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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
WILLIAM MAYOR,
WILLIAM DONALDSON.
THOMAS CARSKADON.
October 8, 1885.
Il Negro at AuctioYa

2 Y virtue Of a decree of the Cir
u D cult Supsrior Court of Law and
Chancery, for Hampshire coun-
ty. l will, ON Monday the slst dag
q October instant, sell, before the
Courthouse door, in Romney, a val
liable
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
A List of Letters,

Remaining 10 the Pest Office at Moore
field, Va, on the frs! day Of Octo-
Der, 1886, which If not taken out
before the first day OF January next,
will be ssnt to the General Post Of
fee as Dead Letters, via:
James Brooks Augustin Holtz man
Michael Break Abraham Hutton
Gabriel Bradigum George Harness 81
William Cunning Bryant Jefferson
ham John James
George s. Cunning John Lorentz
ham John Linthlcum
Jesse Cunningham To Vender of Me-
William IL. Cum dicine
bingham 2 John Mcdowell Jr.
jacob Clifford 2
Clerk of Hardy Michael Mause
Nancy Davis John Mullin 3
John z. Divinney Mary r. Naylor
lseac Dasher josiah RenHlck
Thomas Fletcher Jacob RohIbaugh
William Fisher Jam es Roberts
Samuel Foster Peter Smith
George Feather William Seymour Z
William George John Seymour
Joseph George Felix Seymour
George C. Hsrsess Adam Stump
0 David Spohr
n. PUaH, P. nj.
MooreHeld, Oet. 8, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
FAIL AND WINTER
GOODS.

1r6At patDH n3VS ueeD taken IN their
selection of GOODS, as it regards
quality, style, and cheapness and
they can say with confidence, they will
offer them on as fair terms as they can
be had in this section Of country. Their
stock consists in part Of the following
articles, viz: -
| Super Blue, Black, Brown,
Grey. Drab, Green, Dahlia and LAWS
IDLE Cloths. common, do. do. not to be
purchased cheaper than they will sell
Green Pelisse ditto; Super Blue,
| Black and Drab double milled Cussi-
! mere, fancy striped and chseked Buck
skin do. (frst rate (; striped, checked,
| and plain Cassineits, from SO cents
up /; Woolenetts and Flushings !; Blue,
| Green, Red and White Maekinaw
| Blankets, Saddle and Rose, ditto; Su-
| per Swansdown, Toiline,, Plaid Val
| encia and Silk Vestings, black and fan.
cy cut Silk Velve,s, cut Tabby ditto |;
| ready made Silk Vests {; French, Eng
! lish and German, 81 very cheap, Me-
rinoes' Of various colours, Circas sians
and BombaEet,s; Worsted Gro de
Maps, a new and splendid article for
| Ladies' dresses red, white, green and
yellow Flannels, Canton di,tos Super
plain, checked, and figured Gro de
Naples Silk black mstioni Lustring
ditto (; super plain and Agured White
Satins; Plaid Silks; Gro de Naples and
Jacquart llandkerehisfs Tbybet, Va.
lencia, Tarlern, German, Chaly, Prss-
sian, Bagdad & new style cashmere
Shawls, Csc. &c. &c.
Together with general assortment Of
War0iuare, GDsma,
Glasswae, Stonepare, Tn
scars, Wood,care, and
u IL Z e n s w q RI 8
Super Black and White FUR HATS,
Russia Tablet, and Wool do, all siz-
es and qualities,
SEAL AND FUR CAPS,
from rs cents to $40 90. A very
large assortment OF
SHOES AND BOOTS,
Ladies' French Morocco Shoes, Seal,
PrunelI do, Misses 6 Childrsn's do,
and a supply of fresh CONFEC-
TlONARY, and (6rst rats)
e. r. o C q r. Q g,
all of which they will sell at very
small advance. Purchasers in search
Of good bargains are invited to call
and examine their stock. We take
this opportunity of returning cur sins
care thanks to this generous public for
past favours, and most respectfully
request q continuance Of their patro-
cage.
JNO. MCDOWELL, Jr. Sc Co.
MoorefelA, Oct. /, 1886.
e. Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Flax
seed, Timotbyseed, Rags, Feathers
Tallow, Good Bonds, Bank Bills and
Tom Banton's Yellow Jackets, ia
ken in exchange for Goods.
AID r. 21 ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
CaI4 attU GIGnter
g. q d I'D 9

Selected with much care, all which
he is determined to sell at such prices
as cannot fail to please those in search
of bargains. He returns thanks for the
very liberal encouragement he has re-
ceivad from a generous public, since ne
commenced business 10 Romney; and
hopes by unremitted exertions to please
he shall meri. continuance Of their pa
tronage. AS usual, all sorts of country
produce taken in exchange for goods.
Romney, Sept. II, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15

Tue the \Tener5l OSt OIIlce IS Dehu
Letters, viz
James Allen John Kabrick
James M Alban Peter KessIer
! Charles Barnes Henrietta Kelley
william Bryan Joseph Kcrnes
ohm P. Blue 2 Major Long
Peter Bird Henry Liller
John Copsey Samuel Lafimore
Sarah Cross Thomas Mcoreland
Charles Chamber g
| lain Rev, W. Monroe
Hugh Gravity VIM. b. Magruder
To the CLERK of Mary A. McCullogb
Hampshire Jacob Mlltslagle or
Fantton Curr his heirs or legal
Bees Cross Representatives
William Cherry Daniel Maloney
John DufFa Michael Miller
| Moses Everett 9 Pierce holland
Joseph Frazer William Powell
John Grim G. D. PaweIl
Christopher Heis.- Nathan S. Rogers
kell Q MnrtlDg Rem
John Hamilton Samuel RiDker jr.
John flaming William G.. Smoot
George Hartman jr. Mary Ano B. swler
John Hopson Mary Slaughter
Mary Jackson John B. White 2
John Junkns Geo. Warfisld
Robert c.. Kerche- William WEIGH
val George Young
THOMAS B. WHITE, P. M.
Romney, Oct. IS, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
A List of Letters,

Remaining in the Pos. Office at Rom
ney on the 1st day Of October, 1886,
which if not taken out before the LIST
day Of January next, will be sent to
the the General Pos. Office as Dead
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

At rules holden in the Clerks OGee
of the Circait Superior Court of
Lao and Chancsry far Hamp shire
sounty, the 1st Monday in Sep
tender, 1886.
Matilda Kyle, plaintiff, against
Hannah Barrett, widow of William
Barrett, formsrly Harriet Kyle, wild
ow of Robert Kyle, dec'd., John M +.
Waggonsr and others, defendants.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
|. Union School,
DJo1N1Na THE UNION MEETING HousE
Little Capon.

4 THE above named school being in
I'll operation under my snperinten-
Ience, ] am DESTROYS Of admitting into
3y family three or four Boarders, who
Hill experience every attention, which
De most anxious parent can deem re-
dnisite for their moral and intellectual
Improvement and domestic comfort.
THE location is, in every respect.
5sse eligible ;-the dwelling-house be.
6gsso conveniently near to the school
|buse.-The distance from Romney
bout seven miles, and from Winches
h r thirty six the sulubrity of air and
alter not surpassed ia any section of
buntry throughout Virginia.
CEnDrr pAnnIcnNI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
GEORGE PADDIsON.
TERMS.

pARp, PER ANNUM "a
he lish instruction. viz:-Reading,
Writing Arithmetic, Grammar
and Geography, \
1eek, Latin, French, Mathematics
and Astronomy, z
Hamp. co. Oct. IS, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
IN CHANCERY.

The defendants Hannah Barrett. Jamea
Kyle, Daniel Kyle. and jacob Swart and
Elizabeth his wife, not having entered
their appearance and givsn security &C
cording to the act of Assembly and the
rules Of this court: and it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country IT rs Or
pERED, That the said defendants do ap.
pear here on the LIST day ofthe April term
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lshed in Romney, for two months sue
cessively and that another copy be pos
led at the front door of the Court. house
of the said county of Hampshire. A
copy Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. c.
September 10, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
RDoneg 81 SmttD.

THE subscribers having associated
themselves in the
FORWARDING & COMMITS
sTON BUSINESS,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15
Splendid assortment =!
3 antl1ef 20. Dranu,'

Il Just receiving and is now opening
at his well known stand, opposite the
Court house in Romney,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-15

BLANKS for safe at This Office,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The following are the Ayes and Noes taken in the
House the 22I February, during the discussion in
laon to hosting the Flag Of The United States. Mr.
Parkcrs motion for adjournment made few mo-
mrnts a!t,r The presentation of the resolution Of Mr..
Taylor of Mddrsex After the withdrawal of his resol-
ton by Mr. Taylor MIR. Watkins offered the resolution
which will be found below. and Mr. Hunter Of B. moved
to lay it on the table. Numerous motions were made
during the discussion, but the ayes and only
taken upon the two to which have REFEREED
On Mr. Parker'S motion to udOurn.
.fycS-MessGs. Drummnnd, NJ Clintic Hunter Of B.,
llenslaw, Hale Of F., Smith Of Gloucester, Mullen,
Berry, Waggencr, Wiley, Cooke, Parker, Chaplne,
Masters, Harley Dclashnult, Je,t, Prcn,iss, Cunning
ham-lg.
Moes-Messrs. Banks, (spcakcr,) southall, Layne,
Wiley. Brooke, Wilson Of Botclourt. DrcamPs Turn
bull, Mallory, Booker Austin, Beuhrng. Daniel,
Samuel, Richardson, Johnson, Hill, Vaughan, Hun.
Ter If Esex, Ball, Smith of Fauqu;er Hickerson
Pfce, Strange, Sleger, Holland, Bowen, Watts. Wat.
klus, Hail Of c., Wethered, Darlington, Coleman,
Sloan, Nixon, HARRISON kinchce. Fon!alne Griggs,
Summers, Fleet, llnoe, Hays, Stratum, Beard, Harris,
itagsdale Tay"r Of VI & NJ, Rogers, Garland OF NJ,
Morgan, Chapman, nges, Sherard, Brown Of Nelson,
Fitzgerald. Almond, Adams III Coy, Swanson, Hopkins,
Carroll, Madison Morris, Williams, Narenev, Nicklin,
Dornan, Leyburn, Nlo1tlt, Conrad, jessie, NJ Mullen,
Bare Rinkcr, Crutchfeld, Moncurr, Gibson, Saunders
ID.
On .nr. Hunter Of BIS motion TO thy Gu the tuble:
.7ycs-Arssrs. Campbell, Pae: Hunter Of B., Hen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27
THE GOFER.rOR-.9ndh his Uhig Squire.

The decent Wing Of Richmond has poured lis vial Of
wrath upon head. What we for its abuse; AS
De Witt Clinton said-"We know precisely what its
opinion is worth" The means Of ample retaliation
in our hands, if we chose 10 employ them. We mi gi
seattle the motives and conduct Of its editor. What
ue set upon that mans opinions, who has
boxed the political compass-bce on every side Of
every qucslun-ater naely abused and praised
~ public character, from Clay and Adams Leigh and
Tazewell, through the whole gallery of pnrlras-lns
supported every candidate marvellous proper man
for the Presidency, from Clay down 10 " hte, whom
the Of the Wing weathercocks has pleased 10
indicate" no, one month, encourages Leigh 10 re-
sist Instructions and in the next, advises him 10 re.
sIgn-whois now playing game upon The people OF ilr
gnia TO nisead their judgments, and 10 affect the cleo
tuns-asserting facts which he must know to be untrue
and making calculations which he must know to be in
co,rcct-and moving Heaven and Earth to defeat an
election by the People, and throw the game into the
House Of Rcpescn tutivcs Ills is reckless The
scury Of his Essays disgrace TO the Pr0ss. Where
there such set of scbbcrs those who resort
TO its columns for The abuse Of high and honorable men
In what paper can be found and lberal IL
bel, as Junus in Wednesdays Whig'
The Wing Of yesterday charges It's with shaping our
IN order 10 secure the miserable Office winch We
hold This indeed with good grace from the Mes
senger who begged for employment from J. G. Adams,
before he vas sworn into ocr-ana afterwards pocketted
near $4,000 for going 10 Bucnos Ayrcs, by the way OF
Liverpool and London Bat enough!
The Wing throws out lis abuse, in consequence Of our
remarks on Governor 'lazewcs Message. Why did he
garbe them 1t was because he could not answer
ihrm-because they pointed out The Governors bubble
clearly, that no dspassonae man could deny 1.-THE
Wing repubishes only part Of the article. He denies
that the Governor is bound by the Constitution and
laws TO send the resoulionsand pleads the Cover.
nsrs Conscience as an excuse for failing 20 c6iiyc
the Legislature. If it be not his duty, how comes
it about that the Constitutions Of twenty-five States
are similar TO our own in this respect: IS none
of the Governors of these States bound TO act on the
resolutions of the Legislature? Has any Governor Of
this of any other State, refused before Ill 1t be
discretionary with Governor, the Legislature cannot
too look 10 it. How do they know. that a tu-
ture Governor will carry out their own Resolutions,
whether they relate 10 their Senator's their Engineers or
hat nut Has this Governor the Abolition Re-
slutions which run in the very same style, viz that he
be requested TO forward copy each Of our Senator'S
&c. and to the Executives OF the States of the Union,
"ich request" Sc, &C. Ess u vernon ~ carry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

CuanEspoSDISG Committees for the Fan Bnrcn tckct.
CubtN.-Dr. Benz amin Brown, john IlAnlcn, Solo.
mon ThornbuTgh. Daniel Love, Nathan Everett, Valrn
tine IlernGon, Col Thomas McAsIcr William Love,
Thomas l.. tIandIey, James W hite.
mpton.-George B. Cary, Thomas Ridley, jr.,
Samuel Dmwry, Samson Reese, Henry b. Vaughan
VIM. y. Nicholson, Jacob John Eeale, Nathaniel T.
Williams, >pratly Williams: Humphrey Drewry, jacob
Barnes, Lewis Worrel, Solomon Parker Edward Gland
James Clayton, Robert Drewry, Allen Edwards, Sam
uel Pond, Joseph Lenow, VIM Lawrence. James " ills
WIN. b. Hood, Jeremiah Willifmd Daniel W. Scnneous
Harrison Jnyrcr( The nbore List for Southampton ,oas
furnished by the Spccat Dfceutrs Jrom Tie county, but
ras "e'idcnaAy orrloOked by tic Secretary Of the Con"
rc ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27
COMMUNICATED.
Alta Court held for Buckingham county, the I'll day February

u T.T ~ III
At Court held for Buckingham county, the eth day o. February,
lSai:
Warrcs the Cour; and Bar have hcnrl with Profound regret the
death Of ILyS B,LIs, E"l, late th. Count,
evidence u tho high opinion they entertain for his
ed they the Xhe adherence
integrity NIL TRUTH accompanied with ur talents extensive
1ucnicn mr. dcrortCn, dc(Gn,ial, snrd ind
well OF his public services while Justice ofh county, which
h. ably and faithfully discharged and finally declined rc:Tn: the
allowed by law, nv
RrSG, That ih"y deeply dcpire the mrhnrny bereavement
that has deprived them Of Washable ior AMI cmnl"
nr society and aha, Testimony OF their for his
mud high admiration OF his character they will the
tuinnEy badge Ofmourninc TOR thirty days.
Rcsora hu these icou;inns b. eurrsd ny Tia. Clark the
Records this
Rrvrd, That they be communicated By l:c Clerk, the Editors
of,hc Rcmn Wing and Ennrc for publication, and Copy BIZ
cent o The iainily uithe deceased
y Cnpy-1rs;e, L. ELDR.pGE, C. D.. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

Corr'etonln tho notice vi Mr. Mcducas motion slii..
from the bill to Incorporate ;e ncLJufs cn9ssro Ru Road
the Enquirer ct Su,u'n, I.t,
tel III ruWciutm. The mcib he question M -
opposed lhr mu.luu
trra!u-ln aans the proceedings "i the House OF Delegae'
Oh Thursday Mr. lioruu, frl back The report
Cvumttrc 3l5emaIls "a
tested Elections slated that af SouhnI c
posed tho tho W. = declared us PeliSl
Willingness, that the .oiu houtI be adopted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27
RICHMOND MAEKETS-FEn. g.

Tuu.ctu- Breaks have Considerably increased-auc.
lion prices we'll sustained for qualities well suited for
manufacturing and stcnlsnng-ordinaTy descriptions,
}~ciaIly frosty and unlpe, haze given way % SO Cts
per luJ us
LLDIaRIIrs nave ':s1 large for sssssa Gay.
l.2. but holders generally ash 81.
WHEAr.-Supp!irs very modrrae-Rsd 49, Willie
81 80.
EAGWELl., SMITH s. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

The Convention of .7rkansnS, adjourned the Both
January, after adopting, with great Immunity, Consti
tuition and system g government t"r he State Of 7rkan-
c. F. NJ. N"and was elected the Messenger TO be
the Bearer Of the Constitution to ashnglon with
solutions from the Convention to lay il before Congress-
and request them to admit Arkansas "on equal foot
ing with the original States in the Union at early
,riou rs ticlbl. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

SHYLOCk, iurn-rly the property g." Thomas strger'
~ Esq, Will ,:.akr his next sehson i. ih"mas Ear
yey g. Cos stur in the county OF Charlotte and at Wal
krrs Church in the county Vi FRINGE Edward faIticr-
urs anL lvru.s wiN appeas in due season.
TIOS. Il. MARSHALL.
F.b B - -%)"'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27
AIAI{ItIA GES.

M,rti.d T., ia. I, a RoL Lilly, Major w. MIr
Fu..;a county, 10 L!iLep~th anu daughter VI
Sir Juha Jennings, oI Louisa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

The Directors Of the U. S. Bank have voted 10 Mr.
Bddle "scrriee IF pnte for his signal services in
Quoting and re.clar,pring the Bank. Nuah says lh1,
"he (now) has his (oot on the neck If his orpOncnts
What say We, citizens Of Virginia;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

Creeping on!-Thc Alexandra Gazette has letter
stating report, that application is about 10 BE- made
10 the Maryland Legislature for Tie establishment of
branch of the U. s. Bank in BditimYre, &c. Will they
try Eirninia next:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

The Montgomery Advertiser Of the 10Th declares
hcsatingy that Judge White 'can never get the vote
Of .7idGama.'
great Democratic Convention Of Connecticut met
at Hartford on the Eth inst and has organized for the
next Campagn.-Thry adhere with enthusiasm to the
Baltimore Nomination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-27

The Legislature of Mississippi have decided after q
long and animated discussion, that the \c,c Orleans and
.fnshrWc RoH R9nd. when it enters the State should
pass Enstof PenH Rrcr. The company was very desi.
rous Of locating il on The opposite side.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
From the Washington Globe.
LATER FROM EXICO.

Official despa ches from Gen. Gaines dated Camp
Sabine June 2S, 1886 communicate the intelligence
that the Mexican army at Metamoras, under Gen.
Urea, had been reinforced to the number of 900
men, and was on the 18th June, on its march, and
rapidly advancing towards Guadalupe Victoria. and
the head quarters of the Texan army. The motto
to which the Mexican army were sworn was EEK
termination to the Sabine, or DEATH"
Before receiving this intelligence, Major Sterling
c. Robertson had reported TO Gen. Gaines that two
men had been recently killed, and another wounded
on the waters Of the Navasolo, in Rober!son's col
ony. about twenty miles west Of Nacogdoches, by
the Indians of several different tribes, (Caddoes,
Kitchies, and others,) who had taken and carried
away several women md children of the families
Of the men killed.
Gen Gaines, considering that these recent acts
of hostility the part of the Indians were prompt
ed by their having been advised Of the large force
approaching heamoras, and By the expectation
that the Texans would be driven off and the coun-
try gwen to them, has called upon the Governors
ofKentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana.
each for regiment Of mounted gun-meu to co-ope-
rate with the regular force under his command in
GLIDING the four companies Of Dragons from Fort
Leaveworth.
IL was his Intention if he did not in the interim
receive satisfactory assurances that the Indians
upon our borders had no hand in the late murders
on the Navaaoo,to march 10 Nacogdoches as SION
as he obtained the immediate co operation of three
companies of Dragons and six companies of the
7th infantry at Fort Towson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

" 4 XICO

BY the chip Mexican we have received Nora Cruz
papers TO the Let July, add the D,srio del Gobcrro
Of the city OF Mexico of the 26ih June. Capt.
Kimbsll has brought on the rifle powder born, bull
let pouch, &c. of Col David Crockett given TO hun
by Capt, Davis Of the Mexican Navy who obtained
them from Col. BsdSurn Of the Mexican army
Came passenger IN the Mexican. Mr. Jos Henry
Sophn Of New Orleans, ore Of the nnmber who
escaped during the massacre Of Col. Fsnnng's
men.
The Daro del Gobcrno, Of the Goth June, con
ians an Official despatch from Gen. Fclisols, de-
failing the proceedings o. the Mexican army in
Texas, until Santa Anna's capture, the subsequent
proceeding under the convention for the evacuation
of Texas, concluded between Santa Anna and Pre-
sdent Burne, the adhesion given by Felsola to
this convention. and an account Of his retreat
from The positions he occupied IN compliance with
its srtscles. The documents are very long.
Under date the a5tb June the Mexican Seore-
tary at War writes TO Gen Felsola tina, he had
municaied his dispatches to the President Of Mex
leo al interim, and that their contents had excited
his profound Indignation. That he would be called
before a-cOurt martial TO account for not having
NAMED in positions which he had been ordered to
retain at every hazard, and Tor having obeyed the
orders Of the commanding General though he was
a prisoner. That the President ad interim will not
recognize the convention concluded at Velasco on
the l4,h May 1896, that between Santa Anna aud
President Burnet, the General who signed it having
no power to do so. That he expressly disapproves
as an attack the rights OF the nation, the title
of republic, given to an insurgent department Of
Mexico, and that Of President, to the chief Of the
insurgents. Ia conclusion, The Secretary orders
Gen Feliscla to surrender the command to Gen.
Urea, and to repair to the city of Mexico there to
answer for his conduct.
There does not appear yet to have been any
serious disturbance in any part Of the Mexican re-
public; though by various editorial remarks, the
public mind 10 very unsettled.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
From The Montgomery Ala. .4drerii,er.

About three thousand Indians left our wbaryes on
Thursday last, on board the steamboats, Lewis Cass
and Meridian, for their destined homes across the
Mississippi, under charge Of Lieut.. Barry, Of the
U. 5. Army.
From the inauspcious season Of the year, and
the crowded state Of the boats it is but reasonable
10 expect that the Indians will, the route suffer
much from disease. We look forward to such a
result, but hope fer different one.
Previous to the departure ofthe Indian, from this
place some days since many serious disturba noes
occurred. Upon the acquisitions Of the Governor Of
Georgia, preparations were making TO chain and
ietler some twelve " fifteen ofibese deuded wretch
es that there could be no escape, when one by a
sudden and energetic effort, succeeded in getting
from the grasp of those it, whose possession he was,
raised a hammer. and inflicted severe blow upon
the head Of one ofthe gusrds--gaye the war-whoop
and then took TO fght-be was Immediately shot
dead by Mobile volunieer.and another bayoneited
who died in few hours.
On the same evening three succeeded in esca.
ping from the guard--one was on Thursday brought
into town under srresi-snd while proceeding thro'
the street IN q wagon. TOOK a large knife cut his
throat and instantly expired Such is the despi
ton Of these beings rather than be given to the civil
authorities Of Georgia.