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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04
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NnIiVEl.l.ES DE TAMPlCO.

In Mgle,tn Levin Jones. cap't"'"' "n'
,;.,ns. ar,i,dc Aier soir "a Ii l"urs &c
r.mp;ro, a i .n burd Sloa,ooo ca cs
rsros. q, Ii ionneaux do c",'tr' +" r; w,
Schmid,, cacuIla. Lareyfe I"' f''s
Il a., Rolcr,s.M %. J,F. Fern'n1e"
Vance. L.,xar.ii g. Co, Chalaron a. Col
T,nl, s.. Harri6re. Crosby. MeCa'm" q
~. =, A. Miranda. E,lc ahnonco q"e
,oo, emit ~tranauillc 4 Tamnie". Laos Jour
naux do Mexico que nous as"nS :rs"
nar re,to yoic, ne Olsen. r,en sur Ia s''aa'
ton du pays. ,
I,e hrirk raliahss-cc, ,'es' en,.e!e"'e"'
re'a' r.lteiHc.
MRylro, IL Sept.
:. .,,n,,a,aan, en- chef DC tsscndre
m.>;eaiuc. d. Joss do .A'dana. p:;ai 10
s.,mna,he, I'd il etait en- radr, 'e 81 "oa
..,n;cr =, arriva Gu vno y'c Galveston 10
~ ! herd du brick Hurbiie ct acnompa'
.,ns .u hrick Libcriador; il Il, rc"'rcr dans
"a port. vcrs les IL heures, "n DICK s"s
Il ls,c qa'i, avail, appereA.a" point ca Jour
Dams un rappor, oflici,s qn'l "are,sc &c
Vcra Cruz, 10 Z sep,cmbro. as. L. Mr. u
n,;n;s,re dc la Marine, nous wagons qocae
...r,r ;our, apes avoir ai,aqse q se,,
lo,,c .or,ic do Galveston Ct ao' pnf.a't
.on bora 10 pavilion de commodore, wv
ne pouvnnt parven'r a 'anorasr
:. h.,;mcut sian, Ga ~voi'ier. 10 pr'sa u"
ss.I mar SOS mannuvres do poav"'r rem
,rcr dams Ia barre ct cnsa'tc = co"pS ~
canon 10 forca au boot de s.ng' minute
=. combat. a echoacr pres DIES co'es d
IN. ~ IL ,cndcmain ma,ln u iaPefs
coocl,e sur siri5ors. On ..a
Mr.. de A,dana aioate qac 10 ~ ""u
:. ...,o.,, du Libertador ayans snmot
r.n,r.e dn BroSo Santiago, ID. fa"st'
nr,,;. oficier compatible Gu OIL oa'
.n, 60 nova. aiusi que 10 c"n'nanaa
mili,aire de ce point. lie cos"'n'"'"" !,
fernando Davis ifailiit a"ss' per-
R,,.noreaiura Araujo qni e'ai' allie a 70
..c.,rs avec une cxceIlen'e ci,a''"Pe {
- IRONS ch ,isis nc dut son sa'us u" q
assa7,n.n, tie ceux qui raccomPaSn''e'
sa ehal.,spe ayan, e%galement s"'no
y rsc,, \ In te Q un coup de ra'nc q"" =
,,,rd;, ., fu, ainsi porte dams les or's q
scs UtnsrerseL
T.,,atipe d'ineend;er h Bureau de
no,,e p..froie au CopHole.-Lc dern,,
nam.ro du Nuiional haieMgencer' de !"
rhing,ou. content Particle s''snn' q"' !
= e,E fonrsi par son rapportanr' coace
ran, In de~couverte susrectc dan PAD"
de papiers bruIes en- par,,c dams "a efa'
bre du direc.eur general des postes. "
H,.n,atiye doit measurement exc''
y REIMBURSEMENT de surveillance cont
efforts de semblab!es crishineIs:
r.A5eiAe.
sDepuis plusieurs jours des bruits Ct
vent lci, sur une tentative d'incendier
4sseau De Ia pos,c generate, qni Sc tron
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

Her,, b N 81. Ch ,mbfe. 10 tribunal
.,lai, c~a'cnlsa les ~par!it.. doni Ii coalla.
r4.ion await 90 orInnnts dams nv atla,ff
,-.cz ,n.igniian'e A'at,lIeurs. 'afAim ie
dn,o ,nlo,r. h,nne de tnrnlte a1t"a Gt
gate, v"ynni qn'h " pour aavar@a'fe .'i''
Ieunc ct lie dame, s'''rpf"cls, e, ln' ''i
d'nu ton p'ein tie c"'r:"lsie: "Madaa"'
10 n'alrai pas Is Courage do p'ai'cr con-
| ire yrus. 10 suis GGsolt dc voes Ss"''
cause cs dt",nysm,n,. 'sa'iIez n~ccep'sr
mon bras. 10 me charge do ious lss ifn''
III Drnre..h
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

tIn. oers,nnc dc cctte vile, A~l'r-e''c)
p]r,vo,utc en- duel pour une It ,erc %"ile"sr'
:, dc,nanl 70 4 son ulversaire dc 'n' '"''f''''
+, ,r,uye tcri,c, quo I'll ven,'t d 10 tner'
il ne sern;, poin, ,assihlc dc i'rts DONNA
acs.;o,cre,. cnvc:s 81 f%a'nil!c; que t'n'e
dc lui produiro cote %prcnvc, II Sc 'efr'''
dams Ia c~;4ielle nGcessi'G dc reluser 10
combat. L'adycrsaire rtpond's par IN acso
de Nuisance 9,i lie decIarai' f's d epnrens
;nc,nnus.-Cela est tres bien. 'G.'l'4"a-t-
Il. ia vols que 10 n'aurai rlen a %cr''"dre
Ie vo,rc f%aniIIc; m,in'cnant j'stihez M
que 81 yous venice a Inc .acr, vois pour
r;ez psf vos propres, dedomnnager ma IA
mile dc Ia pcr,c immense qIe''e iera''
On ma personne, car clls n'cxi'tc que par
moi, Jo posseie, monsieur. fra"rhes d'hy'
n,,ha ,ues ct dc toutc dunAsi,n, deS mar
sons de vile, une dc c"snpagne' CT s'''
c.,;bataire. Admirable! il nc vors rcstc
m]aiu,cnan, u,'a oblenir do NJ. 'e pr"cu'
rcur general pres dc la Conr R'yalo d'A's
une nu,otisaiion forme!le qhi mc me'e
rabri dune poursuite ct'minel'c dams Il
CHS MI ie serais v%ain1nenr on va'nc'
T,u,es &C. cxiscnces rendlrent Impossible
le combat sin.ulier. &c Gui nc Ia pas e"
,'est IA r generalization de ces donx HON
mes. oui son, aujourd'hui anis Il'q"';
rexcss O, fort contents dcs en'raves gu
10 Code seoL appor'e a la r'l'c''e cou'''n
du duel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

~ EtU par le navire Amitie du tiavra ct d
yo,alre par le seussigne.
Chape,ux Ut cspotes pour DANES, d IL dernisre
aaoie.
Claysaus pour snfant.
DO. Bingham pour femme 81. enfant,
noi ,e,s ornas pour danes,
do. d.. pour s%nfant.
Hou saelins d. Laine,
Satin l.ava,ntalliers.
CoiHutes T'ulle Illusion pour Dal.
Fleu,s aft,dciellss.
Giants glaees .. castor,
,shals ,neusseline lains.
TN joli assortment de Lingerie Of b~esuconp
d'au,res articles.
4sept~3B a. 9EoFF"os.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

MARiE--Lundi dernicr 30 Octobre. par IL
Rjsl. Abbi Dsaupfes, Mr.. Asu.vas ~1isaxnr.
4 Mile R,s.t,s TnAe., .ous deux d. l., ~parois4s
Quest Datpn Rouge.
DEtEDE~Lahii 40 Oetobre, 1'sserisrH
GALAap, veuvs ~f.oissan,
~--., Vonjredi . Novethbfe. Cntssf,s Ia.
v,AtLs, agi de 20 ana naiif 10 Ffsnre.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

Les fp,,l,e+ cn're pr,4cH pres de C'rne'a'
h.ns cc.tc p.Aine n cnr,eIse 1i' eat vert
Indictment /, Z. In Cia;se de Pnncisnnc
Tarquimi. tune Dies prinripa|cs vil'r'
%Gtrosqnes; &c. f~onilles - ont dtja tan'
prod,it, 80 p,ufsnivent asoc sucett. L'un'
de. savnns 4 oui Giles d"i,cnt lc plus, M
IL ch,valier Mani, qn, s'est acauls ~
nom dams Ia l%ittGrafure par ~ belle ira
lnc,ion de Xfnophon. " fat rtcrmmsi
,lusie,rs nmyellcs c~xcavatbn. Ilafa't
dtj, ,ron>e une N'ou!e d'"rje'S rnrio.s, ,nn'
,.in,nrcs Que m'fo'rs, vases, etc. II ven
d.. Din Ire a ces discoveries cclle dane
7,otne en- ,erre cutie, do grandeur ha'n'
rcl!c. On men cosnaiSsait point jis1'
Iici. Pine appelie ces st'tne. a"ro q n
trio. Coils Ct rrpre-cn'c m ho,nn,c den
virnn ,rcuic aas, TO tie la figure est for
belle, Ia ,trc est p'eim dc caractere:
uue couronno dor. pni parnit avolr e
.unc rrc,mpcnsc mili;aire. Ceci est "
yEriiahle GvGnemeD' pour TOYS ceax ~
s%'occupcnt d'a nliqui &.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

II,s circa,airo d'nne m',s'h tree ro~'
,cct,ble do Mrscii'e, npre' av"'r donne
.es ren.cl.ncmsns sur 10 c"'r" DO '''erT
articles, ,,,s lne co.on, in l's', SUSIE. GALE
etc, 40 ,erminc n,nH:
fn,If,u. .r,e. recherche dos mElocin :
salaries par los commissions Sn''!'''r',' u
i rare sur notre place, que. m''I'o "''
.n,res.em,n IA en- dtco'sr'r, ''s ne POI
ven, r~en.pntrrr qus dc,x Oh tr'i m''''
Ic. mar i,ur cu'r'cux tons.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

FrSsars Ae~etrhsr-~I.c steamer hpnntsufh,
part Dimanehe ds,nicr dc II Nile. Orleans, a,"@s
i bori 900 t'rstks tiaiens, sect trouse en- CON
,uct dams Ia mutt du Marii, al ietoat De Ptsfhef
Lhg,,d. svpe an na,ife 4 troll. mats, fs'psraoe par
un ha,eau 4 ,npcur, 10 choe tut terrible, 10 Mott
mouth AZ 4epara IN ieus u pres 10 300 In'lienH
fu,pu, tues on no,ta Fun des inssnieurs a iit4,o"
ns,, &c. eysne,aent terrible doit e.te a%,tfisa'd
a., ,tsf,u, de lumitre, nj 10 hateau remorgneat, nj
,,,oI remorput n'eu %a,pien,, 10 Menm"a,h no put
Ia. sppssse,oir que I~orsqu'l FL, ,top tard pour les
e,.,er Ia null t,ap. tres obscare. Mesered. 'nnsin,
voe des parties du steamer FL, appercuo llo't"as a
environ 4 miles au.hesHoua de Daton.Roose, sane.
nee M hoti du heuvr. on s'sn,prrssa d'cu'riE 'es
rortss Dc. c%alaneH, lie premier eljrt qni ft"pia Ia
we ia, dos cada,fss lndiehu, nous n'asons ~
,htenis i'sutres dstails.
G.oa,kusx ctvs.ts.-i'rss de Poush.-"
Nous apptenonsp par le Journal HvaM lie ~. An
%pasiine, que Powell cin,i que 10 De ses suerr'er'
pstni l~e.qaeia on eonp,o Cohais .. p~lasie'irs SOU
rhps., ont ett pris II conduit. MI For, DC Ia vile
II. fueea, fai,- prtsonniers pres do Fort rey'"n pa
nos ,roupea qai los eatourstsnt, .. les prire"' s"''
IA moind,e resistance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

"a .vEDI.,at,ll4 NOvEMBRE. 1887.

gtNons sonan,ea s~utorises a atnehref Mt o.
u. ROMAN, cotnmc emil dat pour 10 place %
t;uuvrfneur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04
Avis.

N ,,o"vsra ! ia rh"rmHeis do 'o"'.'sns '''
u su,.:es %suivsnts, nonvsl'eme"f prepares.
RAgIis.s / Ia BsrsaWo,s, Fa'''''e' re e''manse'
Do. arAnis, no. ae Da'ee',
Do. au Citron, IN. d'lierae,
Cera, do (;a'!i"r, do. Sources.
Fau d,stilies do eaMo- Onguen' Tosat pour ies
mile, iesre',
do. do cane!ls.
81 oct.-J6 d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04
NARCuaNDlsEs NOUvELLEs.

= rs sorssignes visnuen, de recevo'r dc Ne.
& 4 York ct de Philsdeirhie, IN grand sssof"-
500, de Narchanlises convenabies pour IL sa'so",
H. ;,yiteu, leurs amis siusi que icu's prat'a"es' q
yenir les sisiter. - p,Y,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04

r soussigne WEN, de poorvoirss pharma'
Gle dun pouvel assortment Gc Drogucs
ct Medicines cite. plusieurs lie ses prepare.
,ions. ct substances simples ont ETC 'rcneavel.
Ices ayee som. patmi les articles nouvellsment
rceus on prs parss SOFT les su,vsnts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-11-04
10. Unc ncrgrcsso nominee Catherine,
agss dc45 ans;
-. Tn Chcval. dcs BGtes 4 corncs,
Ustcnsils Ac Cuisiac, MeubIcs &c.

CONDITIONS.
la nazr,ss payable /. n,oitis en- Mars %proehsi"
ssl'ausss motto ca Mars 1889. Les ehcts mohi.
lirrs pa yabIes en- Mars proclaim. Le tout Gu BIZ
lets sudosses h satisfaction e, hypo,hcqua sufIA
! o4a.ssss ~josau'su parfsa paisment.
IA o,,.-5s l.. FAvROT, Juss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

tile u ,ho CissE>ros Ilursr. aud under the ~
p.'inicndeucc II cni. Th"ua, Mclaughlin snd
usi'vfs msy 10y "u having tbeit ~an's e,i pro.
vded 'of. The bsihing buase. sell ar5srred rot
cold snd warm b.ihing eud showcnug, W,Il be-
found, from The character &C The water. peculiarly
grhietul. Tho oisisnoe u The Ciarrn1ou House
from TIC Spuug b. % rode. The yIsge " Rui.
land, Clarendon. aud Caaleton he contiguous ;
snd the country. 10 the rich rural aud romantic
characteristics of lie Green Mountains yields TO
none IN the comparison.
Df. Jonathan Shaw, a respectable physician Of
Tits place for sixteen years past s an enthusiastic
sdmrer Of the spung. lie will relate To any one
who msy inquire, Instances OF surprising cure and
ielcf. For instance, serofulous patient came
here, with one cheek entirely consumed. 50 that
Tie jaw bone lay bare -ln five OF SIX weeks the
disease was checked and the entire check rcs,ot-
cd a sal: rheum patient. whose whole body
a continuous seab, 10 ihrce or four meeks en-
tfciy cured that tho skin possessed the laitne
aud freshness OF heslth. DR.. Shaw has no peeu-
mary interest IN the spring. any thing connect
cd with u, tina, should m7esch his testimony, and
u.s. probably, as far removed as any one from any
spice of quaekery.
The water of ihcsc springs may be carried IN
good wooden cssks 10 any distance, retaining all
lis properties. In glass esrthen vessels, It may
be preserved in purity aud strength for years.
] am yours, sc. NIATOR.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
SUMNER MOVEMENTS, sc.

FouaTu OF July iscfpEsrs. The Wing Fes-
val held at Philadelphia on the Alb says the Ma
tional Gazette pissed of with the signal spirit
and entire propre,y. The numbers The ground
amounted 10 several thousands, and they display.
ed the hestties enthusiasm for the good cause and
the day.
Ia the Third District, Philadelphia. as We learn
from The Philadelphia papers of yesterday, more
than two thousand persons sat down to the Wing
dinner, aud more than twice that number were
present spectators. The following were among
the toasis -
The Wings of the Third Congressional Dis
ttci-They have achieved a glorious victory,
which is but the forerunner Of more and greater
ones.-"Sotary and alone they set this ball in mo.
ton"
General William Henry IIarrison-The people
Of Pennsy lvana exullingly point to him as their
future leader in their second struggle for VIRTUE
liberty. and Independence
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster--The repub-
lic though deeply indebted TO them, will ere long
discharge her obligation.
Benton Hard Money Money hard TO be got.
Shaving shops and Shin Plasters-Benton rDnts
and mrt drops Is this the ''bet,er currency :"
The Experiment has failed, "by tho eernar'
The Wings of the Union, and union among the
Wings.
Inc DIT oeA -
The world was sad the garden was a wild
And man, the hermit, sighd- TIL woman smd."
The American Fair.--More than Roman mat
rons-may tLey never want the jewels OF Corne-
LA.
TnE cLuBs.--The Pennsy lvbnian says that The
Clubs to the number of two thousand, appeared IN
different uniforms. Some were very neatly atilr-
ed as sailors Others were dressed IN white, and
he Crow Club wore every variety Of fancy cos
tune the leader figuring huge crow, and the
procession which followed bfough, TO mind the
descrp ion Of that of S,ratford upon Avon, in Gar
ricks time. The members Of one association were
admirably dressed as Indians another attracted
great attention in the garb Of Greeks there were
Likewise plenty Of Turks. and the picturesque Of
ell nations. The Warren Club from Wilmington,
looked exceedingly well, and was much admired.
All these companies Of young men were ausyed
with exquisite neatncss and marching with the
siesdness Of soldiers to the inspiring notes of their
bands, they were well worth visiting the city 10
zee.
The Wigs ofihe third Congressional District
invited oil the Wings of Baltimore to dine with
them.
A large number Of the citizens Of Baltimore says
the Patriot, visited the seat Of Government--spent
the dOy-ssw all the hons aud among them sever
al handsome military companies oflbe District re-
viewed by the successor The Hero Of New Or
leans and his aids. tie Heads Of Departments
and returned in the evening. II must have been
sight worth seeing, and worth travelling eighty
miles 10 see Martin Van Buren, review q regiment
Of soldiers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

successful speculation is oftener an evil than
blessing !, upseis all ones notions Of the value
Of tune, of industry, aud of money il lie moral c.
y because II violates tic law Of Nature. which re-
qufes that part Of every Day. aud every year Of
ones life should be devoted 10 procuring the means
ofsubsisIence for the day end year and be who.
By what he calls lucky bit, secures 10 himself
what be calls fortune, sometimes cuts or from
the remainder Of hls days wholesome and nstor-
sl source Of pleasure. lfhc have devoted all hs
powers snG energies TO Msmmon for the beet part
Of lite he is sold 10 him, and live tran
gully. without his stimuli. then can he, ~ho has
b'en excited Tor years BY alcohol. give ~ the slim
slns Of driok. Hence, you fad such inen uneasy
and ffelfol IN Old age hence, often {, -. that they
are ensious and ycXsd al the sight Of happiness
others ADD that they seem to think poor man
has 90 right 10 enloy ,noTe Than they can rho hare
earaod hundred Thousand dellsu.- Or. Hoire's
.idGrcss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
MIg&EgIAMva
Cousspondsnes efths Ns,e York Daily Erprs".

Corr<spondtnet 81 tho Nstc York Daily ExJpsa.
CL.RrsDos SrsiSes. VIZ. July /, 1887.
The medicinal water Of this place should be
more extensively known than they are. Ia oil
erup,ve con plants such salt rheum, scrofula,
erysipelss, and poisoning fron vegetables. this wat
or will either cure or give important relief in
short time. A detailed account OF the which
have been effected by the water Tor a few years
past, accompanied by compelen, testimony of dis.
interested persons. would show, better than any
general statements their efficacy. Their efficacy
also, 10 sufficiently Tested in dyspeptc complaints
also in all Of ulcers OF long standing and in
complaints produced BY a bad state Of the blood
I,s most prominent qualities tonic and diurctic
There are several Springs. but they do no, DIFF
for. except slightly in degree. TIE following is
the snslysis made by Mr. 4. A. Hayes Of the Lab
oratoty Of RoSbury. Mass. well known TO the pub
lie as a man of science
In one gallon of the water. contsiniug 235 Gu
bic inches there arc Q 63 inches nitrogen cas
10 10 4" eafbonic acid eas
IN ebssaiesl combination. besides atmospheric cir.
hiso saline matter as follows -
3.02 grains carbonate Of lin,e.
uuflsle Of lime.
2.4 svlpha,e of soda,
sulphale OF meals.
Making $40 grains Of saline matter which Is no,
one tenihoussndih part Of the whole 20 that
With The exception fthe nitrogen and esrbonic a
ed the remedial agents there lie probabl, 40 vat
~ al such absolute purity N the world
There 70 a eonslAn, ebulltlon, at the spring Of
ftes Gas, not chemically combined. Tie analysis
Of th's. by The same gentleman, shows IN 100 Gu
s'e ihebea o. gas.
Airogen 9s.i5 iDehes.
oSygsh LOS
CarbOnie acid COS
TIL recently there aeeOmnods iioI,s here
fOr visitors. People from the vicinity AID fro,a
seme s,ssncs around 0sed 10 Whit the Springs.
and COT ssni Of bolief accommodations. would
'sss SP u.sir sbojo IA barns aud Temporary novels.
soune,isnes company Of inssiids would eouse al a
large covered Ssgon, With provisions and cooking
siss's'ls, snd m that ~sy make such shhs as iheg
could Ter board and lodging. Since those days
too boarding h0sses haze been esiablishsd s8ifi-
oen' fof 80 soafcsrs sseh. and last year the pre-
ss"' vepresefs Of he spnSg erected large and
eSts"odsoos enek edihee Sl,h ell necessary sppur.
'saaHoe' sas .eisisass "a .yls eoih saasisn.
tai ana s.sssH'. Il eos hrll orsE.d, usaer The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18

Isaac HA.-Tbe Concord Statesman says pi.
lady in that place besg solicited to become q
Subscriber 20 religious periodical, replied that
shs hae FOR sOuss tine been suoseUSsr TO ole 10
ig.0Bs paper, The y. II. FstU0i.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-18
TifE sEsIsoLr's REILLY.
~ ,,rcr o ". ,.rro-. .s-r.

~ tircT o. ". rafTe.. q asst
The sttct Fo'i M,iios wss made u IS ,oroe,,s h,
'hP sas he rsns The seton most lave tskon plsrs h
~. s 's"ras'oh Of the uuee eech has. bc.n received
y ibe isosas ~ho made the stack -" S0atlsra rsgor
Bs.re With ,osf sern.J oolsms,
~iii not bend the knee
The sbsehls ber' agsin shall bud
The sfm ~h.ch 10 free
have mailed u With tho thunder
When The tempest matte q lo1.
And ~hefe Il fails. ys well tnay sitsd
Tie hshtniag Of It's blow.
I've scared y. IA tbs ssi,,
fse soslpej ~ eu a., plain
t.o cosDt your chosen whcte thet fell
HaBcatb ny ieadca rs,a,
.cotn yoat pruflsfod treaty,
The pal, face dufs
Rsvesso 10 asuyssl spon my spear
AID bio1ds ny battle cry
some STRIKE 70, hope ofbooty
Ssmo 10 deleaS their all
j battle for the 10Y have
To soo the white maa fall
lore among the ~ousded
10 heat his dying moan,
And catch, while chanting al his SIDE
The muse 81 bis groln.
ye',e mdd me through tho forest,
rose track me o er the stream,
Ard struggling through the e,c,glade
foet bfis,hnR bayonets gltamI
Rot stand should the warrior,
With his rifle and his spear;
The scalp Of ,cngcsce still red.
And ~sras ye, Come not here"
Fbins ye to find my homes,ed
gave II to the ere
Nv tawuy household do you seekl
Ian a ehiidicss sire i
Hot should ,e crave iifes noufshmont,
Enough have and good
Thee on hate Ills all nv bread
Yet Ugh, Is my food.
Iloatbe ye with my bosom
] seorn ,e with mine eye
III tsunt ye with my laies, breath
And fight re TIL die.
ne'sr viii ash ,c quarter,
And ne'er Will b. your slave;
Bot ~ swim the sea Of slaughter,
Till ] sink beneath its wave
vii be remembered that many Of the Seminoles XII.
~ ,es,t ehdicn they beng considered an
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VAL be remembered that many Of the Seminolcs XII.
10 the war "
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The atstst on fofi M,iioH made u IS ,sroo,,d Il,
'hP s"e he rsns The seiion most lave taken psre
t"'t ibs e'nston Of the esua have hesn received
W iss iscisns no made the stack - S0Atksya rspcr
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Notice.

The subscriber, hare lately moved near the
corner %, Dehalk and ,,road streets one dor
l,cIow Jnnn i. NloIon's store where they
will continue To maxi Saddles and all kinds
Of Brldl.- C.rnagc. B.rouch, Gig and "a
gon u rnr.s Of ever, de-crHt."n "a the dHlRl
iash.nn,h. s,ylr, ani var nod superior 10
an, made 'n:.htic country, also, Trunks, Col.
lars .IIG Negro >hHs
They have ir sa!" n crnrr.l supply oi
good sole. Upper Ilafne.~ a..i Bad La
thcr. leather and work gwen nr,rhan." ioi
hides JOHNSON y AUSTIN
Feb Is 81 I'll.
y B-S4I,ic~. Harness. &c made and
repaired 10 order with Dc,lI,' - and despatch
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PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber wishing TO close his present busI-
ness. Offers for sale lhr large and conmodious two
story house now occupied by hin. as store and
dwelling On the premises are all necessary out
buildings, viz: back store, cotton house. kitchen,
snoke house and stable
Il desired, the subscriber will dispose of his
stock Of goods d, the same time. cons sting Prn-
cipa " Of Gr"ccres and Domestics, also lot on
Campbell street
Also
A light four Nurse wagon.
The above will b. sold on accommodating terms
F"r PARTICULARS, apply TO the subscrIber,
J S DEPASS
Jan l4-4T-tf
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Notice.

Notice.
MATHEW CAR AN. decd. native
OF Ireland lc., a, h,s death, small amoun,
m MONEY whIcl IN, heirs may obtain by
apll,n legal, to the subscriber at bishop
VILE. e.
CAMPO IL. Admir-
March 1 --5}-ad
The Ncw York Truth Teller will pul lIsh
the .tan,r thrrc times, aud send thcr account
to tins office