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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19
CERTIEICATES

|, Thomas Kent, of Oxford in the State OF
New Hampshire, certify that my wife has
been afflicted with the Rheumatism for ten
years. and for five years so lame as to use
cane in each hand and that with difficult
~, and was in extreme pain, and had rcsor-
ted to various medicines without relief.
at length in Sept. 1884, by the use of Reu-
ben Powers Medicine, she was 50 far re-
Iicved as to walk without canes, and is rs
tree from pain as most people OF her age,
which is II years.
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~ Office.

Z HEREBY give notice that have given
u to my son, Hiram Walker, his time, to
act and trade Tor himself; and that | shall
pay no debts of his contracting, nor claim any
OF his earnings after this date.
CALVIN WALKER.
WoIcott, March |, 1886.
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NKIIIL ALDKICH,
KEZIAH hLDRICH
ST. Johnsbury, Dec. ], 1885.

|, Nathaniel Hczleton, of Oxford in the
County ofGralton and State ofNew llamp-
shire, hereby certify that my son, William
Iazleton, aged II years, was two years
afflicted with Rheumatism in both knees,
was much or the time in extreme pain, the
knee Joint become considerably enlarged,
and he was sometime wholly confined to
the house, and having resorted TO medical
aid, without any relief, | was induced to
use Mr.. Reuben Powers Medicine, by the
Use OF which in three weeks, the pain and
swelling of his knees subsided and he was
restored to perfect health.
My daughter, Mary Ticr, of Thetiord, in
the State of Vermont, aged 26 years was
two years and a half afflicted with lame
ness in the Hip, which was much of the
time extremely painful. She was most
Of the time unable 10 walk step without
cutches. They applied to seven different
physicians who all decided her complaint
was Hip Disease. In Sept. 1884 after my
son was WE'LL | went TO Thettord, with
! Powers, and advised them TO obtain linn to
Doctor her They did, and in three weeks
she WAS able to walk without crutches:
and in ten weeks she was perfectly restor-
ed. do cheeriIIly recommend the said
Powers medicine to the public us in my
opinion, the most valuable medicine known
in such cases.
NATHANIEL HAZLETON.
LUCY HAZLETON.
December 9Th, 1885.
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N office.

4 have this day given and relinquishcd TO
" my son ALDEN &. WILLIAMS, his
time to act and trade Tor HIMSELF and shall
claim none OF his wages nor pay any debts OF
his contracting after this date.
LEMUEL WILLIAMS.
Barre, March 30, 1885
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

Every man in free country wants three
sorts OF educ ntion one to fit him for his
own particular trade or calling; this is pro-
iessional education another to teach him
ms duties as man and IL citizen; this is
moral and political education and tAird
TO fit him for his higher relations, AS Gods
creature d esigned for immortality; this is
religious c ducation.
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TRUTH.

We are bound to speak truth 10 our
neighbor; for the use and application of
speech imply tacit promise ottruth, speech
having been given us for no other purpose.
1t is not n compact between one private
and another; it is u common compact of
mankind in general, and kind of right OF
nations, or rather law of nature. Who
ever tells an untrulh violates this law and
compact kicoL.
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THOMAS KENT.
December II, 1885.

/, Keeiah .lldrich, of St. Johnsbury in
Caledonia County and State of Vermont,
aged 65 years, hereby certify that l have
been for fifteen years afflicted with fire.
quent attacks ofinilammatory Rheumatism
which has produced the most excruciating
pain, and at times rendered me entirely
helpless, have applied to number of ply
scians and used many medicines recon-
mended in such cases but without any ma
terial relief, and at length in November
1884, was induced to make use of MIR.
Reuben Powers Medicine, by The use OF
which experienced immediate relief, and
have never since had an attack Of Rheuma-
tlsm, but have in every respect enjoyed
better health than for many years before.
ARIEL ALDRICH,
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Inn, Lime !!0as, is past; thou canst not it recaIk
I'm, lime 49, thou hast; employ the portion SMALL
IL, lime future is not; and may never be:
Time present is the only time for thee.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

BLANKS for sale al This Office,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-04-19

Numb Palsy,
Lock Jaw,
e, Asthma,
Hydropt obia,
iConvulsive Fits or
e Nervous Affections,
Piles,
Ulcers,
IScalt-IIead,
White Swelling,
Ring Worms,
ITettcrs, and other
ICutaneous affections
Gorrowhoea,
Syhilis,
General Debility,
Consumptions,
Female Weakness,
complaints caused Ju
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30
itom mr. {RdriestoH tomi1 81 Way ~.
THE INDIAN WAR IN FLORIDA.

We have been furnished by u passenger in the
srlr. Hudson arrived Yesterday IN the allernon,
from lamp, Bay, witt, The following particulars
of an action foael1t on tine 27lh nj. befnrca u
party of 500 Seminelcs on ono land, and lie Rogi-
menl Of Alabama y olnntccrs and 4 portion OF he
l.. :. REGULARS on the other. The battle occurred
A. a place called Illontls,c, Ii miles from fort
Brookc. Tho troops engaged were The Regiment
Of Alabama Volunteers aud cjell Companies Of
pdc ih Regiment 1. :. Inl'ar,, and one Com
pany Of the ID Regiment l.. =. Attllet,, with one
field piece, consisting in all about 30 urn. Thj,
force was sent from Fort Brooke, Alabama, for the
purpose Of DESTROYING the latter fort, aud bringing
off the sick, wounded. and provisions. They LET
Fort Brooke on the 2btli nit. and reached orr Ala
hama on the following day. After securing the
provisions and stores, a quantity of powder was SO
placed in the magazine, tlnI IT would explode on
the opening OF the door. This done, the troops
commenced then return, and when about a m,le
aud a half distance from the Fort, heard Il loud re
port, proceeding no doubt, from the explosion Of
the magazine. Proceeding about ton miles further,
They found the dead bodies OF two ol tlielr men,
WHO had been missing the previous day one Of
lhe,c bodrc, W. horribly mingled, tlc other ua-
touched. Wilde lhr whole force va, b|tlolIjno
this scene, they were fired on bv about five hun
dred indians, as WAS supposed from a hammock
about 80 yard, distant. \ general notion cnsucd,
which continued for an our-thc Indians rrtrcat-
lne only after they had received several rounds Of
grape shot. On the hammock beng charged by
tin Infantry the sayages took to flight. Several
dead Indians were found ON the field Il battle. and
numerous traces where they had dragged of the
wounded. The loss of the whites } killed and
y aoundcd-thcy behaved with great enilant, on
the occasion. Col. Lindsey having been confined
from sickness, the command dcvolved ON Con.
Chisoln, Of the Alabama Volunteers. and Lieut..
Col. Foster Of The regular army. The troops re-
turned to Fort Brooke, on the 2Sih ut. and the
Volunteers have since been disbanded, and are
waiting the fast opportunity to return to their
homes.
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REPUBLICAN HURALD-Esfa,
C'oInm5us, (Geo.) MondoV man, STAY 10.
CREEK WAR INCIDENTS.

Ia the Creek nation, at ibis moment, the scenes
o1 Florida are being acted over. We have heard
OF some cases which max the blood chill in our
veins. A house, in which lived man, his wife,
and six children, vi, suddenly surrounded by a
savage hanA, 10 entered the peaceful doaiicil, IN
humanity ma,,lcrel every soul, securing the scalos
of all. and >cycfing each child's head from its
body The house ola Nj. Cotton was attacked,
and himself butchered, without a moments warn
ine, or the lsaSt opportunity for resistance. We
believe, in AL, from ialty to fifty murders have
been committed, besides numbers of negroes on
plantations. Fires have been kindIed in every d.
reclion-farm houses, cotton gins, ont-honses,c corn
cribs, aud all Of value swept away from the hon.
esl aud iolustriou. pl nler. who was laudably stri
wing to locate himself comfortably Tor lte' an'
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In consequence Of not ooncciving himself pro-
perly treated in relation 10 his rank, General
CI1vcH, who is considered the best officer in Flor.
ida, and a first rate Indian fighter, a short time
since resigned his commis,ion-the acceptance Of
Which, however, has been declined by The Prcsi-
dent. BAL. Pat.
a correspondent informs us, that the command
of the forces destined for the protection of Geor-
eia and Alabama, has been specially assigned to
Geni. JEssrr, who had left Washington to es,ab.
lise his head quarters in those ST ties, now so &C.
vcrely scourgcd by the hostile Greeks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-30

\ Dinner was given in Augusta, TO the volun.
tcers OF that city, on their return from Florida.
in Inch about 800 p rsons participated. Among
the Toasts, natiering compliments were frequentI-
~ paidto Generals Gaines and Clinch, but the
only notice taken of Gen Scott, is the following j:
BY Thos. Richards The rial Major Gen.
erals ofthe Florida Campaign-One fights with
out ealing-the other eats without fehting-it re-
quires a combination of both to make a CkiseA."
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me sup superior, just arrived IN James River.
from Liverpool. We shall receive, IN thc course OF
a. Week' the most Splendid assortment of HARD
:" Ntf' and CUTLERY, ever offered in this market;
WHICH, added 10 our Stock on hand. and recent pur-
chaSes from the Northern Manufacturers will cn,bL.
US 10 oilef inducements, not to be surpassed by an,
mouse IN Virginia, We invite the attention of Mcr.
th'its' aud assure them that they shall have thcir
HARDWARE as low as it can be purchased m Richmond.
II. i. RICHARDS x co.
April "
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n. Grist AID Saw Till, for sale.

FN1HE subscribers are authorised to make a private
4 sale of the Gfist and Saw Mil, on Black Wa
ter Creek. known by the name ofTait's Mil. tits
considered valuable, being situated in a neighborhood
Of wealth. and the Lands heavily timhered;
it is not sold privately before Euesdn> the 5ist
inst. it will be sold al auction, on that day, before
our Office door. Terms liberal.
PAYNE & TURNER AtctrS.
Bank Square.
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Extract of a letter from an Officer in Col. Bris-
bano's Regiment, to the Editor, dated -

hano's Regiment, to the Editor. dated -
Sr. AUGUSTINE, May |, 1896.
Bcar Sr:-Col. Goodwin's Regiment Of s..
C.. Militia, and Col. Brisbanc's Regiment Of infantry
arrived here last evening absut sunset. We
marched from Nolu>ia 10 this place, a distance Of
90 niles in less than three DAYS. On our last DAYS
march, we must have zone al least 81 miles. Thus
ends the Campaign for this year, and trust that il
will DO the last time that the Militia of s. C. will
be marched INTO the field by an officer of the Uni
ted States army. We have a tale to tell of tyranny
and oppression, which will siar,lo the people TO
hrar. Thank Gpd, our men have behaved like
men, As becomes the sons of II gallant state. We
had ~ mntiny nor sy nptoms OF INSTRUMENTATION,
but il is not for want OF cause our grievances
have oecn borne, not because we had not spirit
10 resent them, but rather because we Judged it
IL time to do so in the cncmy's country, andbecausc
wc felt that in submitting to unnecessary privationx
VIC were proving the efficiency of our Militia, and
aiding 10 the character and honor of our beloved
ana gallant State. 1t was to add lustre to the
many bright stars that adorn her, that we
came, and | feel well satisfied that she will have
no occasion 10 blush for her sons. We say how
eyer, in behalf Of those who may come after US,
that those in authority should see to it, that they
he not Subjected to the same barharitv that wo
have. Lee it not be placed in the power of any
future petty despot to Cypress and insult the free
born spirits OF your sons. The future will dcvc-
lone such a condition Of things as will excite a
solfit Of indignation in the breast Of every free.
man.
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11AEg. SHOES, &C..

441aA9, 8EAUL5, &C.
FNNlE subscribers have just received from the
l. Northern cities, their Smlng supply Of
Fine white Beaver Has,
Fine drab satin do
Fine black do do
Russia do IAN elegant article)
Palm Leaf Hats, from % cts. To 81.
Wool Hats and Caps OF every description.
In addition 10 the above. we have ayariety of beau
tlul Hats -four own manufacture. which cannot hc
eNcelled for c%heapness and durability.
y complete assortment of iiatter's Trimmings and
TurS.
shoes Of every description, comprising in pant.
Ladies' fine seal Skin
Ladies common do
Ladies, castings
Ladies' French Morocco
Ladies' Kid Slippers
LADIES' Satin Slippers
tieutlemens SHOES, Boots, Pumps. &c. sc.
IinNs.a and NIsees- dn do.
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from the Secretary OF War about provisions, no
person can receive any without they are actually
paupers. The result will be-. If this state Of things
last six months longer, there viii be none in East
Florida hut paupeis, for every man that can get a.
way will move away"
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SITrpY.W.

SA fsAATN ID
'E'tE subscribers have just received by tbe .b u
HCPhmok, titetr importation Of Spnng aud sum
'L'F hFitish by Goods. together ~aha large stock
%, "'i'rI fofe1eh and Domestic Goods purchased in
Philadelphia. New York and Boston. IN conuoxion
with taelf partners (F. & ). James I, -. Of Rich
MoulJ BY the package.
thry solicit the pltronagco of the customers of tn,
concern OF Franklin, Hunt & co. as well as the pub
ne assuring them that their stock Is large and com
handing, and will be sold, wholesale or retail. on
terms not 10 be surpassed by an, house in unrrr yir.
GINA. JAMES ul.NT 1 10
ALSO
Family Groceries, Hardware, Shoes aud Hats.
J. ell & Co.
April p " -
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E&OSN E'E'S

An assortment Of New style. consisting Of fine
PLAN Straw, Cardinett Greclan Cottage, Imperial
'rtelan Cottage and Fancy Grecian Cottage.
Nav % Is
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,ENiiE subscriber will, AT all times, pay the highes
q cash price for likely young Negroes. Persons
having such to sell, viii do well to call GA him.
VI HART
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NOTICE.

fgSllERE viii BE- a petition presented to the
Il next Legislature, for the formation of a
NEW COUNTY, ont of parts of Campbell, Pitt
>ylvania and Bedford.
April p u3n
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China. Glass and Darthen WARE.

AN now receiving the goods by the ship SUPERB
20 nom Liverpool. which makes the assortment
VI oalna and Farther Ware as good and large as |
"a'e ever offered the Glass is nearly all to hand.
s9nSlsiIng Of plain Nou{deR and Cut. COUNTRY
"hhonANT'S and others would do well to give
~ acali, as the inducements held out will be sufi
eeht to ensure their custom.
JOSEPH D. EVANS.
Nav 70 ts
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ksges GOODS, &c.

In a Idition TO then stock of Hats and Shoes, tic
subscribers have opened a beautiful assortment OF
Dry Goods, embfacng every Staple and Fancy II
Htie. Among them are: blue, black, and fancy colorcI
Cloths and tassimerc>; blu mixed aud dra9 SAT-
nettS white and coIored MarseilleS Nestlncs sri#
ped and PLAIN SILK Nestings. OF yafoua tofms and pa
terms a variety OF new fashioned Prints. of the late
style Figure figured and painted NusIius, eloa
patterns; l}obbinetts. yard vide: figured and SWl
Musllns imperial Summer Cloths, blue, blacF
brown and olive. a nrw article for gentlencn's wear
Bengal Stripes. blue, buff and punk a variety ot
SILK Fancy ilandkerchicts. uncommoHig ioa far ie
quaiity Barge and Twisted silk ilandkcrciiefs :
Flag and old fashioned Handanna do. blcachcd aud
unLLcacled IRISH Linen, for gentlemen's wear
French and india Chillas, a new article for Ladies'
dresses: figured ard plain Gro de Seits Italian Lu-
string, | and II yds. wide silk Hosiery. long and
short; Irish Table Cloths, brown and bIcached
black and colored Circissians, Russia and other Ii
men Sheetings, yard wide with many other articles
too tcdi0usto enuncrate.
They also keep on hand, an assortment Of GRO
CERES. Ck0ChERN, &c, &c.
Our customers and the public in general are par
ticularlv solicited to call and examine our stock, as
we arc determined to sell low for cash. or to to pune
tual customers koMbOuHH.
Nav Is
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20. SALE

TIVE subscriber has foi sale, 8 or 10 valuable
u Young Slaves. Those wishing to purchase,
CAN find him at Vim. Terry tavern ia Liberty, Va.
r.. y. STEPTOE.
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New EsGOks apad New Esomne.s.

HFVVtAT NfHN wv N"VhHaE's"'
JUST RECEIVED at the new Fancy and Staple
- and Dry Goods Store of Estes & Whitehead.
Consisting in part as fol ows
Jays Morning and Eve sets Poets, splendidly
nng Exercises, bound in I0vols.
Frazer Books of different Ship~recks and disasters
sizes, at Sea,
Proper Lessons. \ variety of new Novels,
slhies and TeStaments, HYMN Books Of different
BENEFITS Letters. Kinds.
The Pastor at the sick Bucks Dictionary,
bed Shakespeare,
Lords Supper, l%osephus,
course of fine, Blank Books Of all Kinds,
albums, \ large assortment OF
School Books, aud ma
IL
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From The Sapannah Georgian ot The I'm.
OuR Ftompa BnrrnHuN.-The intelligence
from Florida is worse, aud ieorse. W. refer our
readers to the Tallahassee letters. Congress must
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pannrrr WASHING N1AcxrrMns.

HE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
/ 10 his lrirrds and tfr public generally, that lac
has purchased of T.. \. Watson. OF lie city Of Alma
ny, IN the state ot NeV Aoth, the exclusive night,
Throughout the county e Campbell and several OF
the adjacent counties, ofa.Liug, Nsiug, aud vending
TO others to be used, h. Improvement on the Wash
M Machine, and en- assure the public, tlal II Is the
most efficient mtlcle ol the kiud ever offered IN tins
county. Its utility h. hecu we'll tested by the
Wy Of saving labor and soap, and Inc finest muslin
may be washed IN II without sustaining rs mtlch. in
jury asst necessarily ftecl,sshN the rubbing othands.
lie public ae requested 10 give rhrm a lrtal, Is II Is
tholght they cannot fail Ia please, ior the more they
are used, the betfe1 they are lLcl hs thase who
have tred them. Tho who wish It, can. At any
Time, SEE the above Aaeil,nc lu operation At tho
Franklin Hotel, OF atfhe ,ubscrhcI's, neaa the Ncs-
tern Hotel. Tl!OS. DAVIS.
MAY % II
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W H.

nNE . RTWO BOYS rom l. 10 II wars OF
&Iagr. to learn the Saddle aud Harness Making
Business JOIN {. SIiiCNiI.FORD.
Nav II; 70
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INDIAN AIRS.
NAsni<aroN, May 2t.#

The following letters were read hy the Delegate
from Florida, ii. the debate in the House of liop-
rcSentatiyes on Saturday last :-
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TERMS.
fP"7Ue Eynchbu,.g VrrSjoiau.

:, prinfed trIce a COX, at 8 PER dnnVm, payable IN
e5rrrnce. No paper tciH be discontinued. lbut at The
I|,sretion ofihe Editors,) until ai arrearagfs are mid.
NJ 4DTERTISEMENI'S ,riH be inserted ut
"a cents per- square. Tor iess,) The first TIM. and 375
.,,s for zach continuance. Those from a distance
sn,t BE- paid for previously TO their insertion, uniess III,
@Igm,nt be assumed by some responsible person in
IN hfters TO the Edit-s must be POST PAID.
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II q W I NJ IT. II u NJ
eWe,'Ch0U9 Y0{F0y.
LY ScnHuRG

LYScnRuRG.
nYSPECTFULLY informs his friends aud tie
4 Il n51oe generally. that lie is now receive, In
M. assortment Of GOODS, consisting III pat. OF
s>tlt ssuc,iue CLorGs. Of the Most fashionable
"a Gsas to CASHMERE. plain blacs,
40 do do - do blue, -
do do do do tawn,
do do do do lavender, -
d do do do do sage, -
do do do do buf.
Extra snpcriue CASHMERE PAN, a beautiful Al
% do do ribbed Of Ill colours.
Toeether with the LARGEST and most elegant assert
rent OF YES iiNGS he has ever had tic pleasure
al exhibiting in this place. He has also a splendid
assortment of
Silk Shirts and Draw ers,
- Patent Mrriuo dc do
Cotton do 10
Fancy Pocket liandkcrchlcfs aud Cneate,
\ large assortment OF Stocks,
Gloves. SIN, t!o,kin aud BIcached Linen,
Shoulder Braces.
Rombazinrs. U%f|Iinss, &c.
Al Of which he is dcteanloed to sell on very. rea-
sonable terms. he has also the latest FasAivas,
and IS ready TO execute all orders in his line, IN the
neatcst aud most fashionable lAanncr.
April p "Sw
w f are now receiving and offering for sale,
w Is hhds. aud bbls. St. CroiN sugar, lpart
prince
1000 lbs. White Havana Sugar,
ii hhds Molasscs,
1G5 bags Rio, y. Domingo, Laguira, White
and Grceu Java Coffee,
% bbls. Sweet Malaga y inc,
1000. lbs. prime Loaf Sugar,
30 kegs Nails,
- do old pott Vine.
l. boxes 10 by l. Glass.
" 20 cases silk aud Eur Hats.
5000 lbs. sole Leather, good and daaaeed1
II. boxes Oranges and Lemons in fine order.
500 lbs. Filbcrts, Primes in Fancy Boxes.
Gu%npowder Tea in & aud I3 lbs boxes.
Case super do M lbs cauistcrs,
Sperm and raIloN Candles,
Powder and Shot. Salt, Pepper. Coppclas,
Madder, Tar, Tulpen,iuc aad Shaving
Soap,
" Common Cigars,
Half aud full hound Blank Books.
Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Wrapping Paper, Iirge aud small slzcs,
Iron bound Wood Ware in nests.
Saddles,
Parker's Straw Cutters a FIRST rate article,
ALSO,
L bbls New y. {. Clipped EIerlngs. VI
j Piano Fortes. ore OF which is a beautiful
upright Cottage, Piano made OF Rose
wood.
all of which we will sell at pirate as we'll AZ public
sale, at prices to suit purchasers.
PAYNE TURNER
imtiaa and Commission Merchants, Bunk Squire.
MAY Is
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Ertract Of letter ,rom 81. 1ugustnc.

4" Consequently most Of Us have no money to
purchase provisions and a, for hiring out any
number Of neerocs it is Impossible. Nothing can
be done in the country, and no one wants them
they are like to starvc. II is a very hard case, in
deed, to compel a man to sell one part of his fam
lily to support tie other. II the Government are
moi able 10 protect rs, they ongll not certainly 70
suffer us To Stafvc.
" According TO the late orders received here
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act-dct-aft. -
Eitrad from d letter 10 the editor, dated
TALLAHASSEE, My IL, lS3b.
Nor the last four or i've days, our city has boon
the scene OF consiefaatlon aud alarm. We have
been nightly mae say houllN) expecting an at
tack from our ted lrellercn.
All the plantations bordering ON the Jill, River,
in Jefferson county, hlNo bcrn ah,n lanel and the
inhabitants are llNine before the enemy. ! should
not be the least as'onlshcd, it the Indians attack
Tallahassee. \ report ha, just reach town (bn>cd
upon good authority dat IS OF our ' olnntccrs,
under command of tapt. Razor ot Gtlsden county,
had encountered a patty of Indians IN the vicinity
ol 81. Marks, aud thai \ desperate eneaement bad
rnsucd. They could be seen PLAINLY, @nh spy
alas,c, from the " old Bomb prooi,' lorl ST.
Marks bv the citizens, aud 1t wa, generally thought
that our mrn hal oniillnkcd illrm, and cut lbcm
of from the hammock. To nlrht, the whole town
will be under arms. These In liam llosiilitirs viii
letard the prosperity oi oar growing Territory at
least FIVE years, unless immediate relief Is sent;
10 Us"
Ertrdf Of a litter ttoeieei bga Ssa'ltHan 81 tbs