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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

Tic Bangor VI ng tells good story OF MA ""o "1s
taken vuh the western fever lie stopped a tN'
tanning 1--WE hundred inhabitants winch he'd b'eu SCI
BED about l,c years OA looking abrut le town BE- ,"un-
ted sAtrcu LuHdrod pryc lie friafHtd home anu h's
wi I'D he western icsct sltUc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

TgoJ-i1gIg. The most laundering alscr'.rUrnt vc
ever sawbcatng al hoo~ IS go The ID ''nsf. 'hl"I.
ci" At Chesterfield T. IS sketch or map 90 BLACK "' 10"
Midland Rl Road. three inches wide and extending nc
whole length of the paper about 2tee tho h't GROUND
babel ed over With numerous uancs ard 0os 700 white ~
toucrn tor an advertisement something lke some o
our Gl.ur p.1y bills star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

IN, NaaLnals Judge Cnuch. l'tNc'A d'te'i' TIC
or'nr ni the Cuu rc1tuu 20 the u1noanus served 40
90 TIC Postmaster Gcocfai Tho opinion to@-'d,f with
that ffe,pu-, oppressed rs tie touu declare Dir hrn
dali. application iusutir irni and p~ippnos iaHhc' n''fd
bee IN tic case until the fih OF August.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

vie Pfospooi Tie news tfom Insland t4ys the Nr"
lofh Tines Aas infused ne" tpu l"" '''! tus"m ""o
Il ug 80 tic uorcy ,u,tct lo, favorable sod our products
arc 6ean advancing n pce abroad. lhr ncN harvest VII
soon enc in and s aluu tirc enable tc country not op
~ io 30, of The teot % owe Lu' 60 hove largo surplus
l.ot 40 person dcspllt-- There ls olt.c iut %,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

S.eau Hoal L5Tio,iou. Tie steam boat Union blew ap
90 Ilu Ln. aboa tr sH u c4asi1- iae si'f-'i"H 81
tf txs.ic ai,i ,.4s usI. 10 DE truc tiuo f1' ir
o,,.1.atslY sr.t e explosion. SIC riy was ro'fr'a "u'
. Iit, l.-l..r ,,sltl. add ifotl lUlo 10 persons
- tt0 t.t. tir 4f Ilcr, vrf' .5,ui hJ prrh'ut, Doe
,sarq rn-ns ads ia the csln q e tu'e a. iae a's-
dent sod ihts u1ii the ,ossei "as fren 60 t WIN "a''
...t., ,h,, tf. ,,rl.iou vbf'h rrIfird avat Gle fr
4,, .J lt,. rtant, teu.d H. rendered. saus sita
m m, asfttuua,, r ,sirs 4 BAD ons cot o ihe uumtFf
800, lAr tr.,sst d 30 ied 90 az aud ''f-'et
al gsa,so. er a. brought % S.ains Jos'ph Gamble 60
-H ca oi tlr i-lsi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-01

Ran. 4. uess Florida. The Alabama ir~tnioh IIef-
AID .,pl Iay l9th static that Information had "'eh re-
,e,,ej /, gentleman from hafsanai that ano'e 'e1''
h,,,ie Ia ,aksn psee the whites and indan 20
v,heh tho latter defeated with great slaughter h
% the whites. I've Killed AID several wounded u "9s'
n,e AZ thai thee Indians the fugitive Cleeks w" GOV
II on, u aeorqa tad Asbsma ~ wellrn ans others LA'.
collected la Mes, FLORIDA to the aumpe o. ABOUT ~ az
lie beads Of tscasu5ia and lHack W alter hs!s. - NJ
tIrs cad t,bs hnLefto friendly, aad arc awaiting
VITA thcu the completion o their crops 60 feae" " ''a'
Al ha.f.Iflics IA tie FALL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-15

would now have been ut the head Of our nat;ooo
anshs' instead of the mousing os l." who. affai,
- "'s own shadow, b0rrows light from the Uerm
E 70 snow hiin the foot steps in which he shoul,
hoeed In the language Of his Charles
=" suiogs' columns and slaluesn had mol beer
eeu 70 commemorate his patriotic and never I,
" 'ofgo''en services, in crisis ofpecuIiar pedL.
-
INC bahk Convention in New York. as our rem.
aefs nave been advised, sits with closed doors.
49, arc ihefeiore without any official account OF
.'ief proceedings. Nothing. however. appears 10
nave been done SO far. The Courier and Euouif.
i or says: -'u A"f'it
we have eonversed with many Of the Dele.
go " '''e convention now IN session in this city.
saa they appear TO be Of opinion that after care
iul interchange of views aud ellcflng an the incr
matien practicable ia relation to The sitnalion If
.he bihhs generally, the convention will edianrn
y meet again 20 March, giving notice in the ,ae,,
,iH'' mat y the foreign Exchanges should then
y 10 healthy state, which we are sure they uiu
ne uhiess he administration succeed in tie Sub.
tasut .Aclemt-an immediate resumption Of
speeie payments will take pluee.r
~ iaes L thrown out "a an article from the
journal q Commerce, that Mr. Bidde IS ub(fiend
y 2 resumption, Is entirely praluitoas and ~.
oundea 20 iact The situation OF tho currencyi.
anfltneiy p an immediate resumption. and M
biaoie + "ise enough = see ihis-Eog. CLs.
fNfer.-ILe Convention has adjourned without
accomplishing any thing. Three States IL. York.
ONO and North Cardinal we're for fixing Oh lie
~ day Of March for The resumption. The Con.
sen'ioo adopted tho following resolutions:
Ii. Resotred That this Convention eptertains
deep anxiety and firm determination 10 ac.
CON push ihc Resumption Of specie payments Al H.
.Sfiiest period when i may be rmar-ntly prac
tcablc. P''s
"a. hffolred That IN the opinion of Til, Con.
FShsioh ne present circumstances IL The country
aie not such Is p make il exaedient 81 prudent
meats - ~
-, hssolred, That when lie Convention ferm,.
oates ~ present session shall Be adtourned "a
taeel N Tie ely d NeW York on IL second Ved.
Wttey q 1W4i neKfi fof the purpose ii Then con.
sidefin-, aid, II practicable. determintng upoo ,be
~ Nn,n specie payment oiag b resumed
-. hfssfeed, That this Convention strongly
.'e'Hntads . all tie banks "a The tallud States
4 ehhtianf hy proper measure, 10 prepare t4cnI
't4'as fo' return g specie payments aIthip Tie
'l.fttsi pFariieabe ierioa alter die Acxt meeting
Il the Convention.
~ hfsaired. That The hanks il those States i
II. afe nj nom represented bc earnest, re-.
4trisd e send delegates u tie adorned mcel.
as q thus Convention, and tHat hc several dele. !
.A'ea tfom al {he States & desired 10 procure all
neh Information III e. 4rt 10 TIE condition II tie
'ahhs Y t.el rec. Give States Is nav L. Il. q
anaL.s
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.AiIELIAKY ArAnrmx-

lIfSt pcInI N 4 ~, d l.2- 7
n III y,g:,,. go. ,.t.t '
So, II. go 10't"H'
cesa,n.s M, m w 'p.uy 'hs pro
n MI Il = e9'le. -~'o' 81 lhe 'Aifd Class
~ Z "'ee''ns q the hlid class Of the I. 5
''l''i ANsuetht' he.o oh Monday ihe 22nd o
,'''s''~tr' 'adel Lancaster vas called TO lhC
NJ a.u ace. Gardner appolnied Secretary
lae oeJeci u the aeftng having been plain.
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Lock Gut.

4 \ the eth instant, | VIII Offer for @ i,
to the highest bidder, at the late "a
sdence Of Alex. Scott, deed.
or 1000 ibs. Of seed Cotton,
Fodder and Oats,
Probably some Corn,
Miich Co,rS,
Oae Wagon and Carriage,
htchea Fwaitue,
and number Of other articles.
The circumstances of the estate rao,,,,,
some money; those indebted will nlaaSa -,
collect this. f'N"'0 'e'
Dee, !, 1897. - h-1e'"'0r
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Episcopal Coare,atoa.--.i he object he
sPectm Convention Of the Church which as
semblcd IN this City last week, we learn,
was 10 take into consideration the present
condition and future prospects Of the ErIs
CORAL scHooL. We are not in possession
Of details, bat are grati6ad to learn that the
friends of the Church determined THAT If
SHOULD RE sUsTtINEp.-RaI. Register.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted TO me- for Roof
are requested to call and settle their
accounts either by Cash or Note. can
al all times be found at the Mansion Hotel
Those who do not avail themselves of ,h;s
notice may expect to have their aeeonntS
placed into the hands of an officer for col.
iseti"n. ~ THO. GooDLAKE.
Dee, 10, 1887. t7s
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Negroes f0 Hire

NlLL be hlted, on the l>t Of January
~ next, to The highest bidder, al nv
house for one year, all the Negroes belong.
ING to the estate of DR.. kernes II. Alexan.
der, deed.
f. W. ALEXANDER, Executor.
Dec IL, 1887 ~
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H. Iloa. R5betl Strange will please accept ou
mi. n a copy Of tho Presidents Message.
rg-ress--Tbis b'dy mot and was duly or
IA !. III 90 b, the appearance OF quorum
\ hab II uses. Tie usual messages we're ~.
..b,ngcd ala a M oommittse appointed t.
,o, IS Pfr.iieut oi the Z 5 and inform bin
I'M ~ llo,t..s wofs formed aud ready Ia
...gs 4ly communication which he might have
lrise
TN II ,,rgc vas transmitted 10 both IIou.ss
~ Ell. . capy of which We have received and
+. re Il sutfs 10 our neat Sec an article Ia
,tesdlag column o. lie Message.
n. g.asia. tes0luiion offered BY Mr. uGder.
3ylh,, 81 ills ltn inst after being amended
.5las.aa "ihe Amount ol the noaey sIpen.
II. is uhale number Of troop. that have
+ s1g4ycd since the commencement Of lhr
-. a4oat.d o. the 6tb;
R..sitt8. That the Secretary Of War be direct.
ls, 5.ate Congress coPis. Of I'll order. and
us184s slsen 10 toe ainatsHagr-in.eliief Of
gs, ii i.at'ds, suy,4oiltiHg hiea 10 taise
lo cai To stss ANY portion u the tat.
) r. Aprr.d tie services at volunteers iof tie
t. s sa4p1fHhE I0dau hosuiilies and
f ~,ftaff fsPar' ptaat Hsssares, Il aug,
ad g ttIgei uf procure the services
w 10 81 ssfri4f+ 70 h1ht aea4esI the Scmi@
M aauJ,i %. loaaaa 80 eaitsfsd ~ lakrn
atee n 'bs U7ted y atfs, tae tribes 10
& ...Y fs.g. He.y bsssug ae l.agth 81 time
hAU tsa eassssd 30 serve, and ties aplaaut
s, promised thea. ana that Toe sAla Sec'eiAf3
,es1t tbo naHbsg Of tfgJgss u ali ci4snes. a..
,e4 ,sd called lasa serves iof ,he Patp9+s %
,,caul. las ~ar IN .vfl1a a, u,o present
!.
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y What momentary span,
IN aaetl y u IL


Communicated
~ THIS place on Tuesday the 2ls ul. PFRE.
1lNE ROBERTS, ESQ. aged IS YEAR., after a
mort illness Of enc week Of Bilious Cougss,ive
Fever.
1 Mr Roberts had arrived at the aye Of 81. and
had already earned The repulatioH. Of a snut.5 ,Bd
successful Lawyer, aud 10 honest man. o tie
must amiable but retiring disposition, he he'd 10,
ths faculty ot thfustilg himself before the world.
oat slIi BY tie pubic voice, he had bern Of cn se
ieeted, 10 fl high and honorable stations ano bv
rs uniform conduct in lis short lie. had nbta,,sd
Ne confidence ii all In the midst of stfa1g n,rtv
Aciiement, although Dc always took decided
st-ad, 50 great @a~ the integrity manifest in his
conduct that he never lost personal friend,
Nane knew him, bat % love hi,n.
Nome named him, but % praise
Deala could mi, u Our circle, have selected a
mere shining mark -ItrcOla Republican.
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Dill,

~ thls county, on the 18th inst, Mrs. JANE
ALA ANDER wife Of NJ, Ulysses Alexander.
agel sp'n' 20 years, lenyng husband and )
s"ail children 10 mourn their loss
A. Surveyorsse, IN this County. on the 18Th
q November, JAMES Harry, tldes, son of
oapt. Absaloni Black in the l9ih year Of hi. sgc.
lie was iaken "ih the rose which confirnea
aaysto battle the prescriptions Of the best medical
all - -
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AFFAIRS or CANADA.

Cgsg4y-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NY. ~
patuo,.- "a k,., i ,.,t ..,..' Vi =. 54s's's 4@o
test FfsrEI5, 49,. -. ~ - : II. =
u.atn,,,. ..Fo NJ, !, g''''A W.
bt,re iazf.,.s,, .stt.t..s. ~ - as 'eAe
esHsd..r. -, 49, s. ga, a ahu '''s
slere..,ttl NH, s..li.,. 5a.,,, - s''e' " !
u, auat.a I,,,.s $3.50 -, /, ! ~ No'hu'
9.rteg ss,o@t-tf. - "i'',ih' : IS
W '~''@ "'4Ae'@' p, i.a'f'ot loss was
larpesn iAtt 'h~ patriots h4,r made stand
!. a. ha''ft' ab21l nlr'r m'' hsiug nopEcal,
a.'.ss :" ~ fte"eh toti. IHtir NUN.
aaa iural..ga. IN, ~, t,' a.'''.o
.t ~ "wednesday, detachment 81 eight hun
re- Z 9A'sfs sad iiree hondred volunteers letl
t1.t H., t,.,s II -. !" o.'sainf ~ ''l's
lfett are 1t tnafsi. .ar 81 tH,,ig. NM 49,,
eotta, consisting y tNohnndFed regulars lad pro.
-. HI. $3.50. INNS Mhen 'oey we're at.
t,tr engagement. ofi,., b.rs NH, ~ 10 -
stated
'a 'afeoaf hishl . steamboat arrived # Mon,
drt,rfsa, :, s,.'f Nl'gl . ''s"
Il lhe etlv. vas t.,a,ff.,,F. 4s.ast,ls 49,, ~
Hs,t Iap tex baat viii uadeabted, bring us
igfther aua more decisive particulars. vhieH NC
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NEW BERN SENTINEL

Not having received for several weeks
this thorough gong Administration Journ.
nj, We were induced to enquire into the
cause, aud learned that the publication of
it bad been discontinued. lib.
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Is. w. Leigh.-It affords rs beart,.I,
pleasure 10 be able TO slate, that ihIs reat
ana good man. who has suffered under ex.
irene illness for seyc~al months, and who.e
death has been more than once reuo,ted
y now convalescent and likely to be resto,.
ca TO health and usefulness. We are sure
'His Information will he gratifying mol only
70 aifglnIans, but 10 the whole Community.
-R'chmOnd Wig.
odiem Cotton Facfory.- understand
that The Salem Cotton Factory is completed
aud viii be put IN motion in few DAYS. II
IS represented 10 compete IN point of spcp.
dor, with any Factory of the kind in the
,oou'h'-nay, may We not say in tie North
m9ch credit Is given the high.mlnded CHI.
zens OF Salem for this renewed Indication of
lhelr enterprise. Hurra, hurra. for Not.h
Carolina. - reensborough Patriot.
ihe State House.-The State House now
buil1ip5 at Raleigh, Of hewn granne. Ixex.
pected 70 be completed 10 about two ,ears.
ahd VIII be one Of The best edifices Of Tie
KIND III the Country. The walls are IA.
shed and the sum already expended On Inc
'diiice Is about S325 GOO, and the entire
;ost Of The building and furniture wben
will probably exceed 100000.
Is length Is loo feet, its width, lacluanr
ne portlcoes, 40, The height, from tie
loor Of the r"tunda, 10 the Top Of the staff
", IRON the basement floor 10 the granite
which surmounts the dome, 100.
cd OF the exterior walls 60 feet. The co.
lmns are feet q inches in diameter.
landng on basement Of IS feet htoh.
ne proportions and entablature are copied
rom the Parlhenon. Sal CaroItaiGa.
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Newspapers in acknowledgements
have been introduced as u part of the reg.
ular exercise ofthe scholars, in the academy
of Plattsburgh. This canno, but have
beneficial effect on the minds of the schol,
ars, and we have long wondered that the
practice has not generally obtalned in our
semlnares ofeducation. II certainly must be
as profitable TO our youth, to be informed of
the news Of the dav, both 10 our own country
and in foreign lands, as il is to spend their
time in reading accounts Of the quarreIs of
the gods and loves of the goddesses of
heather mythology.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-15

Political ToaH.-At a recent Wing Cele
bratlon in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the fol
lowing PoeilcaI Toast was gwen:
The Van Buren, pole begins 10 bend,
The Hickory nuts hook black
New York has spoke, the tree is broke,
The nuts they " i'll not crack.
The leaves have spread thro' all the land,
They're nothing else but trash;
The people say he's not the mau,
They II blow him all to smash.
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NOI,ErE,.

WILL hire at the Courthouse il Char.
loite, on the FIRST day Of January newt.
several likely Negroes for The term Of u
months.
WIN. T. MeREE, Guardiaa.
Dec. II 1881. Is
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IT The Wee President aad National RaRi.--
\ correspondent OF the Phtadelihia Enquirer in
communication, states that Col. Johnson is in
fqror Of e. y. Bank. IL says that the Wee.
President Of tic uuited States, dining in Phadel-
phia, on The 18Th uii. with about dozen gentle.
men, of different political sentiments, made use of
the following Language IN reply to question put
10 hun, which was distinctly heard BY every per-
sen at the table. Gentlemen said he, Il am in
favor OF a United States Bank bank with cap
i'ai q from fifty 10 hundred millions. one hun.
sred would preter--with branches Sc dissemna.
ted IA every part Of the country, that there would
not be square mile in the United States or lis
sependeneles, where its notes would net be re.
deemed IN speois or its equivalent, at any time
1cntlemsn, these are my sentiments"
Since noticing the above, we understand that the
Globe has come cut and says, We are authorised
TO gips THIS story an emphatic contradiction"
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-. r..t- An. s..l
L .',a i.s liot' Joaa 6 ati'2an = committee
,sa. sHta q Eaese4lA : e latttsfg him Is :
4..., t.g..I - .,.a.,.
\ F ssaaeaaieg ~ lQtraef siite-' Nt
\ ~ "a - lh4l ~ canse. trfy faF short q
e.,s.. -,,,fs.t.,....,. a. ....,..-.
t..f s.sas 2 - o. - lace shs ltae Fss.
.astasbs IT, superstition uenlsaa. j ii
+. t4., Sc. - a..,. .-.....4. Il,
't8tAa cement ifa@ tle v ~ psf
4 ~, sla aat.etag tie oblee. q 1T. ~
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uThe following resolutions were renor,ed r,
uie Committee on the Currency in the South Car.
oiina Legislature on the 5th inst They were Ia
be considered en- the 9Th. 1t is generally believ.
co mat there is small majority in thi, BODY ia.
Fofaoe 10 The passage of these resolutions. but the
question will be fully tested when they como no
Tor consideration. Mr. Calhoun. popular ty is 20.
ry great aud every exertion no doubt will be made
10 carry the State with him.
Resotced, That IN the opinion Of iii. Ioo;.I.
lure IL is exPedient that the revenues Of The Fed
etai Government be so collected as ultimately IN
SEVER me government from all connection IN fbs
banks. " "a 'Ae
e1o'ee1' mat IN the opinion Of this Lsgisla-
'''e iesehues OF Tie ederal Government should
" ~ oePSsHeo' Kept and discussed, az not 10 be
CONNECTED WITH or used in banking operations
hesolrsG, That it would be Unconstitutional !,
expedienl, and dangerous 10 incorporate 4 Naion.
a. bahs Tor managing the fiscal operations Of the
Federal Government.
~ There IS now doubt Of the election Of Nc.
-tut'' me Van Buren, candidate. as Governor or
Mississippi, owing { their being tao Wing can.
adates. 4 he election Of Prenii.s aud Word 10
congress Is also certain. II has been generally
stated and believed, that Claiborne ard Gboson
was only elected 10 serve during the ert,q session.
81 until within few days We have never seen .
ny like proof but The following extract ffom The
cturn Of The Secretary Of State viii satisfy. we
mould thinf, the nosl incrodulous Of the fact:
have summed up tho whole number Of yotss
eturaed into my office for representative. "a ~
dtsed SESSION of Congress, from Til. State and
Us certificate halshts with" DO there fore d..
lare that John F H. Claiborne and :. j. Ghol.
on having received the greatest nurlber Of ys;es
fe dut aud legally elected representatives 70 he
aAed session 81 Congress, from The Stale Of Mis-.
issIipi."
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1--we had quite heavy fall of Snow on Wed.
nesday last, and but for the rain that fell before il
commenced soowing, it would have been fully six
inches deep.
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Al the same time and place, will be hired.
the Negroes belonging to the estate of 10.
seph Young, decd
y r. v + t fhIEEE; 4sn,.i,,,s,D,..
Dec. II, 1887. ~
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" The Convention non in session to amend Inc
Constitution 81 Pennsy lyania have adopted a pro-
VISION, that all the children n the Commonwealth
shall be educated at The pubic typaus4. This !.
worthy the character Of the second State il lie
Union. In Government like ours, where the
rec institutions Of the country 10 be perpctua.
ted only b tie intelligence Of the people this es.
iablishcs them on the sufest foundation.
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NOTICE.

AN ILL be hired at the Courthouse in
~ Concord, on the lst day Of January
next, the Negroes belonging to Robert l..
Young, consisting Of Men, Women, Bows
and Girls.
r. W. ALLISON, Guataiaa.
Concord, Dee, T. 1887.
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gctargcsfP
December ID, 1897.

n. usa. L 5bstl Srange ! i'll please accept our
.,e.. II a copy Of tho Presidents Message.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23
SY. i.ou,-, % /.


Ear on ihc Froaf:c, w learn ~ .
gentleman direct from Tic upper Missouri,
counties, somc other ?..icu!ava in relation
to the unprecedented diili; ultirs Win the Os
age Indians on oar border. These indians
are settled on a tract oflaud which adjoins
our. western state line, and lately have
moved down upon the line They arc rep
RESI- nied as beng in Il very destitute and
starving condition, and m several occasions
have killed the cows .",l iioyS Of tac set
tiers, to ussuaSc their huui ~. Ills alleged
that they have cr">sr,i The liuc. From
these allegations, orders ha," 'rcu issued
To drive them from The State l,Ec, and our
informant states, that nn u rdnv;;iay last.
the troops under cu,nni1nf ~ Ma. ti"u.
Lucas and Br. Grm. Almond. fu:n ~.!acSSun
and saline Cnullivs. ~ .rc IT, s,i oi; iur i;.i
sc"iiCu whrt" III" ~iUhiaus :5gy CNc3taj,,a.
II WAS ti;c purpose Of Gen. Luc:sS TO induce
the Indians To ren,n"c pcaccJ:!y Ii lie
could. but torcitiy If necessary.
SO. here is to be- IL" c"~rrni"uccr:cnt Of
another iudi"n u ar. Thief, aud ,res,pas-
,ers arc ubc visited with m%i';,a.y force, ana
punished, Ivy G,":L. il r"sisiauc. is made.
Let III" 'act he remembered ila, Il Var is
waicd rinsl Il Starving hand OF vacrart
Indians, III q ease, where " bite men would
be civiIv rie'l and punished according to
law.-Cin. Goz.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23
New ORLEANS, Nov. s

Our city is fast aSsumin. the clmerlulness
and animation which drnoicthc return Ofour
active business season. Hundreds of our
citiZrrs whom The requirements of business
III" pursuit OF pleasure ar apprehension of
disease, had scattered abroad over the land
have returned within the week, bringing
improved health and renewed energies TO
the resumption of the lubours of their vari-
Gus occupations. Crowds of strangers arc
daily %arri>in. Snn,c for traffic, Others 10
lake The rl cc> Of the thousands that !;ave
been sept hwHybv the pcSiilrnce. Our
iIi|i, ami hplrdin. house, are fat filling
up, oar finC:rAi >ircc,s are lhrnnccd with
moving mn!,i'ri.-, un! ':H ...:"r prs sen,
Il busy scene Of cunn,"lctai nctivi,y.-
Eat, amid all the SHOW oil Iitr and motion
There seems, IN tiuth, but lille actual bust
ness dong. III" Cotton market is duh for
the -e".on. liH supplies Of mp country pro-
dhcr have been iur SOME DAYS. INTERRUPTED!
by l!' low stage Of water in The Ohio, and
there is but liill" activity in those branches
ut trade liza, depend for sale on county Gus
toners. This state Of ihinGs cannot how
ever continue much longer. Letters ~rCcciv-
cd by the Western Expires. report Inc Ohio
now us rising. and ample supplies, from
the fertile r'oiOi> on lis borders nav bc
"'''f '"",'.'' wi ht ii'Etf we are happy
to state. has almost cnrircly subsidized, the
season has arrived, when lose having bu-
sinc>s here. and dcc,,'cmcl 10 approach
ourcI,v,ar confident o. ;,,ciy safety, anl we
hope som To have thcplraSi,rc of reporting
IN active business i'll all the departments o,
trade. The weather in thccarly par, of the
week was cold and rainv--li is now clear,
mid aud delightful. Tie Mississippi is 81
feet below hish-water mark-Lry's Price
CurreuL.