davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-21
PIcol,ATA. Nov. II. 1887

4,
DEAR S,R:-As shall depart to-day for the Interior
and in the casualties of active campaign, 1t is poss-
bic may not return, desire that the OF Powell
and other chiefs and warriors may be understood by my
friends
Powell, Coacoochce, the two Hickscs, and several
other Sub Chiefs organized the abduction OF Micanopy
and other hostages, in June last. Coacoochee, John
Cavso, (the latter Of the hosages,) with several
others, carried the hostages of, and with them their
people | then resolved TO take all who concern
ed in the measure whenever the opportunity might pre-
sent The capture of Philip, by Gen. Hernandez open.
ed the way effect my object sooner than had hoped
Coacooche carried off Micanopy by force, and il he had
been white man would have executed him the mo
ment he into my hands. His father, (PhIllp)
however asked permission TO send hun out with MESA
ges TO the chiefs and warriors He returned with one
Of my hostages John Cavao and with most OF the sub
chiefs and warriors who concerned IN the abuc-
lion. determined, at once, that they should be sezed
and held hostages for the conduct of the chiefs aud
warriors out.
gave Lieut. Peyton commanding at Fort Peyton, a
confidential order TO seize them If they should come
into the fort, Late at night, however, learned from
General Hernandez that they could not be induced TO
into the fort, and the messenger whom they sent
in, John Ca, ao, my hostage, desired the General TO
them at their camp, without escort saying he
would be perfectly safe among them without troops
observed to the General. that wherever John Cavao
was. foul play might be expected, and had no doubt
number Of officers exchange for Philip and the Eu-
chce Chiefs and directed that he should increase his
escort requested him TO call in the morning for final
instructions, and sent an express TO Lieut. Peyton,
with note, informing him that he would have no oppor-
tunity to execute my confidential order and he must
not attempt unless the whole force should place them
selves within his power but that he must trust TO
events
On the morning of the 2ls Gen Hernandez called
for final Instructions then informed him that was
inclined to permit the Indians to escape and gave
him memorandum Of the heads of the conversation !
desired him hold with them, Of which paper No Is
copy. The General departed to Fort Peyon, accom-
panied by a number Of officers and citizens among
the former were the gentlemen OF my staff Without
communicating my intention TO any one, followed to
the neghborhood Of Fort Peyton sent IN for Lieutenant
Peyton and ascertaned from him the number and posi-
ton Of the Indians directed him to go forward and
ascertain whether the Of the Indians to the In
quirics made by Gen Hernandez, seemed satisfactory
In the meantime detached aid, who had joined me,
with orders TO Gen Hernandez TO seize all the party If
the talk not satisfactory.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-21

A Match for the Kentucky Giani--The Maysvle
Monitor, mentions a young lady named Browning re-
SONY IN Fleming County, Kentucky, Just seventeen
years u age, who measures seven feet in height
Foter' inc giant is said to stand seven feet and five
inches IN his stocking feet
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-21
NO. z.
Memorandum for Gen. Hernandez.

Memorandum for Gen Hernandez.
Ascertain the object Of the Indians in coming in at
this lime also their expectations Are they prepared
to deliver all the negroes taken from The citizens at
oncei Why have they not surrendered them already,
as promised by Goa Hajo, at Fort Kingl Have the
chiefs Of the nation held council in relation the sub
jects Of the talk at Fort King What chiefs attended
that council, and what their determination Have
the chiefs sent messenger with the decision Of the
council! Have the principal chiefs, Mcanopy, Jumper
Cloud, and Alligator, sent a messenger and if So
what is their message! Why have not these chiefs
come in themselves
THOMAS S JESUP.
Sr. AUGUSTINE, 2lst Oct, 1887.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-21

Below will be found statement Of the majority Of
the Committee of Ways and Means, repellrg the state
ment published in regard to their conduct during the last
session, by The member from Boston.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-21

lpioflSloIo W thto NV, 'ho
faith of the United States is
hereby sole,nnly pledged.
SEC. 3. Aud be il further
enacted, That the said
Treasury notes shall be pre-
pared under the direction of
1.-The Secretary Of the Trea-
snry, and shall be respec-
lively signed, on behalf Of
1.-The United States. by the
Treasurer thereof. and coun-
lersigned by the Register of
THE Treasury; and that
,Ithosc officers respectively
shall, as checks upon each
other, and TO secure the
p 'blic safety, keep separate,
-Ifull, aud accurate accounts
lIof the number, date, de-
nomination, amount Of all
the notes signed and coun.
tersigncd by them respec-
lively which said accounts
!, shall be carefully preserved
; and placed on file in the
! Treasury Department; and.
) also, similar accounts, kept
and preserved IN the same
.fInanner, OF all the SAID notes
,redeemed, as the same shall
,Ibe returned aud cancelled;
Land the Treasurer shall far
liner account quarterly for
all such notes delivered to
lIhim for signature or issue
rIby the Register. The Trea-
} snrer and Register Of the
! Treasury are hereby au-
: ,horized by and with the
! consent aud appreciation Of
|, the Secretary Of the 'Tree-
suy, to employ such sddi-
iionsl temporary clerks as
rIthe duties ewoined upon
ll,hem by this section may
|, render necessary ; the com
: pensa,ion Of each clerk so
) employed to be fixed by the
Secretary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-21

As reported by the Commit
tee@ Ways and Means.
BE it enacted by the Sc
nate and House OF Repre-
sentstives of the United
States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the
President Of the United
States be. and he is hereby,
authorized to cause Trea-
sury notes, not bearing in
terest, for such sum or sums
as he may think expedlent,
but not exceeding, in the
whole amount Of notes is
sued, the sum Of twelve
millions Of dollars, and Of
denominations not less than
one hundred. dollars for any
one note, to be prepared.
and issued in the
manner hereinafter provid-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

MARINE MISUNDERSTANDING that too much
psbcity cannot be given the following respecting six
marine eruptons, we transfer il to our columns;
These fountains in the ocean the interesting
because being accompanied by breakers, they mis-
taken by strangers for shoals, sunken rocks, mis-
take which il is conjectured may be more extensive
in the charts of the day. in designating shoals what
are, in fact deep and grateful reservoirs OF fresh
ter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

THE SUBSCRIBEh has received bv the last arrivals
from Europe, elegant assortment Of the undernen.
toned erces which he offers for sale the advantage
terms, viz
lamps in gilt and bronIed, for OIL gas candles lamps
In git and brenzea for oil and gas mantle lamps gilt
bronzcd cut glass drops and spanges gilt stand
bras ladies work boxes and ornamental tables plated
candestcks and branches cruet frames plated Kettles
bottles stands &c he single and double barrel percussion
guns gockss. bolster and dqelSag eis1o,s >.
I,Hk; AMERICAN EXCHANGE COMPA-
Il NY:-TO THE PUBLIC-By a late act Of the egisla-
individuals associations keeping Offices OF discount and
deposte' repealed Under this law association has
been formed, under the name of THE AMERICAN Ex-
CHANGE COMPANY-the object Of which is to provide a
safe, well profitable place for the depose of all
money not less than twenty five cents.
Certificates Of depoe signed by the Treasurer
OF the Company will be given those who make
poe Special deposites, ae, will draw proper
Tomato to the amount and time of General depo
sites such may be Withdrawn any moment, and will
draw interest
The money deposited with the Company will placed
the hands Of the Treasurer and the other Members
Board OF Managers, who will invest II in such
bold themselves at all times in readiness demands
OF deposors.
collateral additional security prompt eturu of
all deposited, large amount Of real has been
ell In irueeswho entirely disinrresed-baving
est whatever either directly indirectly in the affairs Of
Company the vaue and proceeds which will be appropra-
ted far be necessary the full and
Of all depostes, and the interest accruing thereon
The deed OF trust, Of and all particulars
which depositor have interest," will be exhibited them
the office OF the Company, No ~ Wall the Office
the Recorder, in the CITY Of New York. au7-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07
NEW HAT EsrABLISEIMENT.-

Short mapped and plain Beavers, possessing all the
~ ques OF the costly at the reduced price of 25
The subscriber after nine years practical experience
IN all the branches of his business having established himself
in trade offers his friends and the fashionable comnu
nifty, at his Sales Room, No. Hanover opposite
change superior of Hats every variety nap
from the medium to the plain, which, point OF economy,
style of finish, and fashionable stand unrvaed
lie intends vending his hats the fixed and unaera5e price
OF 81 Is cents and the price greatly reduced pre-
cudes the possibility Of selling unless for cash on devey
they equal in every respect sold in the city So
As the subscriber has made some new and useful Improve
hens in the manufacture of his hat bodies which
TO retain their original shnre and color and their being
remey light and durabe weighing from to ozs and
he tears rival in the department Of he hopes his efforts
VIII meet with that they justly merit and he will
direct his attention to this style Of hats only he feels conden
In producing the economical fashionable and
hat that offered for the examination of discerning
munity.
Arrangements have been made the reception the Lon
don and Paris fashions Immediately their introduction
among the tashonables OF those cities
ROWE Co, No Hanover
between Wall and Beaver directly opposite the nge
s2lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07
RLEECKEK sTKEET GARDEN ss5, nsa,

RLEECKER STREET GARDEN a55 near ,,
grateful thanks for the liberal he has received
since opening the above and has the pleasure TO
former premises he has taken in ground ogeher with
very % OF Of rare and beautiful plants Wen
lect Band q Music 70 attend on TUESDAY and THURSDAY
quality, surpassed by none in this city,
The most strict order and decerun is duly observed
Vanilla Cream Candy Of the finest quality.
~ b. Admitance TO the Garden gratis au l2-lm.
CLEHKS WANTED FOR THE SOUTH 4 WEST
keepers by double entry" only, in demand The fall
continent this viii far exceed in the gloomy cal
s nsn q ne Ih
employed this MONTH Firms Office for instructions in bosk
ders received by to get supplied Salaries uciuang
rom $500 t. No studen! under the Of Is
for the reception OF only young old who will be
accomplished in the shortest time possible and qualified to
conduct accounts, for any mercantile house in the trading
world; s,....,.-,, ,e,,
7 offs TO LET.-The first and second lofts to let,
No. lib Fulton sweet Nassau street. From their pub
ness work shops and will be let moderate For further
ornston apply 10 the subscriber ON the premises
IL NEsE soAP-Prce 50 cens~For beauty ing the com
Renon removing ecsss an for healing
of the skim producing rich emoent and fragrant ather
compound composed Of more emolen ingredients than any
Soap that offered for the toilet and peculiarly adapted to the
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Underh, SO Beokman
co. William ST. Dr. ms Gss%G1s a
nal ST. Price 80 cents per cake. au28m
A RTIFICIAL TEETH, wi,hou, clasps, springs
principle Of atmosphere pressure by NJ TEWETT bsn
Ne. 3l1A Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall.
This method so generally known and approved needs
comment being wholly different principle ron
practfed in New York.
His references of the highest order ample and
opinion of the New York public his improved system may
be in of the following respectable papers, viz New
York Mirror 10th july 1856; CsurerI Enquirer Goth Decem
her, 1856; Evening Star, 18th une 1887. jel5-3ms
NEW YORK LIEE INSURANCE.; AND
TRUST COMPANY.-Persons may effect insurances
with this Company their lives, the lves of others
and either for the whele duration Of life, for limited peri
od The payments of preaun mry be either made annually
or In gress sum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

DOOTS-B0OTS-BOO . S.-FashionAble low pn
- ccd Boot Store.-H NEWELL respectfully informs thu
publ that he has taken the Ne ~ Canal st.,
Wooster where be intends keeping general assortment Of
mems and boys boots which he offers wholesale and retail
redace for cash. just received from his factory fe
Of French pump boots prime article for summer which
he offers al the reduced price of $500
N. b. Constantly On hand, boots fer $3.50 and s275.
;.,prQ ,ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07
SOMETHING NEW For THE LADIES'

SOMETHING NEW FOX THE LADVEs-
- RATTIFEE CANDY-Anew and superior favored
Candy manufactured the Bewery Steam Confectionery
place this city This Candy all
others invented for is superiority Of flavor and delicious
TASTE producngao pleasant odor and sweetness
the breath which ot Candy the world Ladies
are respectfully invited call and gratis No 2o3
Bowery, opposite to Riyngsn street
au22 =. w. BRYHAM, Supt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

LoSoon MARKETS Friday, Aug. 4-sugar-yellow Hava-
mas white Bahias, 2 10 8s Brown do, los
To- al pe cwt The accounts received today from the Lewa
islands state the crops suffering fros the continued
drought :. .
Coffee India Coees have sold from 3oto AS Mochas
70 To o2s and Havanas t5s to Sis per cwt
spcesThere has been speculation IN progress IN the
Spice Market 4, -. -,
Coton-Ths morning several public sales of Cotton have
Mace 4d00 bales declared consisting OF su
rats Madras India, and other qualities The greater part
the quantity offered was bought In about The following
averages viz Suas tSd 10 I'D and Bombay vi 20 Ad per
H. The market " rather dull today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07
NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1887
ROOM TO LET. Afurnished Lodging room TO
let with breakfast required. Apply at f3e Nassau ST.

~ ROOM TO LET. Afnrnshed Lodging room
E. let with breakfast, if required Apply at 3s Nassau ST.
- stiff
AsA HOTEL 40 LII = OK LEAsE.-Ths new
AA. The Long Island Rail Road Cars arrive and depart
from the door three times every day. which makes this great
4. CAMPBELL No. SO Broad ST. N. Y.
Inc rs story of this house would make two handsome
soIes-the remainder would make good boarding house
aso 70 lei cheap several work shops au2' lnr
La TO LE1-56 WATER STA GOOD
lniu CHANCE.-The Bar, Coffee Room and Refractory, No.
% Water street, connected with u Pearl Street House
Inc Furniture Fixtures and Stores complete order Apply
at the Saloon OF Pearl Street House. aL22lm*
"a no r.ET.-'Ihe upper part OF a small two story
GW house No 4Peck slip, suitable for Office, fer
NJ; 60 Iaa GENT or any ght business or Tor man and
Possession Immediately,
u There will be other family nhe house, part
being medical Office au2y
SrrA HOUSE TO LET or FOR SALE-Tbe new
% nodern built three story house in 9th few doors
broadway, being the middle of the three henses Just
finished This house finished in the hes. with all
the and can be had nnod
ateiy: Applyto q. CLARK, 1876 Waterstr"et
myl6 sf
IA TREyALL. sTODDART - Ca. ~. a
Courtialdt street beg to inorr the trade that ~ I'VE
and elegant where they have hand ami
ssaty receiving fresh supplies of Hatte Plush and Trim
mngs.
Also fancy coored Pushesor ladies' bonnets, which they
will sell on accommodating terms.
Fats Caps stocks, and Stock Frames at wheseshe sl2y
m Brown ~ CO.'S ONE PRICE HAT
k STORE.The subscribers, since the year 1924, have
&haimed at furnishing the public with elegan, and srb-
ana HAT Of the most graceful FORM the accommodating
of $3 They that their efforts have beer
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
by them during the last three months urpsss beauty
finish any heretofore offered and stand among
those of higher prices by the fashionable world To their
patrons they would saythe quality far be- uni
fornthe price moderate and Ied-the profit small and al
myis-y - U"'' - N'' 's'''e' brown co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07
BIRDS
FASHIONABLE HAT ESTABLISHMENT


RlRD late and for many years connected with
- Messrs LEAhY CO. sner the most successful eIpe;
n e branches as Of eSne having established
70 Nassau street Of Pine superior OF Hats
yle Of model material and finish, shall be found unrysled
he intends sell - only and, ~ directing his whole
amy superior n on "na 1y Ssng
abshed this quality a. well for economy and elegance as du
ae and elegance durability he deems an obvious advan
oaknr experiments in variety Fearing no rival in TIE de-
pamsnt OF taste he Is willing 10 enrs himself In competition
He has arrsngemsns for The London and Paris fash
ions with Of the houses those Cites and viii always
foreign tsse BIRD, 10 Nassau,corn q Pine street.
u fENM2NsHiPsaThs system !. set,er saapssd e.
the use Of schools and Tor business purposes than any
Of writing, and decidedly easy acquire
men than any now IN use" Just published and for sale by
"A LADY MONTAGUEs COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP prepared fsm beautiful ssotcs and warranted per-
fccty innocent completely eradcates tsn reckes ppes
spots rednes and all cutaneous erupons gradually rease
clear soft SKIM transforms The saow complex
ions into radiant whiteness, mpsng to Il beautiful juve
nile bloom
Genlemen aner shaving will find n aIl.y the rrtsbiliy
and smartng pan and render the skin smooth and pleasant
Fer sale wholesale and retail by A. underh, - BeeLman
hsrs St Dr.. syne Bowery, Walker ST. d. scheein
ia Caas St. corner Lawrence 81 au2s-lm
ROOTs-BO0Ts.-Boo AND SHOE STORE
- A. MARvINs, No 100 Spring street, Is the place where
people the worth " their oney in Boots and Shoes His
u filed nearly with almost every descrp
on Of mems women's and chdren's Boots and Shoes Gen
lemens fine dress Boots from 10 shllings pair
abundance good be found In the city large
OF large and snail boys Boots sold cheap
dies and chdrens Boots Shoes and slippers every kind
size and quality in common sold uncomosy low No
100 Spring between Wooster and Lawrence where
the public will lose nothing w calling. aul4Ius
pEACH ORCHARD AND sCBUyLKILL
COAI.-Rsnscm Titreve h Co. offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard and Schuy kill coal the aid and well known
Clinton coal yard No l5s Monroe Rutgers
feron Streets warranted he Of the hest quality and free
from ssedsivered to any part OF the city at the following
reduced prices
Broken and screened, and egg sire, g. perton
Nut 3 90 do.
Lehgh a so do.
Orders received through the post Office snd box the
Office of the Express, Of Wall and Water
the coal yard, viii be promptly attended to.
~ B.-Coal by the cargo ~ p per ton of 22se lbs.
au1I-Sm
BLEACHING POwDHHs.-Tbe subscribers b.
- ing agents for the sale Of soyd and Sons "Chorate Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07
SPEAR q pATTEN.
No. l45 WATER STREET, NEW YORK.

No. r45 wATER sTREET, NEW YORK.
ios s tsp SSTge "a AND
wool HATs.smonsa which will be found
10000 pair Negro Brogues
5000 pair men. Thick Boots
1900 pair Geniemen's fine Cah Seal and Morocco Boots
complete assortment Of gen,.snens fine Calf Morocco and
Over Shoes and Slippers ''''s "'' '"'p''
5000 pair Isdie. Prpnea Morocco and Kid Boots, walk
5000 pair Of Youths, Misses and childrens Shoes, Of
. sss.' f ysr's sSd = SIX G'Hs s,s Also
$50 do Black, Drab and Water Proof Wool Hats, and
er@. the a%e. wa.y '' VIZ . s@s wSisTrSss
THE DEVIL dscousola,e sat on his throne,
And he houghte f the days when the world his
When men had cas-, cd all heir virtnous fears
And prayers, or psalmsngng neer iroabed his ears,
And he sgh'd chow can mongs such yir,uous'meu,
| Gulthas asd, and with y has gone misery's sung,
Anddisease scarce soul To my kingdom doth bring"
But brigh, though, struck him, order he gave
| To build rin.pslace right over gravr
where splendor alured to strong poons, and deep,
No they drank the BARN the grave went TO sleep.
| Bot the angel who watches the wretcnes Of earth
Discever'athe project ere scarce Y bad birth
And tn cure the foul poison aniidote gave
BY setting the Tea Plant Just close by the grave.
And ns,ructing mankind in the way TO procure
M nesa giving essence uniaen a"a Seod Az
Ana exuhsg, return'dto his home ~ the sky.i
And novt MS Elixir Of Life, 'ts contest,
| !. found !, the New orb Tea company's store,
aui9 lmeod'
ViPGh hANGgN sss-DONCOUkfs sIAMmbhs
respectfully t. call the attention OF tneir friends
pubic generally the and elegant assortment q
goods Just received and opening their store No Ss
Pearl street between Frankfort Hague streets Consu
mers and dealers will nd Al their advantages
| of goods.
Stammer Of the above firm, generally known ny the
Appreciation Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who
20 any but strangers stands unrvalea N hs
art both for nestness and despatch WI al
Tend IN rs far aspraccse 70 All the work which shs
be entrusted to hiscnre. mv9ls
CUSPENDED PAPER WANTED-Countr,
Bsns SUCK wine exchanged for suspended paper App,
To aui<u DUNHAM 53walls st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

BLEACHING POWDHHs.-Tbe subscribers b,
- ing agents for the sale Of soyd and sons Chorate
Lime" In the United States supply dealers
any extent lowest market prices For purity and
strength they will he found fully equal any in
this country or In Europe.
j. CAMPBELL PERssE
ANTI Ne Ito fr2 Nasssu erect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

GARsAPARILLAA AND LEMON SYRUP,
- Manufactured expressly for soda and Tor family u
and better quality cannot he found this civ elsewhere
By GREGORY, ut bis Vanilla Cream Candy Mspcf,ctsry,
fSl Williams ss. between Joha and Fuftos be9u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

NEW YORK LIEE INSURANCE. AND
Y TRUST COMPANY-Persons may effect nsnrances
with this Company their lives, the lives of others
and either for the whsle duration Of life for limited peri
cd. The payments of preurn be either made annually,
or in gress sum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07

PAPER wANTED-Counu
- Bank Stock wbe exchanged for suspended paper Amply
% aui@tt DUNHAM' 53wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-26

A CAED-MRs DUNN, Professor Il the Spanish Cur
"A tar and Singing, pupil Of the celebrated Maestro A. Bagi
OIL respectfully Informs the Ladies Of New York.
gives lessons the above delightful and fashionable
pIhmens together separate. Application made al
her residence, 4s3 Broadway. su9-Ims