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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

A STRIEE.-;t is stated in the New
York Commercial Advertiser that the
price of dinner on board the steamboats,
between that city aud Philadelphia
having been advanced from city to Sc
'en'y-fiVe cents-th passengers held
meetings on board the boats at both
ends OF the line, and demonstrated a
gaInst the nse as unjus,ifiable and cx-
tor'ionate. II is added that out Of be-
tween two and three hundred passen-
gers on board the steamboat Swan. on
ly about thirty dined, The large MAORI
" pFeterring TO 20 without their dinner.
to submitting TO what they Conceived
an imposition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

MEXIco.-Bu>tamente has not been
elected President OF Mexico. as we
stated in the last Register, on the
authority OF New York paper. The
6aIIof on the 18th of February bv
Congress, was for three candidates to
be voted for bv the assemblies of the
different departments at the regular
election which took place early las,
month. The three persons nominated
by Congress We're Bu>tamcn.e. Bravo
and Alaman, on one of whom the
choice must fall. Ies' Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

h~'li.ee zen by the following letter from
MAJ Prrrs In reply.,o one addressed 10 hin,
By the Secretaries OF the late meeting. inforu,.
ir.s HIM OF his nomination, that he Weld, In
VIE wishes Of his fellow ei,izens. and 4, av,io
candidate for the House Of Delegates. MIR,
ba'rsrosr declines reelection. IA. letter
upon The subject will be given mex, week
RisnNoNp, March %, Ie35.
CnsrlrAEs-I this morning received gu,
favor OF the 2i', instant, sppri.ing ue Of IN,
nomination TO represent J,Evrson county IN
The next General Assembly Of Virginia. such
. 'ess'moo'sl' may TairIy deem an approval
oy my fellow citizens, Of nv humble effort, to
discharge The duties eonhded to the during the
present session Of the Legislature An .xt.n.
sion OF acquaintance with the members. aud
The experience acquired in matters Of lie .,,la.
fion, will better fit me for subsequent useful
ness. Should II be the pleasure OF the voter.
OF my county. to confirm their nomination. IN,
IN duty bound, industry and zeal, to IN. ex.
tent Of my ability, shall be demonstrated ,o
promote the interests Of my constituents and
that OF the Commonwealth.
Wub aentinebt, OF esteem, am. gentlemen
Your ohsdient serst,
-. JOHN PETER.
WV GRAsrHAx, E.q
WV. L. WoRruisGroS, Esq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

New ORLEaNs RACES arroLfoa
Course.-The New Ofeaus Races COM
menced March IL. At least 10 600
spectators were present, a large proper
ton ladies'. Jane Elliot took the sweep
stakes. Mr.. Bingaman's Angora took
the regular prize. Time. LIST heat. ,
IN. Is; I'd, I'm. J9s.-.N. Y. S!ar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Express Mani 10 HE HeSf.-The
Post Master General has issued propo-
sails Tor an Express mail hom Ral,i-
more and Washington. through Frede-
mex, Hagerstown, Cumberland and
Wheeling TO the states OF Ohio. Indi-
ana. Illinois and Missouri. Tue mail
to commence July LIST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

IfsD M fincfHHah Uhig .NrtL 25
Niortyfp .Nwat.-Soue lime DIR.
M thc course 81 tie evening before ,hp
last joel T.. williams one.uf thc Coo.
stable. oi ili- 'lfy and " Boz tfaya can
didiic LDr fe-elecunn got Dio q di,.
cn.sipn ~ ihc coffee house wi'h auo-
ihrf ndi.Hu.l named Nult1rd Ross.
.frmE fhe approaching election
viii b resulted in Doe clci'uent OF All.
CAV telling in one of both she parties.
Williams was hrltd f1 Observe amer bi.
.epar'ion from Rose that be- must " h,p
somebody before be- went Ca bed and
accordingly 10 that expressed deiefri
nation be- proceeded 10 the d4elling
IT Ross, moot probably " .th che rutcn.
ION Of inhiciing upon ham personal
chss'isemenL r. so happened that
kog proving he stronger Of the tao.
Williams Was thfost from the house
upon which be- W proceeded 20 arm
himself with a BoVtt knife and return
I'd 20 Ross fcndencc. broke open ihe
door and entered the domloh Mrs.
Ross hearing ihe NOISE, seized heI two
infants aud ned up STAIRS. The par
iIes'Were tbs left alone 20 hat. per
kaps The fatal scene may never Be
correctly delineatcd, bat the fusult was
that Ross received eRh wounds from
The Bowie kprfe, either one Of five OF
sh'oh va supposed 10 be moral. Mr..
Ross lived q y PTesumed nearly fifteen
minutes after receiving the wound -
Williams isin custody The above We
have CLEANED fTom.the odieers Il los.
ice vi DO sussied Williams and others
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Mr.. Cambreleng is To be appointed
Minister to Austria. Very good. He
certainly can make no errors in es,ima.
ting the tonnage OF that country. n.
+. Willis goes out as Secretary of Lee
CATION. The whole is pretty fair.
y. \. STR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned on
Friday night last, having pss,td 3sl Law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

SroTs a. THE SCN-Dunog the
last few days. spot. Of an unusual size
have been seen in The sun. W. call.
Ed yesterday afternoon upon on .cien
uhc fellpw-citizen Dr.. W J. Young
Nautical Instrument maker of Dotk
street and examined them through 4.
'elsscope with a dark cal1rcd glass a.
first they appeared 20 form only sin
gle mass, but ciosef observation soon
convinced a. that there was cluster
composed Of humefou. spots. one be
ing much larger and blacker Than The
rest. The time of day vas about (
o'clock 7. VI when ,hc spots we're
m The northern part Of the DISC about
midway between the centre and The
nm. They are said to be- II greater
magnitude than any before remember.
ed.-PiL Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

The Cleveland, o. Gazette SAYS that
the counieffeiteu 10 that quarter have
come forward 10 relieve the pressare
~ the money market. by an issue 81 s.
bills on The franklin Bank Of Colum.
bus. The authorities, how ever. bad
taken one Of them, named Peter vii.
hams, into custody, on suspicion Of
having extended his Accommodations
fell a. far a. the public interests requir.
ed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
/" WHO'S OF JEFFERSON

One Of your delegates in the present Le-
e,'a'ure, Jous DAVEsPoRr, ESQ having de-
aimed the haitering nomination made at your
late meeting. is important tina, you should
select candidate for the ensuing election.
VINO viii combine the whole Wing strength
Attend at the COURTHOUSE. then, on FL
day asrt, Tia Tih inst at 10 O'Clock. NJ. and
make nomination worthy Of your enlightened
support Let every Wing give a part Of tina,
Gay 70 the welfare Of party Of which he
ought To be proud; let the popular will he
iuiiy and fairly expressed; and once more the
wings OF Jefferson, vind,csting their princi.
pies. and acting in patriotic concert, (regard-
less OF personal or sinister confederation. 5
must triumph. MANY VOTERS"
We hope that all who feel an intercs, for
the success Of the WING cause at the approach
ing election, will attend the meeting on Fri
day. It's desirable that the popular wish he
sseertsined, and q gentleman selected who
will prove acceptable to the great body of tie
voters
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
The French papers say that 30, 600
persons have suffered from In CRIME
in Paris.

LITERARY MESSENGrR.-The March
numbered this periodical was laid upon
our table yesterday.
From hasty glance at its contents.
At possesses merits IN no degree inferior
tofboSe OF ITS predecessors. Some of
the articles possess a high order of ex-
ccllencc; of this characteT, We note par
ucularIy, the opening article by Prof.
Leiber on the importance Of the study
OF foreign languages. To the general
readerlt NAV appear too metaphysical.
but ITS sterling worth and great ability
render II m ornament to periodical
OF the first rank.
The tth chap. Of the biography Of a
nameles> Traveller, i much better than
The hrst-it Is decidedly good The
speech Of Mavromichalis. translated
from the Greek /, a tine specimen OF
Grecian eloqucnce.
CT the Poetry, April by W. e..
>Inns possesses much OF the true
poetic inspiration. Many Of IL, pss,a-
ge, would not ,hamc Gray. Double
OF Out 1, hriet and 20 the point
- .uti, .t Qr
i'r c.n.i ' t.". VI i.tt Nsi,s M nfi. rru..r.
~ aiu th vst- % L.lI.t,. u... fff..
Tues slHg aa. ruI1 ~ Js,tt o. -tt. tf.
] hpps sou Iiaii a. stk'.,.i. .i8nbt ,t qaf
btolai4sd MIR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

We hear that the Aboliiionisis in.
tend TO bring out a candidate for the
next Presidency. on their own hook
and that John Q. Adams will probably
be the man OF their choice. We.a,c
glad Of it. We should like 20 see their.
actual strength thus tested.
Lyash5urg Tirg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
AN EDITOR REwAEDrD.

CaPt VILLAS AtbUATIs, one Of the sdi-
torn Of the Virginia Republican" present.
- bic bill to the President, Tor ysfrioiie ,,rrie
performed In the late Presidential contest the
81 % 'seSad GEEK sIisr hS inauguration aod
Ne bill we promptly hobored by the appoint
nenl Of csPt A. to = station IN q" Mr. Van
BrenS Army" This Is 60 encouraging 70
another editor Of the "RsPubH,aa" party. that
~ is following precisely IN The foo,s,ep, Of
As Predecessor, aware thst u j. the shortest
shd suress road 10 Executive fsyorand patron
sgs. Ne uill not be disappointed We advise
AI1 70 psrssvsrs in bic patriotic labor. o. coz
Sasi bis paper N the same decent. deeorous.
end no4srsts sPirit--sbd be too will no
sOue' receive BE rswsrd N due time
The Baltiaors ParRor sud The Assareax
both valuable pspeu-viH soon be enlarg-
-, 70 sesommodsts their advertising freed,
nd 70 enable lAsm 70 embrace more " the
ssvs q the day. For similar reasons. ne
gsss Pass will sIsO increase iis dimensions
n fsv week.
DE HssAville Banner states that ~.
prSsldsai JssAsos arrived there % The 9llb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Milking ha,a .Vo9.g ~ I,tcin,o -
Na buIru. Benton Richie and Go
are nuugink i,Ol, ihc hard rrot, eta
90 Virginia by increasing thc Bank ca
plnl Oi NH1gi4 > tYp.UDf We know
there o. nY raiF ea.ure in thl. but
The Wing. never siicmrtod to i.0l the
people oi ths,oun'ry vifh ihe dc ID 4
you cOuln 'rsr scot buHLtss with cold,
siI'eT. bras. naiI warning pans crow
bars and polish settle. bot the Van
Bweu men have. 1000 OOD IN Euyi-
MA 300 .UtiU 20 Missouri ~ 100 900
"a Mississippi ell Van Buren, State. q
Here - oonssicncy Tor you.
s. y Erprssa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

TANAs.-The aggregate of tho poor
taxes in England and Wales. which in
1872 was about e. GlD 600, or S}2. :
oOO,O0H, has been reduced ~ the tx.
tentoi 2i,00O 0DO, that i nineteen MT
hans iwo hundled Mousq7d aoHa,s per
annum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

PenHy'rwia.-The grea, Improve
Incn' bill which appropriates about
three millions of dollars in aid of the
improvement operations of the current
year has passed both bran hes Of the
Pennsylvania legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

The following notice was printed in hand
MI form, on Saturday last, and circulated
throughout the equity. We invite particular
attention 10 il:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

The schism between the Benton and
Rives parties, Is said 10 have shown it.
sell man'iestly in the Virginia Legis-
la,ure before the adjournment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06
THE RECOVERED MONEY.

III oui idA'' u became our unpleasant
duty 90 record the loss OF upw ards OF
Twenty.siN Thousand Dollars. bv Gen.
Edwards, the Cashier OF the Lce>burg
Branch Bank. while dining at Talbot ;
Hotel. IN th,. CITY. "a Wedne DAN the
I'D inst. On Thurs Jay. as We before
stated, an examination was attempt, d
TO be had but was postponed al the
desire OF Gen Edwards counsel. On
Friday evening the = llh. a reward of
S30nn vas offered for the recovery of
the money. On Saturday morning
81 10 we're found IN The IN stairs
of The Hotel, between the head hoard OF
a bed aud The wall IN room wlhch had
been searched the previous day. but IN
which no money was then found. On
SUNDAY, about noon. the balance of the
money was found BY a negro child on
heap IN the stable ward of the Hotel
slightly covered with straw: shortly
after, MIR. Talbot received n letter
ihrnoth the Post Office written on indif.
icrcnt paper, IN SCTaWlIug band. IN
forming where the money Vas To be
found and saving tina, the writer Wa a
better man than the person that stole 1t
On Monday, Gen. Edwards returned
again from Leesburg, and on TUESDAY
morning was summoned before magis-
trate on an affidavit of felony com
united, having been made bv two gen.
uemen, III Justice 10 their own charac.
tiers; one OF them. person Of the IIo.
tel against whom charge had in the
.hrst instance been insinua,cd. and the
other, the young gentleman in whose
room pant of the money had been
found on Saturday morning. A. :he
magistrates court before whom Gen.
Edwards Vas examined held It's scS.
SONS IN secret, we are not able 10 give
the testimony gwen IN before IT. but
merely know, that the result was. that
Gen. Edwards was recognised for his
appearance rs witness. at the Nav
session Of Frederick county court. in
the sum OF S..u00. and that Edward
q. Mcpherson, E,u. was held To- bail
in the sum of 5000 for his appear
ance at the same time
1t reflects great credit on the ciu-
zens Of Frederick, that fom tho mo
ment that the report Of the loss of thu.
money was divulSed. a universal and
deep interest seemed to peFvade all
classes OF people 20 recover again for
the owner. the los, treasure Persons
dad nothing, spoke Of nothing and tho't
oi nothing, but the los, money. and
the STAN upon the character IF The
town. AZ some times indeed. the cx.
element ran fearfully high. and an.
prchen>ions we're felt. tina, II would
manifest itself ia deeds OF violence -
The money however, having been re-
covered, this feeling has IN a grea,
measure been allaysd, and IL &, o. be
hoped, thai the guilty person. whoever
be may be- NAV De- discovered. and 90
,ay thcvefy least. may be made al
ways hereafter - confess, that honesty
j. the best policy
The dchcacy Of 'his matier-our
dispo. Iiion merely 90 state fact. and
avoid aying ANYTHING that may in the
least prejudice the public mind ~ any
manner. m = case that mus, rome be-
fore 'hc judicial tribunals Of me coub.
~ ior uEl'i1n aud decision. pre-.
vents our iudui-'ng "a any comments
on The Jcot.- Frea HSrald. .R,rd J..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Tbs RsshvHle Banner states hat *.
PrSsldsat JssAsos arrived there % The sltb
AGaruA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

SpRsndiG '-Ollapod writer N lhe
kn'okerboeksi ssys--Rosy lips are on
y g1oViag gateWays q beans. poTk
add oabbagsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

u . stated that the TeNian prisoners
at Maiamor'H 50 long confined under
sentence Of death. have been released
and are now on their way to the Uni
ted States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Since the great FIRE 10 New York. o.
avs The Star, Jy4 houses have been
vp,ed, 81 rebuilt, bot
- stores are rebuild.
vet built upon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Suco afR Pov,ary-The Norfolk
Beacon t.ios lbs' tanner near that
o''t, h''rir'cn'ly ,nea'cd 20 plough
ips one oi 200 Gr.d. stuck Upon q vault
couiainin,a hos E.iel tif.. ,oId and
silver ..l --tiI o.. o. O. aurr cd a.
irnr ~uUgH o. % 40
TIE yauIt va, panty ~ bu,k CO..
'ctci % or with large stones. v.il POT
together vilb mortar n evident.
ly huiIt Tor special dcyn.ne. aud a.
daricd 20 the IRE Of the box that was
enclosed within u ior 20 many wears.
The box ~. Of mahogany OF cedar
and much decayed The co.n vas all
over one hundred wears old. and c1n.
sisted Of Spanish dollars. guineas.
doubloons SC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

A Woman may Doe oferca' assistance
90 ber husband, a b..ine,s hy wear
ing q cheerful Smile continually upon
her cpun'eusnoe a mans perpleAi
bf Jtd gII1minets are increased
hundred fA when be-, better half
move. about With a continual ,cor /
upon Der brow.
\ pleasant cheerful Wife ~ A. a
fainbo~ set 90 he XIV hen her hos
band MIND IS tossed Nith storms AMI
tempest BIT dissatisfied and lfetful
wife in The hour 81 trouble. - ike ore
Of hose tiends who are appointed q,
torture Loot spiriis - Bosfon Peqti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

George Washington Dixon The me-
lodlst. has beeRs convicted on charge
ri forgery 10 oas ol the courts at Con-
cord Mass. lie has sppealed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

.7rrirnl ofiie gOuDg Prince Lous VI
PoieoH B09apayie.-A SIP from the
Noriolk Beacon states that the French
insatc Andromcdc, Captain Henry de-
N'ileneuvc. - DAYS from RIO de janet
70. having Louis Napoleon Bonspar'c
on board arrise.l,n Hampton Road, On
Thursday night last
The IN ,ic Sreoe Com Dup1tcr
having 600 tpld VI Laprricf M,uis-
fes 20 ihc United S'ale.. sailed 10 COM
f"ny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

Richard Carlisle. Uho ba, or many
years been very zealo1s and prominent
n England IS the publisher and ysndsr
oi deistical and blasphemous publ,ea
hons, has appeared before an Alderman
Of London and atiesied bp belief Dr. ,ts
Christian religion and adherence o. ne
protestant i4iih, The open avoWsl on
ne part Of tbs person. notorious q, b.
has been fof his opposition 60 ,he ~
ising religious Institutions Of hs coun
Try wlll have deuhiiess q sslusry sGe,t
pPop these wbo have heretofore been
misied BY his ~ Greeted real.
fBsh. Hae,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

The senate have passed the import
ant bill authorizing Limited Palmer
shIps. Muoh.good Is. anticipated frotn
THIS law. iudgiug from Is effects IA
other S.aies-i RIch Wing. March 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-06

WV GRAsrHIx. Esa.
WV. L. woRruisGroS, Esq
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-19
TEXAS.
Horsros Dec Q

HOUSTON, dec. =.
We have just received the intelligence Of the death
OF Deaf Smith He died at Fort Bend on the 39th
ult. His iron frame has sunk under the fatigues
and exposures TO which he has willingly subjected
himself.
This singular individual was one Of the few men
whose names alone bear with them more respect than
sounding titles. Major, Colonel, General sink into
insignifcance before the simple, ordinary name of
Deaf smith that name Is identified with the battle
held OF Texas his eulogy Is inseparaby interviewer
with the most thrilling annals of our country and
VIII long yield 70 our traditionary narratives pecu
liar interesi-Iskgraph.
"A PLAIN UNvARNIsHED TRuTH-Two officers Of
the cavalry lately quarreed at Bexar about horse
and one OF the parties was killed i'm the honorable
affair
We notice in the Tariff now before the House of
Representatives, books are to be taxed twelve and
half per cent ad valorem while coffee is to be free
We fear that the want of books has caused this
distinction.
We have New Orleans slips TO 10th instant inclu-
sivc The steam packet Columbia arrived at New
Orleans on the 9th from Velasco Texas. Deaf
Smith, The celebrated Texan Spy, died at Fort Bend,
on the Both ult.
The Texan Congress was in session ON the I'd
inst. II wus expected to adjourn in a few days.
Resolutions had been passed granting letters of
marque and reprisa and every actof this body seems
to portend further difficulties with Mexico An act
has been passed to augment the Navy of the country
and an appropriation made for that purpose
New ORLEANS, Dec O.
Flour 80 9,25, small sales. Sugar a It. Mo-
laSSeS 30 81 cents.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-19

&5- 1t will be perceived that we open our
columns to correspondents on both sides Of
the question, which is now particularly under
the consideration Of the friends Of the admi-
nistration.
"Valerius Publius," takes one view Of the
question, and /" Publius," views it in slightly
different light. The public cannot fail to be
benefited by free and Independent discussion.
We open our columns to all our friends who
viii treat the subject with that temper and dis
cretion which the times demand, not making
ourselves always responsible for the opinions
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-19

of dissenting brethren, whose articles appear
in our columns.
Our correspondent from Massachusetts
understands us correclly-we must be purged
of Loco-focoism, and rally the party upon
platform "disiinct" from that revolutionary
and disorganizing spirit. He is mistaken in
one thing-we did not designate the two
great parties as Conservative and Destructive
with view to the adoption Of those names.
We used those terms as defniliye Of prinei-
pies, and we still adhere to the view we took
Of them.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-19

LATER FROM FLoaInA.-We have been favored
with the following extract of letter, dated Camp
Mellon, 9th November;
The movement OF the army to-day Is stopped by
the reception Of a white flag borne by four Semi
noles. They brought message from Micanopy,
that he will be at a small creek so miles of with
his people, in two days ready TO receive the Chero-
kee deputation-ihat his people have agreed not to
iire another gun at the white man, he has ordered
them. The chiefs in the fort, and those here say
mat we shall have no more fighting. So says the
General, II they will deliver up their arms, and the
general impression Is, we shall have but little fur
ther trouble at any rate Gen Jesup will only nego
etate few days longer He now has means and
troops, and will not be idle. These people in
wreched condition. and in responding state al best
and Will, therefore, am certain either come in or
run OIL Coahaio says Micanopy will now have his
own way, and that his people viii go with him. II
sam Jones does not. Sam, however, has sent IN a
favorable message, and will MOI il is thought, stay
behind TO fight alone when he shall have seen our
ten steamboats, thrice filed with troops on this side,
and the lakes and rivers covered with small boats
together with our three story sorehouses set down
In Tie heart of his country. In short all here seem
to look forward to peaceful issue Four days will
determine important evenisn--N y American