influences the hearts of mutilat-
ed soldiers and distressed widows and orphans have
often been saddcned and refreshed, is now in
danger of eing much embarrassed, if not entirely
dissolved by the non-attendancc of It's members.
by order u the Standing Corntittee,
JOHN PRYOR, Secretary
October Q, 1919 ot
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EIoIiCE 10 PRINTERS---On Wednesday the
! Y 7th OF ccioher next, will he sold, by Foster &
satchcll, at Pubic Auction, the premises lately
occupied ny JOHN " LYNCH, printer. deceased
t9leFably complete Apparatus for printing Ca great
part Of which, including one Of the Presses is nea6
new aiew bundles Of Paper, copies of ti@ 81
sito', blanks OF nVny descriptions, stove, Sc. &C.
hlso, quantity Of Household Furniture, consisting
OF Chairs, Tables, SrIcboard, Bureau, Bedstead
BED aud Feeding, China, Gh5s, Spoons. Soup-adie.
Kitchen Utensils, and London made Piano Flute,
and Hautboy.
Terms Cd sale will he-for the Printing Materials
which will be sold in one lot, o.o tlird Cash 4;
one ihird, at sixty days; and the baisuce ri,
one hundred and twenty days---fcY other at-
tice9, sllsums under fifty dollars cash all above
on credit Of sNty days and for al sums for
which credit Sc given, approved endorsed notes,
died..
laIso notify such Of the creditors Of said Oyheh
as have OF already rendered their accounts to me.
that their respective claims duiy autheaficnted,
must be made within one mouth from the date Of
this advertisement, or it will be plead ag,nst them
CHARLES SOUTHCATE
HFm'r. on The esfate ofSaid Join o. Lynch
September 90 ~
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esiS'' after the remainder of the province
Is conquered. If il cannot be taken Inv
| MAN iOrce, 1t may easily be reduced Inv "a
NINE, particularly during the winter. bv
cutting oil all the communication nv neons
OF "hIcn It's garrison receives subsistence.
ce IS prooa6ie the Americans will strike the
nrst blow in this part of the Continent and
e.i''t consideration, So simple, will not es-
cape their sagacity
The effects of the conoresAs of f,.,o5,
can alone be appreciated by those Who
hroughiy understand that country. and the
resources which England for some wears has
drawn from i. '-A'
rom that time the station at Halifax
would become an useless ,xpence, and the
british Antilles, which receive the pripc;.
Pai part OF their supplies from Canada,
would De exposed to a famine, and of con-
sequence IAN INTO the hands of that nation
witch Could iced them. An important de-
pouche IS cut OIL from English merchandise:
the London capitalists interested in the fur
uaoe would be deprived OF their incomes.
perhaps CT their capital, and fresh bank
ruptcies you'd shake public credit s. pr,-
vate fortunes.
Is The English Government, ever faith.
iui to its incendiary policy, had raised the
savages against the United States. in the
nope 'that this new war would have di
INC aItchtoh OF the Americans. or
made them fear a rupture with Great
Britain.-rhis hope has been revived -.
me savages, worthy allies Of the British
Minister. nave been defeated by the army
OF the United States; and | know not
what prophet raised up by the Cabinet Of
ot. James.s s, who came at an mfavorable
time. has been hung"
.dt The battle OF Tippacanoc. .gdv
wounded IN the battle Ut Tippaeanoe but not
,mortaliy lie handed party Of Indians at the To-
KING ct Fort Mackna, and there L" fully slutted his
''"seA'ice' syer. .4dv
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BRITISH ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

~ - htNC COpied from the LONDON " Star
OF July 49, the following paragraph
BoSton Cent.
The excellent letters from the Hon. Fl.
GRAY OTts. of Boston, to his relative in
Eng published at different times in the
Newspapers of the Metropolis, after their
contents were communicated to his Males
tvs Ministers, had no doubt great weight in
Fastening the repeal of the obnoxious Or
ders in Council. These letters, as cur rea-
ders will probably rccollect, were calcuat-
ed to give calm and dispas sonate view of
the strong disapprobation expressed by the
weil-wishcrs Of this country in America, Of
the measures above alluded to- The senti-
ments OF this truly respectable politician, as
thus expressed, were strongly and success
fully urged by the Manufacturers OF this
country in their late applications to Parl;a-
ment for the repeal Of the Orders in Coun-
CT. MT OTIS and his relative are there
tore certainly entitled to the best thanks of
the people ofboth countries, for having made
public such valuable documents.
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E{ARMERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA.--Agreea-
a bly, To = resolution OF the board. the operations
of this institution will commence on Thur stay the
Sth ct October. Thursday in each week viii be
discount day. Notes intended fer discount are 20
be sicred by s O'Clock or the day preceding.
FORM OF A NOTE.
Sixty days after date, I;pro,nis- 70 pcy a. r.. o.
order, geithoUt cfSet dollars far vaIac
received --ney0tia6le ard parable a. the Farmers
Bank Of Ti-ginia.
by order OF the President s. Directors.
WIN. NENERNIS, Cashr.
September Is. St
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E1Rv GOODS ar .qUcTIo.N--on Monday

EhRY GOODS At .4UCTION,--on Monday
By the l2th day Of October next at the store occG
pied by Mr.. Robert Gamble. will be sold, positively
without reserve. large and va!naFle assortment &c
seasonahlc Dry Goods-amoHg them are,
SuperHne Cloths, blue, black, drab, &c. do. Cassi
meres do dc; Onion ard Benncts' Cords. Swans
down, foiinettes, Flannele, Bazes, supcrfne black
ted, Cotton and Angola Lambs Wool Stockngc
Also rs * ~ Irish Lnnens, Droghedas, Threads
jdnnen and Cotton Haadks., hGuslins, Sewing Silk
by 10 and 10 by ~ Window Glaze. AN assortment
OF Saddlery, sc. sc. SIC. &c. ere. sc.
Ferms-For all sums under s;t0C. cssh over
NtOD and under $500, four months credit; aud over
$500, six months credit. Approved endorsed nego-
'ai'c notes will be required.
j. BROWN, r.. '. NJ
September 90. tds
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NOICE-Pursuant to decree Of the aonora.
~ bic Judge, Of the Superior Curt Of Cjancery
for the District OF Richmond, ygiH be sokd, before
The front door Of the Eagle Tavern in the city Of
Richmond, on the GOTH day Of October next; ten
thousand acres of Kentucky Lands. belonging to the
Estate of Ihomas Shore deccaeed.-Six months
will be allowed the purchaser giving Bond with ap-
proved Security.
CONRADE VERB.
=. Executor a. Thomas Shore oec'd.
hampstead, Sept 80, fsi9 oip
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September %.

sTOR RENT or LsAsE-That commodons
- brick dwelling, occupied by the late Gil encel-
i9r Tyler in the City of WiamsDurg, possessing
every necessary convenience OF out houses, SO. 1t
e beautiful situation and has attached it several
aetcs OF ground with garden in high cultivation.
Possession may be had immediatcly--for terms
Apply At thc Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg
September 60. If
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VEvO RENT or LEASE-For one o. more years
4 as may be agreed on. * possession given on the
first day OF December next
That wei known Tavern, " The Indian Queen"
occupied for the last nine years by Mr. Charles
ioye. The Central situation of this public establish
nent on the main street gives il in all respects
preference to any in this pace--New stables sc.
will be erected more convenient than before-The
increasing population and commerce of Lynchburg
render this desirable stand for any person in that
line.
SAAIL. IRVINE.
Lynchburg, October2. 4w
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Ely virtue OF a deed of trust, executed 10 by
Nd Thomas Wilson, OF the county of Amelia, to Sc
cure :hc payment of a debt due Willy and Hiiy, We
shall proceed to sell, the 10th day of the present
month, to the highest bidder, for cash, the pre-
misses, the Tract of Land which the said Wilson
resides, much thereof will satisfy the afore
said debt, together with al, the attending the
execution of said trust deed,
JOHN BOOKER,
JUSTIN .SE.2Y, trustees
October 9. 2tp
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DESPATCH
From Ficid frqrsiai y. Cartoa EsGana, ?
The -ilinfSfer " Var.

From Ficid frqrshai y. Cartoa EsGana, 70
the 4fIinfSfer u Har.
MosT EXCELLENT SIR,
have the happiness to announce to
your Excellency that a mcrci!ul Providence
has blessed the vaior and efforts Of the ALI
ed army with complete victory this day
Marshal MARWoNT had conceived the
design Of recrossing the Douro, and cutting
of che allied army before it should arrive on
the Tonnes bat fading his plan frustrated
By the prudent measures and manc uvres
OF His ENcCllcncy the Duke of Cudad Rod
riso, [Earl Wellington hehad the temeri-
ty, On the evening of the DIST. to throw his
army over to the left bank Of the Tonnes
by the fords at Huesta and Encinos about
league ard half from Salamanca The
Duke of Cuidad Rodrigo Immediately eros
sed TO the left of the Tormes with his army.
At day 6reaE this morning tho enemy APP
pearcd to have the intention Of out-nankinr
the allied army, wh;Ch~was advautagrously
posted, with the river Tormes ON its left, its
line extending over the height to the towns
OF CaTbrXosa and Latar.te, and having the
town OF Arapilcs opposite its right.
Inc enemy began TO attack the advanced
posts Of the allied army on the left and cen
trc, with strong line of riflemen, in order
to conceal his real object Of surrounding our
right--in the execution of which movement
ne was very much favored by wood,
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DOMESTIC.

LANslNGBURC, N. " September 90
hc lear OF an Vasion from Canada an
pears to have passed away. A gentleman
who recently LEFT Montreal informs us. that
few days before he left there, Gov. Pre-
vost issued general orders, forbidding the
troops OF either province from crossing the
line, under any pretence whatever bnt at
the same time assuring them, that he should
dispute every inch OF ground should the
provinces be invaded by the United States.
We are further informed, by a gentleman
from Plattsburg, that the British in the adj
jaceHs territory arc preparing every mears
OF defence in their power, by obstructine tie
roads with timber < falling trees, by placing
bombs across the channels Of the lake, and
constructing batteries to command them, Sc
by disposng ofthcir troops in such manner
as they may lie brought to act to the great
est advantage. They appear TO apprebend
that an invasion is soon intended and are
determined to omit no means calculated to
repcl it.
Arr. within the Cdpes the ship Brilliant,
capt. Frost, from London, with valuable
cargo. Sailed the 18Th of August Her papers
with which we have been favored contain
nothing new. OF the Grand Bank was
bearded by the British f?igate Jason. who
said she was looking for The United States
irlga'c Essex PhI. G0z.
Alct'er from New Orleans says, it is COM
puted that about 100 lives were lost, by
drowning, III the tornado the 18th Aug.
Arr. ship Cuba Bartwell, Grenock, 80
September 9th, was boarded by the British
snip OF war Rosamond, captain Campbell,
who had taken the day before tie ship
Friendship, Stanley, from Archs,gcl. for
oaiem' ana sent her for Fnglar.d-he put
on board the Cuba, the passeu' GERS & crew
Aug. 1911, lat. IL, 16, lcag. e5. was bosrG,
ed by the American PRIV atecr scbr Fo,
Brown, four days from Portsmouth ,ghn
..he evening before had been attacked bv an
English PFyatcer an(, beat her al.
W. Y. PGher.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE--We
' wish to sell that valuable property called the
Fairfield background, and all the land attached to
that the East side of the road leading from Rich
,uond to Hanover Town, supposed to contain about
one hundred X twenty acres more or less.
Also several valuable Lots adjoining General
WOODS, and near the Poplar Spring. These Lots
will be laid off in three, FIVE, ten acres as may
suit the purchasers--- This property will be sold,
one half for cash, the balance in SIX months, with
notes negotiable and payable in the Bank of Virg,-
mia.
ESNIE SMOCK.
WILLIAM WILDE,
October 9. 9th
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.--The
subscribers are authorised to dispose OF, at pri-
vate sale, that valuable piece ofgrond purchased by
Mr. Moses Davis of Isaac Webster Esq. situated on
Cary street and containing 90 feet in 'front.' on said
street having thereon large brick Lumber House,
dwelling house and other improvements.
Terms Will be made known on application to
.W0ncHre. Robinson s. PieagGnts.
Sept. go. If
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WESTERN PRESS EXTRA.

ETtrdrt q aletfcy f,om onr 0ftertfye eoy-
rcsLondCBt, dafed
Hfa4- p7larters, Erie, Perm. Sctt. IS.
u gehtieman Of this place lust from Buff
ia'oe, informs us that on Wednesday last.
me butish took possession Of Eighteen-m,ie
creek, which was only guarded by a SER
geants guard without loss On oar side--the
British lost one man. The same day they
captured boat loaded with salt, the crew
81 "hic'', except one man, made their c.
cape.
aLEhNT, Sept 25.--On Tuesday Gene
rel HULL arrived in this CITY, his way 10
Massachusetts, where his family at present
reside lie is Oh parole, bu for what term
OF time We Go not understand. hegister.
EEw'YoRN. September 23-On Friday
General Armstrong and General Morton,
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= SHALL petition the Assembly of Virginia,
Il tobe exonerated from keeping up the cause-way
in Richmond county.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
December iS w2m
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October 9.

MOFlCE.-E. V. Lachaze requests all those in :
J. Z debted to him, TO come forward and discharge
Their accounts and all those having any demands a
sagst him, viii bring them in for settlement immed-
atey.
Sept. IS. 2w
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SALEM, Sept. 25, 1s12.-Arrived British
brig Hannah, (17O tons) from Oporlo, bound
to Quebec, in ballast and British schooner
Mary, from Lisbon, bound to Halifax, with
some specie,--prizcs to the priYatcer Mont
gomery, of this port, captured the 10th inst.
The above vessels left Portugal as late as
the 18th August.-The Captains confirm
the accounts previously received OF The fofai
Dsfeat Of the French III Spain---and add
that Lord WELLING TON had taken h08scS-
sion II 1Iadrid
The master Of the prize brig says. the
seige of Cadiz had been raised, and the Ca
diz army is following the French.
King joseph it was said had left Madrid
with $4,000 men to reinforce MARMoNr.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-11

Extract Of letter from Mr.. Presley n. Yam
wincle, dated " on board the Saidanha, tTuip
80, 1871" to his mother in Smyrna, state OF
Delaware.
Dear D[other-I am sorry to inform you that
was priest on the 18th day of this month, from
on board the ship Union, on her passage from
Oporto TO Cork, by the lieut. of the Saldanha
frigate, Sir William Packenham, commander.
You can't think the agitation of mind that am
in, since have been in bondage; for on board
of these ffigates it is continual confusion, &
person cannot tell one half of his time whe-
Their he is on his head or his heels, & think it
very hard that should serve n nation that am
not subject of. lost my protection that
had from the custom house of Philadelphia last
December, in Gottenburg and some time after
applied to the American consul in Cork, who
gave me another, which showed to the cap
tain OF the frigate, who said it was worth no
more than as much brown paper After di-
recting the mode of procuring projection, &
forwarding it to him, he then adds, The ma
ny scenes of trouble have gone through since
LETT you, are nothing to be compared with be-
ing on board this ship-when | wrote you from
Lisbon, expected to be at home in a short
iime, but to my great misfortune, my expecta-
uons are all lost--but if it is Gods will, I hope
10 see you once more on this side eternity, if
not, we shall meet in the world to come, where
parting is no more My heart is almost broke,
but still live in hopes-be sure to consider
your son in bondage. remain, &c.
PRESLEY A. YANWINKLE.
Hrs. Mary Ydnzpirkke
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ed q similar fate, but have since retuTncS
Col. Bartholomew, and ia company of up
wards of forty have gore from Charleston
and maj. or capt Beck, and his company
from Harrison county, out to Drift-wood,
Col. Robertson, Successor of Col. Bartholo-
new resgned1 has received orders from
Gov. Harrison to hold the militia in readi-
ness to march at a moments warning-Ma-
jor Brown will leave Charleston on Monday
next, for Fort Knox-he has accepted a
lleutenancy in captain Brokers' company of
Rangers, who are to range from Fort Knox
to Fort Harrison.
Ye sons of Kentucky hold yourselves in
readiness we think it probable you will a
gain be called or, and shortly, to assist in
chastising those ruthless savages: if so, we
arc confident there still exists another Da-
viess. Owen, Mars and Somerville, ready,
and only waiting for orders, to avenge the
death Of their prototypes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-11

GALES AT AUCTION.-Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder, on the 23rd inst. if ~ pre-
viously disposed of by private sale, the HO Sc
AND LOT, of which Charles 3hoafTee, an.
dresser, died seized, situated in Adams Valley;
the Lot containing about one acre, lies wei for
gardening, is enclosed with a new plank fence;
the house is two story high, new and wei fin
ished, which, with aKtchen, Smokc-House, &c.
IS wen calculated for family. An md Ita-
BILE title will be made by Col. Richard ms,
the original proprietor-Terms of Sale, one
half in 81 days, and the balance in 6 mon, rs -
Notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorscrs will be required.
RICHARD BROOKE, Aucr'R.
Richmond May 5, 1872
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EC0T0.NT q CHEaPrEsS;
AT oNE-TENTH OF
THE EXPENSE OF PAINTS.


. 10 be purchased, some Patent, Ornamental
washes, to make stone, brick and wood of q
white and greyish freestone color-also a
WASH for the roofs OF wooden houses, TO
make them OF pale or deep slate, red, or
ochre color, and render them i'm degree IN
Icombustable; and also Stucco White Wash.
contained in the same specification, for cell
ing and plaistered walls The excellence of
the white freestone Washes consist in their
permanency on stone or brick, as may be seen
on the east wing of the Presidents House,
and in giving brick or wood a handsome ap-
pcarance and greater durability. Speci6ca-.
| tions of the several Washes being taken BY
abstracts from the Patent, are conveyed BY
the subscriber by deed to cash purchasers.
with the knowledge of the materials of the
Composition, with directions for mixing, and
tile manner of putting OH the same.
The above specifications of the Free-ston
and Incombustibe and Stucco Washes, &c.
are conveyed for the small sum of FIVE
DOLLARS each, and the purchasers there
by acquire right to wash all their build
ings, fences, &c. ofevery kind. Also, in the
same specification, is contained another
Wash ortiied roofs of houses, to give them
light or deep, permanent slate colour, and
Incorporates itself with the tile i'm such man
ncr as toprevent the rain or moisture from
perforating it, and acquires durability CO.
eval with the tile itself; and is complete
substitute for Paint, which loses itself i'm the
absorption of the tile, and is of short dura.-
ton, and ten times the expense of the Wash.
The undersigned also gives this notice to-
ship owners, that the same solution, made
OF the same chemical articles, with a little
varlation,) is most effectual to prevent he
ravages of worms on the bottoms of vessels
and by pursuing the methods of preparing
and putting it ON, will give the bottom per-
manent white, red, ochre or slate Colour, G.
qually cohesive as a tallow or turpentine.
bottom and attaches to itself this superior
excellence, that it will prevent the worms
from perforatng the plank, and destroy
those that have made their entrance and no
barnacles or marine grass will, for long
time, grow thereon. The expense is 3-4ths
less than common tallow or pitch bottoms,
and much neater and more durable.-By ap-,
plying to the undersigned, at the Eagle-Ta-
vern, in E Street, Richmond, the purcha-
sers can be instructed in the knowledge OF
the materials that compose the Wash, and
the method of mixing and putting it OH and
concise deed of sale will be given the pur-
chaser, convey ing the same Washes, for the
term of the Patent, at the rate of Five DOL
lars for all vessels of one hundred tons bur-
then and upwards, and Four Dollars for ak
vessels of less denominations.
OLIVER WHIPPLE.
Richmond, May IL, 1912. If
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COA'f lbLEb hpIll II.
Indian hostHItieS at our doors Mr.. Hin
ton, who lived a few miles below Valloni,
or the place long known BY the name ofthe
French Store" on Drift-wood, Fork of
White River, UT.) went on Tuesday morn
ing 9th inst,) after his horses--not return
ing as soon as was expected, his brother
and brothcr-in-law went in quest of him, and
discovered horse and Indian tracks-they
returned, gave the alarm, raised party,
went out, and explored the woods until Sa-
turday morning, when they found the body
Of MIR. Hinton lying in the river, he having
been shot through the head, tomahawked.
scalped and stript. Two young men by the
name Of Rogers, we're missing from the same
Deighborhood, were supposed 90 have shar-