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The herald., 1837-03-03

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ESBEE CADY. Austo.sa,
X JESSE CADY STORE Nos ana iis w.,., .,,u~..
large u y Ss f % %
ssa sissa s :' and ST Ss.,s y.
ket TOO numeou u monlon IN advertisement kl
AL Private Sale-oo 900 dozen assocd Of ali kinda
imaginable sIie' cunningham ana Sheffield Cutlery ofs'sy 'ass
~ casks Table Cutlery Tea Trays, Fire Bases and In
1900 Buttons Coat Vest and subject To ebenfu
"Ais A.o wa snu Il sass. tassa p PDs Dsyssn! xs m
Also Germaa Frcnsh and aode Island Jeweky low priced
v wacne, n..ara Chans &C. msn23lys
WiEEI%M McLA UiiIsif ss ff1sss SAY a.
o., 9sock M yen-fa assortment = English and Feaca
cloahns Csmbs; waiiets silver r. ncs asr tea aad labs
,Loonsi Jrwedy, dc DC. f1u
Is VII bEAiiAs az co. Store No. 1853 PeaH Of
THIS DAY-At O'Clock at the auctsa room Hardware,
conssn2 OF pocket, and dirk kcives cards and
and bundles double and s,nsa e,e speseaces steel and bs
bSs o so. @ pescnssion caps tnbs, knitting needles,
fancy ordee extra cologne hair OIL pet
.o an invoice of combs csa bosoms boots and
Also, an invoice of ewehy- ensis,ing rims
Watches srcas pms, cnans, DC. MS
| VAnwABLE PROPERTY IN THE CRY
Of BUfFAio- For sale entire block gronst bounasd
Dy i2a o, hs pne,pa streets the city oi Bao
land ana Virginia ss each as feet Tins csi5 sia
a Is vns e, a and Of ss Sy nS aud OILERS
OF SAFE VIII BE- nnde TO su hsers, and wall be
apply 20 Me FRANKLiS JENKINS No. 5 groaa slles
rps2 EKS SAjE
Thursday I'd March, viii be sol with nssve an entlr STOCK
lsing Table and Cutlery IN Japan and Hollow
k and d wSoae sas %a se ali Kin sS pa f.
Wagons Mat Copper T,akee. aud Coh Hod,, Brushes
sss an Tngs Lamps e cos Bla% d Passs s ne
To T9os, La canaer' Vine Coolers &c sal'
fa7at' THOMAS BELL. Auctlonee.
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ACsRD.s. W BRyHAN espee fully inf. rms h,s friends
N sud the Jul c that he has completed tie - ars
attached ~ his Bos Steam Conicen the better
accomnohn ION fsdier ana getncn much ispoyed
pan. and " enparcd fr the = w. returns
tkau vey ba paiage Nc has hreiooe ced
apd pdces 4ftkat attention shall hs paid ~
l-s feds neeshe and select se ", sse the dcca
they snnsuch a. lc' Cfeums, soda wser,
Meai. T.cntonsde Col q pes. Cake, &c a..
ctanares sua tho inrrovrd rrncips
tn Bnscfy Comic cuaf, No Ns Bower directly
a. ~ RiyinTston st :. W. BkTHAM fts-U
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HANINGTON'S
NE w MOvING DIo MAS,

NEW MOVING D1 OR \ MAS,
CRY SALOON,
Opposite ~ Pauls Churrh Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully nfrme. abovc popur
and kshionab place ~ rquch
larger srae than formerly with EntHe New set o Moving
Diorani. scenes painted y the best The salon Q
been entirely eied for the comfort of ' visors and splcnhy
decorated forming the complete aad beautiful Put ~ E,h
tion Room IN Ameca No expense has ce pa rnder the
has been painted rs Me.s White walker Jones Grain Bon
cough, Lchr Sewel, and .,hcrs
slIiPwREcK or THE MEXICO.
acd the v~y large a.h .hionaie
ience, ~ fret representation, vii he repeated TINS evening
with the kDllvwM attracions
. Animated View near Plymouth, Enrland.
H-Essi Indian scene VI Naval Battle,
HI-Pandeslonium, Nn-Sivrm sna Slnpwreck.
Iv-FaIofths Angel, vl-Cathcdhsl Of Colosne,
V--Ths Celestial Regions, lA-Italnn ccv,t.
Among the Dror Scenes
Mount ysrnop.-Duk. Wlac
View the Rhinc-C Lesr
Corpnns IN span.-P. Grain, son.
Scene fion he Maid q, Cssapere.-H sewel
View Of LONDON from Waterloo Brdgs-B<rxsns
View Missclonrh tsfceee.-R Jones'
Tesnple Of ofscience.-wshsr.
accompanied hy their Psenisor Gssdans hal pr,ce
Doors open at s-ericrrsnces 7oclock dsi
NOW ExHIBITING at the hmenc,n Acsa.,sv
Barclay street, Astws Hotel tho
bne paintings, the Temptation Exs.on ~ ADAM and
EVE painted by D'-rnf the hing Charles X NJ France
~nepai cite 81 the United states. 70 the lively svascstsno n
Admttance es cents season tichctss $. orr,s
Doors or'en from Sin NE morning t,l ' At night
The Agent confidently the public that hs w he I've
st eshon the pictures shortly 70 be rcsfned 70 20
iore.
The rsor !. kcp, constantly warm. dem
IMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE. 20 casks, for
u salety HARTMAN HkDsALL
4fiu Brokers Commission Merchants, 70 water 81
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- ACQUIRED ~ IL btSSONSl
Inc INIT 4rgdnr System M Writing agan intr.dacei
te Fsmiis, Oneus and of New York kyn
49,, - To c0uftnnc for oriv a sherr season.
MIX. BR1sTOv, of L.,njon resucctfuIly aapoupc.a m
~ " rvhlr Hfs Return after ssence of sonts from
svev mnd successful visit ~ Boston, he has
Pupils, Day asd Even,ne ~ " - ' "
AcADEav, No. It's BReapwAY, NY.
wnefe aees ana Gensleen " capscfy
from Y 20 Years are rxpcousy taught the mos correct and
admired principles of CoMnKpc Ar pRNw ~ anu
Adapted a Letter. Bills Notes sales hccnun,. Rec.s rn
purpose a rtIbl,c business and private life s'o
IN TWELVE Easy LESSONS or eNE HOUR EACH.
That as long tune ss necessary acoup cp~n.. al
horreh Knowledge OF Whiting, maj or how ,.drrn l,
hle Deiomed or lamp me PERSONS writing y r
Bns,ow snsing Writing Master The Ladies meet daily A. A.
O'Clock. - =
t- Merchants asi others visiting the City can cou,pee
conl se of Lessons in or days
- Mr. s 10 I've seen tron A. NJ 10 from 10 p NJ
Al ye who would hre Penmen be.
Conc icnm the system Of Nr r.
Who w TWELVE LESSONS does guarantee
To make you wife most spendidyi nu
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A MEXICAN CIRCUS AND ANrPUITuEA- A
~ TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varick and Charlon

streets.
lILLIARDS SIMPRONED.--G .--Gcsil~men w,.hns h.
ID pay Billiards. purchase tables call az 9s
broadway where tables the pn,eo
rdian ahlpr cushions slate an cd
with iron eagle frames and c,nmon tribes fsrd
the largest and best onent offered 10 the public apa
to those who wish 10 purchase AT h-i they
packed M . DAYS notice.
B Orders orany thing this line with cash good refc,ence
to BASSFORD, as Broadway, ,w,rccei,e prompt asnt,on
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j. G. COACINIAN g. CO.

j. g. COACHMAN g. CO.
Furniture, Dry Goods, and Hardware Brokers, and
GENERAL DEALERS,
NO "a ANN STREET, tup stairs)
Every description ofcuey mechanics tools paintings looking
uses, &c. for sale I extremely low prices.
lI5- Isrsae-Two splendid Audasons Wa hngton Eagles
beautifully prepared; suabl- for displaying bar
other public meeting to much advantage f22 eodms
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Inn LOTS ~ the town ef Livepoo Ind,s-s, will be soda
wv anctisn. on the Second Monday of April next
The commanding situatioa Tivsusp~ the mouth
Ryer extreme ofTahe 10 too well known
TO rpuue comsent m valued commercial sdyas
tafes. .
These lots hroash the centre ~ the that have
offered N market md the portion of them
lnands the bet commercial situations IN the town.
his odi-pos efo,s thoueh
individuals who have a sdy mad purchases and that
proprietor sh MOI he considered o the prorety with
ioo fn grasp but that liberal opportunity should Ne offered
orhcrs wishing 10 purchase
deemed the superior advan
ef verpoo e the traveller the errhant the mechanic,
spccsao look the Of dana NJ the souhery extreme
ofIsake Michigas. and determine fog N rnselycs
Tsrrs-On~ fourth hand u montm IN ~ months, IN
tive years posifire safe
J ~ CHAPMAN, Proprietor
Liverpool Indiana, February IN, is57. ma ST.
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Sp one OF The hrst su ng shir~ T.e ~ s -
Sap MARGARET, Capt sssws en- ~ ss hycI "s~ @
Calm a ,pns register viii asord eligible asnnnsn,ss ~
$50 r. arI ssase Passengers Drs usual xppIy ,I
Rssileo,. !, pu,u, DOUGLAS ROBINSON a CO
moner Win NJ BOSTON and s vicinity, wa please drs ,he,
Bank. - - So'hohy iis Ann street, the Gruuas
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D, opo ed, TO provide for their comforts
u r, afir. that that amount would pro.
q, ide III. m with b.acksu.i'hs' tmis, and
olo'hng Ike that Of their whre tre,hren
tina, II ~nnld enable tb.m 10 become
! ke them. a powrr'ul ard happy na'ion
that their great fa'hcr Va n"t IKE
rader--thaI he did no, uff:r oue rrr Il
iu end TO give anmh.r--that he vas rlt
and intpnded to give them v lue fr ihci'
,apds-tha, he TOW offered tnem d. ubie
the price he had given ,se Chicp, was tor
heir land--4nd TINT lie could not sive
more.
They replied they knew the Chippe-
Ias, lard - that it Has mt % valuable as
theirs--that their rne's their grra' f'th-
r,'s big bats c'u'i navisa'e--ihat the
Chippeaa lands we're covered With great
>wamps--,ha' they ,b"ulh, th-'r land
worth what they ask,i. ard they cou.d
not take |ess -,ha' in coming sn far to
see their great fa'hrr they IT, ught ne
would give them Whatever thry asked -
hat though they we'e poor, they could
vet take care Of thrmstlvts-'hry could
Vet support 'h-ir na'ioa by the chase
hat thcy knew This great r:tiOn was a
i.>t nation that would act ugh, towards
them hat their pr"ple fGsd 'teceived
k,ndaes, from them IN their own land.
AID they no ei they would do what t"cy
ND -rtO k TO do with them that they
hal head the talk whit h ib"ir father gave
then with p ea>m'e, and the, hoped thty
would b" " rni''ed to re'urn aud make
sl.d The hearts nf their people that
they should cary hone to ,hrm the mnn-
" in their h md, - that they c"ud not
yet consent to iik" the l,rice Or d, and
NUT take further tine TO think and talk
on the MA t>r.
The Council was attended nn Saturday
Nv iaiRe tnnconrse Of people~-grnsle-
,nrn an ladies All srr"ea grat,ti-d.-
tie manner oi the 81 mx IN ,prakng Is
vehement and Daiur i!---thyir speeches
,hnft ard niuch to the point. Toy were
Anrnt--very abundant III gesture, and it
, spprs'ed ra'ursI. iorcihL. and sparopri-
t'e. Tneir ianguagr, Judging by the
eng h of time occuplgd by the III trp,e-
ter co"hareA with 'heir respective har .
angus. is maze d ffn>iVe than our own
Their Whole demeanor SET med marked
with grea, graz iiy ,arprnaching. we fink.
70 gloom. T. E,ch speaker ro.e sndd nly,
AMI before he began. US also when he
r osrd. shook hands vita those wit, whom
hey were holding 'hc council or talk, Le-
ginning with ,he Secretary Of War.
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INCENDIARISM,

a narrow rScape. fire was discov-
cred at about 8 o'clock ON Saturday NOR.
ming. at the Franklin Theatre, which had
It rem lined undiscovered much longer,
would doubtless have caused the dcstruc
lion OF the building. At the hour man-
toned, one of the persons employed in
the Theatre. had to pass along the lobby,
at the back Of the dress circle of boxes,
the floor OF which was covered with kind
1t mat or carpeting. Fhe individual r.
ierrcd TO became somewhat surprised on
finding himself suddenly let in, through
the f'or, which along with its covering,
give way beneath his tread, and precIpit
aIed him to the cei'ing Of the under part
"t the boxes. Immediately over portion
OF the pit of the heatre. On making a
'Gr'her investig g,ion. it appeared ttat the
door' tho joist which supported it, and
even the laths to which The plaster of the
under ceiling was affixed, had all been
consumed by snou dering fire, Tor about
two square feet, although no symptoms OF
the destructive element were percep.ibIe
on the matllng or covering Immediately
over the spot in question. 1t is evident
the fire had not burst into fame, but
was confined to the wood work referrei
to. The circum stance altogether was one
of n very extraordinary nature, and from
its peculiar locality, aided by the almos,
utter impossibility of fire having got there
by any ordin ry means, (or at all events
without its having penetrated through the
carpnting,) no rational doubt can be en-
tertainHd, that il was the attempt Of some
foul incendiary. who probably anticipated
the ultimate success OF his fiendish plot.
at much earlier hour than that a.
which il wns discovered. Whether any
person mol connected with the Theatre,
could have done the mischief or not, We
are unable to determine.-N Y. Times.
Appointment TO Ojic s.-Bulwer says
that mpartiality between friends and foes
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be called into existence; and the day can
not be remote, VIII n the United States
will be convulSed by the ag tatnrs OF the
Bank, and anti.bank parties. The strug,
gle between the opposing partIzans will
,e distinguished for its ardor. 1t will b"
, war between wealth and the poverty OF
the country. In such a struggle. it cam
not be difficult to forcsce which party
must t,iu,nph. hloncy is Powerful is
Inc only really prcpondoraling Power that
the world has ever felt and acknowledged;
md what can resist its influence? A Ma
tional Bank will be established. in despite
Of all the opposition that can be nrrnye",
md he who my hope for a difl@ren: re-
'alt, will be disappointed. If the appeals
that ma: be made to the virtue, the NOR
,iity and the intelligence Of the People,
cannot prevail, money can be used, and
ihat will obtain votes and favor. where all
other arts and appliances are found abor'
tive. "li you cannot get the votes of the
people. by persuasion" said distinguish
ed politician on memorable occasion,
"gct you the money haSs and purchas"
them" The mode will be applied to tn"
plan Of chartcring an United States Bank
The Senate has been engaged most Of
the time during the week in discussing
the Sab Treasury project. As yet, the
scheme has not oecn decided; if it is car
ricd in the Senate, it will undoubtedly be
lost in the House. Mr.. Sergeant is now
addressing the House on the su' ,inct Of thH
Bank resolution. and it must be slid that
he is doing honor to him 'ef, and justice
to the subject. The whole House is
Welding to him the most profound atton
ton. thus according to him the attribute
due to merit and exalted talent and palri-
otto virtue. Mr.. Sergeant is an abb"
man; and no maitor hat my be said a
hout the pracIicabiIiiy Of a bank, or the
necessity Of establishing ono, as fiscal
agen. for the county, it cannot be denied
Ihat Mr.. Sergeant is milking a speech.
that will produce a powerful effect on the
country. After Mr.. Sergeant had con
GUIDED. the House went into Co'nmitrrc of
the Whole on the Treasury Note Bill. e.
after discussion of two or .hrec hours,
it adjourned till Monday. Yours.
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IN the appointment to offices tends to tho
discomfort offriends. while it rarely if ev-
er, concliates foes; neither is it so eleva~%
ted as it may appear 10 the superticiaI;.
!or if we contend for the superiority OF
one set of principles over another. we
weaken the pubic virtue when we give
equal reward to the principles we con
denim as to the principles we approve
We make it appear as if the contest had
been but q war of names, and we disre-
gard the names which ought imperisba-
bly, 10 exist between the opinions which
The state should approve and Il c honors
which the state can confer. He who is
impartial as to persons must submit to
seem lukewarm as TO principles.
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Fron Ia. ulum.r Auyocl,e.

The council or Talk began on thurs.
day last, in Dr.. Lauric's church, in
Washington. batwoen the Hon. J. r.,
ponset,, Secretary Of War. on the par'
of the United States, and the delegation
Of the Sioux tribe of Indians, amounting
in number 10 twen,y-six. on the part o!
that nation. WAS resumed Oh Saturday, al
the same place. The Calumet of Peace
being first smoked by tbs Srcmtary, and
the respective deieg,lcs, the Secretary
stated, that he had again, ." behalf ol
their grea; father met them, and hoped I"
receive their answer To his proposition
made 10 them in council on day pre-
vious.
A nuuber OF tho chiefs responded, by
short bu, earnest sp eches theNurg ID
that they had given the subject much cou-
sidcration - one Of them said he had re-
0ected on It all dav and all night--tnat
sleep was driven from his eyes - that h.
had thought much upon the matter that
the chiefs and braves here assembled had
travelled IA long way to meet their great
father that they hoped he would be just
to them that their lands were valuable
that on talking among themselves they
had concluded II their great rother would
give them 81 600, 900 for their land, they
would sell and execute the papers neces,
sary; that they could not for less that
their nation was numerous, aud that q
smaller sum would give each n vary little
portion that their great fathers people
was mighty people, extending from the
rising TO the mid day sun--their people
from the mid day to the setting sun-lhat
they we're rich that, as was shown BY
those who were present, they had good
clothing. while their nation wee poor
they were naked-that they had nothing
hut skins 10 wear.
The Secretary replied that in offering
81 900, 900. as directed by the srea, fa-
,her, he was governed by liberal feelings
toward ,hem-tbat he kEeW they were
po"r, and ,ha, hrs wish vas. BY the sum
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The eight unincorporated places gave
1853 democratic majority.
The above is confirm d by the Eastern
Republican Of the Goth instant, printed at
Bangor, which says:
"Ihe rrsuH of the election is yet
doubtful. From the closencss of the vote
and the non-return of the scattering vote s
we are unable to decide with certainty as
to the state of things. but think there is
no c'oicc Of Governor by The people,
1t wall be decided beyond all cavi when
the Legislature meets, and not till then.
The opposition concede 10 us majority
in the Senate, but :he political bias Of the
House is undetermined. There will
probably be a small democratic ma jonty."
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dawo of day on Sunday, a charge was
made by lie whole force in two division,
commanded by Lieuenan,s Peyion and
McNiel. The lud,ans We're on the alert
a"d gave one disc a'ge Of their 'ifss. b,
Which Lieut.. McNiel was un'orunaiel,
mor,al'y wounded Some little firing
'ook place by which two Indians were
killed. and two or three wounded.
The Whole party. consisting OF Uchec
Billy. bis Brother Jack, three warriors,
and nusber OF w"m.n and Children
We're taken; one only made his escape
duri"g th" ight. bu, without time or ,p
pnr'uniiy IN give the alarm.
General tlernand'z z aud his staff wei re-
present, ard among TIE foemos, on both
'crasinns.
The whole number captured amounts
to ,hir'y- fve, " ho were brongh, into tow n
yesterday, accompanied by the whole bal
talon. ~~
The gallant Lieut.. Nc Mel fingered un-
I'll 10 o'cIeck on Monday night, when he
expired. lie was a pre- mi,ing young offi'
rcr, aud his loss is universally regretted
His body was brnugh, in and buried wi'h
military hunors. at six o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
As,n the, efftc, that this capture vii
have speculation is varied; the non com
baitant portion of our city. ,h'rk that tn.
cap,urers orgn, to have Sent in IL h,g, and
asked "A surrender; others think that tie
party should have waited until the enrm,
had made their coonti, and come in 10 par
ley or deliver themselves up. Enher o
ih"se sp, cu'ations we throw aside. nnd
I look upon the event as n matter OF fact.
embntying mYe beneficial advantage IL
our territory than any pfectd ng it, and
givi G promise in the capture IF XII G
Phlhp' aud Urhee Billy, nfa mote spec
dy peace than all he military appoint
meuts uhich the last two years ha. made
Us familiar With.
Gen. Hernand'z, and all under him
are entitled 10 the warme>t thanks Of lbp
community generally, Tor having. with a
very ,rang 'orre. penetrating the long
deserted, and, IN many places, almost in,
accessible portions OF our southern front
Irr. and thus brought INTO certain security
the master spirits OF Pnll'p. Uchee Billy
and other desperate warriors.
The above details Of the success Of the
battalion under Lieut.. Pey,on have been
hastily gathered bus from ii source whict
admits al no doubt. The prisoners are
among US aud secured IN tie Int. with ev
cry attention. nod ctmfort coD>i"enl with
the m2st liberal views Of hum 4nity ecu
riy "l their persons beng the principal
Lieut. WNiel was very young ofirer
-ha,d dy exceeding nineteen years Of age
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LtIE FROM FLORIDA.
ST. AucusTIae, S p, 10


I"hortant Caftue- Ph0lh and Ufhee
B'.Ly tIkrn- DraM # Lieut.. Mc.Nrt--
Ne h,ve The gr,tlira' on Of annn,mcing
20 pur rend-rs 'hn cip,lifr Of ,hr nJtrd In
d.ns r,'itp and Uthee Bly. ,"g"her
" tn several @ar'o,ss- rqaaAs-&ard rhl-
,i,rn hy he lmces u"drr General Her.
uand z. on Sa',udn! aud Surdav last.
On hn'.day, 7'h ins'. ab"n' i7O mn
rom, ,r,>ng parts % o'companv + 81 Drag
non,. undcl III. McN,el. E mud II I'd
hmSop%' "mler IL. May. part of Cnp'.
Iifn,nn's ,"mphny, under Icuts. felIicfr
and Frrar,.a, ard i.irm. WhIehur,es
cnmtnand "i ,o'u;ire, Flutida borsr, and
company ID 3d A,n'lery, commanded by
lieut.. F,"Z ~, :onk up ther 'ine "I march
ron FotS Pc, TN ON mn expedltIpn to The
s"n,h; he whole battalion under com
maud Of Lieut. p"y'ou, cd Artillery. GIN.
ii",nand z, IA person, sup' tin ending the
cAred,non wuh ,eut Graham, 81 Drag
oons, aid d.d'-c,mp. As>Is,am Surgeon
Mo'tr accompanied the deiachinrm.
On reaching Bullowvlllc. The ba,,alii n
ook position inr me nigh: the baggage
naln, un Ter l,ruf. Fraz 81. meapied NJ.
Joseph. .-Whhst preparing 10 move the
{ howmg no,u:og, negroes, (iour OF
hem belonging 10 Major Herou) c,me
IN aud delivered themselves uo. They
stated 'ba, he, hAd leii the lni,ans, aud
"err anxmaS ior bs protection Of the
whites; tHai the Indians had M inten ion
ii em,g'a' ug. AID that II, ua, ,,me, there
were ,.ti o'Ihrm employed snu.h "f
the f"muka and east ot he st johns,
pepSr,na coonii. Among the negroe,
was Juhn, slave II pnll,p. Who A d {, 'm
us master on account Of his a,t.chm, 1T
10 hi, w,fr,one oi The slaves OF Mao, Her"
riot
On Friday mnroiog 'hr ba'ia'ian pro,
c-edrd trun Ballna's and crnssed the
romnka, near rs head. wnh Phlhp',
Jo n ny II gn de, leaving o ders for ,he
hagg 'ge Ia halt Il, ion.. .f,Fry. On
F:.day e>en,oa tnry saw The ti'e- Of the
!ndian caui.,s AT l'uulawlnwa. nb1u' hat
a mile f"u, the size ot the burnt h0u.ea.
i'hev proceeded eau lou' 'k, and about
nidMgGi The volunteers under !IeuI. Wh G.
hurst took post an i" amhuIcade ~ Two
sides OF III: ea"a, n-t II, d ylgtt the
Dragpons under leu. Pc, Ton. ad,aac.d
10 the attack. 1T M,.'s company charg
I'd. ami l'nriip, with ano'h her indlan and a
numher ot w'men snd children, we,u I'm.
med lately c,p'af'd; nnly one, the yourg-
CT snn OF Phiilp, escapng.
Thus capture was made witn"ut loss or
hla0d,hrd on euhfr side. he lnilan
with Pnhnr, k,"~n as romoka JOAN, ot.
fsred 10 ;nke tne parry TO the Ucaee camp
Il ,oui ten miles ot. They took hun a,
MS wod. AMI a,isr a must fatigung and
cucud"us aa,ch. came ulon ieSn ihes
ear,v ~ The evening", halted ,lou; miin
from ihen un,,I after aud ,gm when 'ney
care IA ly advanc' d ,ud cmaplelely sur
rounded them from The ba king OF their
dogs however, and lac FACT that their fires
were ex,iaguished, the Indians must have
suspected that all vas not Figat. Al sbe