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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04


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Curtss Philo ".
Cotton DAVID No,,htee n.sIs~,a
Cooley ki,in MAYOR Hear,
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redley Ishn L. rortp. Abel
Uen,n NJ. Mp rhsn Gideon
Dodge Jorion Powell Joasthsa
Dewet Darid roweu Lucy
p,.lge Asa T. Prootor Esbce
Dans stephen W Perry tsesuye ".
Dana Cbarle.C rssr.on Dsshebs X.
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Ellis Zchetee Rove Edward
Ellio, MILAN Rove Chloe
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feu,ou Horace Rowe Csiub
foot St'll@An Rice La'oa
q. Richards n Entity
Gould Melden Richardson A. Mis-
Greene Leonard \.
/ Gates Cyrus Stevens Francts
Greene Amass Stfatton CALVIN
IL Stockef Martha
Hunt Harriet II. stone BonJsn,n
/ Iluribut Benjamin Stuart Sherman Z
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/ iIobstadt John iSmith Frsnkhn e..
Z Hoihrook Ciatssa &. Smith Fanny
Hall John Squire David
Hall ROYAL stafford joseph
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J. spaiiord Pbebe T.
| Jackson Epbpim Stone Macy
Jones " lillian J..
X. Tcnpcy Alvin
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Keenan, Jans Woodburn DAVID
Kellogg J. Esq wtiloughby Abel
K,mbery Hiram Waller Royal IL.
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| Rutland July |, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

I'M OI IBFTfCTN
Remaining In the Post O,Icc at PittsfOrd, VI.
July !, 1897.
Lucy Anns n
Alvin Andrews Nathaniel Kingsley
Hiram or q. Adams L.
B James Louth
Gardaer Bride .
John u Beal spencer Mnuison
David Baird or Hannah % Milton
Betl Richardson u
G. Jane l. Powers
w G Cottng uouss afte"
Fanny b. Chlson Daniel Z. Towers
Chas T. Goldman u
ID ~. y, Rand
Esther Dixie en RPiey
CALVIN l,ru,y Thomas SutG
Iiudah A. DAVIS ~.
y. charlotte l.. Wheeler
Marv Fairfield Rev. John y Widen
H. Nicholas Wescoit
I X I,i,cbcock Lewis White
/ Sarah Hitchcock lev, Whtoch
ADDISON BUCK. Posfmasitr.
Piusford, July I, 1885,
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List Of Letters

Rutland, July /, 1887.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

10 addition ~ oar rr.usas h.es, Se are indebted
10 a co,ln.ei,Iii isleud lof various VI ucan l1u,.
ua>, pfnled lhu caphal, " 70 u4c lgn % hiaseh
iac.usise!.. " he people Ut TINS province" say
hey at hfst pretend 10 support the ststcm ol
Federal Guyesuuiell, anc ,ala II vas oniy civil
var. But san alter ines threw d tnc mass, aud
We saw they were but perhdious 4nd atub.sIogs
colouists. The var has boeOng i n4iioa4l prc,
aud &c are nJs compelled ~ orr an'rg al tiigctyr
Amy to pu, down those rebels. Int run0ss Eef.
iidiousy spread. that The feIans Would ind in
santa Anna 4 z9aious advocate, have bcpn hAty
contradieied BY that general himself, as SON a.
he returned among w." &c.
In the bisrio del Gobierbo, Vt March 81. il t.
suggested 10 contact loan Of thirty miilsoas Of
collars from some foreign Power. Ia enable ,hv
heNican Guseramrul to carry on the war against
Ict4s.
Extract If letter, dai,d 7smpico MsieL Is, 1851.
Toe FfeHch Munster al hl,xieo had received
otders from hls Government, BY the last Englsn
packet to insist ngou the tie reimbursement 81 all
the hrsl loans imposed upon thg Fr,nch citizens
and, W. case Vt refusal, 70 demand his ssp0fl~.
The English vics consul al Tamp,cu, Mr.
Craa io,d, all shortly pass through Nc~ Orleans,
on ms Ny 10 Texas, where he Is ordered b, hts
Government, 10 order 70 EaAe report as u the
country.
The warIIke message OF Pre.iaen, Jackson
has been received very cooiiy at The capital
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
Office of the Columbus Sentinel, !
MARCH 81. {

VICTORY OVER THE INDIANS.
"Colonel NeIiban had been Informed by
express day or two previous, that large
body Of lndiaHs we're encamped somewhere
in the swamp near Iubly's Bridge, from
which they ISSUED 10 commit depreddtlOns
in the nelghborhood. lie started ~ pur.
SUI, and Oh Thursday evening received a
report from his scouts that the eHcampment
had been discovered Immediately upon the
banks of Pea River, completely surrounded
by water, and hat 10 get at 1t an almost
impenetrab'e swamp had to be trasersed.
He made his arrangements for an attack
early the next morning; he then BEN! 90
the side opposite the Indians, he divided
bIs troops INTO bodies, assigning the CON.
rnand Of one, of about one hundred men, tc
Capt. Harrall, ordering mm 10 march VI
the river Opposite the encampmeBt for th'
puronse Of cutting Of their retreat ~her
driven out and forced TO cross. WeIIbou
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
LATEST From MLNlCo.
To Mr.. John Cochran, New York.

FROM TBE SEw ORLEANS COURIER, o. MARCH -.
&, Tie Atlantic, arrived last evening rou Meta.
mofas. Whence she saIed on the pun instant, We
learn frou, passenger that the Mexican army,
under the command o. GeHcfal Nicolas Bravo,
consisting OF about 800 men, Of oil arms, Mas at
that place, and had commenced previous to The
s4tiing OF The A. crossing the camp tquipage, ana
The general opinion eas, ita' Tie army Mould CON.
uuence marching about Tie lst OF March IL had
bVtn abundantiy provided With provisions up 10
that period, Tor the hrsl tife slnce they had teen
~ VI amoIas, ty the arrival OF vessels IA success
siou iron tins port, New Orleans
\ contract his oxen entered luio by the go
vefuintnt OF VI AGO ~Ith merchant Tor loan Of
uue ana bal. million OF dollars, advanced by in-
slaiments q sljUU00 monlhly, commtucius on
the LIST Of Aarun, the trsi Iustaimeut o. winch
had been received ana distributed among the
troops and II vas the general opthinn lhat TINS
contract would b. cumpl.d NIln, tne Government
having morlgaged the cuslon.houses ut heiamo-
rds aid iamfs cu Tor lht payment OF The amount
BORROWED. \ Mexican OiiIcrf OF some raak and
intelligence iuioru q tie gentleman Who gave u
Tins Information, that Il WUuu b, the hrst Uhect OF
the army to occupy BeGat, uollad, aud Cau3pAno,
~AIch lie described a. The kcys ~ Texas; and nav
lHg possession OF those places, The opcratIoBs Of
toe arGiy Mould secure points daPPu, where they
mIg ht conduct th,i operations Al leisure, Shi.si
they Mould b. tlIs means bold tbs Texan AMY
10 chtcA
Ii was also announced that General Bfas7 hsd
been Instructed 70 propose terms o. reconciliation
10 The Texans, granting whatever thcy MAJ q.
iHauG, short OF In8 pyudencC and dlsuenoc ~, NJ
A s1ftlou OF the prisoners Who h@ye beet ~
some unie lncarcefltcd 10 the dun esrs 81 i-ta.
uloras thirteen ia nuubef, arrived Ia The y. 4 ilir
names are :. ;. Cofles, Pml4de phIA s'y aus, VI
Texas Henry Ctais, o! Aea Jets,y q. >aIth, Of
N,S NotA; Beaten, Of ouioi fgtaau oi Ken.
tucsy frauels, Of UJo; L4ngauisa. vi io..a.d ,
-u4 ,Ae rlsll4,, NJ ssrs Jonas liau, her, cap
land, olb,fs, All probably have ios ll.is pon
IA the Cunanche
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

Mouth Writing The editor Of the O
live Branch has received letter from ID
Rev. Robert White, which the Rev. gr1
teman 4ro,o with has mouth. Mr.. We
was an officer IN the L. Slaies Arm, D.
ing the last sar, and 10 a battle he hi
both arms shot OF by q cannon ball. Ssic
then be has learned to wri,e by holding IL
pen With his teeth. By perseverance,, j
has succeeded IN what wiring maag
would call bold, graceful hand.
A more remarkable exhibsiion of ui.
may be done by ingenuity and pefsesenra
was 20 bc seen, ten years age, and prihsa
IS still, "a the streets Of PARIS. The sihi.s
ter had also lost both arms but, prosdi
wIth a saall Iow table, little bcuch, ml
pen fastened To aad PROJECTING from d
breast, with a curve downward, naa.e
of small squares of paper. and ,,dy lsts
slic 10 place them orderly before hiu. j
produced very pretty specimens VI peanls
ship, SIMPLY BY scoring hib body in such 81
as TO make The pen bear upoa aud tra'tT
the slips. Which il d,d As rapidly and 70 d
good effect, rs ihc0gh guided by pracis
ed hand. by the vale Of these specimsn
The couple gained very comfortable Iiyns
When 1t rained or they earned euoUsh a
The day, the vile used 10 iaslen the tabs a
her good mans sanalders, herself takr3
charge of The heBch, Iuksand and r. pss
and then they would march or togellk'
seemingly as conieutrd and cheerful IS
they had their thousands per annum, aBt
full allowance Of arms bcsldcs.--N ]
Commercial Adr.
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Blockade in 1erds.-A slip by the TX
press Mail from the New Orleans Bslleiiu
states that Mexico has declared Texas IN d
state Of blockade. II will Of course turn
oul a mere paper observation-disclosures GaE'
The same slip contains letter from Mex
ico dated 18th March from which We ex'
tract the following:
On Sunday dsatiecllon manifested ltsell
among tie ALTER, as the government we're
m arrears 10 them they succeeded IN pro,
curing funds from the merchants and paid
them oil. Otherwise they would IN oil pro-
liability have loined the myrads OF robbers
aud murdercrs which compose about three
iourths OF the population aud the city would
have iell prey TO the dreadful and merci'
less saoueo-there is no such lcentlous
population IN the world as IN this place and
PuebIa and their prejudice aud hatred a
gains, eslrangeros IS daily encouraged by
the Padres.
On Monday night it was understood thai
the troops we're TO proclaim Gen. Busia
mente Dictator, aud besides the regular
patrol 10 all the streets, extra guards wer'
AZ the corners OF ;he streets.
No person was allowed TO pass wi,hou
beng o,erhaued--al IL at night The OH
GERS waited on the general for his assent
hui he would mol weld 10 their views. The,
have demanded the resignation OF Mr, Corro
The President ad interim, and | hear tina
he sent II 10 Congress Yesterday, but the!
could NOT form quorum.
Texas and urlied States matters are al
swallowed up, and France in the bargai'
IN our domestic atialrs, winch are dali.
growing worse.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
COCHRAN's Gun TESTED,
In q batts 0ith The Semtaoiss, IN Flgr,da. by Cap.
tam G9rdon.

Neu York, March II, 1881.
Sir-llauug bad very ample opportunl.
ties OF testing the very great superiority OF
Your " Many Chambered Gun" It affords
ne great pleasure to state for the pubic IN.
formation, that ! consider It far superior TO
any other now 10 use. Is peculiar adaptation
to the purpose Of war, give II just aud strong
claims Ia the patronage Of General Govern.
meul. | do not hesitate 10 declare IL, as
my firm and decided opInIon, that one hun.
bred men armed with your gun, would be
equal, IN point Of efficacy, IN battle, 10 one
thousand armed with any other. It's supe.
rOrIiy for hunting purposes Is equally great,
and cannot fail ~ secure for II the public
favor.
The astonishing capabiIity Of your gun to
resist dampness, or INJURY Of rs charge,
when loaded, consider Of the greats, I'm.
podaHce. 4 very striking and sallsfacto
~ ,ns,aucc manifested itself IN the late bat
ne With the Semluoes on Lake Monroe
our qua had al the time been loaded a
irast t"o weeks had been taken out on on,
or more excursions, aud exposed to III,
ddmPnes' Of the atmosphere, winch IN tina
country Is very great, aud such other eau
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ses as had mace il necessary 10 discharge
and reload an or most u the ether arms
similarly exposed,-yc,, under these CIR
cumstances, without re.loadlng, yours went
OF in every instance, Che whole round OF
chan,ber) as il recently charged. he SIN
pl,cir, OF the machinery, and the great pow
or with which 1t throws lis balls, VIII justly
enhance i,s estimation with all who VII
take the trouble TO examine aud make trial
Of them.
In conclusion, will repeat, ! have no
hesitation 10 giving Il as my hrm CONVICTION,
that yours Is by far the most efficient hre'
arm ever offered to the public, aud every
Mav worthy of confidence and patronage
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your most obedieut humble servant,
W GORDON,
Captain L. ;. Dragons
To Mr. John Cochran, New York.
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IRON THE ARMY.

An official communication has been received
from Gen Jesup, dated Fort Dade, March 18Th, ia
which he states that the principal chief OF the Semi
noes Mcanopg has been with them since the
evening of the 10Th, aud has approved the eonven-
ton entered into bY the second, third, and fourth
chiefs of the nation, Of the 9Th Of March. Mica.
nopy requests that Capt. Page may be allowed to
ACCOMPANY his people 10 the West. That several
M kasanky Indians bad come into camp Oh the
18Th and Mican0py has heard from the Chief OF
that band ADi.s-ca, Sam Jones,l also from Os-ce
ola Those chiefs are both between Apohe and
the 81, Johns, and Micanopy and Alligator have
DO doubt Of bringing them in early next month,
perhaps sooner.
Gen Jessup believes the war TO be al an end
He holds the troops 10 such position, as to pro
duce ;he best military effect, and can operate ia
any direction from Fort Dade, and never b more
than from thirty to fifty miles from depot
Should the Indians not act 10 good faith, he shall
Be able to attack them on either side Of him, Ia
from three 10 i've days-sIth mounted men, IN
much less time. MIcanopy informed Gen. Jesup
that he now believed that The Great Spirit had 50
ordered that be should leave the land Of his fathers,
and he has submitted cheeriuy Gen. Jessup
states that be shall discharge IN few DAYS the
battalion Of Alabama drafts The. following Is a
copy Of the INSTRUMENT signed by hlcanopy, con-
frming what had been done By the chiefs who
represented him and the nation.
IL, Hicanopg, principal chief Of the Seminole
nation OF Ind ans, having had read and fully eK.
planned to me certain "articles Of capitulsuoH,'
entered into on the 9Th day Of March, 1881, at
For. Dade, Fiorida, between MAJOR General Je.-
sup Of shs United STATES army, Tor and on the part
OF United States, and Hoelhie matte, jumper
Hoa,Dochee Yahol5ocbee, Cloud HaIg4lah, fia.
10, &c my representatives, do hereby fully &C.
knoasdge AID confirm every article o; the same
Given a. Fort Dadc Florida, THIS lolh day Of
March, 1881
lSlgned) MICANOPY his II mark"
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/ Darid Netpland. Dive are inn,n
that David Newland Of Burke has rece,'
ali appointment from the President, as g.
vevor of the Public Lands, in Wineo,.
and has left the State 10 enter upon The
ties Of his office. lie has left a yac,n.
which we take pleasure in stuting can
easily supplied. We really think tina, i
Wild woods Of the West is more copoe,1
TO his nature Than the refinement aud poha
of Washington city. Before parting u,
Dayy, We will merely mention an accd.,,
which beiel him a, Washington last ses.i,.
and " i'll then as an act Of charity ia /.
friends, copsign him TO the shades Of o..
WON. David, on the morning OF The Com
nation, to show his seli.imporiance, reso,,
10 call upon Col. Benton and introduce \
his acquaintance some Of his friends. A.,
cordingly, having collected his band, |.
proceeded 10 the apartment Of the Colot,
On entering the room they found the {,
onei's lady aud daughter present. Ale
the introduction and usual saIuialons (,
tween the Colonel and his visitors had !,
ken place, they were requested TO SET doaa
Davy accordingly, made II motion 10 A.
sumo sedeniary position IN chair beh,l
him but in the mean time, one Of his cos.
panions appropriated the chair TO bus Or,
use, and snugly seated himself in a i.
mote corner Of the room. This enlirs,
escaped Days attention, wllo, We apas
hcud, was engaged nj the lime 10 asir
at the ladies, and IoosIng bis perpehdicaa
be fell SPRAYING on tho floor. heels ~
head with a tremendous crash. Mrs 4
and her daughter scampered ..om The rcs
aImos, CONFUSED with laughter nj the ~
culous scene before them, and even the ca
after the most strenuous efforts TO resin
his rIslele facilities, was compelled 10 ID
vent TO his feelings 10 a most rambyslsaa
roar. Unfortunately for the COTS posss
a sldeboaid which was laden with the %.
costly kinds OF Glass. wares, received ~
shock, that lis whole contents wese ote
turned, aud broken into thousand aias.
Allera severe struggle the unfortunate ca
succeeded IN extrcaiIng himself irom u
broken fragments IN whlcE &c was ietase5
enveloped, and We are happy 10 learn, sus-
ed no very serious injury from the fall
Carolina Gdscfte.
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TE1ss.-B, the arrival yesterday Of the schr.
Na.ChtUaG, from teiasco, We have rccoised flcs
Of the Columbia Telegra n, 10 the Til Mach but
they contain nothing otimPJrtance. The country
{. represented a. being prosperous and happy -
We learn verbally that but litlc apprehension u
entertained Of another Mexican invasion. aud the
country vas fuily pfcpated To meet any army that
ought be sent against II.
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vsoN THE COMMERCIAL HERALD.

Some OF The American prisoners who recently
returned from hetanoras, state that the accounts
OF the indignt,es offered them have been much
oyerated that, although they we're compelled To
labor hard, they had plenty Of food, aud we're new
er put III chains, as reported. They know not in
What manner Their release was eff cIed, bu, be.
leve that Il sas through the intervention and 10.
stfainentallty OF General Bravo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

Gen. Jackson az Fred.rick.--The FOL.
lowing dNcrtlng article rs taken from a let
ter 10 the Courier and Enquirer, dated
March the OH.
The CT deyant president Gen. jackson
arrived here yesterday afternoon accompan.
led bv chef Justice fancy, aud surgeon
General Lawson. lie Was accessible 10
visitors i1r Two houss las, evening when
several very "cceuirlc characters we're pre-.
senled to bun. An freshman upon shaking
hands With hlm sad" Sou are great
Egtn, -. Iacl but you are not 10 great
u lna" Is Washing lon-but nlser .nind,
yea sn. mkt 10 han aud by is wish
you were babe ogaIn, for se would begun
aih YOU early a1olher time, and put you
~ president oil the days Of your Iie. A
Duichman followed aud By Nay OF compl.
uienl, wished the General never might be
sick all has !ite time.
Nearly at tue close OF the audience, an.
other lrisb.nan, with his daughter approach.
ed the General. The EncTaldeT al ouce
dipped down upon his knees, aud spoke 10
his daughter as follows -" Tbs Is tie Gen.
enl judy, The great General jackson.
Down upon your kncrs, Ike your father,
Judi, to shake hands with the Gueral-
do~n Judy down wid ye, aud tell Ia,
honor that II he had been at Bladensburg
The devil Of ANY foot races should We have
at all, at all | he chlld sld her father :
bidding, IN solt, shlnuiug tote tipped 18th
As much OF the brugue as her father vas
sIih tive barney. I" 1t you please, GeIerai
ny father bids me tell you, Il Your honor
had been AT BladensOnfg ~e soold have no
races at ali, at all. The OK President sail
ID, while hlllng the child up from her
knees, and bidding the 5raSney freshman
resume his petpetsdleularhy
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raow THs zAsEsgnlr ioalo) aArrrrE. o. uAscp .:

FRoH THE zASEsyiILE toHo) CARTE oF MAErB %.
From the iuipalng extract OF q HITTER received
by gentleman ~ Z,uesye from one oil the
Ilncssiic cmigfants n0~ IN the Texan army
there seems 10 be strong probability that they are
not 10 gain boodIe.s Triumph:
Hosnilos have commenced, the Indians com
hitting daily dePredalipns. A express of our.
vas hiled tins morning within 80 miles of COR
camp. The sdysnce guard OF the Ma1caps have
already crossed the Rio Grandc, ana are on their
way To give US battle, while We are max ing every
preparation 10 meet them The Mericaus uadst
Gen Bravo are 5000 strong we can bring 3 600
into the field, as good ever pulled trigger
We ask no more. The army is COMMANDED 81
Brig. Gen FelG Houston. Gen. johnston being vet
confined from the wound received IN a duel, of
which yDn are apprzed.
"Ouf company Is ordered to proceed Tomorrow
morning to Goliad, n reinforce MAJOR Tinslry. Of
the lst cavalry. We are TO receive the advance
guafd Of The enemy, our force consisting of one
squadron OF cavalry, and the GAINESVILLE rifcmen.
IN all about 100 men We do not expect To- 6gh,
them but 10 harrass them by destroying the bt,dp.
and roads, and 10 pursue and # possible er,er.
inmate certain tribes Of Indians Before this ,esch.
es you, we shall have hot work but of one thing
rest assured, # we die, we die hafdn
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Anecioie Of Iorcnso D0s.--Some years
since, Lorenzo preached at Charleston, and
III the course OF one OF his sermons, attacked
with some severity the character Of a cat.
zen who had lately died, and whose death
he alleged was IN consequence Of hes wees.
For this he was, at the instance Of the rela
lives Of the deceased, prosecuted and found
guilty b, jury. The CoJr sentenced hun
10 pay u small fine and endure a short ian.
prsunmenl. The Governor d the State,
however, pardoned bun, aud paid the fine
himself.
The next Sunday Lorenzo preached 10 a
crowded audience, commencing as follows /;
There was, We learn from the New
Testament, certain rich man Who lived
| think, at Jerusalum, aud has name was
DIVES. He was clad 10 robes Of purple and
tiGe linen, aud Jared sumptnously every
day. That Is, he lived high, OF wha, might
be called dissipqtcd. Now there was also,
think. 10 Jerusalem a certain beggar named
Lazarus, who asked TO be fed only with the
crumbs that fell from the rich mans table
lie lay down at the gate Of his palace, but
the rich man would not hear him, and set
the dogs on him. So thus poor beggar
died, and then his sorrows ended, for he vas
carried by angels into Abraharns bosom.
Yes, Lazarus went up aloft, his spirit scared
up to heaven, where all good men will 20
when they die. But my brethren, YOU viii
ask what became Of Dives, the rich lnau !
Why, my friends, after while he died al
So, aud don't know but he died drunk |
will not, however, say SO positively, for |
don't know but he has some relations among
those nho nor hear me, ADD | may be pro.
secuted TOR defamation Of character"
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P. s. have just heard that Grady is

The Cr,ek fadians-'fhe Columbus Sentinel Of
last Thursday, states, that after the victory OBJ
tanned By Ge". Neii0orn over tAe Indians Oh Pa
River, he coatIuued hIs plrs4Ii ii them, and taal
be again came up with them encam, ed Ia a swamp,
10 q short Lime afterwards. Aier reconnoitefug
their position, without discover bIms,Il to the
Indians, he lay ~ ambush in the adjoining woods,
10 position to receive them, alta point where the,
would be obi ed 10 emerge. Ga their approach,
at signal given, aud when within gun riot de
tance, WeIlDorH and his men discovered chem
selves, and gave the enemy yoilcy, which brought
tseve more 10 the ground, either kllcd or mortal
y wounded The remainder belook themselves
u flight, WeII5oru 10 pursuit
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21

A Large Hog.-The Cincinnati, Gazette
conia ms an advertisement for the exhibition
of the +" Hog Buck Eye" lie is three
years old is four feet Two and half inches
high measures eight feet three and fourth
inches round the waist nine feet one and
three. fourths inches from snou. 10 tail 1.-THE
latter IL very snort and curls weighs if.
teen hundred pounds, aud has. not done
growing yet
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-21
TIE FLORIDA WAR.

The following may be considered as e9ieiHI--l
is copied from the Washington Globe, OF AprI
9Th, being the latest authentic news We have iron