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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

: America" Congress- U7y ysurs .~u$c.-1;ro-
Atuciican Congress, soon after tho. Drrl:-
%ra'iono Of undergraduates. passed lhc following.
motions. .
. "N'crcgs lrnc religion nn! good morals.
arc 'l'c. only solid Ionn'a'ion of public lib-
erty. and happiness.
''Rcs"Ivcd, rTsu.it be, and hereby is. car
ncs,ly Recommended 20 the scvcral States
To take tie. most c'lic:uaI measure for. fie.
clcorraeemen thereof, and for J~ilr.surrrr,-
sion -nf:thca'ricaf entertainments, hnr>c-ru
cling. gaming, and s;ich a1'icr diversions IA
ARE productive, Of id!clrcSs.. di-sipa.iin and a
general, dcpraVilv of principles any! man.
ECrs.'.
Now. mist his moi lr recognized ;p the
Lsht ."i every strong nrcstini.iivG. cl] iirnca
rot the m!nora tendency OF tic .s;ion -
isnCs'n Hn' approach. Is .ncnr :s can he 10
The general opinion OF The Whole. niotal
world: 49,. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

l.ro Oceans arithin Fourteen hours Soy
line Atlantic aud the Pacific arc likely ~
TIC united ny Yankee enterprise. The Con-.
GresS OF New Grenada has granted 10 MI.
Charles Em'!le, anil others, tie exclusive
privilege for fifty years, under the norrc' or
lraEsnnr'a'ion Company of the A,lan,;c
ana fnc'iilc Ocsans, to- navigate the river
IhnGres with steam. A further exclusive
ntfS,,e%c' 10y the same period, Is granted Mr..
passengers by the railway Macadmiz",j
rohI from the dead of. nnricaaina..c. -
to.'iie public n transportation road Tor l,orso,
cs and mnles.
Extensive ccssions'or land arc made n
MIR: B. which will he exempted from ccr-
,Iin contributions for 90 ycass. If Two
.siean'bon's.n' least arc not KEPT in conS,an,
operation (accidcnts cxccp,cLD 50 as..n adj
init the transportation between tho Atlantic
and Paoillc being cliGtlcd in I4Ilo,rs. ,Gc
exclusive privilege is To be forlui,cd.-Suiit-
or's Mug -. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

81 81 ~ ;sp ps. veg q.
Ni&issn:
Never defer that till to morrow, what you
eau do 10 dry.
Nc'tr neglect small matters and expenses
-Slfciaior 2S3: :
With method. almost any ,l,inr NAV he
donc..ard without rnc,lipd l6iline we'll done.
-Dr:JoEinson. So. ~
,Wnlant employment Tic mind bccomcs
rcilNr,'t:iid inert. -.
'N?ncii,rc more 1iahlc ,o~rempiaIion, or rs.
cn'r'oN themselves in dom. evil than ,l,c
,dic.-Pr siIcm Davies. :.
liranHtH and w;iirr n~uIsccara, and Il frs,
i!oi'ir" iihSc. aud Il rmkc. book with bank
nhtcs, shMil" and. lat" hours, arc the rocks
on wiacl' pre- slripwrcckcl many bright
'i"f.rs ana ,ailuring rrnSrmcis--,lic ford
'h'ic'fa'io't at cnnd parents and the rca!i-
Za'im' 81 a'A!onsly desired LlcSsin.s.-M..
NJ. NOAH.
Grains sai'l MIC great Newton, arc Gods
h"un''c"; f!nwtrs lis smiles:
Iiir grand an anum Of management lies
III three SYMPHONIES as tol.nws:.
Let every ling hc done a, its rroper
time. rr
Keep every ling IN lis proper place.
ana F;!i ever! thing to lis proper place.
i,'i"cuiI'n ami INSTITUTION arc The means,
III" oi!c'bN use, the other lv prcccrt. Ia
MAX" our natur;il,aculiics 0f1caSon both tic
better ana sooner Ia judge rightly between
.t:Eib nni error, g,O'' and fvii.
1t hc"'iS to hr well Understood now that
TIC cause of ln;cinpernncc Is to b. found in
t''' mo"cf"fs shrinking of temperate nlcn.-.
NO man can became Iiie slave of Il drunk
en- appetite, who drinks no stron. drink.
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.MGaY,sGvE.

FMS1!E. Tr"sicess.nf the EslgcfeM Male Acad.
E .n:i} have Inc pleasure Of Announcing TO
lie pablo. tia: They have snccccdrdIn .btririn1
tue services of Mr.. Tickling. II Ec~i,lr!nan fii:h
c!,,r:.ctGr IN his profession. and Tint Ike SrI!nnI
will IN into. operation immediately. They feed
nSsnret that tins Acl,demy: now affords f~nciftics
for education, not snrpassod by any in the Slate,
qu:a tht;ys confidently ~recconnIcnd Ito tie sup
port of tic co,nmnntv. .... ~. 49,.
There will nj Il vacation during the month of
August. iim! two weeks in the ,uon:, 6iDecembcr.
Tc,ms" of Tuition inr the E:ug!is!i depart:
ment per quarter, 81 so
Fy the Classical department, 10 co
Good Roardina can I've o;lt@nlad in TIC neigh.
.hourhood at $iUpcr' month
=. WHIT: ERO0NS,) =.
. -. 80. A.. p. :WITEER, : .
!. TERRY. 81 :.
49,. NJ. l.. GRIFFIN,
Jan. 10, 1886. Il as
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4 W,rrinr's Oninion Of UGr-Thc fol

4 h1rrior's Opinion ot UGr.-TI.c fol-,
,AA5!g. y 3s.s Singular LANGUAGE to be msahf.vi a
fofs Louis B%onuparte TO Sir Waller Scot:
, have been enthusiastic. and Joyful as
amy one after Il batile; bus | also %cnnirss,
sight" Of d. baiilc ticldnot only struck
me with horror, hit turned me sick land
nowihat I, am advanced in life, | cammot
understand any more than l. could At fifteen
years Of age, how beings. who call them
selves reasonable, and have so MITCH f0rGs;ri'
can %cn,r!nN, this short existence, 10, in low
ing ald aiding. bui ill putting an cnl 10 each
..%jthcr's cxis,cs!ce. as if Time did rpl himself
10 this W viii sufficient. rapidly. WknlI
thought at fifteen Years OF ane / still think
WARS, with tho pain OF. death. which,
society draws upon irsc!4, arc h'i, organized
barhaiismS, an inl'crilancc upon the savage
state" DISGUISED and ~oriluncntcd by an in:
%scnioris. institution and false clnGucncc: .
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ENTEHTAESTzEiEE,
:. A.Gz-B s.
tIssasss=sst.Es:-

-. FETitE. Subscriber respectfully informs lis
III friends and The public. TIA, lie ha; r,;r-
CHASED and removed to thai large hoi;s9 i'll Hair
burg, known as the =.
EnEsE~S'g7E&2'S EDTDE.
lie ms opened this house for Public i.,itrrtai;i-
mont, made co;is!dcrah!e improvements. intends
10 Civ" his Particular, personal attention. and will
spare no pains:to make those who call, o.. tiJn
com''rstl,!e,' His stable will be well supplied
ana attended lily good OSilcrs. 80
=: JOHN CLOUD,
Hamburg, March =. 1851. DIS
Ike p2Edleton Messenger will Publish TIC
n!toTe iar one mouth, and forward IL; acch,;i,t to
ibis Office. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

Avolcanic eruption occurred on The island
of GuadalOupc, on the I'D Of December ,a,:.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

hin; q I. mud IfseG.fefafa iaInss 81 q
re 9y means probable Ihoi d.; TnfSsas
ftH'n lss lint they were siianinrI H. sSs;ssy
tgrs y Arthur sHappnAsS d0fnhiionks M SsS
eus she ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS riuctpfeb So suni5sss
Ehng mail !ig9ny go siHStaphtril acases t,S
ZIG 6 s5n HALIFAX ssu1ils hnvSt fasts Essss
Fgtpisara ntlsswpdla have aE%s S,ssaf;
E3Rt il{le5n eaS lesAga1At1E ssSsss
ssastp 6acts fli YSssf,sssssy s @A}s
|'n.his possession, and could . iasssy n.
more for The sale OF. his horse and cnt.
fhSy arc botll held in custody of it,c. Nil,
m'@'he'sTL until she cnn find 4 conrcvanc,
nome ann The negro as. Il runaway .~snl,;cr,
o,'he oroGr oi'tis owner. The horse afd
.-
n. Legacy.-The Eolfewiua no,,,o
ment occurs. in the will Of Cor. i;eor,o
Mason a man distinguished beG,rc ,,,o.,,,.:..
utlon for his. patriotism and cL;,.ail,.
such was tho spirit Of our fathers. 'T2,.u:
believed that tho noblcst Inheritance .,hhoey
could transmit to their children. w,s :
Incnchlcss' zeal in tic cause of Iibcr,v md
thcir country. How has this inbcr;,,n,.a
been rewarded!
81 recommend it TO nv sons. from
own experience in life. to prefer the Lnnny;, .
ness OF independence and Il private s,n,inr
10 The troubles aud vcXalinns or public nn.;
ness: hut If either their own inclin,ti,na =.
the necessities of the times should cre,nn
them in public affairs, ! charge them nv
tailier's blessing, never 10 let the mo,ivcs ~.
private interest. or ambition .iul,cc ,Lorw
TO bc'ray' nor the tcrrors of poverty and I;..
grace. or the fear Of danger or of Jco.l,.
deter them from asserting tile liberty of ,hc;rr
country, and endcavourins to transmits, r.
pnslcr''y those sacred rights TO Which them.
selves were born" ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-23

Two Years, h:sc l~ionriH;a ieurncyc,! away,
With their clauses-ior Tines nicer i,i.r;
And shein her collin and srayc-girmchts lay,
And lsc-;toad i'll pride a, his bridal.
w. D.: G..
The North-Carolina standard., 1837-10-11
TERMS.

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at three dollars per annum-payable half
yearly in advance; but it will be necessary
for those living at distance, or out of the
State, to pay an entire year in advance. "A
subscriber failing to give notice of his desire
to discontinue at the expiration OF the period
for which he may have paid, will be consid-
cred as having subscribed anew, and the pa
per continued, at the option of the Editor,
until ordered to be stopped; but no paper
will be discontinued, until all arrearages are
paid. ,s
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Not exceeding sirteem lines, will be insert
ed One time for one Dollar; and, twenty
five cents fer each subsequent insertion
those of greater length in proportion. If the
number of insertions be not marked on them,
they will be continued until ordered out.
COURT ADVERTISEMENTS, and Sherifs' Sales
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A deduction of 80 1-a per cent will be
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HLetters to the Editor must come free
ofpostage, or they may not be attended to-
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ADVERTISENIENTS,
R E WI A II TX s
OF THE
Hon. John G.. Calhoun.

OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
ON THE BILL AUTHORIZING AN ISSUE OF
TREASURY NOTES..
The North-Carolina standard., 1837-10-11

In the Senate of the United States September
18th, 1887.
The North-Carolina standard., 1837-10-11

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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23
THE MADIsONLAN.
THOMAS ALLEN.
rptroR AND rRorRIEroR.

Tur M.p,soS,As Is published Tri.weekly during the
sunys Of Congress, and Sem-weekly during the re-
cess, al SIS per annum For six months, -
No subscription viii DO taken for term short Of six
months /; nor unless paid for IN advance
PRICE on ADVERTISING.
Twelve lines or less three insertions, VI 90
Each additional insertion, 20
Longer advertisements at proportionate rates.
A liberal discount made to those who advertise by
the year.
mr. Subscribers may remit by mail, in bills OF solvent
hanks postage PAID at risk provided Il shall APP
near by postmasers certificate, that such remittance
has been duly mailed.
liberal discount will be made to companies Of fire
or more transmitting their subscriptions together
pos,maslers, and others authorized, acting as our
AGENTS, will be entitled receive copy Of the paper
pas for every FIVE subscribers or at that rate per cent
on subscriptions generally the terms being fulfilled
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bishmen will not DO received unless the postage Is
PAID
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23

The Northampton Bank, IN Northampton, declared
its dividend on $l60,000, aud for FIVE months.
The City Bank, IN Lowell, commenced operations on
the I'd October, 1887.
The Roxbuy Bank, in Rozbnry did not commence
operations until the l7ih October ls37-slthough it
capital was paid in the 30th December. 1895.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, in Adams, from
the return Of the Commissioners spponted 10 count
into operation until subsequent to the first Saturday in
October
The amount Of Bank Capital in the State, actually
paid M on the frat Saturday Of September, 1885 las
specified IN the Abstract Of that year. 34 ATS ITO;
bulls IN circulation, slo,s92,24 gold, slve DC.
81, ASS $50
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23
REMARK s.

The Franklin Bank, in Boston, has not made
return "..
The Lafayette Bank, in Boston, has given the stste
OF the Bank as existed on the l4th Of November in
stead Of the first Saturday Of October as required by
the Governor its dividend is declared for eight months
The Fulton. Middling Interest and Shawmut Banks,
in Boston Danvers Bank, in Danvers Grand Bank,
in Marblchead Neponset Bank, in Canton; and the
Warcham Bank in Wareham, have only given the rate
but not the amount Of the last dividend, required by
the statute.
The Ipswich Bank, in Ipswich; Mercantile Bank, in
Salem; Chicopee Bank in Springfield Bank OF Nor
folk in Roxbury, made no dividends in October, but
made their last dividends in April, lS37and the Paw
tucket Bank in Pawtucke states its last dividend 10
have been made in July, 1885.
The City and Globe Banks, in Boston, returned, ~
addition to their capital stock paid IN, me amount
borrowed by them from the State, VIZ the Ciy Dank,
500. 900. and the Globe Bank, $4,000 These sums
are transferred the column Of Cash depostedoear-
inginorcst," and included init
The Eagle Bank, in Boston, has embraced IN the
amount OF Cash deposited bearing interest" $780,
1894 81, borrowed Of the State
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23

p,rrsr M,cHINE-Thc fate Of Mcssrs. MAY,
c,sry and SNYDER the present representatives IN
Congress from Illinois, is most striking ,iinstra-
lion Of the mutability of human ahairs.-Ihose
Endorsed bv the Van Buren, press Of their ncighbor
hood and Of the whole Union, as Democrats" Of
he most approved New York patent brand; but hav-
ing voted againstthe Sub Treasury system, they are
now denounced by their quandum associates, lns !.
They NAV talk about the Yankee machine, into
which hog may be thrust alive and kicking at one
end. and. in few seconds come out at the other,
manufactured into Bologna sausages ana pa'enn,
scrnbbing brushesl II Is "nere circumstance"
when compared to the New York patent machine
for manufacturing democrats" and "iederai's'
= Wabash Courier.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23
COMPARATIVE CONDITION OF THE NEW
YORK BANKS


800 From Tho Albany Argue of Dec. is.
BANKS OF THE STATE or NEw YoRx.-We pub
fish to-day the monthly return Of the Banks Of this
State, forihe LIST December inst. comparison with
preceding reports will show the following results -
June !, 1881 Nov. !. Del
Loans and disc's Ga 1891 299 56G9l 276 a. 800 205
Specie 2,so23l3 3,l2S5ls| 3,4sa,6oo
Circulation, l4,94049s l5,lS4,702 l3,9Oe,S93
Due canal fund, 3,O52950 2,426745I 2,s03,464
u s. treas'r 4l43,3S9| 306l64 l96,l43
Ind dep'tors IA 5l6,sl3| l6,212079 l6, ,937
Profits, 6329, 726l 6,957279 7,2lO,S70
These statements show a decrease of loans and
discounts in the month of November Of 81 6Sl I'll
an increase Of specie Of 1854 l02 diminished cir
culaon Of 81 215 500 increase of the canal fund
depostes Of S466, 7l9 decrease Of $S4 1856 in the
State Treasurer's deposite decrease also Of $780,
52l, in the u. s. depose, and leaving only 6643
due the government; and iucluaiion Of only Sl7l-
l40 ofthe large amount of individual deposes.
The increase Of specie, since the suspension Of
specie payments, Is $3.50, 307 the diminuton of
loans and discounts S95Sl 1874 and the payments to
the general and state governments sc, 0S4, 629.
For the month of November, the decrease Of the
loans and discounts OF the banks in the city of New
York, is 81 ,002,697 The decrease in October was
81 567 6S5 The increase in specie is 1912 443; and
the diminished circulation 1923 $50. The dmnu-
lion of circulation by the city banks for October
$6l4,049.
Since the first of January last (eleven mon,hs),he
banks of this state have reduced their loans and dis
counts 80 2499 04, and their circulation sc, l56 23O
and have paid the U. s. Treasury $7,666, 1896.
From the Albany Argus
AGGREGATE STATEMENT Of the condition Of the Banks
Of the State Of Nec York, the first day of December,
1887, taken from their reports the Bank Commission
ers, pursuant To law
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23
HARD OF HEARING.

MIR. Whatever has tendency TO lessen
lNl the Of human misery ought be published and
made known to the distressed and TO the sick-Erraet
from Dr. Franklin's ,oorks.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23
MASSACHUSETTS BANKS.

The Secretary of State has sent copy Of the
Bank Returns made in November, prepared for the
use Of the Legislature and showing the state Of the
Banks in Massachusetts on the first Saturday Of October
last
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23
YORK County, Pa

York COUNTY, Pa. Sept ], 1899.
Dear Sir have been informed Of your ping those
that troubled with Deafness and have for fifteen
years past been less troubled with this action
and 10y the information have of your honor and good
sense put complete confidence in sending money to you
and expect not only an answer, but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such as you
but never saw the person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler, one of
our neighbor alter remedy has his hearing
again good ever and by him learning where you i've
make bold IN addressing you hopes that may receive
The same help, and get my hearing also as my neighbor
Chandler did.
send Five dollars, and be pleased to send the remedy
Tor two persons free of postage as told You sometimes
do for that sum- for poor neghbor of NINE and wish
yon would do as well to you have done others
Do-try your best and make me hear again, and all
our neghor have such great faith what have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wisher
JTfSSANY.
York County State ef Pennsylvania.
To DR.. Green, Bethlehem, Pa
y. Some folks in our parts have had their eyesight
RESTORED through the strengthening virtues Of the same
nTSeay mat restored the hearing Of Joseph Chandler.
nus slVesto US additional hopes OF help. dcc2l
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23

Statement Of the Banks Of the State Of New York. oca-
ted in the City Of New York, for the month OF Decem
Der, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

refnted. The federal presses, however ,r.
endeHvoring To produce an impression tina
The "gist," as they say, of Mr.. F's. charges
are not denied. They mean hy this III.
only fact stated by sr. Fle,cher-y,z.
that drafts Of the bills were received from
The Secretaries, This, il is true, is no, de.
MED, MS it has always been the practice
since the commencement of the Govern-
ment; but the committee show that il is
absolutely false, as Mr. F. and the federal
papers assert, that the Committee are or
have been governed by Executive will /; and
the dissimiiorify of The bills reported to the
House, and the drafts furnished by the Sec
retary, is conclusive evidence of the false
hood "f the charge.
c. Look out for deception, read and
Judge for yourselves,--it is The only way to
get at the truth, for the great aim of the fed
eral presses is to deceive the people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

of the same memorial had been printed by
order Of The House. laid upon the tables oi
The members, were IN the possession If the
members of the committee, and many con-
les of the same were on the isble of the
commiltee, in view of the member from
massachusetts, at the time lie saws the in
qnIry was made, "whs. had become of the
petitions 2" The contents of the memorials
being familiar to all, the reading was no,
asked for by any member of Tie commit
tee, and was not required even by the menu
Der himself, who subsequently, appears ms
The advocate of the petitioners. The mem
ber from Massachusetts adds, "no doubt
can he entertained that this resolution came
down from the Executive in the precise
form IN which It passed." The resolution
was drawn by the chairman Of the commit.
lee after discussion as to its form, and in
the presence Of the committee, and of the
member himself
The undersigned regret that the absence
of Mr. Owens of Georgia, prevents him
from uniting with them in repeIing the un-
warrantnbe and unfounded charges of the
mcmbrr from Massachusetts.
&C. CAMBRELENG, If New York,
ISAAC McKlM, Of Maryland,
THOMAS l.. HAMER, Of Ohio,
J. w. JONES, f Virginin,
CHAS. g. ATIIERTON, N. Hamp.
r. BARNWELL RHETT, offs. C. !
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1887.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
GOOD NEWS FRoM r,on

~.
Official information has bee, ,.o.;.I
Washington oflhe conclusion of the Flor.
'iA war; all the principal chiefs having n.
greed to emigrate. We copy the following
account of this welcome inteligence fro,,
the New York Commercial Adver,iser:-
FROM FLORIDA The par ended. for IN.
last fime.-A slip from the office of the
Heoeia CenstliutIonalist brings us "a letter
from Fort Mellon, dated the 9TH instant.
and continuing the agreeable intelligence
that all the chiefs, including Sam Jones.
have agreed to emigrafe. A great council
was held at Fort Mellon on the 7,b. n,
winch were present. all the officers of the
army at that post, The Cherokee delegates,
ana Micanopy with the other Seminole
chefs; and al which it was concluded that
the Cherokees should go back 10 Sam Jones
and bring him IN, with his few followers, he
having consented to surrender, on condition
not that General Jesup should " apolog,se,
to him, rs has been stated, but simply that
he should be received like the other chiefs:
u rumor having reached his ears thai Gen.
Jesup intended to disgrace him, by making
him walk through the camp dressed in wo-
mans clothes.
A horse was to be sent for him, as he is
not only very old, bot much afflicted with
Oiher warriors were selected 10 go out
ana hri2g the women and children, and
others t" bring in the horses and cattle.
General Jesnp, after making these mr.
rnngemenls went to Gurey's ferry, to receive
and discharge the volunteers from Tennes-
see and elsewhere.
M'canopy, Philip, Oseo!a, and about a
dozen other chiefs, are to be sent TO Wash.
'ngton, according To instructions from the
war department.
Information had been received from Col.
Iayior, at Tampa Bay, that two lndians
nad come INTO his camp and announced
me coming of Alligator and another chief
WIN their people. OK the third day thereaf-
er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27
MR.. FLETCHER AND THE COM.
MITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS

We present TO our readers, to-day, the
sistement made by six ncrnbers Of the
Committee of Ways and Means, and pub.
Iished in the Globe, in contradiction of Mr.
Fiefcher's reported speech. We think anv
one who reads it atten,ively, and with a
disposition to discover the truth, will see
iha' sIl tho charges made by him Ar. fully
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-27

The patriots AT Navy Island have obtain
cd from Black Rock large quantities Of the
pmnchings from the boilers of steamboats,.
these are sewe'l up ia bags for grape shot.
ana must do terrible execution.
company OF fifiy-two volunteers from
.o."es,er' completely armed and equipped,
J.,nea p. ''e patriot camp al Navy Island las,
,oJ'n another company is expected
much. we oo"o' 'i''s very
3, NC p"u'"' camp was visited Yesterday
- -. " considerable number of our citizens,
""o 'e2"' @ That there are some 800 men.
apo"t Soo stands Of arms, two or three field
pieces, aud large quantitv of a,,,,,,,,,on