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SAGNIEE'5 OVglNE.

f1VIG y % af.ts ~ rise, to ne npcra Re.
L .tDhc,n Cit1ens IL Newcastle County, As Ca ,ir
iNe for .ic pii:e Of s'lEsFF. for III. ersning
lie you'd remark, that fon confined sltuatloo, he
2r)bl,y nag not nave il call on, and
soniy solicit, the iii Of his eiiov citizens; whom
however he lere, ,,elgs nseif that # 'uccesstul
will eyec4te the duties II the otFie with ideilty to Tie
best OF his aoityi abb e oy that node Of nonie
lion which nay irter niaeI IN, by The Cnuny Me ting
1t Red Llol; and lntccessiII, - cheerful, and iath-
aiiy support HI caniiiate who be fortunate I,
Jotain the nomination. W. u. COCHRAN.
VI ID etow, June |. 1897 CO.
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The Delaware Fire Insurance C0muo,r

u NCORronATEDby the Legislature OF the State ,gns
4 ware with capital OF one hundred thousand dnla
The President and Directors receiving a,nn
tons for Insurance, at their Uaoe, No 81 Sbipev %
between Front and Second ST. eets, against Loss h. w.
on every description Of Buildings general Nercl srd
Ships in Port, and ther Carsoes; Household Fnl,,m
aud ohcl personal er,y also, against loss sr "
by inland transportation of goods wares, merchana. q
country produce
Terms of insurance wilt be as ia, orabls as anv If a.
Companies the Cities OF Philadelphia or New Yorh p
ties assured, may iepose the fullest conhtl, nor a.
soldy Of its capital and that all losses Nil be r,n,y
adjusted by the company. fy
Jons MooDy is Agentto survey property to be js,,a
for the town and vicinity Of New Castle in plsceo "
B aney, declined. "'
Lew IL Evans is Agent to survey property 10 be Il.
nnrrd for he town and vicinity Of Elkton. -
JONI Cloak IS Agent to survey property 10 he Ins,
rthe SoW II ahl vicinity OF Smy rna.
JoSEpM JOKES is Agent 10 survey property TO he
for the town OF Nest -Ches,er and vicinity
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush
Joseph Baly, Vim Chandler,
David u Wilson, Joseph Gu5b,
Joseph g Gilpin, Roher, Porter
v H. SEAL, PreS1,,r
d BYnSEs, Secretary.
Apri 10. 1926. 40
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10 the Democratic Republican Eoters Of
N.EK NSELE COUNTY.

FELLow CIrrz i beg cave 10 offer myself as ca
Ida for the Gilice IRON Err drr, the ensuing term
III Collecting your aif ages he Office, shall make
professions further than 10 say, that If elected eifr
my fellaw cit A, the last elrcon tor his office
alenced BY he wishes Of friends, offered myself AZ
candidate, but declined the contest, upon learning
that aged and nerIprous citizen, ha served his
souir, faithfully the Revolutionary var had been pre-.
San'ed candidate and conscious his deserts ere
above mine, che eriuy gave him ali my support for the
ed, that Offering myself to Your CHOICE Vii cheerful.
y submit the decision Of the county meeting the Red
lAnn MICHAEL DONNEY
Jrae ). 1872 CO.
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JANN IIALYARIl.

EUSr received anil Tor sale at this Office, the new
~ edition. revised Ky he Authors If the story Of jAn
uALYNitn, thc Sailor i.oyj ~, ,hs siriuoos Family
Designed 7r American Children, in Families al Schools,
ny WiLtIAN s. Csanrtt." Ibis interesting httle w1r
has receive, The appreciation Of, and u recommended ~
numerous teachers AMI l'erary gentlemen IN u yo'k,
Phadelpla, al where, Wna have given / pfactca
rial u their Respective scloois and have pIoaout cea
hyperion. as reiIng book for the young, TO any oue
s0rk that hey have Anlcns the numerous lit o.
teachers who have gwen ,feir Recommendation Of tus
wors are the following, Of Ibis Borough iEheh
S'MoN BAasTow, BisAoP DASKsFORr and ENocH l.sWis
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gHERIrgALTY.

fESIE si5,crDer ac offer a,useit t. tbs Dem
a. q sc Ct2eas d Y ,.case Cpn.y, Tor lnc office u
siEilFf, to be supplied in October next assuring hem
that in he sG1nll De the object OF their clo,ce, us
best snail b. employed execute she duties Of
the OH e WITH i leit, and peisns hlmself s,dc y
he decision Of the C1inty M+etnS b. ED ct the Red
t4on or the no Hliatish Of "a. CoIny iickrt.
ALEXANDER ORrER.
May Is, 1877 81
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LUMBER FOR SAFE

AT JOHN HEMpl!lLI'S Whorf aaa I,,y,e,
the Borough Of Wilmington, gene raj sssormen,,,
Der, well selected suitable for pei sors for Luidn M
mechanics; and large stock OF ear and t,,y 81, s
GLEs, constantly for sale Oh the hnrstteas q,
or the usual cie1t q '1ar'
The Srcfds and Former customers of the ward ,,a
public geuel ally, invited to call at the ON s lS
where their .ayors will be thankful, acknpvl,
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .,ssa,
June 6, 1895. Sc
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80 THE rrBrIc.

30 THE PUBIC.
The numerous and multiplying frauds committed ON ~ .
public by numerous NIX ures il n ~ vel know
medicine, are a,ne satisfactory evidence Of IL sareyo,
virtue, without any other proof there are roy Al les
twenty limitations Of rs nut hese imitatos are all ,rh
een' IN one i~ortan rcqaisiisthey are tar on posse,
ing the VIRTUES OF SWANS pAsAcEA.
WM. SWAIN,
no 12l Chesnu' street, betwee' Seve,th and
Eighth streets. near Masonic ii.l
Rjs Sold in Wilmington, bv NJ JOHNSON,
.to 90, Market Street; and also, by ]. BRING
HURST.
May IS, 1927.
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SAi)I)I.ING.

Gen'enens best and common ss,lics, Ladies duo,
brslea NnE, lolaTs, &c ,lso assortment Of HAN.
ii.uNhS lie hopes hy strict attention TO business. 70
g'r general satisfaction 10 those who may please to ave-
Inn With their custom. WM W. RICE.
Wilmington, April 80, 1897. i}--ti
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The Trustees Of the Poor

hF Newcastle County will met Al the Poor House
W Wednesday he 25th inst. Al ~ O'clock A. NJ Per
having against the ns ution requested
present them fer settlement, 10 Joseth Gru6d, previous
to the day Of meeting II. ilEALb, Sc'ry
Jnly II, 1897. 7O--lt
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COUGH DROPS.

or NHLiN ISPhfIEIC
For the care q colds, coughs,
dsthmes and /" 'pFoachihg col
samltioaS.
/ EsTIAoEfXLs.
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SEEfsa EEr-E ALLY.

no TIE DE NOGRjTTC ELECTORS or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
pNELLJW CiiiHENS-Plesse TO accept ny grateful &C.
Know ..5nens tor your past iaylrs placing INC on
tieie.grn Tor tc Office OF SHERIFF your last nonna
1a1 Lection ai as the time approaching when scco
ag T. usage, vnu will again be called On select persor
M ts 'hc@ permit more to o!te myself as
ssiWi'' All 20 s0cit animation of your s,lragss
i.f me eisa'ng fctn assuring o., at the same une,
'aat ~u cAeetaiis submit 10 any node Of Nomination.
taat nay be adopted by County Meeting and give my
talv ie ~,poeet to the Candidate who may he Nomna-
ri ny the dreaiian and suihogty Of that Mcelng
WILLIAM IiERDMAN.
Anril 31th 1897. a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-17

From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool, Eng land, formerly sur
geon ~ HE PENS wanna tlusqra, &c
The Vegetable 5, frp ca Sea1- Panacea re rared
III NJ swam. OF Pladepii 49, ftcen.y been mir du
ced here by Dir. Price. oui Tinted Sta Is Of America
mere 4 IS now excessively used in he treatment Of va.
rely of Chronic Diseases
o ne efficacy q lhs pepa zion llr Free has had abun
dan and most satisfactory ey'de ce, tt. course Il ex
prTlments made under his drec.io hsa~iip.on o, the
Pennsyv ana Hospital; ani sDta + aTrv4j "a En0l.,a
he has had The good ,rtunc " ,i rnauy additional
instances IT lts SUCCESSFUL A.lnili n
The diseases in winch tbs Ne been part lar.
useful, are those Arising utin al ca ,ses-as w
ne various forms OF Scrqla ! affecting lie hone.
JOINTS or soft parts AID Cases wee disposition, L.
his disease manifested By eby only, it operates as
preventive so he local a. s Deefcl.l .n4cts N,
tthe constitution. 1t is eg - II .y.i. in ,Iercu,is Dis.
ease and IN the secon a iorn, asphis ard has late.
been gwen With ma sed success chtonc scaSes i,
tile LIVER winch ad tesls.ed the catef exhihrat o.
mercury, has, Ike se se!y My bet admnls,e,
Cd with deetded adtalesee bt he moSt dsognis ii.
ca surgeons III London, case shct had entirely d.s
To,ed me right eve Of the patient, aoa gres potion
Oh me SIDE OF Tue race WM PRICE, VI. ID.
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A STATEMENT

Az the road accounts If CAiytsanG hadred, Nswcasc
W County, for tile ycai 1926
balance due tn Roads ut settlement,
Ma, 9th, 1926, S54o ~
Amount Of Tax laid for support Of Roads
and Bridge, on ,ollarage 7s4, 5Jj, at
10 cents 10 the 100 dollars 7at 50
------ 1883 90
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IN rs Medicine acqaHe' very exteniod snd sab
l. isne. e roris aot1 n aospna aud plv.e prac c,
hlch is efficacy atone Las 'npPorltd uP@afas Of gt
eats.
AZ so-tiy .RpuCei, y W.. giyrnnt@ constitution
q ha'sauds, it BY rs cbercHo ~ me- Hs9gG nat suca
,nrpslns have petturned Oh tspse wh0 We
imposed TO be abor.ng under pulmonary afectuns, &c
The effect Of this ilciae sach Hai .ttrr
her business or pleasure and requires ony the
rstrat Of moderation diet i IS co yeyed by the ere.
4ng fluids ard corrects their tcnde the nunler
nus diseases whch originate in vliiaed Blood disease,
Bh'er, Or dePFayed appetite IS a safe medlcne, d
removes all those evils which nnsucctssf use 81 me
cury often OCCASIONS. M one torerer ia a,ised 10
tak il, 'ciitps 6rst fy tanrioedg Aim,ty " the h u
sha here s'a'fd and he reefu5e II me Pvoprietor IN
tenll1ns.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons are hereby cautianed 20 trust 3eniamn
"A 8rsoken, for building materials, or any ariel.
whatever on my account, az am determined 10 pay NJ
debts Of his contracting. JOHN ColEuAv
Wnio on, July stb. 1927 69.-Ato
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This medicine has the singular fortune, Just tribute
is great merit, OF being recommended by the cec
brael Practitioners Of Medicine The United States and
eseShere, whereas OF the spurious mixtures made
IN imitation Of IL has the least supp rt ON the medical
faculty thi4 'ac, offers an argum n, plain and concn.
ave- ,hat needs only % BE menuoned to enforce con
vlcuon
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Petsonully apneaied hrlnre m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-03

Now indeed the full weight - agaly
bore me down. had neither IDEAS nor
reflections, but subniss.sely await .
the same fate that beiel NY companion
| continued NV unpleasant situation IN
grave like attitude, without a CLEAN Of
hope or wish for alteration; while NV
fixed eyes were glaring on the turH ult d
tue crashing waves, my attention was
aroused by an object which stimulated
Tie to thought and from that thought mp
mind became animated with hope Of
rescue. Tbe object was the mainmast
which had become loosened from tie
vessel, and the hull appeared TO right a
little; another cheering ray of daylight
broke upon me, gave me fuller hopes,
and when the sun arose I got On tie
quarter deck, where dashed myself.
But even this respite from suffering
only gave me more accute reflections,
for here a lingering feyerish death a.
aited and haunted my restless mind,
none but the Providence OF God could
on this desert ocean release me; to his
care resigned my soul and body; for
two more lights | remained lashed to
the stern OF the wreck with small piece
of tarpaulin to cover me from the break.
ing waves. On the morning of the sth
of March, as the sun arose, deserted
welcome sail, standing for me. ! raj.
sed flag; the vessel came down; they
lowered the boat aud tooR me on board
the brig Lawson, Captain John Lem
bard, of Hallowel, from Baltimore for
New Orleans, and by his kind, humans
and gentlemanly treatment, was ena.
bied to recover. For 10 hours, | had
neither TO eat nor drink.
LFMUEL DOUGHTY.
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LFMUEL DOUGHTY.
From the Pittsburgh Recorder.


Distressing Occur enceS-- Several
Counties OF this part of the State have
recently been visited with violent
storms, which have proved fatal to the
lives of several persons, destroyed
much property We learn from the
Repository, that in the afternoon Of
Thursday last, Mr.. Abrsham NJ Ney.
man, of the Borough OF Butler. his
wife, and two children, aud a Mr.
McLeary, returning, in a wagon,
from The dwelling Of John Newman,
ESQ. who now resides four miles from
town, were overtaken by storm. A
tree was blown across the wagon,
and struck Mr.. and Mrs. Neyman,
both the children, and Mr.. McLesry.
Nr. Neyman was instantly killed;
the otter child, heau'ifui little boy,
had his .cull fractured, and died The
next morning: Mis- Neymen was so
severely hurt, that on the next day
she was insensible. and the physicians
mad 10 hope of her recovery The
babe was slightly wounded, and tbs
believed will survive. Mr.. McLeary
received sore stroke on the thigh,
and slight confusion in the head
Much timber was FRUSTRATED by the
Hind. fences were leve'sd; Mr.. Neg.
less barn was thrown dovn n, and Mr.
William Maxwell's house uNroo'ed.
On the same day ahoui IL O'Clock,
las is stated in The Argus storm
with rain passed through Beaver coun-
IT,. during which Mr., Andrew Sands,
9 miles Glow Beavertown, was crush.
ed to death by the fall Of free; and
Mr.. John Acorn, of Moon township,
received severe wounds on his head
and shoulders by tie fall Of limb
blown from tree. He was carried
home apparently in lifeless sta'es
hut revived. and hopes OF his recovery
are entertained.
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moved in different orbits, ana there
was no probability that they would
ever come in collision. Yes, MIR.
sionroe's selection was 'the best that
could have been made" himself not
excepted NetUdrk Eagle.
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PrrrnsnuRa. April Is

Tremendous Hail and Rain Storm
This evening, abou, five o'clock, inns
place and the neighborhoOd was v'slt.
ed nv one of the most violent storms OF
hail that was ever witnessed by the
oides, inhabitants. We have noiiearn'
ed how far it extendej-the cloud rose
in the Southwest. and bore to the
Northeast, great roaring and violence
for come time before the hail commene-
ed here. The hail stones were from
the size ola musket ball to hen egg
and in some parts ofthe neighborhood'
as large as goose egg. The v'o'esce
of the hail only continued for few NM
utes at this place, and shivered the glass
in the windows that were exposed w
the direction from which it cams--cuE
off the twigs and newiysprung ior'n
buds from the trees, and had It con,
tinued long, must have DESTROYED az
vegetation in It's course. and proved =.
tai TO the smaller kinds OF stock anu
fowl that were exposed 10 us 'ury.
The wind here, was calm during '"e
fall of the hail, or its fury would hafr
heen much greater than IT ~as--'n1
hail was succeeded by a very neaSy
storm Of rain and wind, and the pre-
ceding plight we had most tremen'
Gus fall Of rain ihc greater part OF 70,
night, (aitended with lightning. arc
thunderl which produred great fresn.
cts in the Greeks. and considerably
washed the uplonds.
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PIE, onea subject on whchthey had not oeen
irs rfcted by their constituents, and neglect
ING the ordinary and proper business when re.
CURED their attention. and much o. winch,
', after prD'racted session, will, Il g est'ey-
ed, rerrsin unsettled.
Resorea hat in The selection OF Henry Gay,
Esa fos the office ofsccretary Of State, Presi-
den, Adams ac.ed wisely IN bringing into the
cab;net. the mott distinguished Statesman Of
lie Wesr whose sbilitlss were fam'l'sT 10 the
nation, who had been tie great advocate g.
domestic manufactures sHd The best interests OF
this cogatr, who has exhibited IN the de-
partment of state, since his appointment, an
indus ~, fidelity, ard ability, rot surpassed
Al any rerlod SIEGE ire formation OF our GO
velnre {; anG that, in our opinion, tie char.
ges OF corrupt o. and bargsin imputed to MIR
Adams, and Mr. Clay, were the base and an
founded caiumuies OF malicious aud nngener-
Gus enemies, who. when Investigation has
been demanded, have declined it
ResoIveJ, That thee be a Committee OF
Correspondence, viz: george G. aters, Esq.
WA. Heyser. = Berlin, J. Fiadlsy, J.. !. King,
:. u. Culbertscn, Jno. M'Alien, 4 Robinson,
A. Bard J. Burns B. Rev noids, +. 6. M'Cul
loh, Berna Wof. Andfew Sn,yely AM Ben.
amin Kryser--ard that it shall be the duy Of
sad COMMITTEE. 10 correspond with the friends
Of the Administration and Constitutional 60
vernmenl, aud TO adopt measures TO promote
the re election cf Mr. Adams TO the Presidency
Ressfued, That the proceedings Of his meet
lag be signed by tie Chairman and Secretaries
lad published.
d FULLERTON, Chairman
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SABuEL DusS,) {
jAcoa OEseER,t

Th= friends Of Gene a Jackson have held
meetings n many Of the counties % tis state,
( Maryfard ! and ever effort appears 70 have
cen used 20 rake them formidable IN nun,
rers--but IN lost cases, We L5ieve those ct
forts have proved abnrtive. In Anne Arundel
county we are Informed, but twenty ave OF
thirty attended; IN Prince Gerge's. less run
ser, although the renowned Daf s'era sp
oeared in person TO discharge lie duties Il
lrIi sergeant. and y procure su5scfs5ers 70 h,s
5aPer. IN Mon gcnaery. II was, II possible
worse-snd IN Frederick, where public notice
of the meeting lead been gwen for weeks pr
vions, there appesiej On Saturday last, the M
credible number of about one kE1drcd, hearb
one bali of whom were friends 10 the aslmlnis
trstion, who were attracted by curos ty--,he
town bell having three sounded the summons
20 attend Il viii be rccollected that 'hls was
not 8 town. but coanty etng, and that the
town district alone can give nearly one thou
ssnd votes lie friends of General Jackson
gere much mortified at The "beggarly sccoun'
# empty" seats but proceeded 10 organize
md 70 pass sundry resolutions, which having
1either he ri or seen we Cannot speak Of
Dortor Hiaum Tyler was appointed chairman,
and captain Nicholas Si1der secretary. The
o. solutions we understand were offered by
Francis Tb9mas Esq. who delivered an address
On the occss,on Pol. Frdminrr.
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lStoym.~On Thursday. the i5R
inst we we're visited nv Tremendous
storm of wind. which happlly. h""e'
yer. did NJ other damage, that "e
have heard OF, hereafout, than 'lo"'
1ng dow a couple of "signS o. 'he'e
thinking times c.e.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-03

Gen J1ckson'S opinion of Mr.
Adams. In letter number 6. of the
correspondence of Mr.. Monroe and
Gen Jackson. relative to the former
selection Of his cabinet, published in
1920 Gen. Jackson s|ln1es TO the ap.
pointment OF MIR. Adams, as secretary
of the state, in the following language:
"Thnve no hesitation IN suing. non
haze mace the best selection 10 fill
the department Of STATE that could
haze been made. Mr. adams an the
horr Of di6ict7tp 1cW be M able
helpmGte. and I am conpinced aUiN
give general satisfaction" How
little did Gen jackson dream. when
he wrote thisjnst encomium on one Of
the first statesmen of the age. that he
,vouldever be placed in competition.
FOR civil Office. with man, even by
his own admission, his superior Gen
Jackson then plumed himself on hi
military pr0wess alone. and sought 10
shine onlv in his proper sphere. II
could 'hcn award the tribute of merit
ed praise to Mr. Adams as being pre-
eminentlv calcnlatcd for The depart
ment over which he was selected to
preside, because he and Mr.. Adams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
II. 3. C.. L.a.,DRErH.

Narisfy, Sted.nra and Florists, PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE constantly hand for saie an extensive
Geen House Plants BubUu, Roots, GARDEN s, eds no,
exceeded BY any similar sstablsm,n IN the United State
then selection Of Fruit Tees f guilty. vn, every ami
has been paid, aud Intimacy with ,rc subject
Of many years they believe II done judiciouy.
The Ornamental Plants both tender aud haIuy which the,
v.r for .,ls of the ,1teemed and a!
ed OF bvth native and exotic origin.
The Garden Seeds. OF which large aud general
i, cultivated (wh exception not worthy of ncce)
exclusively I. their which purpose number o
achcd tie establishment spprop lated, and from
the the seeds planted through all the vsiou
stages oi their growth ami rpenin ATE under their immediate
equeuily they enabled 10
hasers both of their sse and quaityhis advantage
be evident TO all who will give the smallest consider a'ien.
priced Catalogue OF the Whole. in which the plants
their botanical AMI Easih names,
each given, has hten published, AMI may be had
gratis, oil J-iMES MchiLDOE, kichmoni, Va by whCu
, orders received.
Dec. !. G1-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
,fioln ths SavnrHah Georgian Fl i'm. iO.l
THE FLORIDA INDIANS

We learn by a gentleman residing in Thomas
County, IN ills state, shot distance f. ON Talla-
hassee, that information had been received thtough
dvidIol from FloriJs, on the 2sth OH. Tia,
the hostile Indians had driven oil the u. 8 sur
yeyof' engaged on the contemp plated canal tbs ouglr
Florida TO the ST. Mays, aud had also burnt or
destroyed The plantation belonging to Messrs.
C"inoohsn & Mitchell. Tie FLORIDA, volunteers
and militia, with detachment of regulars ryete
out In iursuit Of the indians, and lie Georgia
volunteers within days march Of the line at the
above date.
Snce the above was written, we have received
the East tloiidl Herald Of tie ~ instant, i,o,n
which we learn that w. Smith. ESQ. fe;uroed
lfom Fo'usia 10 that place on the 3ist ur., Who
communicated hat he saw end eonversed ,yi,b
some OF the chiefs. There were about 100 In.
dams collected there, ssd al appeared TO be under
considerable apprehension lest the difficulties ,vi,b
the bad Indians would make tie white me, e,e.
mics 10 them Both Hills and .NicopoDe lad
decl'fed their Intention 70 be a, peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
Nu,lutcuv y\ufire

yAS committed TO the jail Of Htnop county srunaways,
SOLOMON, whv states h,a.elf 10 oe the property IT Mrs.
the city of Richmond, but hired Or the present.
Thomss Way Of ssover said be-
and 80 year. age, of ak complexion, live
three hy1, stout made, had on when committed an
olive roundabout blue panl.oous,
striped ion vest, white cotton shut, and old black
wool hat On the PSI o jane 1876, ro who his
nine Is FOB aud that he btlOns DAVID johnson Of
line county, Said % OF 20 OLD dark
prxcn Ave five inches aisa the vi his
eve, bad when comGtcl oznaAurs shiit and
pant alouns an old wool hat Also, tae day a
mula,to boy banned MlJo3, who says he Is the property OF
rsan MorIiss, New Kent county, Va. said Toy
IA years Old feet neh. high grey eyes had on when
mte grey colcu; ed vundab ut k.it and panaiocns u
tae same, white cotton shut, and an Did fur hat.
The OF sand slaves hereby deIed 10 come for
ward aud comply with the requests Of The ias they viii b,
de alt with atcod dinghy. join L. HURON,
Deputy !ur VIM. cambridge, :. Ii. C.
NJ I All.