Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
Ipomc~tir rmicIIigrwer.
Csrreyoaisai qf tse C'~c'er d Inquirer
FLORIDA WAR.

Charleston, FB. TO- 1896.
sr-Therc scems io be at it- m"mcni eos'
ssicn ,r ho.,tlitics--which however, can "h'y
,c,nporary ---noiwiihs audiug the very iofm'd'o'e
c, .b,rh has al fearh assembled IN the terrific
~. pr,nr,eslly by means of Joiuniocrs from the
n,,vhborinp STAGE, aud Drafts from h's Slste--'h
ali about 1000 turu from South Carolina ln't'
must be at this moment an organlzed tore" w wi
III, cf about 3 or 1000 men;s force amply sufficient
| ,, erisr inmate the Semaoles, provided II sets
prompfiy II the Indians can protract tho war for
| /, co1ple or three months longer III, y will be enab-
&c to SUMNER the territory for the climate VIII
! then he with them aud against us.
! Powell or Orceoia IL all that he has been repre-
scented 10 he. know hlm PERSONAL, and nan
of more character, probably does moi live lie re-
marked the lasi Sprung While AT the hgancy. thsi
! he was good Tor fire ,chue in battle any day
tins he stated io Gen. Thompson, The Agent. and
whom he afterwards shot. He has in some IN
chances made good his words
The destruction of property liz the territo'H the
actual lose, aud prospective, Is Immense. Even
D # roimbuteL by the General Government, It VIII
take wears to enable The planters OF cane and cotton
tn re commence their operations on scale any
s, consequence Almost the whole country south o
ST. Augustine, and most OF the ST. Johns river has
been LAID IN ruins. One gentleman alore, has lost
nrnnertv DESTROYED by the Indians to the amount "l
h ! 100 900 The country Us peculiarly favorable
To- the RED SKINS, and 1t Is lmposslbly perhaps I"
h. saw hen the difficulties may terminate.
~ From Florida We have under date Of 2lS'
Il ul. from st. Augustine ria Charleston. Tive
{ companies of u. :. Troops under Major KIRBY had
i ronc by water to BuiUu's panta,ion while the
u Irish volunteers, the Richmond Blues, aud tw'
= other companies had marched for the SAM point.
u General Scott was passed in the 81 Johns rave
"a The 10 Ii, ascending in a steamboat to fcof"d
Two Companies Of volunteers. the t'~mu" Fu
70 ,;f,ers and HimJnrg Vouateers returned 10 Charles
.. ton from 81. Augustine IN ibe 20. Two NOR
Companies, the Washington Light Infantry and tn
Wnshingfnn Poluntecrs, had also embarked on thei
return aud were hourly expected
Us,ri.rsnding circumstances. On Thursnay nigh
last three or four children, were frozen TO death !
j. this CITY. II seems that the mother had exerie
- herself during the day. to obtain wood ou' Una
he having failed entirely To get any, her children an
sh herself being in suffering condition. she went GU
~ about ten o'clock at night and attempted to take
m board or something from fence; IN doug whc'
IN she was taken by the waichmen, who, IN sp'e :
her representations of the situation OF her chdre
- took her to the watch house. Here she again Il"
it'll The cap,an of The watch her SITUATION and how si
~ haG lett hsr cbllOFen anu UPpgen w "'s' N"'
rh est ano To be rar.ssd or that So"
II" one might GO with her aud see that che had h'
ue told un untrnth. The captain. however. was
cold and Needless OF her en,rea,es as pillar OF ic
5. aud the shurtes way to dispose OF her, locke
Nv her up. In the morning, she was permitted I" 6
la hume in company with wa,chnan, when 10 II
sui1erngs Of her little Zone of them only thr
his weeks old) were at an end-locked in each other
si- arms they were cold aud stiff-deah had come
en-, their relief The feelings of the mother eau
lis better conceive ed than described. The brutal waic
RET men were too callous 10 feel mental pang ;
ade bee,, done with we .m their lookup Fee VIVA
'"' would be too mild punishment, for them Phil
De- adelphia Herald, Feb. S.
W. FIRE The house of the widow Patty Per
Jus IN Greenfield, 10 tins county, was burnt down. ,
WV Thursday last, the Is inst. and we regret To ad
e"' she pershed IN the fumes. She was SICK and ca
"' hhcd TO her bed which stpndng near the frcpl,c
) supposed to have caught by spark from Il
inu tre When found she va. lying upon the A.,
burnt to death. She was 70 years oc age.-.Nc
err irdLt Gazette.
,"n CoNNERsvILLE, INDIANA Jan. %.
W.. whilst the people of Connersv,lle and j
IN. vicinity were lebrating the passape of III
L.. IN 4