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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
Homer POtter's Estate.

Di,tocf gf Rsil~sG, IS. Is that at stated
Probate Court held al Rutland, within and for
said district, on the GIst Monday, being the
Ali day Of January, 4. D. 1890.
Jason Iiarwood, administrator Of the .-
tate Of Homer Potter late Of Piusiord IA said
district, deceased, proposing 10 lender al &C
count of their administration and present their
account against said estate ior allowance
Ordered, That said account be examined in
court, at a session thereof TO be holden at the
Probate Office ia Rutland, within aud for said dis
lrict, on the ist Monday OF February next and
that he publication OF copy OF this order three
weeks successiyely ia the Hullsnd Herald, print
ed al Ru,laad, as Ioon as may be, shall be SUI
6eienl notice TO all concerned to sppesr. II they
see cause, and object thereto.
8 r. ". HOPKINS, Refislsr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
Adjourned.

additional ,nJoroai,on.-one OF our citizens VINO
Montpelier last week, aud left there on Saturday
morning. informs that the Council had under consul
Grafton the provision IA the proposed amendments Tor
creating Senate, aud debating on the subject oH'
tina, question had been taken By which any eonciu'
,on could Ice drawn how the Convention stood IN rca'
ton to that amendment, any other 1t was suppose
by many. that 1t would be found that the Convention
very equally divided on most OF the amend
mon'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
Q2ORaI u. UOD uA9

HAS just received Sidniy's Rotary Cooking
l. l. aud Parlor Stoves all sizes, which will be
sold at the lowest Cash price, also 500 lbs. South
ern Tanned Sole Leather, large assortment Buck
Mit,ings and Moccasins, Troy Super fine Flour,
Lard Lalt, &c. sc. which viii be sold very low
for Cash or Credit.
Jan. An 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

Lars aSp iNruRrASr PROM TExss--Leiters
were received in ih,s city yesterday, dated New
Orleans. Dec. 20th announcing that The town Ssn
Antonio De Bcssr hss sorteu tered TO the Texan
forces. which a, our lasl accounts were bcsieging
il. Gen, Cos. the Mexican Command.nt With a
few of his troops had retired to The citadel but
es the town was occupied by the Texans and their
prisoners. aud Cos forces without provisions he
would be compelled to surrender himself prison
ers Of in 4 few days. The winter refers for
further particulars to the New Orleans papers OF
tho 20lh bot, as ueua they failed to Suiye.--.N
T. Cour q. Eng.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
10, tie R.iia.4 Hsraiil



cane INTO yeur ,o~n evening lait week, aud
.ls,,soJIas that nssii'g' & The Tsmpersnee soce-
~ bsiug held at the Coun Ho1.., "a society 10
Oh an deeply i0ierSstsfl made il ia my WY to
q saj sBi is,ssei, with pleasure, to an SIeslisni
llrsss the ,shsse, 81 rsngsrsHes delivered by the
glsE. ar. Tilsu. The speaker naslef,sa engaged.
N hi' sabjsei sBI ,ho~e4 the ,aPor'sAes which
he sitseasl 10 ihs TsnssEoes Rsiorasiioa, sni ihs
sssF H'@sri he is', n =, 'usee-'- Rs, ssIf'a ny
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
BY last nights Mail.
LATER FROM FRANCE-ARRIVAL OF
MR.. BARTON


The Packet Albany has arrived at New York
from Hsvre whence she sailed Dec. 81 bearing Mr.
BARroN our late Charge al Paris. The papers are
f. led with speculotons the indemnity question
BY far the mos, important item Of intelligence, is
the following letter from the Paris Correspondent
Of the Huvre Journal brought by the "lsst esejste"
or express
I'VE are assured that " B,i. l Compte, able
diplomstst, is about 10 depart mission to the
Government of the United States. We are not
acquainted with the nature Of bis mission. We
hope he will be more successful than he in his
mission to Turkey, ~ 1882
II this be true, IL Is very important step to-
wards pacific settlement OF the controversy, and
it is Of Itself, not improbable. There would be no
difficulty IN settling tins question, # able and
coneilisiory Envoy should be sent here with truly
pacific intentions. The following jus, remarks are
from London paper.
I.oNDoS, Nov. 9Th. The Paris papers contain
accounts Of naval preparations making by France
10 meet the contingency Of war with the United
States bot still hcpe they will not be required.
Really # the American President aud the French
! Ministers wish TO make stsiemenship laughing
stock Of mankind, they Will spend few millions,
shed ibe blood Of their subjects, ana destroy the
prosperity Of the two nations over which they pre-
side 10 the nos, insigulhcan, and uulnielIgib!s
quarrel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
NOTICE.

It's expected tina: the Rev. Mr. Hooker Of Ben
ington wil deli,er lecture on the subjec, Of ss-
cred Music on the evening Of Thursday next in tie
Court Room at The ringing Of the bell. All who
have ever beard Mr. Hooker on that rabjeci, will
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

Loss by THE LATE FIRB IN N. Y. The Com
mittee appointed to ascertain the amount of losses
by the late destructive fire in New-York, have
made their Report, from which it appears, that the
whole number of buildings destroyed, exclusive Of
the Exchange and the South Dutch Church, was
527 From such data the Committee could OBJ
tain they estimate the loss in buildings at 81 900,
000 which is fraction over $1,000 each-loss
in merchandise SI3, lis, 692--to.a loss ST., ll5,
692.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

Los. o. prcsorty fio.ooo. 900. rhts part 81 The
CITY wss rebu'lt IN ave ycsrs.
ny the connsrrAiion u Moscow. 2 i7S stone ed
ihees, and 4 sos ~oe5cn buildings destroyed.
The entire loss hy the and Gre 10 Moscow was
estimated al 32l 900 600 rublcs. Rebuff, in nine
years.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

lows
Mr.. Fitch III
White loa
Scattering
when Hon LYMAN FITCH was declared elected
.nl Mr. r. took the Char aud sgufsd hi, acceptance Of
the srpointmeni.
On motion Of Mr.. Moach, the Convention proceeded
TO elect seoretsries-wheu LuTHER d. HuNT, uomina-
ted by Mr. Jsnnes and ,eeouied Dir, Foo,e, was APP
pointed Secretary, and LEVI u. Was, nominated by
MIR. Palmer, spponted assistant Secretary.
Mr.. villa, declined accepting the appointment /;
Nesrs Swift, c. X. Field, Foo,e aud Cahoon were sue-
cessveiy nominated and each declinod Mr. Dillingham;
nominated ELDAH SMITH, Of Mortified. and he wac
appointed.
On motion Of Mr.. Foois, il was ordered that com
i,tee Of three lie appointed draft Rules for the Con-
veaion. Messr- Foote, Co!lamer aud Jennecs were
appointed the committee.
Ga eo,ion Of Mr.. Browne Resolved that the Rev.
Cheser Wright be requested 10 auead the convention
during its session as chaplain
On Of Mr.. foo;e the proPosed sncnjmen'' 10
The Ceastutioa, address &c. were read add lad upon
the abba
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
Robert temples Estate,

Two the Honorable the Probase Court for m.
Il District Of Rutland
Charlotte j.. Temple, Robe, L. TEMPLE and
Henry Chapman, administrators q, the estate Of
Robert Temple late Of Rutland ia said Ji,tr;ct.
deceased, respectfully represeu, thai the said in
estate DID. Ia his life time, eater into certain
contract. bearing date the ooh day of March
1888, 10 aud with one Nathan PRATT of said R,,
ANA 10 sol and convey 10 the said Nathan a
certain piece OF parcel Of land lying and being in
SAID Rutland which said contraci uas AZ Iha
decease Of thu said Rober, and sill is. unexeru-
ted
Hher9''e, The said administrators p,.y ia.
sara court TO grant liberty and suubo,,, TO deed
said land according 10 the terms Of said eont,,c,
agfeenb'y to !he statute in such case made and
provided.
BY T.. J.. ORMSBEE, Aei, .iVy.
-, 's ,i. Of ofrm"a'' lit is ordered by the
District qf R"tiond, IS. s i Probate Cour, for the
O'siiict aforesaid that oil persons concerned be
nolihed 10 appear before said court. at session
hereof to be holden at ltu'lsnd, within and for
SAID District, on the first Monday Of February
next, to show cause, if any they may have. WIN
me liberty and authority requested in the forepo-
ing application should no, be granted and ,ba,
the said application. together with this order. be
published in the Rutland Herald prin, ed n,
Rutland, three weeks successfully as soon n,
may be.
Given il Probate Court at Rutland This All,
day Of January, A, ID, 1896.
3 p ~ HOPKINS, Rrgiao.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

The Georgia Telegraph published al Macon,
contains the following paragraph The Tex
fever has treated worse thaa the cholera
Our Office is completely swept JourpeymcA and
Apprentices men aad boys, devils, &c. are all gone
TO Texas If DOR readers get an empty sheet, no
thee, at all dom, blame as
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

Ngw YoRK. JaSrAm Alb. From this day, says
the American, may be dated the commencement OF
real business in Congress. The month OF Decem-
Der of irft is spent in reconoi'erng, pulse
celing--and duliing--and in holidays Now the
work will begin.
Some expectation seems TO prevail thst early
this week the President will send to Congress his
promised special message gu French Affairs
We take for granted the Official Communications
from Mr. Barton, announcing the circumstances IN
der which he asked and received his passports,
were received at Washington some days ago, and
as upon the receipt thereof. the President was to
speak, he will not 1t is to be presumed. long delay.
MISSISSIPPI. After long suspense and many
contradictory accounts as to the result Of ihe late
election in Mississippi, have the official returns
from the whole State, as follows;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

FikE ITEMS. The loss Of property by the late
Gre in New York hiss been estimsted by commit
tee At about IL 100000.
By tie great Ere in London IA 1906. 80 church
ss and 1920 dwehng-hout,s we're desiroy.s.--
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

Bleeding at Ge nose The information contain
ed in the philadelphia Journal respecting case Of
this description, which seemed almost desperate, is
valuable and important young man 10 years
of age, bled profusely, that lie tainted several
times. Mineral acids. ice to the neck, sc. we're
tried but without stopping the flow of blood. On
the third day, DR.. Brmer was called in, who blew
up powdered gum Arabic through a quill-the
Lomorbage ceased directly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

Gen. DpTGreen has returned to his pos, ss Edi
tor Of the Washington Telegraph.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

The President has nominated rr fancy for Chief
Justice, and Mr. Philip ?. Btr5our late Speaker, u
Justice of the Supreme Court.
The new members from b.ississlppi nave
taken their seats in Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

The nomination Of Henry d. GLPrS, Of Phila-
dephis to be Attorney Of the U. S. for the eastern
district Of Pa, we are happy TO perceive has been
confirmed by the Senate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12
TmH rutland HERALD.
TUESDAY. J.i.yU.4Rr ~, 1899.
yreMONT CoyVTNIiON.

VERMONT GOWN tipN.
fyssssrsa n y.ur,sS,~s, ~ Hahsaf Da1s Js~s-si)
vr,v p.s-w.8seeasy. Jsa. = fons.Bi to ~
arAsnsse. q ihs Cossei 81 CsisoFs She Conreniion
~, a., .-s-siei u tss s'.is rrr'', Naniiel''f
lea p whsss w., Gated 20 ,hs air faf 'hs n@s
t.sss ADJ Lathe, u iaH' Il :, sissu, ssi Peel Da.
isfaan q ws,.sbafs. spPoisisl ssers'afe' pro
ten.
tH,fs tsla-,s isi II tn. Dssgatss ~h,eh We mast
aslst 20, van, Il room
tn. Rsio. 81 TIE lsn Conv,a,ias were slosisi g.
the tins being
The reading a the credentials q tho member, we's
d,peas.j with. GA wSu0a Of Gov. Palmer, after zone
ashsls Adjourned.
ss'slofi. r. NJ Coarsniion ne,. Ga motioo Of hr.
C,hooA Resolved thu, the oficrp Of tbs Cenvsntiob
Ne. Prsssdspt. Secretary sn1 Sa,siani Secretary.
The motion Of Nf. Brownai, pfsS,0ssly made 10 elect
sPrs.lIso, Of the Coaysai,oa. ,hsn adopted whsa
Mr. Bioise, aouios,el Hoa Wa. A. Palmer, Mr.. Jsn.
ssa somiaatel Hoo. Lyman Fitch anI Mr. Tracy nom
inutsi IIos Phus,, White Of patney.
Ga the hrt ballet the vote, were q, folow,v viz
White CO
Palmer 50
Colam.r
Chpman
g97
whsrtapan Mr.. Palmer declined.
The ballots were sssia iaksa anl eouaiod, With Tho
following result,
Mr.. Fitch 1903
White i0i
Colismor
Palmer
Chspmsn
Msseh
al T. A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

MEMoRAsDA.-The second reductions Of 10 per
cent Of the excess Of duties above 20 per cent.
any and all articles OF imports, takes effect on
this day, Jan. /. For example, articles paying a
duty Of 25 per cent. by the Tariff of 1882, will
hereafter pay but "a articles assessed at 30 per
cent. by the Tarlff of 1882, will hereafter pay p
per cent; and with The rest.-Jour Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

The National lntelligencer says, that besides 9th
er nominations by the President Of the United States,
now said to be before the Senate, is that Of A
MOS kgNDALL to be Postmaster General, and
JAaEL e. PIcgErr to be Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

The members elected are said to be, ono Van Bu-
rem, and ole Antl-Van Buren,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

MAssAcHUsETTs. The Legislature of this state
ing was elected clerk of the house aud J. A.
Rockwell was chosen Speaker. The Hon. Horace
Mann. was elected Speaker in the Senate on the
eighteenth ballot, and Charles Calhoun was re-eec-
ted Clerk on the first ballot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

New YoRK MARKET, Jan. L. Flour dull, and
prices fallen IL IL TO 25 cents barrel. Sales
of Western were made at Z so, although the
holders ask 81 and IS for fancy brands.
Corn considerable sales at 81 cents. being re-
duction of about IL ID cents from late prices.
The market languid throug hout the week
aud prices generally declined, except on sugars
and brandies, which went up trfe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-12

III. bslol, wee again lsksu anu counted, a. iol-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE GREAT MATCHRACE.
From the Ne,r Yo,k 1mrriean. June .

From the Neic YoIk Inlerioan, june ,
The SouTH came OF victorious Yesterday IN tie
great rice over the Union Course. The compete
tors were John Bdscombe, that lately distaneed IL
gyle al Augusta, and Post Boy, the fasofiie Of tie
Long Island turf.
Tie number of persons present on The conr>f
va, very cfrat. and thousands, may saiey saN
were prevented from being there, by inability In
cross The fd,r,s to Long Island, even with the I'M
nense aid Of the grand and spacious boats 81 ti,e
New South ferry.
Thefaraad cars inside and ou', were packed
close, aforaing scope for numerous accidents,
though none occurred. Every vehicle ON the
Long Island side that could he obtained vas pnl
in reqnisilon aud high rs four dollars "efe
paid ~ We heard, in some instances, fer single
seal 10 the course. The fare in the railroad cars
Vas tine customary one Of 80 cents.
The weather was cool aud clustering. The
course itself va, in perfect order, the stands wee
crowded, while the conStabulary force Wis IN sulii
cenf number Ia keep 4lngs Iieht.
The parlizans Of the two horses were alike coo-
tident though the Southern Sportsmea played their
panr ino>f kltoWinply--for, finding our people
lush and anxious to bot, they held back for eRds,
and col them
The hrst heat w.s run in short time, Pos, Boy
trailing John Bascombc, and dropping within the
distance post, giving up the effort 10 VIII the
heat. Perhaps il the hrat had been made l} 'o>t
Boy more pushing one from the start, the result
llhe heat and of tllc match might have bcen dIi-
ierent.
The iimr Of ruuuiuC the lir,t heal WIS seven
minutes, fort nine scco IDS, IA the following pro-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
~ = Y & CO rraES

4 1T has been CIRCULATED throughout the coun-
1 a Try, that fobacconIst Il diSlempered and nntt
Tor service. aud also, that he has more mares than
he ean serve, We take this opportunity OF contrade
TING reports, which are so entirety untrue and 50
much calculated to prejudice breeders against
him. We do not deny his having had slight
attack of cholic. about two hours we gave him
strong medicine, and by being exposed to rain ON the
following dav, he took a very bad cold from which
"e are happyto saN,.hc is recovering very fast lie
Is IN fine health aud Nigor, and ready for the IN
specton OF all those who wish to see HIM.
FoBACGONISr had the distemper IN the fall
after he WIS , Yeas old, aud of course could never
have ii again:
We 1eny positively his having bad moro mares
tina nhe could serve at any time: and although he
has had his proportion OF them, lie has been limited
to 3per day at the extent.
Or object IN -. sending him 10 Bedford court,
was ndt he tearo. aa being seen, but the certainty
of dsappot tn tho mares whose regular days
might come daring his abee.rc.
We invite he attention of breeders to the pure
blood superior size, colour and action of this horse
aud 10 the premiums Offered by 10 the owners of
die finest colts NORNELL & Co.
Nav RI ow
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CuARiEsroN, Nav 81

'#uAEllSIbN, MAY 81.
Our Augusta Core poo9onls write, under datc
Of Sunday evening, that stasc from Columbus
had arrived that afternoon, as there had been
great deal of rain, and the Savannah rivcrhad been
over the upper wharve>, bat was then tallint fast
We have, consequently, no news lrcm the Greek
Indians. Courier
Through the polit, ness # gentleman, a resi-
dent of of Mariana, West Florida who lett there
on Monday the 23l inst, and arrived last evening
By the Rail Road we learn thai 200 mounted men
we'll armed and equipped, were To havo left thar
place in day or two for the Creek Nllion.--
Three men had been previously dispatched as cN
presses, but had not returned when our informant
left.
The steamer Nctomord had gone up the Chat
tahoochec River with strong guard, on Saturday
the 2l>', to rcconnoitrc.
On Tuesday nieht last, our informant convcrscd
with the Mail carrier, coming from. Fort Gaines
To Banhidee, (Geor.ia.) who stated that bo-
dv of Indians had attacked the town of Irwinton,
Ndbama-but we're repulsed, with acon,dcrablc
loss ON their side, but very litlc damage to the
whites
On the road, our informant converscd with q
passenger who left Tallahassee on SATURDAY. last,
who stated that the Indians continued their dcprc-
daionS within II or 10 miles of that place, and
that company of Volunteers had started from
there to the relief of the detachment of Lieut. WAL
KrR, on the Wihacoochte'.
AT Mariana, a stockade had been completed for
the defence of the place. and no approximations fell
for its safety. 10.
the Hon. PownArAN Ems, Charge dAilairc>
of the United States, to Mexico, arrived at Vera
Cruz, on the 18th ult and proceeded en- the 10Th
to the capitol H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09

BY letters from Fort Drane, We learn that the
Indians have planted large quantities of corn, and
will have an abundant supply of provisions for the
next campaign.--lt is unfortunate every way, that
active operations were early suspended. 1t h1s
enabled the Indians to cultivate their lands in
quiet, while citizens have been driven
from their plantations, by their marauding parties.
1t is now rtaincd, that Gen. SEQ is army pas,
ed within three miles of Powcli's strong hold ami
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
AyTYrr1Anr II. wRAyrST, Wal

w ker. Sllyersmith aud jew WELLER. three doors
below the Narket house, and opposite Mr.. ker's
Dry Good Store takes this opportunity Of informing
his friends and the public generally, that he has Just
returned from the Northern cities, where he laid in
the afees, and splendid assortment of articles
in ms linz, ever heretofore Kept. Thankful To the
public, tor the patronage heretofore received, he
again solicifs continuance oftheir custom.
W. T Il.
\. i. Watches, Clhcky Icwelry and Silver VI are.
made and repaired IN the very best and At the
shortest notice. WILLIAM Il. kRhfH.
MAY 10 If Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
Jeae,scn county among them. many mus, have


been Killed. The Indians, eon6ding in their over
Nhelming numbers, al iir,i approached within point
blank rife distance, but taught By the uncrrng aim
/ of orr men, they hase altefly kept at a more
spcctlul distance. During the attack of the 10Th,
a oiiei, who had made himself conspl, uouS, was
brought down b. Il inafisnlan cur or five H.
dams sIrang forward 10 his assistance. and all toll
al one Ere over his PROSTATE body.
The Indians, aseri5lng ihelr own LOSSES and The
ivincihlc courage # on men 10 "ilehcrait, fired
siirir bullets. in accordance with well known
superstition prevailing among them. This cir
cunistlucc was attributed by our men to a want OF
other kinds Of ammunition, but Il ], known thai
they have acquired lead enough from tie various
sugar houses they have destroyed to last them
many years. 10 wonder the sayagts thought tbs
tlr band in league with Tire devil, 10 be able to
withstand force which foiled aud defeated Gen.
Scott. The bravery displayed b. Ibis little band
of hrtoeS is rs extraordinary as the cold-bloodcd
indifference which could thus aban onihcmto the
fate.
The bearers oflhi, letter embarked At eleven
O'Clock AT niaht, III canoe which had been per
torarcd DUNG the siege with rife balls, and 80
icahy in consequence that constant baIing was
required. They heard tie indians on bot
banks Of the river trying 10 intercept them bar
favored by the darkness, they escaped the thou
N'"' "'"7' - WIN" 49, III u - 81 ''''' V" '"'
coast before dawn ihps WIRE urea Oh near ,h'
moui" o. tnc 9u"ahhee ny parry III ambush, ou'
were too lar oat Ia RECEIVE any INJURY Inc"
appearance u, LOW" was i'1ea WIN 'ne mos, ''e-
y ''S"no"''s u Hi''i,st' - >'o'"'" '' 'n""E"
'n'l M" ''ch rom tue "eaa' ioi ,FP"' 10" ne
lousy reached nP'e maj '',''I" ,'Hc" h'u at
tcUP'cu 10 '.,,'Ne TIE post o' 'o""" Tue garrison
mastered The mus, prompt measures were Ia
ken I'i ",H iel''l 'o'u"ssi company "'S
nee" '"'''" III 4'N '''' 'He elo''"'t ,"""''', y"
at'mP' u' "ooo"a enc 'i'N,' 'U''"'' N"-
fu''uN NN,oh 'oh''l''1a.s ',c IRON mum" veg
ne expedition IS eoi'il'l'ag' oS 'o''n'' nr'''
ana 'o"S'"' ~ etS'fg "8, ~, aeH '"'''t ''' III
steamboat yesterday 'of ','e " ""|'oo,"'' rom
whence "ry VIII proceed III d J0''y'," 0 ,,
"h'icNeL h''N'fh ana 'hl can at con "''' WIZ "
performed 'oa gram ''a' ms '"',' 10 save
ih'N' ulaNe men rom oesd''"o u''S "c cruz" ~
ed WIN success II Is IN en''t ,'l>' 'l' "ou'a
RF''c me o'A' daNs o. ehf''a' - y P'%'U'u "N
the "oPe'' hIotfes' ana Is surrounded ~ d Woo-
sand dangers -
NNf MeLihoRh'. i0a Nay l0"2'
nag" -"'ht"0ft
DEAR Nlh-"e have renamed mere the
whole time since YOU let Us, ana were attacked On
the I'm Npri, Al the dawn Oh DAY 'ny' larsc b"dS
o' IhnIan> since "hieh nme, We nave Hc'h sur
rounded ny titm almost continually ana Iad
upwards OF twenty liehis win them, ana BAY" mad
only TWO OF our men hliied-ii coHy o tl' LON
ApuL C'p'. liollonrn on tie ID OF Aiay-and
FIVE others slightly wounded. He loss OF The
lndidrS' t'nh, Is II or % killed On the 18th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
within fifteen OF Camp MeL.moe on the Withla-
anash.a

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN In a late bate IN
tie House Of Representative, Nh. Everett ol VI
stated ,iIat " h. had matter to commune cate 10
them, which hitherto has been unknown 10 the
public, and 10 the House, which i'll command and
astolnd ileir attention, in regard 10 the origin OF
nc Seminole war, aud The means By which il has
Iaen rrolr3cted. lie would pledge himself 10
sheW HAT the Government At one tine had IL IN
theis power TO avert il, and d not. lie would
not interrupt the progress OF this bill by bringing
Onward lis Statements bat he would take earl,
opportunity 10 do it,"