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New Goods-SeDt. IS.

NTEGEHABLt. ROUGE. IAN rxqnl,i,'
Y Ar ct" tor cnrIch'ng tho gov at TN
check. ihl- buan,i!ul cnsinrlic ntcpata'lru
: - NJ al tunes tn,nd place al the fash
'"nnb'r i"licl. u Is an innocent. yet pow
"rfnl auxiliary where circumstances hav'
rendered assistance cXpcdlcni. 1t Is free
from any n"XlnuS ingredient aud eu'lrrly
innocent caIcnIatcd Ia create n,.w b"au'I",
where beauties were before; Ia add trrsh-
ness To the check whichcarr or Illness may
have rendered angnrd; aud IN place of the
Idly I" plant the Rrse;' n>l received at
the Variety Shop.
p,>CDonS e. Rnr>su,rp
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RusseU's Celebrated
Salt Rheum Ointment.

THIS is unqurs'l"nably the best ana
safest remedy ever yet offered to III" rnb.
hc for that obstinate disorder SALT
kIIEUN. Where other mcauS have fail
ed. II has succeed. d. and the fact that II
has been ,Xten-lvcly used by cmincut
rrnc,iloners sprnk> C, lumos III lis praise
l. Is cQnallv flicacpou| III all diseases OF
me SKIN, rug worms and the most inr"i".
rate Ilch. &c. &c. Numerous certificates
mght be ,b,a,ncd bat the proprietor
chnnscs that fair rial should be the only
evidence ofl's superior efficacy.
Price SO cents box.
A fresh supply j. ins' received and Tor
sale bv J g. J. II Peek g. ca Dr. Moody
l.alhrop g. Po'wln BnrIlugt"u-.S- II. Barne
Eharlo'tc-M llu!l Ilun">b"rgh -On'on
IL Strong. 6. e. W. l.. Parker Hum lng'"n
Il Whalc Vrrgcnur--Sk, f Il Ln"sey
thrck'bnfv green lamrn llnmlIion. p,
fletcher Jrr,cn-D. b. Wilson. $. Is.
J fletcher E,srX-D. & w. Carrcn,'r
Wat, rbnry aud with The Druggists generality
lirnugh"nt the United States. and al
Nhnl" nv WIN G. $ mre"n 81 Go B"-'""
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
DIMPROVED
ROTARY STOVE.

TUNHE Subscriber would just say 10 the
A public, that he has received large
quantity of the Impressed Rotary sbre, OF
different sizes aud will keep them CONSTANT
~ on hand n, his Store. NORTH side OF
Court House Square.
Also, Parlnr. Box and other cook Stoves.
of different Patterns.
Also, seco d hand Stoves TO sell or Kent,
cheap-also Pipe, stove trimmings, &c.
would here remark tina, in consequence
of the rapid sales that attended the lInprov
cd Rotary Stove the last season, it was I'M
possible to manufacture them SO as to sup
ply over one half of the calls; but the pub
lie may be under no apprehension on that
poin, Ibis season, as have over four times
The amount now manufactured, that ] had
last season at This time, so that people from
distance NAV come without fear of dsap-
poin,ment. here omit long list oi Re.
concentrations, believing that the lmprov'
ed Rotary Stove has been sufficiently test
cd. to recommend itself IN this vicinity.
| The improvements that we have made
upon the Stove for the last season are val
liable; we now make The fire Plate nearly
three times the weight of those last year
and turn the friction Rollers on winch the
cap rests, and various other improvement 5
not necessary TO mention.
Tho Stoves arc Cast at the foundry ,o
John ID. Ward, and from the best SEQ CT
and Monk,on Pig, and are not surpasFeH, T
eoualIed, for smoo,hness aud beauty ct I'M
ish in this section of the country.
Mr.. have recently seena few stoves
in This vicinity called Improved Rotar,
Stores, tina, have no friction rollers unde
the can. bat turn upon pivot in the same
rornnr Tin, frs, 6xc5 mine; but ultel
using mine in tina, shape one year, ionn'
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Russe1I's Vegetable Bilious
PILLS,
nD E1 MIR Y DJIYSTC

FOR general use in caseses of Jaundlcc,
morbid senslbll'y of the stomach and bow
els, loss of appetite. iG'id breath, cos'lve'
ness. Piles. aud all diseases arising from
hillary dcrangemen's.- also tor correcting
the state OF the blood, and cleansing the
system of'nul and v,scd humors. These
pills are mild calliartic, producing neither
ra,ns nor gripping, and are therefore val
liable and highly approved mrc'c'ne, and
are pronounced as such by the most dis
lngu,-hcd rhyslcians.--Each box c""-
tn,njuu So PIll- Pic" 81 9 cents n box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
RusseIl's Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe ointment is SAID 10
he superior to any NOW in use, for that DIS
nptecable aud loa, hsome discase,ihc ITCH
This ointment is so certain IN It's opeta''nn
hat no person troubled with the above
disorder ought not to be without it. 1t Is
a remedy for culaneous cruptlons, scoron'-
ic affeciious OF the head. or any other
breaking out which arises from sharp IN
mours in the blood. Price % cents box.
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New GoOds-SeDt. 8.

NOMPOUND Chlorine Tooth Wash.
" the discovery Of The chloride of Soda g.
us uses by Labarraque of Paris, was an adj
dulon to the resources of medicine Oft he NJ
most importance as a rallzlng agent. To
counieract at once the principle of decay.
wtrich commencing impcrccp'ibly, slnwly
gathers strength, and finally destroys, is
the important service which can be derived
from he use Of chloride Of soda. when ad
mlnls,ercd with skin and care; tho dlscas-
Us of he teeth being, m the great ma JOINT"
uf cases, the result of neglect, and gr--tt
uai accumulation of the principle above
alluded to. il became obvious. from tbs,
earliest experiment, that the chloride was
the proper remedy, and preferable to pow.
ders, den, rifices, & C. Of whatever kind or
pfetension. BY a chemical ANALYSIS it viii
be found tina, the greater part of the chic
rice compounds SO extensively in use, do
not contain particle of The chloride OF
soda, on the agency of which their efficacy
must necessarily depend The article here
advertised is confidently offered 10 the ex-
animation If the public, as possessing in an
eminent degree. the virtue oc nenrraz,np
all That is offensive in The mouth and breath,
removing soreness and spnnorness of the
gums. destroying the tainl of tobacco. or
any other rffluvla from whatever cause
In short, tins preparation will be found q,
Justify the various cnmmendaiorv notices
aud recommendations II has received, whore
ev r II has been mi reduced. Jus, received
aud for sale NJ the Variety Shnp.
PANGBORN & BRiNSMAID.
SpDtpm Il I236
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Wool & Butter.

NllE Subscribers will pay Cash for
l. Good Clean Fleece Wool, delivered
AT their Sinrc in Church Street They
will also pay Cash for Good Butter at Que
shilling pr. pound.
LOVELY & ABBoTr.
Burlington Sept. 18Th 1886.
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Ash Timber.

WANTED for III" n.e ct the W''"r, 1t
w pairu, Dlork Nils. aud To BE- drIIv
Grad -, th,, ,--;,.hl,.b,n.. ~ III" Cunrsr at
he ensuing winter. til" following descrip
r,nns of Whlc A-h Plank. sawed 1" til"
y,vrn Dimensions. square edged, sound aud
free from knots. shakes ar hear, wood
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VESTS PATE>T CHLORINE
COSM ETC and PILLS

NOR Rngworms, SaIlrh"um, Scald
II head. aud all Curancnus E'npl'"ns
This article is not thrown into market IRE
mn-t patent medicines. backed by SOM
half dozen fictitious certificates but y
comes respectfully and honestly 'cc"m'ncn
ded, aud is. we verify believe, all that !
claims to be; and as such, it j. offered T.
the public, by J. & J. II. PECK q Go,
Sept. 1885 Agent. for The Patentee
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LYMAN e. Cole

III AVE received an cxicnsiveassorimen;
IL of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
comprising Blue, Black, Blue black. Olive,
cIaret, brown, invisible green. drake neck,
polish aad other shades Of green Broad
CLoTus.
Black, b'ue fancy strip'd, checked, plaid,
royal rib'd, vic,ornc and buck skin CAss1.
MEREs.
Plain. checked, and striped Sa,inetts.
Heavy mild Cloth, Pilot Cloth, Peters
ham and Mohan Coating. The above en-.
braces very extensive assortment, of this
description of goods, and are worthy the
attention Of gentlemen.
rich variety Of VEsTtNGs. Including
Heavy black, aud blue black. Silk Velvet
vesllng. Figured aud striped do. Plain.
plaid and striped Silk do. Dark Velvet
Valentla. Tollinet and Cashmere do.
WOORSTED STUFFS.
French, German and English Mernos.
A few pieces dark figured Merinos. Gro
de Nap nnd Crane do. Merno Crrcassians
and Bombazelle Morcer and Damask.
German Goats Hair Camb,ots. Encl;sl,
and imitation do Brochclas and Princet.
Ia. German Rag WorsIeJ. White. scar.
let. and mixed knitting wors,cd Clouded
wooden yarn, silk fl 'p &c. Black. blue
black, brown, green and drab Bombazincs
Morino Trimmings Blond and Bobpeite
Edglngs, Inserting Lace, &c. Merno
ShawIs and Handkerchlcfs. Gloves and
Hosiery. A splendid assortment Of
stills. -/
Black, and blur black Gro de Swiss and
Gro de Rhine. fgnr'd and plain do. Col
orcd aud nlad Gro de Naples. Sewing
Silk and Twist. Silk Cambets and Pom
gees. Printed and PLAIN Shallys.
| A great variety o. French and English
SAl1SSlS.
having been bought by 'ne case, will be
sold very cheap. A raro'v If
:EJN'D Artielfs,
i Rich Fancy down Scart-. Fur Tippcts
fancy Colats, Indies fancy SIX Crava's
Tamhoatd and Frcnch worked Caprs AVID
C"larS, Shsv Ildkr- aud Shawls. Sew.
r01 six d. Figured Silk Grape, Gauzc,
aud other Fancy !l,"dkc,rhrr'..
DOMESTIC GOODS
C"''o" Sh+"iIng. S'lrllhg. bench'd do.
Can'"o FtanntIs. Drilling Tck. Wuddlny
Baf's, Wmkng and Cotton Yarn.
S NJ %.
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Harvard University.

VNHE Medical Lectures in Harvard u
l. University will begin at the Ma-sachu
sets Medical College IN Mason ST. Boston.
the first "Wednesday in November next, at
Ia before 9, A. nj. and will continue three
months. For one month after the end of
he course. lectures will be delivered IN he
College, and the Dssecrlng Room will b.
open to such students as may remain. with
ont additional fee. Such students ina,
also attend the Practice of the Massachu
sets General Hospital
Anatomy and Operations in
Surgery, DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, DR.. Webster.
Ma,era Melca, DR.. Bigelow.
Midwifery and Medical Jurs-
prudence, DR.. Charming
7 Principles of Surgery and Gin.
ical Surgery, DR.. Hayward.
Theory and Practice ofPh,sic, DR.. Ware.
Clinical Lectures will b. delivered as
usual on The cases in the Massachuse,l :
Genera Hospital.
NEW DTSSECTING ROOM.
A new Dissccllng Room Is nov building.
and will be finished before the Lecture,
begin. II will occupy all the vacant land
east Of the Modlcal College. Every care l.
taking to make tins important part of the
medical school as perfect as possible. -
hat II may furnish to the SUDDEN, nmph
! facilities TOR prosecuting his Ana'omlca
studies. The legal cnaclmcnls of Nh
state. so literally and so wisely framed
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied Il
! the accomplishment Of their important "b
lecls.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
Boston. July. 1886
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September %, 1886.

September %, 1886.
IN ps. zupr. Goats Hair and Grape
AV Camblets
10 do sup. Italian Gro de Swiss an'
Challv Silks.
6 Dog pairs Ladies sup. Goat skin ant
Kid Gloves.
do Ladies Dawn Tippets, new
article for evening Dress.
do Boys CIoih Caps.
90 ps. Rich Chln'z Prints, dark cnlo,s.
HEAVY Buck skin Gloves and Ml'Iens.
Lace Buttons. French marking Cotton,
Fancy Dress Handkf, &c. &c.
lust received and for sale by
LATiROP g. POTWIN.
Scp,omhnr %
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New Goods. Needles.

Saddlers, M,Iener.', Harness, Darning.
Knitting, Glovcrs. Becdings, Assorted q
common sewing Needles; of Hem'ning q
Sons Manufacture, just reed at the Varic-
" Shop. PANGBnRN g. BRiNsMAlD.
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Medcalf's Patent Compound
Oil for Painting.


A perfect substitute for Linseed Oil for all
kinds Of Painting. is offered to the public by
the subscribers with the fullest assurance of
its utility. J, is now about eight years since
it was brought TO its present state Of perfec
ton, and during that has been extensively
used & tested in every way which Linseed Oil
is used for painting. for inside and outside
house painting. on brick and on wood, and
for coaches, slgus, boats &c. As for spreads
ing aud drying for inside work it is not sur
passed and iur boGy, and durability IN situa-
tons exposed TO the sun and weather. it is
warranted far superior To the best lnsccd
Oil and being hight colored renders it prefer
able for white aud all other delicate colors.
One orlhc frs, painting establishments in
this CITY of more than twenty years standing
say in their certificate " Having used Med.
calls Patent Paint Oil do certify that more
surface and better painting ran hc done per
gnlon than when mixed with pure ! inscrd
Oil. THIS oil iorm> combining substance
when mixed with pure Leads that drcs nni
dcrnrnppsc and rub by exposure To- HE sun
and by experience of Two years. we are Hn,.
ran'rd in saying that painting done with This
oil. will stand the weather much longer. aud
remain nninpaircd. when printing done in the
usual way will not, and ior oil cloths. we think
ii surpa>srs every thug that we ever used"
john y Fa,>,ii ha, purchased he righl Ia
make and vrnd the "i'ntcnl Compnurd Or
in the following States. VIZ: prnnSvIv lnia
NV York, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connec
,lcui. New Jersey, South Carolina. Ohio
Michigan, Illinois aud ludiana aud raul ms
all persons. against any infringement, asc every
offence will he mel iih rigorous prosecution
The price of the "Pa,cnt OIL" will be ono
Ouatir IN less than .iu.ppd Oil. III is warrant ct
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Wanted.

SOC IJs Sheep Gay Clotl-200 lhs
wv wooden Knitting Yarn, aud 1000
pairs Wooden Socks in cxcharg" for goods.
Sept -, Lyman e. COLE
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Utility.

YENIIE public are hereby informed that
Il the subscriber has invented certain
new and useful machinery for manuiactur.
100 starch from pota'nrs, and has applied
tor a patent Ia secure his right Ia The same;
and that he is making sad machinery al
his shup IN Jericu. in the state al Vermont.
The object of SAID machinery is more eff c
tnally t" separate the small stones aud
gravel from the potatoes IN the process oi
Washing and IN he process of grinding !"
reduce the potatoes To more p"rhci pnlp.
by winch a larger quantity OF starch will b"
"b,ained than by he usua method. Starch
manufacturers are invited Ia call and see.
SYLVANUS RICHARDSON.
Jerico, June 80, 1886.
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,Hfnv be used in Wine or Water.

TNUESE cclIcbra,rd hi,,ers are compos-
IL cd purely OF vegetables of the most
innocent yet specific virtues. They arc
recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions, cleansing the stomach
and increasing the appe'lle-a'so proven
,a,ive against the cholera mnrbus. fever
and sguc, removing nausea, vomiting
heart burning. weakness in tho breast
pain in the stomach and other symp' oms o,
ha,uence and indigestion. One box WI
,;nc,ure one pallpn. Price 25 cents box
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
Valuable Snlyc.

"OR Wo,uds n,ui.,s mr. So,o. 81 ,.d
n kind. even inns. winch b,,c L,,,, h,c,
,rnuhles,mc. AN immediate. c,,ro far R,,r,. ci
Sculd. Sal, Ehcum Chained II .uds and ,ho
hest ,h,uu that have eve, ku,wu u.nd far
Sure Ewes. tits also good for ,h, ST Au,hr.
MES Fire or Ifrcripolns, had child very
much afflicted with il: opplcd monv limo.
bn, TO no effect un,,l made use of NV Salvo.
winch cured her in one dav bv ,ubbiny i, nm
The patts affected Iu fact il NAV he uscd ia,
every Ih,uu OF a sore nature to rnod cti,c, an,
with ucricc, safety. and no fatu,tv ouoh,,n fl,
without il, |, would be round very u.,cul nm
board % Steam Boats. or vessels o, any kind
where accidents may houpeu c.ucci,l,v .,r.b
as Scalds or Buns. for where apul,cd. draws
out the" pain immediately aud heal, the wound
quicker lhanany thing else ever knew used
Ia case If sickness WHOM .pnrsuus ars .uder
Salvc is the best application which can be
made after the lcS are removed. If YOU
wish TO have i, draw mnchsrtead the plaster
thick if TO heal Immediately, spread II very
thin on linen: you need no other applica.
,lon. Prepared and sold by n. RUIHE{
FORD. Burlington, VI. Price IL g cents
per cake.
This NAV certify TO all that il may concern,
that have for about tw" years past, made use
of 4. Rnthcrnrd'- heal all Salvr, in my fam
lily. and consider /, preferable TO any salvc
have ever known manufactured; lis utility
will apply 10 fresh wounds, old sores, sore
eyes, scads and burns ELwonD Inl>H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18
Young Cattle.

o. HEAD Of two year old ca''ie for SAT-
ZF by HlcKrK & CATLIN.
Sent o.
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FURS.

lust received on assortment of fine
- Over Sen Caps. Hair Seal do Also
Blk. and Grey Fur Capes. Fur Ties, &c.
LEMUEL CURTts g. Co.
October 81 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-18

Wanted, one thousand WHITE ASH
LOGS--'hc standard log To be % Inchc-
diameter and fourteen feet long. sound and
tree from knots or shakr>--'n b. delivered
NJ The Mil during the ensuing winter, or
AT 'hc wharf at Burlington in HE month OF
May. 1887. GUY CATLlN.
Burlington, ~. oh Sept. 1886.
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Ladies' Shoe Store.

NNHE subscriber has ust opened. next
4 door east ofSmith & IIarringlon's Book
Stcre in College street, Shoe Store, prnci
pally composed of Ladies'. Misses and Chi
dren's Shoes of all kinds and sizes. II ar
Engagements (reccntly made with an extern
svc house in New York; are such as will
enable him to sell at prices which he conf
IDENTITY believes will be satisfactory 10 all who
ma, be disposed 10 extend to him their pat,
ronare. ID A. BRAMAN.
RunLINGTnN. July 90. 1898.
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University Of PrnnsylraMi"'
MEDICAL DEPARTM EMIT.

MEDICAL DEPARIME N J..
VuyHE mex, course Of Lectures will com
l. mcncc on Tuesday. November the
first. aud be continued under the following
arrangements
Practice of Medicine Nathaniel Ch,rnlan,M n
Chemistry Robert 'la,e' no
Suryery William Gibson. do
Anatonv VIM. L Homer, dn
lu.,c,u,.. ,G Medicine Samuel Jackson, do
M,,eri, Ncdica George u N"od Ito
Midwifery Hugh l.. Hodge do
Lectures on Clinical Medicine aud Sur.
gerry are delivered ai the Pennsylvania
i5u-unai anu u. ,ne Inir.0. cat
(Blockley) .ho.
The wh"le amount OF fees Is ~ same a.
heretofore pad, w.thsianding the aug
men,a,ion in the number of Profrssorsh'p-
and Improvement IN The conr,c OF 'n-truc,
ton. w. z. HORNER. M. ID.
Dean of Medlcal Faculty.
Philadelphia, July 20'h. 1886.
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September 1886.
all Goods at the Variety-shOp

WYE are getting in our Fall Goods, all
w things necessary to keep our assor,-
ment in good order; Watches, Clocks.
pcriumety, Tea.po Military Goods, Cas-
tors, Jewerv, Stocks, Collars, linen and
satin Bosoms Lamp wicks, Toys. and an
endless variety of Fancy articles. All per
sous are invited to call and look at them al
the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRlNsMAID.
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New Goods;
MOTH CIL.

GTRAYED from he subscriber light
~ red COW mlddhns ~, wl'h tho end.
OF lie horns sawed 1T Whncvnr will give
information where she may be found shall
be handsomely rewarded,
JONATHAN HART.
GnrlLnn,nn SOM. %
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This day rec'd-price so cts.
New Establishment.

yuyHE subscriber respectfully informs The
L public and his friends g'nera'ly, thu,
he has taken the store recently occupied
bv Mr. John Abbott two doors south OF his
old shop. aud has just received from New
York q well selected assortment OF
Ladies Boots g. Shoes, Misses,
ard Childrens'. &c.
Of all kinds and descriptions. lie has also
on hand and is now manufacturing from the
best materials Gen,emens' thin Boots,
Shoes and Pumps; thick Boots. SHOES ana
Broqans. In shor, every article IN his ''n'
made on shor, notice, and as cheap as can
be afforded Cor cash or short approved Gre
dit, aud all rips mendcd gratis,
N. B. Wanted Immediately two or three
first rate Journeymen Boot Makers 10 whon ,
The highest wages will be paid land constant
employment. ~ D. H.
burlington, Aug. ~, 1886.
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YTYr WABDo
STOW les.
New Goods.

4 n extensive assortment Of Fan & Win.
IA Ter Good-, of all The usual varieties
kept in the country-jnsr Reed & tor sale
by II. DOOLITTLE.
Sept Is.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24
1vnTAN uOSTILITIES.

Col WHITE. of Florida, arrived in this city
Yesterday, and departed in the steam packet tor
Washington Hlving obtained an appropriation
Of 4 million of dollars to carry on the War, no
had set out for flying visit to Florida. Learn.
inu at Augusta that the whole militia force was
diSbandcd, and no new lcvies called for, the &C.
neral in 'ssummer quarters" luSuriating in the
refreshing sea breczes of St. Augustine, and Flo
rida about to bo dcsolatslR he has called OIL the
Governors of South Carolina and Georgia, TO
send mounted men to the Florida line, and to Tai.
lahassca, to prevent union of the Creeks and
Scminoles, and to save that beautiful region from
rapine and conhagration. The government have
an awful account of ofrespopsibility to the country
for this most disgraceful Indian and servilo war.
Tallahassee is healthy country for military
opcrations in summer. Abundant supplies can
be had from New Orleans. We hope these States
will not wait for the formality of rcqulsitlon
from United States officer. The whole South
must sec that this war IS terminated speedily.
Col. WHITE saw and conversed with the pas
sengers who arrived at Augusta, the night before
from Columbus. There is no longer doubt OF
general Creek war. Fifty famii:Hs are report
ed to have been murdered, and 2OoU people 10
have fcd to Columbus for protection.
The state of the frontier is most disastrous.
There are not 500 effective men between the
Creek and Seminole lines, and all Florida will be
devastated, ifthe Governors Of South Carolina
and Georgia do not send mounted mon to the
Florida line and to Tallahassee.
Charleston Courier.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24

oke, was set on fire by the Indians, and
burned; not n soul escaped, rexcept the
engineer. The town of Roanoke was at
the same time fired and burned Sto ashes.
The citizens were forted in, and we believe
no lives were lost.
P. s. We are Informed that a contest
is now going on between Col. SPivY's com.
pany Of mounted Volunteers, and q party
of Indians on the Alabama side of the
Chattahoochee. A sharp firing has been
heard within the last hour and no doubt a
severe battle is now being fought.
An express was sent to Talbot county,
this morning by Maj. Howard, ordering
Regiment from that county. Also a Bat
talon from Harris county-should these
troops come, they will afford us great assis-
tance.