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To Dealers i'll Hardware, 1sddlefv, CutieS
rv. Az.

VIZ subscribers are now prepared, BY the very
extensive additions they have made to thar
stock ri Goods this Spring, offer greater induce
menfs I" dealers, than any other establishment IN
inns region al country. our assortment IL really
Spiehdd oi great extent aud variety and our deter
minston Is, To ofer Goods at such a small advance
on ''i' original cost that cannot ia in satisfying
I'll those VII" will give a call and triaf We as
sure our customers that can and will aeeoqu,ro-
"a'e thrh WIN any article in line. on the most
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HgcTIoN sA!!:E,sN
xs,ss - 49,

WIS Morning At / O'clock, | will sell, in
u front oimy Auction Room one Two Horse
w aegon and Harness. also } ~ / Good Harness
llof>cs.-Tcrm> at sale.
CHARLES PHELPS
May i, 1,
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n. Paragraphs are going the round OF the pa
pers stating that Col. Crockett Killed twenty-five
Mexcans before he was slam. We do not doubt that
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great variety oi Irc Screens, Velvet aud Com
mon bordering Paper, PLAIN White. Gilt Edge and
CHI Botdc1ed Visiting Cards &c. &c. For sale by
MARTIN LATHAM.
M,N r.
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u DR.. erandall, WHO la, been Tor eish, months
confined IN the Washington cit, al, ON a charge
oil circulating inceniary publications, has been ac-
quilted.
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Liberty, Ma,

BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
VIE next scNsiono of tltis School will conpmcnc,
L ON the FIRST Wednesday in June, and cont
nue. five months. NINAL SMITH
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Bedford, Ma, :,
BEDFORD TnN AIN SEMINARY


Wills Institution has been incorporated nv AN
Aet OF the Legislature of VIRGINIA. and the
Undersigned appointed Ia act ~ Trustees They
lee' assured that there no institution of a SIM
'af CHARACTER possessing arcater ADVANTAGES for
''n'a'c education IN this section OF Virginia. and
they respectfully solicit IN il, behalf the con,ino
ah'' OF that patronage which has heretofore been
80 LITERALLY extended Ia H. Tor the course of stu
dies and the exercises OF the school, they would
''rr the public TO the catalogue heretofore pub
',s''cd, and 10 the advertisements rs set fort, by
the principals Themselves.
DAVID SAUNDERS, SrN,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
\. OTlA,
Nv HOLT,
NM. coon
!. l.. LEFIWICU,
/. p. MITCHELL,
JOS. WILSON,
RIO. G. MITCHELL,
J. 7. SALE,
". l.. GOGGI\
Liberty, MAY 1t
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or IITE LiNCHBL UIRkET
Corrected by kkOlcO,nbc Il Otcv.

May, PSI hhds., passed and refused
Comparison Of Inspections lS.j-'36
Passed y Reid For Insp'n. Stock
lN:|5 Aprl 3,ih, ;f!s9 29i NI
1870 April Both, ;7G2 $50 7Us
We have received accounts from England to the
10Th Of March. Leaf Tobacco was excessively
dull and on the decline, and was expected to 90
lower. Strips were in fair demand. Tobacco We
assured, has fallen in Richmond, in two weeks,
81 to IL 30 per hundred on all kinds 1t has had
some influence ON this market; to what extent we
cannot exactly say. In order 10 give the planters
a correct idea of our market, We annex all the
sales for the last two days. We give the real mar
l,,
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/. McCLNNAIIAN,
WM. LANGllORNE,
BEN. \. DONALD.
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
JESSE WITT. IT..
WILLIAM DICKINSON, j.,
SAMUEL NOWL1N,
WILLIAM TERRY,
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
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a and thanccrv continued aud held AT the
tonit-housc the 18th day of April 1876.
Nergene Harrison, infant, b, John DAVIS, hc
no>t friend Plaintiff
Ieaind
John Wclch and Nancy his vnc, formerly Nan
cy Harrison, widow aud administrative of Jesse
Harrison, deed, " lam Finley aud Elizabeth his
vile, JESSE Harrison, infant heir Of Jesse IIarri-
son, dee Il, John Mckcmv and John s Lccch.
Defendants.
This caosr como on 10 chcard this 25h ,ay
Of April $50, on the bill, answers of the ,eien.
danlS, examination oi witnesses, exhibits and the
report OF Commissioner Ruff, with the plaintiffs
exceptions thereto, and was argued bv Counsel.
aud III" Court dot, order adlinlge and decree tim,
John Kun and James ID. Davidson, who arc hereby
appointed Commissioners for that purpose do Ia,
of aud assign the dow cr of Mrs Weld in In, land
and slaves, and then do proceed IN sell for cash
the residue otiie slaves, and sell the iraet of land of
which the said Jesse Harrison died seized ON ,b,
following terms, viz: in equal payments of one
two aud three wears, having FIRST given h, advcr-
t''em"nt IN some newspaper, thirty days notice of
the time aud plce of sale, and make report of THEN
proceedings To court, for final distributions
copv-Tc>tc,
DAVID IIt1TCIIESON, u. {.
R\ virtue of the lerrooine Decree, We will ON
1 , the 9th day of june next, Il, being the FIRST
day OF the June CourD before the Court house
door in the town of Lcxiue,nn proceed In sell a,
public auction, for CASH, q or 10 lkei, gonng
Negroes, of both seNcs-tlsoat til. same time and
place, ON III" usual credits Plantation, !, ing
on the North River in Rockbridee County. con-
mo about 300 icrrs, adjoining the land, of j amcs
Woods, John Leyburn's heirs, and John Mckee
my, 1t being the same that was heretofore owned
/ nv jesse, II iTri>ou dpc'I
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May :,

4 i Rookhrdec Circuit superior Court OF Law
a and thancery continued aud held AT the
Courthouse the 25tl day of April 1886.
Nergene Harrison, infant, by John Davis, he !
noNt friend, Plainiin,
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kENTUCkY.--A Wing Convention assem-
attended, and made tho following nominations:
VIM. H. Harrison for President, and Francis
Granger for Vice President of the l. States :;
James Clarke next Governor of that State,
and Charles Wicklillc, Lieutenant Governor. Pre-
'ously to its adjournment, the following preamble
and resolutions, offered bv Mr.. Ro. Wickliile,
ere unanimously adopted:
The Convention, in Justice to their own feel
Jugs ana the sentiments of their constituents, can
"o' close their labours without an expression OF
,if appreciation Of the public services OF Their
distinguished fellow citizen, and Senator IN Com
:rcss HENRY CLAY and the deep regret they
P'' upon hearing of his determination 10 retire
"ol the councils Of the nation. Under the con-
''uon that his services, united with the pure pat
.'oNwl'h whom he has acted distinguished part
~ Tue Senate ofhe United States, are essential 10
we preservation of sound principles and consiltn-
'o"i, liberty IN the United States, we tender to
, '"e united voice of our political friends III favor
~ y, ,S continuance in the service OIL State, I'M
VI lne principles of the constitution of our country
''al' be ic-establ>hrd.
hesoircd, That ----bc appointed a
,uO'"tnl'tec to communicate the foregoing to the
non, HENRY CLAY.
'esSrs. r. Wicklifle, Henry Daniel, and X.
he'cier, appointed This Committee"
'"'fcd States g. Nerice.-Tho National Intel
oV"cer of the 10Th nit. contains ratified treaty
'"een the governments of Mexico and the l.
''"'' the object of which is " to revive an obso-
provision in the treaty negotiated with McX'-
!" 1919, and ratified in 1882, ascerlalnIng and
. a"s'ns the boundary line between the territory
"eN'co tfeNas in part) and the L. States.
party Is TO appoint a commissioner and sur
"" Tor the purpose and both governments So
'"' engage to provide any torcc that may be
'ssafy oprotcct the commissioners and sur
iec'
J." The condition Of affairs in Texas has been
s'n To the notice Of both Houses of Congress
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~ The Fmcas,le Democrat asserts that eN-
puneinc IS popular with the party in Bo'etonr',
and ,ilt Col. Wilson could not have been beaten,
had ,ppo,tion been brought out This is all mere
matter of opinion. - good Van Bnren''e as
the Democrat" told ns otherwise. We siant
quarrel ON the point, however,
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- he condition Of affairs in Texas has been
's'n TO the notice Of both Houses of Congress
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Tobacco liant lOI. Sale.

Lexington, MAY }
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.imherst Eicction.-Wc understand that David
). Garland, Esq. has notified DIR. James Powell OF
lis intention t. contest the election in this county.
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VI :,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-03-05
Political.
FRENCH RELATIONS PR. 5.
DEN - ilI-SN,,l


II The :Snntr nn,i Iion,r I Il pre,rr'ahrn:
nan,rnt,. hcr".a'i. To "nsfr,.. ,.i'r, -:
the sponhrncc bciwr-'n the g r.l,r, ID!
State and the Charge i d'Ah,;r..s Of Ii.- Hrl
,annic Majcsy. reia,nc to t',r mrdamnn VI
Grca, Brian III our disagreement wnh
France and to the determination "f the
frcuch GnhriuIn.ut 'o ","cu!" th" TRAY ol
lntr;nn,!lca,ion " i.,"ut inr,hcr delay. ou The
a., h alton for pa;nc", b, tic as''" oI The
,,,ed states.
Tac grounds u;nn "!ch the nr'!It,inn
ns> accepted vii ~ { und i.,ll, d"' p"d III
The corrr-i~ndnc". On "a" pat "i Ft,ncc
the n,cd,,l,"n ha! been puhl,l, u r'pt j h.-
',rc the otI "l II could be- frccn-,! h.,,.-
Whilst each nf the $40 G,,-,nG NJ b.
thu, d,-co, cred I,,, -'"rcr'u -, ~ =. al!
h notable means of a i',>i,ns Az, at, tn
cnntrusrr-y hr:iwc'a "a ,.iern, II !, i 'na.i'r oi
cnust a,ulalr,n 'ha; III. M ,!,.Inn IA, :r',n
rendered unn, c.,:,lry. Under such cIrcum.
stances, 'b, ANTICIPATION mI, bc r"n !cns!,
lndulrcd TIN, the Disagreement, between the
lni,r,i states and France will mm haze pro-
tUErJ more than i Ic'nj-,r ~ r,ir!n, II. ru'
Thr i''al,n. effects ~ 'i'n". JI>, c"n."''t
al m II The l.,", t'ul motive, iut 4 cnf!i i
good ,n.,!'t-,lnd,ns ht"rrm ,hr Imp ua,r,n-.
,hc strong Induc"mnl, zach t1- /" resp Ct
and r.!rcn ,l,c n,"'r a.l n, do ID .,.,n hll
craie from ,hcu tcmr.nbrAn Z ~ ltacc, at
Tint dl.a ,rrencur.
Oi ,ir ,Ic, t;rd md nlIn:"rr.i"d par! ia"
Cover ,,nrnl %! G,,,' I,tl.li h4r acted md
wa. prepared To act. h" ar"aGy nd ncr.-
>lon to express, IN, hIIh ,cn.c Cnnrr 'l re-
-pcci, aud thc CONSCIOUSNESS %! ,ncritlnI II,
arr "Ilh Governments, ~ With ui"n, 'l'r rl-s
rewards oi those Who iauh'uil, rNri. thor
p"""r /" prr>"r' peace. restore harmon!
ani I.'rpc ualr g,.d viii.
M, h. pernuucd. trust. al 'hi> tirn",
without "~i"'r'n -! th" m''-i' u ','',' de-.
SIRE tn throw ui ccn>ur- f.'in IL" t., cu,i,c,
or ln pom, IT, any olier Dprrncnl "r
branch q! the Gurruwrni, Ia rricr I" ;ilr
"aui nt effect ,r pr'rtratrnn l., "tirh our
country was hund 4. tie Al" CRISIS. From
the nature ui n'If Ius,uuiI"ns the innt cuinn,>
OF the Gncrnns.n' IN rr'p,t ''h"n 'rr l'>''lI
les musl ever b, too slow ior ,',r rA,..i,w.
OF unexpected uar ~ IN I II then ,n ypI
whether ih" first dul, No """ ,o IN people
who have conti tod us ri'rr power Is 10, l."
place the count ~ such An atu'nd" rs al
ws,sto h ~ amply supplied "nh the M 'n-
Ct self defence a. To afford no ,nIncem"n' i"
Others to presume upon oar fnrbr,r ,nc.'. "r 10
eyr"~' ''',-,>.' 80 .-"',ges from j sudden
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb l2.

Highly imporfanf--J rm We extra ,
from ,r D"a'dss'He (La) E,2Ic ol thu
18th INST. received ty The ma,l Yesterday
evening III" EhI"m,ns nnpstan, intelligence.
we learn from a respectable p,r>"n. ar
rlv'd here ,h., ,hr Cumanche az! >r,cr.,i
lo,hrr trl;rs OF inalI,"s. have declared war
agaIns, lexis. and will ,crpnJth n1 rartn,
oi Gen. santa Ann,. w,,n IS INV ai,lucrn.
,on 81 tn;"nn a, Tie head u 5000 n IL
and % piece, OF 4t,il cry' lie ln.ilan force,
It IS said. am"un, TO i6,GG0 ,rr, g. aud
S. eco cavalry. TIN, rcp" acc"td, eric, =
" ael wuh 'hc departure "i lie Oh rcs,-
mcnt u. S. troops from } G r>.r, barr .cs>.
!or tho NeSic7n ir,n,ur, when they .r' 10 ht
JoIard by Gen. 6 ines, who Is 10 tanc the
e,mtn,ntI"
The DIS ,frciinn Of the Cu'nanch, Indan>
is als, slated IN an article winch We publish.
C on Tuesday ll>.;-- ,ccnrdsn. 4" the 90.
kansa, Adroc l,". they iad ,sn mp the treat,
ta,cly entered ,nro hy ;hcln wih Tn" to,nrn,--
.nn"t- of The Z. $, aud exhibited Lo,.,i,.
linudc
If this rnn;or prove correct. whlc!, Cos!
liberty hare ever. .hing t" icar-a id, Ids nod
s1,age var 'Hnst "rnl the con 20 ,"nccs II
winch wi, b" ,crrihI,. and m. iurc'cr seal
tho chance oi Tc>'n lt".sndcncc
Santa 'nna. rcrh.a,. l,,> uii red The nu
mcr"n horj, o' lu.lan-. who nhsbn our
iron r'ts aud tho. nl Mexico. the w.,,lr "i
icAas as :. reward for ,hr,r ,,n ccs. inc c,."
they should c,nl the cn!pnlsls h', met
>nr" ~"nll r poI,:'c on his p.r. rs II would
crush all Tia, scs,agc 81 liberty whicir !. ~
'ap:'i!y d'dr,,n. itself anon. h,. ronnsty-
nrn. and "h,ch every moment ,nrca,rn I"
h'r hin ':"m h', u,nrp'd l""cs-'H'>idr>.
{" would pa, stop !" a! !c.u'r N,n"rican rn.
,crrr,zr IN thai q'nr"r. I'h" In'i,'ns h"
rorld r,,,i, ,n!uc, 20 L'.c,rnc his lies ,md
~. ihc,a rih1r aa MEATS Ia srlltil la, an!i-
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shrek of applause, which had an irresis,i'
biv ludicrous Effect upon the AUDIENCE
b.. that which IN $, intensely interested
them was the granl battle scene at The
close, AMI the terrific figAs between Ma.a.
eoran AMI Percy. II was eyidrn, tha,
they considered the shunlers Of mimic
artillery (hy the bye e,,hcr too plen,ifully
adninis,ered.) ,he rolling e the drums
She clashins Of the swords, and the shouts
Of the cpmbatsnls. as the dreaded enact.
men; before them nf real battle. and the
whole soul Of the warrior brave was stir.
Ped within him nv the sight O.r stern
and athletic chief, wau We unlerst"od
w,s the head %. his tribe. in particular.
presented spectacle absolutely terrible
in the ab.nrblng attention with which hr
regarded The couba,-btR.iing forward
With dis,ended e,ebals, AMI cicnchcti
teeth, AMI . compressinn of muscular en-.
ergv which ser,nc.: as il his fingers would
bi,e ,hr,ugh he moulding "f the box, by
which nc supported Notwithstanding ali
TIC time with suppression OF flor. that
r.inly showed how Ar,lcnuy he nged I"
III tbt
giving full sway - the terrific passion.
which every Que saw hal been r"usei
within him. he appalled, the audience by
pcaling ou. with his companions the dred-
ed war hoop Of his nation -snd using
such hiGeous demonstrations as plainly
showed how much he wished 10 possess
himself of tn seal ip"f poor Percy
There vas something painful in III, ei-
feet which this unexpected dcmou.ira.iom
produced upon the audience. Thu, fear
fuI we'll. The dread hsrblncrr OF bloody
~xul,a;inn. pe,lcd n. in ,ha, un"on,"d
place, ia The full hcicenc.s o. the Indian,
h. art. ai.rarseI shuidcring looks Ia The
grim savaec. VINO uttered 1t, and c"n'cv,
ei every mind by an unconscious transi-
t;ua u Florida where fanc. could scarce
avnil hearing ,he counterpart. OF the ap.
pallins shout. raised in bloody reality. II:
. con,cs, in which the r"un,rymrn al al!
and the rclati"ns OF msny then p'rsrni,
mie. I, a, tho very moncn, be actually en-
gagged.
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of lakes studded with Islands and almost
endless gIaLcs, chrcquercI wi.i, lagnons.
aud 'eep narrow strcams. making in all
direc ions into the sea, and ched o,c.
with ma,s of cversrcens and high gr .>s:
The other part beng fertile land. abouod
ing liz comply "r arrow root, an rxr,!Icat
substitute lnr bread and producing ,ic.
~ Of huits.-,hc udj accent forest filled
With wild game. and tie adjacent waters
with hsh and wild fowl. Mr.. W. further
expresses the "p;ni,n ,',a, the Indians
who haze had much intercourse and some
,nscrmarria- e. wi h Spanish f,hermcn,
cn,cr;,in win hope OF finally escaping To
tho W. lndirs, with their nrgr"es. an.:
that i, will be necessary T. encompass
;h'm 5y block houses on land. ani armed
vessels or boats by water. so as to Lsca
up Nil eonnnnica;iun between them amd
the Spanish fishermen. and our rumawav
negroes. "r they May keep rpa pc.,y w.r
with us Cor The nesl frc ,elIs
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the Government Of Great Britain. NOT ss
a formal mediator, bntas q arommon friend
Of both parties.
The undersigned has submitted this
nple If His Britannia Majesiy's Charge,
I'Aa'aires t" the President. and is instruc-f
ted 10 reply that the Pre.i..en, has receiy..
ed this information with the highest salts.
factiun-a satisfaction az sinsere as was his
regret NJ the nnexpccte occurrence of,he
difficulty created by the erroneous impress
s'"ns he'etoiore made upon The national
sensibiiiiy. :.
BY The fn!fl!ment of the obligations of
the cnnvcniion between the tw, Govern
mcnis. the sreal cause Of difference will;
he removed. anu the Presiden, an,;c;.
patfs that The beneval.nt and maonan;.
lnoas wishes OF Ills Britanaie Ma;..,...
Government will Re speedily re.lize,, az
the temporary enlargement between he
TWO nations, rho have so many common
interests, will no donbt be followed BIZ ,he
rrsia-a'i'n of their ancient tie. Of friend..
ship b nj eslecln.
TIE President has fu,her instructed the
undersigned 10 express 10 His Britannia
Majrsiy's Government his sensibi!i,v at
thu anxious desire i, has displayed To pre.,5
serve the rcl.ti"ns ef peace between The
U"'ted States and France, ami The eyer.
lions il Was prepared To make to effect,.
ate that .hJect. So essential to. the pros. 5.
perisy. and c"ngenial to the wishes Of The
two lions. and to the repose Of the
world. Leaving His Magesly's Govern
ment 10 The consciousness of The elevated
motives WHICH have governed its conduct,
ans! to :hr uni,ersal respect which must !
h' secureJt" it, The President is satisfied 4
.i.s' n" expressions. however s,r,ne, of !.
his "xn feelings. can b. appropriately S
used. which could -ad,i.io tie qualification
All ''cl :" His Msjcst:'s Govcrr, zen, as |
Bring the channel or cnnmunics,i5. "a IS
preserve i.escr. and restore soot, win be. (:
tween differing nations, each of xhom 4iss
lis t'icn4
Tie Undersigned aeails hi self of hi, q
"cca-i IN 20 rcncw IN Me. Bankhcad the q
as'"rsuce Of hisdislinsuishcd caasidera. y
ton. o.
JOHN FORSYTH.
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ha.,rr Iior,dan Contains Il l";!": d,,cr!
Ial'aha..cr. Feb. |. ls"m Mr.. WYATT. :"
friend ~ r. Florida. cAptC,>ing some
imp.r,an: "p,n'on> rl=Ise t" the 15"!.r-
bic e"lr.r al ia. b, ,lliecrrn Indians. Hr
th,rks s'.h., ,'c Indian, ncscs ,nicm!r,,
/" MAKE grurrai resistance on THIS SIDE
II TIC rrn,n.u:a. ;na, ,hcr oh)cc; wA>.
~ h,cl. IN all rrob.h,l. the, have b, ,ii'
umc sccomrl,>hcd.) Il" rc,lrc To their old
hiding place, IN tic ever eladrs. As the,
lid III 1918 when Gen. Jackson ro4;c'.
from this par. "f florida, and sha' i" or,
Ter to effect This. they commenced BY nur'
Lcrins ani r,llaEinS the Ir n,,rt ci'izrn".
~ TIC whole Ataohua settlement. and IA
.h-r,ns and diving oh large stock "f
.nr.c. es,,lr and hogs. /" The other side
ni tie Withac "ochrr, b'fo!c comr"-
ten. force could br ruI III The hcl' aeaI'>'
them: lnicndin. ,o retreat with their t,-
mii,- .,,ck e.. IN The cape and ever
gladr.. hy cs"..iaS The hca! wa;c's a! 'lr
~, J"hn near It's union with lake Macan.
and ia, ,,c~ passing along lhc belt Of land
b, iw etn that Lake and Indian River. un.
t,l they finally se, round /" Cape Florida,
and l." ,hcir old celebrated hunting grounds
h,,wce,, ,I,. ,,acc and Cane SaHc. The
~ N,;,,, D,d, aud h,. ,,oon.
,,,., :, b,c,l nm tho communic, alton
=. H.. ,b. .,., NM, a.,
,!..a.,.n .I,,n,,hc. hi ,nd ,.:.,..
'''. i, .t.,,. I,,. C,.,n V,,.,,.,n,,,.,
"''Is -. ,,.. A. .,,,,,; ,un.n,,,,',, :, .n :, RI,
u. h,, ,;....,s,..,, g., ,,,. "a, ~. ne,
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signs. The body ofa man named George
Turner, was found near Depeys,cr's land.
ing. He hai been .ho, anti sea ped by the
Indians, and from app arsnce must have
been dead about three weeks.
I The militia "f this city have been dis.
banded AMI dis,rmcd by the order, OF Gen.
Eus!is. Considerable cxcilemrn, pr-,ail,
, on the subjec:; as II is cunsiL. red BY some
To b. disgrace. This measure is regret.
ted by all. especially as The gallant corps
# 81 Augustine Guards VIII fought ~
bravrly at Duniawion. were Included III
the ord.s. aud were clio Jisbandcd. We
snnw ut no set Of mcn more worthy oi
keeping their arms. and none who hn"w
how tu use them better. Could not sumo
means be devised .oprocu Z ,hem ar'ns SO
'h,, ,h,s gallant corps ot spirited young
men should sull continue to cost. and not
die with the causes Tia, called IhcIn iulo
actual service.
E1trGet Of letter 't,ired in tn, city, datea
ST Marks. Feb 10
IL have no way ,"g": from here south
"r north, as th. Indians are supposed tn
inicsl Fl riha throughout. During NY ab.
sencc. = tcw days sInce. q, Tallahassee. the
citizens were Calico upon /" &c duty. ha.-
ing been infnrned thar III. i,d,sns were
ii the nrighbnrto"d. and !, was presumed,
were wLiung I, attack the troops which
were On the road down from Tall .hassrr.
Ship .ri. sailed for Tampa with dc.ach.
mrnt of 800 troops; among 'hc'n are. -
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Ezra, Of letter received IN this city da.
ted PIcoLATA, Feb %.
~ I've !Sn"tte has returned tn til. place
Our next dc>,,ra,.on am entirely rgnnranl
"i am inI..rm"o ,ha: they inIrnd /" KEEP
u, here. AZ The John Dar,d .No"s.n ha. bcen
discharged. | am very much pleased " III
Gen 5. Mi. ~ |, whom ,ta," had The neg
sure Il bcepn'"g acquainted We shall
pro- ably know !".no.tu~. ho" the, arc 81
mg 10 c'nri", " Thcrr are atnu, 500
sr"ogs here. Ill "nc'nped. and n"stn"g t".
martial uos Is II, ard from d.yl,sh, III iar.
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Journal ! CJmmeree.
MMr rs Pro,hgns.-To mos, vouns

.HfaTE ITohgES.-lO most voung
c"U,!r>. liz unto us n chill is BORN
SEEMS .".nr.hine 81, astonishing a.,i re.
uarhablc, TIA, ono would Imagine they
had nc, lopAc,i forward 10 i, a. . prola.
bic rc,u!i "f their union, nor even OBJ
serted I!l,, .hr:, !sica,.s also hal children.
/. or, .'urg .,a"ranl ,nn,her look UPON
sl,c;t " iir,. baby" as Adam anI Eve must,
ha'r looked at Cain THAT FRS, specimen
"i nan.c ,ld bora in,o tho world with
delight. wonder, nm! something OF lri.
tint il in their own creative Ingenuity.
>nI 1t is harry insinct which enables
"> 10 va'uc lh' Sc ii,lle prizes $" highly;
an,I - cur Ling to reflect. as s,ur-
bi, ,hTo'e p 8 se P ncl il-
Irr". THAI ,..cI. Is not one ~ Z, unit IN
,husr 1ipinu,ivc millions ,ha, has not
V;"i bless ~ a circle at almiring rcla-
tres. ,n whom i, is tho rrct,iesi, the
rarc>r. the c!c,crr-t-ln fact, the oaiy
hi,l Tia, ever was worth thought.
II Iomaas Rc,oard.
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An Tin ran, IiYr,.-Bshop N'K.naree's

An I'm ronf HDrr.-B Bishop Ni'k.naree's
IL hr'r'd h'n>c. call. d Old Grey" as wc
i'Hrn from AN e>'etn'd orr .sp ,nden,. red
"n 'hc third Of Angus, IN hi :ssi year ne
BI>h'r obtained him when he was eight years
nd, and during the six 10 loving yea s, r"dc
ann h'1yM asand m,ies, ,ud alter TIN, he
'"dhr rA,cu I'VE jonrnrys Such WAS the s"'d'
Bishops regard for :h,- tauhiul relic ut his
rW ling DAYS, that le remembered him ia hls
all lei hln twelve acres oi land tus his ex-
elusive grnzlus whl''. he lived, and express d
ii, wish thu !> clrca>s should be buried al.
Ter IL. death !E$:t-n Eett-~-.
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is9SsA,~-rno

The frontiers Of Lour>i,na anI htkln.1.
would r"qrr 4 llrsr '"rc" t. keep Z. l'-
dams at ave; and c,cn .hea d. suhj"r, 10
the 'icprrd,,ars cxcut>.sl,s "l hr ,a,,.. =.