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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-11-23

NEW NL2s3Nss
3RUNCH Muscatel box raisns; Malaga
- cask do. fresh ard now, for sale by
@. r. GdRD-t Err,
Vet' ~ Water street.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-11-23

MEw PRUNES.-Just rocsived y few boxes
~ of ti's very Grst quality Of New Prunes
sAd for sale low, BY D. A. DRlSC0L.
Nov. 2. water-st.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
YUuag haaies' Seminary,

On 81. .Asaph street. Getueen King and Cameron
,IvHIs institution vii! be re opened for the reception
l of Young Ladies on the first Monday in Septem
Der next The most approved Teachers will be EN-
ployed for all the purposes Of complete female edu
cation. From long experience and past success with
the many improvements the subscriber has made IN
his system of instruction, he FILTERS himself ne w'''
be enabled to give general satisfaction to hls patrons
The most efficient means will be used for the purpose
Of eciting and slrens thening the msnta faculties
by the frequent exercise Of reason and Judgment and
imbunx tie mind with sound and practical intormA'
ton. No study will be passed over without compre
hendng first principles Mental arithmetic met . SO we
The mind far other studies will be much practlsed
strict attention will be paid to the manners as well az
religious and moral duties, of the pupils every
young lady who by perseverance and application can
sustain an examination, through certain course OF
studes comprs ng the most essential branches OF re
male education shall receive printed diploma at the
expiration of such time. All Interested are respect
fully invited to visit the school frequently and witness
for Themselves the advancement, &C. of the pupils
WILLIAM NJ. JONES.
Alexandria d. July 81, ls33-3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
Boarding school,.

VUNHIS Institution will be opened on the I'd OF the
| i 9Th month, (september) and the Establishment
having been considerably enlarged during the past
yea, there will be accommodation for IN additional
| number of Boarding Students.
The branches taught in the Institution the La
tin, Greek aud French Languages, and every part Of
complete English Education, including all the branch.
es Of Mathematics, Natural and Mental Philosophy,
Chemistry, Mnerslogy, &c.
Full courses of Lectures are delivered to the stu
dents Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. in which
the principles ofthese sciences illustrated BY good
collection of philosophical and chemical apparatus.-
The students have the free of Cabinet OF Nine
rails and Of Library containing upwards of live hund
red volumes Of well selected works of History, Biogra
ply, Philosophy, Poetry, sc
In teaching every subject, particular care is taken
thu, the students understand the prneps OF the sci
ences they studying; they are then able to apply
these principles to any particular cases One meana
adopted for accomplishing thiss to have the students
each day in classes to explain every part OF the per-
of the preceding day; by which they not on
ly become careful. when pursuing their studes
to impress the upon their minds, that tney
may be able to explain them when called upon out tbe
daily exercise of their reasoning faculties. in explain
ing principles and conducting mathematical Invesga.
tons has great tendency to strengthen and expand
| the mind-the great end Of Education.
The students are treated all respects as part OF
the family Of the subscriber. They are expected regu
lar'y to attend some place Of worship, the aIscre
ton Of their parents guardians on the first day OF
the week, 60 in the water on it, or on the ice
without permission, and the necessary attention to pre-
serve from danger; and every care IS taken 10
guard their morals promote their comfort and effect
their real improvement
Terms for Board, Lodging, Washing, and Tuition in
all the branches except French and Drawing, l4o dol
lars year. each quarter payable in advances the quar-
ter consisting uf ~ weeks. When the washing tor
student exceeds six pieces week, it is found neeessa
ry to make charge for the A. the rate Of hty
cents per Dozen French aud Drawing, each dollars
aI,r,er, extra Reading books pens, ink, pencils,
&c SO cents Ger quarter Other books used in the
School furnished ii required, at the store prices but
no money furnished to student unless at the spsei0'
| request Of h,s parents or guardian
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
| Alexandria u. c. 7th mo 80, 1888 I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
EDUCATION.
The misses Muir's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOLLNG LADIES.

Corner Of Prince and Warrington streets, Alexandra.
WILL be recommended on Monday next. the I'd
w Of September. And while they av. them.
selves of the present opportunity Of rendering once
uore their grateful acknowledgements to generous
public for its growing confidence and steadily inereas.
INK patronage, they would at the same time-to pre-
vent any thing like misapprebenson-st distinctly
the Terms on which pupils are received
Tuition and Board, including bed, bedding and
washing, Ito be paid quarterly in advance.)
- $40 per annum.
The Course of instruction as Misunderstanding, Wn.
ting, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Astronomy.
with the use ofthe Globes; Rhetoric History, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, and Composition.
Tuition for Day Scholars including all the various
branches offs finished English Education with useful
| and ornamental Needle Work, IS per quarter
Extra Charges:
For Music Sl8 per quarter
Use of Piano 81 do
Drawing and Painting in the
various departments IS do
The French Language S. do
Latin, Greek and Hebrew,
twice q week 81 do
The most approved Teachers sre employed for oil
the additional branches named, together with any
others that may be required and the higher cassesare
carefully examined twice week by the Rev. Elias
Harrison. aug S0-d4t&w2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
Just PublisheA,
md FOR sale BY ELIZA KENNEDY,

UVU TON DsTLE ID IIIIIIsI Al WE ~ . '
vuyHE Second Book of History, (comprehendng the
countries of the eastern hemisphere.) with many
engravngs and sixteen maps, from steel plates Of the
different countries; by the author OF Parieys Fist
Book of History Also,
The Parleys First Book of History, intended topre'
cede the Second Book Of History Also,
Peter Psrley's Tales about Ancient Rome; with IN
account of Modern Italy; with map and engraving:.
Rock on Mythology, for You.h containing descrip-
,ons of the deies temples, sacrifices and supersti
tons of The ancient Greeks and Romansi adapted 10
the use of schools.
Peter ParIey's Tales of Animals, containing de
scripton Of 500 quadnpeds, birds, insects, fishes and
reptiles, with engravings
and illustrate that science, and give concise view Of
the motions and aspects Of the heavenly bodes adapt
cd TO the use Of common schools we'll higher sc.
minare.; by John vose, lste Principal OF Pembroke
Academy. New Hampshire. sept 2-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
OccOOuan MiNs.

VUlHE proprietors Of this establishment take leave 70
i inform the public that they have much extended
the manufacturing power Of the Mills since the last
season. and anxious to bring them into further no
tce and patronage.
DESTROYS to remunerate the grower Of prime Wheat
and 10 give fair price for that which is inferior they
have fixed upon the following regulations which they
think experience and reflection will show to be just to
both parties:-
In purchases, so pounds will always be taken for
bushel of wheat.
Wheat weighing So pounds per measured bashe,
will be considered Of standard quality, and ent'teo 70
the market price.
when it weighs So pounds, the value Of one pound
per bushel will be added.
DO 60 pounds, two pounds added
10 81 pounds, three pounds added
DO 81 pounds, four pounds added
when Wheat weighs 81 pounds the value OF one
pound per bushel will be deducted.
DO Sc pounds. two pounds of
do SIS pounds. three pounds of
do 81 pounds. FIVE pounds of
DO So pounds, eight pounds oil
DO So pounds, eleven pounds on
DO 81 pounds, fourteen pounds off
DO so pounds, seventeen pounds OH
ExcErrIoH;-When Wheat 10 very garieky, or Is
full of red stone or smut. deduction will be made &c
cordine to circumstances being obvious that the
above scale of prices would not reach the evil.
PLASTER, both in the rock and ground, 70 con-
stsntly on hand here, and CLOpERSEED VIII DC
supplied at the proper season.
We have lust received tor sale the following 0hdSS
SEEDS, which we believe to be fresh and OF goo"
quality am
IS do Tall Meadow Dat, at IS
do orchard, at as
IS do Herds, or Red Top. att 37t
occoquan. August 10, 1883. aug l2-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
phineas Janney

HAS Just received per brig Belvider,. from Liver.
III pool
20 TONS of ENGLISH ROLLED IRON,
Amongst which 10 best Cable Iron and small square
Rods for Spikes
He has Ia store, 100 Tons Of Swedish and English
Bar Iron Plough Plates and Land Sides, comprising
general assortment.
.4lso in Store,
Old Port, Madeira and Sherry Wine in easks, and in
cases containing from one to dozen bottles esch,
quality very uperior,-for sale reasonable terms.
mo 28--eo7t Nat. INTEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02

MONTREAL. Aug. 9Th. Hon. Martin Van
Buren,, Vice President Of the United States, and
Mr.. Cambreleng, houorably known for his writ
mgs in favor Of free trade, accompanied by dis.
dnguished party, arrived in town yesterday, and
will, il is said, proceed TO Quebec this day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
Notice.

PPLIC ALTON will be made to the President snd
n Directors of the Columbian Insurance Company Of
Alexandra for the renewal Of certificate for forty five
shares of stock in said Company in lieu Of one Issued
in the name Of Henry Nicholson, dated 23d November.
1920 and No. 81; which said certificate has been lost
or missid. JAS. MCGUIRE,
Trustee for Henry Nicholson, deceased.
auo l4-eof
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
New Elementary School Books.

1 SERIES Of introductory Schoo' BOOKS oy L.
"A Barnum just published, viz:
The ChiId's First Book Of Spelling and Reading,
The Ch1d's Second Book of Spelling and Reading,
come cted with the Elements Of Writing, with IS en-
cravings.
wr,;no connected with Enumeration and Mensurstiop
with maps and engravings Being an easy introduce
ton to arithmetic and Geography ne,
First Book of Geography, connected with Spelling;
Reading and Writing illustrated by 80 maps and
many beautiful engravings.
The Authors leading principle 10 association, i'm
parting ideas in the most natural and expeditions man
ner b. representations Of visible familiar objects
Just publshed and for sale by .ox
Preachers, School Committee. and those ih.e 80
esea " N sept2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02

schr. Ploughboy. Baxter. Napjsmoy; corn,
wheat and tobacco to master. a.
schr Hornet, Bowcock, MattcI; wheat and
corn to master.
SAILED,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell Norfolk and CsPe Henry,
on pleasure excursion.
Schooner Alexandra, Britton, hence at New
York 29th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.

tuOlkC 06X6s
DY virtue of writ of iers facas Issued BY william
I'D Minor, Justice Of Peace for the County OF Alex
andria, d. c., and to me directed, shall expose to
public sale, on Tuesday the 10th September next, It
IL O'Clock on the premises to the highest bidder, for
cash. all the right ttle and interest Of Augustine b.
Williams in and to certain
LOT OF L A ND
ON which said Williams lives, containing FORTY
ACRES, more or less subject to his wfes dover-ts.
ken by execution to satisfy debt due Thomas Tuck.
er, of said county. WESLEY CAhLlN,
aug s-eotlGthsep C Unstable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02

EAucati0n.
1ulHE subscrber would inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he proposes opening
SCH DOL
in St Pauls Church Lecture Room on the second day
OF September next. -,
pupils will be instructed in the various branches oil
an English Education; and special exertions will be
made that they understand the principles of the SCI
ences studied
Patronage is very respectfully solicited.
aug 24-eo6t SAMUEL fLoAh1n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
$40 Reward.

n ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Monday, 18th
{ inst, . Negro Boy. named SItf0y JENKINS.
Complexion, dark mul.tto, about S feet inches
high, stout made. and limps in his walk Had on,
when he went away, blue cloth pantaIoons black cloth
coat, black fur hat, took other clothing wfh him
which r. not reeollec,ed. He 10 . tolerable good
Brcklayef and Brickmaker - well - waiter. will
Five ten dollars taken within ten miles Of Aieasndrs,
or the above reward If taken elsewhere, and secured
20 that get him again. with all reasonable eharges
Alexandra, cog t8-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
go Reward.

$50 Reward.
n ANYWAY from the subscriber. living in Fsrf.x
{, County, Vs., . Negro Boy. named rlHCEN1,
II or IS year. Of age. and well grown TOT 9s ,se;
copper colored; uuncy built; thick Lips; 'Dou. bout. !.
.. ,sbt .nots in lis face occasioned by poison. Had
on. chin hat; no other clothing recoeeted
will give SD if taken in the County Of Farfss, or the
Isl and ali reasonable charges, If secured 20 that
get him again pErsh iRLsLIh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. Aueusr 81.

ARRIVED. AUGUST 81,
Schooner Washington, Knapp, New York;
Freight fos the District.
to II. Daingerfeld.
schr. Susan. Beverley, Patuxent; tobacco TO
H. Daingerfeld.
schr. Joseph Stewart, Wood, Georgetown; to-
b,cco to H. Dainger6sld.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
For Sale.

For bale.
- The subscriber will sell the HOUSE
MvylyIlong occupied by himseE situated %
~ Dufe. bet ween Fairfax and Water stfeets.
e proximity to the wharf. yet on the most
slevsted GROUND, renders It peculiarly desifable to
tho.e vhose business calls them in that direction
The terms will be low lift Is not soon Sold il WILDE
for rent BENONI WHEAT,
jy2o-2ivtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
HoOts & shoes.

H. WHITE ha. lust received, per schooner Abb.
u gail in part and will continue to receive by the
regular arrivals from the North. general
FAIL SUPPLY OF BOOTS E. SHOES,
And now offers for sale
Gentlemen's 6ne calf sewed Boots
DO do pegged and nailed Boots
DO do sewed, nailed pegged Aonroes
LADIES' lasting. morocco and leather shoes OF va
rious kinds
cbdren's Shoes Of al kinds
Together with a general assortment Of Coarse Stock
All Of which will be sold, Wholesale or retail, at the
lowest prices.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and shoes mace to
order in the latest fashions Of superior materials and
workmanship. sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02

a, Britton, hence at New
? LETTERS
lEee, Alerandrio. d. c. on III
TENDER, 1883.
,r letters in the following list
ADVERTISED, or they may no
A
Jos Acles
John R Adams
w B Alexander
B
Mrs Susan Boarne
Walker Baylor-2
Mrs Brooks
Mr. Boudet
Captain John Baker
John 8 Blackburn
Sarah Ann Brown
Susan A Ballinger
Mrs r Y Brent
. Thomas Cook
John Clare
William Coleman
D
Sarah Davis
Turner Dixon
E
James Evans
Mrs Mary Evans
+
F NJ C Faulkner
Alice Fleming
Ann Fenwick
Mrs Mary Forrest--e
G
Miss Sarah Gibson
James GaIIaher
Mr. Glasgow
Fl
John HuddIeston
Mrs Sinah H0wison
Samuel Hill
Sarah Huttson
Howison HOE
Lawrence Hoof
]
Elizabeth Jones
James Johnson
Sarah Jefferson
Harriette N Ish
X
Elizabeth Kidwell
Henson Kilt
L
Chr Lucas
Rebecca Lowry
NJ
WIN NJ McKenna
David Middleton
James Mitchell
n
Richard Newton
p
Miss Elmira Parks :
Miss Mildred Ann Pal.
WIN Pollard mel
r
George Randall
David Reed
Mrs Ann SidebOltom
7
John s Thornton
q. Miss Rebecca lyman
Cant Zen RI Terrptt
Miss Lucy Turner
Fancy Thomas
w
James Walker
Mrs Julia Nj Wallace
Mrs Maria Wood
rs s w Williams
MI. BRYAN, P. NJ.
ublisheA,
.. - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02

Schooner Alexandra,
York 29th.
LIST Or Z
Remaining in the Post Once
lat Of SEPTE.
ar Persons calling for lie
will please say rHEr ARE ADJ
get them.
A
John Adams }
Daniel Allison j.
| Miss Martha A. Aber- '
crombie
Joseph Boyer n
| Mrs Mary Bell '
Mrs Leroy Butler \
Samuel Bartle n
Turbutt r Betton {
William Brown j
Letitia Bell S
John Brown 5
Edward Burchell n
Harrison Bowers
Mrs s P Chapman I
John Carson j.
Graves Collins Y
Mrs Isabella Dsighton s
WI Digs 1
f
NJ NJ Edmonds j
Mrs Mary EntwisIe n
Mrs Mary E Edw ards
+
Stephen Fields +
Ferdinand Flachlen A
Miss Eliza G Fitzge. A
rald-2 n
X Griffith N
Miss Juliana Gordon j
Mrs Graham N
Francis Hoy j.
Mrs Ann Hall N
Mrs Nancy Harper s
Samuel Herring-2 s
Capt Hubball h
Huratio G Hardin l.
Mrs B Jackson E
Thomas Janney j
George Jacoba )
Jesse Jasper u
William Kehoe E
George Heating II
A hammond G
NJ Lyons X
Mrs Mary Morgan v
Mrs Mary Nj Moore d
George Murray j
Miss Maria Norbeck r
Robert Patton, U S N N
John Park-2 n
Wm Price V
P G Randolph G
Miss Sally RidgeIy i
Robert Reid
John ] Scott n
George s Shaw
I
WIN Taylor j
Miss Charlotte 1enni. n
son =
Henry Tyler y
Miss Ann lyman +
Mr. Terrett
w
VIM Wrenn il
WIN Walker N
Captain Westerfeld n
Miss Elizabeth Williams !
William Weston
DAN'l
Alexandra, sept 2--3t
Just Pub
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
LIST or LETTERS

R.,uainin. in the Post Office Asrandri0 D. C. on the
lat of SEPTEMBER, 1883.
az Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say rnrr Hnr ApvrRTIskD or they may not
oef them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
Crushed Loaf Sugar, SC.

= barrels English Loaf Sugar, crushed, very suPe
" nor article
10 bags Tennessee Live Feathers. Por sale.
ing31 SAMUEL d, LARM0UR u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02

Monument 10 Lieut.. .Alen.-The citizens uf
Hudson have erected monument to the memory
pf Lieut.. William Il. Allen, late Of that city,
who was killed BY pirates, in 1922.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
blackstone Sheetings.

An BALES brown sheetings
~ cases blesched shirtings. For sale BY
aug3I A. C. CAzENOvE d Co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

of Fort Towson, from this place, as it Is supposed there arc still baud lurking in that vicinity. The Commissioners can do nothing more in the matter than di rect tic Intercourse Law, which is plain, on this suhject, to he carried into eaeot--tfat is, demand the stolen goods of the Indians, and, II they refuse to surrender them, to report the matter 10 the War department, that the proper steps may be taken, 10 SC. cure indemnity the party injured. an sorry to say. that the 0sages lave been very troublesome iately--very little be- hind ihe Pawnees and Kimanchecs.
 .sThe Commissioners are now in the midst of tlfe Cherokee and Greek treaty, for the pgrpese of establishing their l,oiia- daries i,rust we shall gel through in tw 0 or three days. and that the dispute about the lines, existing between these tribes. wiil be adjusted in srch manner, as nns only to gralify those who have already eIni- grated, but also to induce the removal o the whole of the nations still remaining east of the Mississippi. Yoa are aware that this is matter oi deep and absorbing interest to the Govcrnment, and the ad- justment which we hope to make will be received with much satisfaction by the Go vernment and the States interested"
 IGAzETTE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

elusive of aIl on ship-hoard noi cleared 3ist ultmo, stock ol' 7s,4I1 balcs.--- There has been re sulai business done. thls week, including portions oI every description, at former rates, which we continue to quote, except that oi very inferior quality, whichhas been reduced ] cent; ranging now from St to 9 cts. per ID. Among the sales oi the week. We notice particularly the following. viz: 2000 bales at 9a, 1000 at lo4, 20 ila cents per lb.,sli Louisiana and Mis- sissippi; and a sale, 200 bales of Tennessee, at Q! ccnts per 10.
 Sugar is in very limited demnnd, and that confined to Western eounlry-tl an of good quality is selling at former rates, VIZ; on nplantation 5 Ga cents per lb,
 Inferior is very dull, and does not com.
 mand so good q price as formerly. .uolqsses.~ s.~-On plantationt demand is brisk aad price steady at lo cents per gallon; in the city 2a cents is the gem cral rate on the Lcvee. casks included. 1obacco.-There is very good ir- quiry and fair demand for the article at
 the rates last quoted, xiz: 2s, B. and 4 ceris per lb., for crossed, second and
 first quality.
 flour.-The arrivals this week d,
 mount to 75aa hh!s-tAa defnsisaa Is Is
 very dull, and holders are anxious 10 sell at S4 75 per bbl., which we quoie
 asked; but buaers refuse that rate, of. Icring but Si 50.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
|, Senate

L, Senate,
 JAy. li.-'fr. T1rroN submitted thc following resolution.
 Resolvel!, That the Committee on the fusslic Lands be instructed to enquire into the expedicncy ofresising and con tinulng in force, for oae yese, from the lst of April next. an act granting pre- enptiahs 10 settlers on the public lanas, passed the 2eih May, 1890, iil all cases where the settlers on the public lands were not enabled 10 avail themselves of the benefits of the above mentioned act, in consequence of inc line dividing any of the States, CT any State and rerrito- Y not having been designated and cs- tablished: or in cases where the SIT yey of the public lands were not com. pleted, and in cases where tue lands we're surveyed and attached to some land districts.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

Copy of letter to the Editor, from Col.
 S. c. STAMBAUGH, Secretary of the
 Board of U. $. Commissioners for set
 ting differences &c. among the west
 ern tribes of Indians, dated
 E q Fort Gibson, Feb. 5, 1899.
 aDEAR SIR-An express arrived at this place yesterday, from Fort Towson bring ing the intelligence, from the Command ant of that post, that very $ rious out rage has been committed by party Of Osage Indians, in Miller county, Arkan- sas Territory. Mir. Simkins. who is re- presented as very respectable citizen, has sustained damages, isi tie loss of pro perty, to the rmount of nearly two thou sand dollars and several other houses have been plundered. Parties of Osage Indians have been discovered within few miles of this place, within the last ten days, approaching this country from the di- rection of K ed river, loaded with articles of clothing. hedquilts, knives, spoons, and variety Of fmercLandise, answering to the prepests stelen As the depredating h. dians used violence, in driving families from their homes, and killed and drove off number of cattle, it is supposed a military force will be sep. in'the direction