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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-08-18
A RUNAWAY.

XKTAS committed to the Jail of Pike
w County, Mississippi, on the 9th
day Of June, negro man who says that
his name is JOHN, and belongs to Mr..
Harry Young, of Ala. Said negro was
taken up by the Citizens Of Holmesville,
and committed by T. D. Padelford, Esq,
a Justice of the Peace, of said County.
Said negro is thirty-fve years of age
five feet, five and half inches high
dark complexion-has scar on the right
arm, looks as if it was done with knife,
and one on his left, caused by burn--he
is considerably scared with the whip
four of his upper teeth are out-had on
when committed, casinet coat-checked
shirt-corderoy pants, and broad brim
drab hat. The owner of said negro is re-
quested to come forward and comply with
the acquisitions of the law and take him
away.
w. H. GIBSON,
Sheriff Of Pike City.
Holmesvile, July 4, 1888. 81
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FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS

From the President Of the parent Bank of
the Mississippi Union Bank.
TNTlE undersigned having received the
following additional instructions
from the President of the Bank, submit
them to the people for their further con-
sidera,ion and notice.
o. w. CAULFIELD,
E. M. DAVIS,
V. II. CRAWFORD.
Commissioners,
LIBERTY, May s2, 1898.
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HAVING formed coparlnership, are
IL now carrying on the TANNING and
SHoFMAKING BUSINESS in all its various
branches. O1rCash will be paid for Hides
at the usual price.
Thicktco0dS, July IA, 1888. 28-tf
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Said slaves levied on as the property b
defendant ]. Harrington to satisfy the
plaintiffs demand and costs. Terms 81
sale ready money. I
C. w. MCKNIGHT, ShT. l
July 26, 1888. 30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

a. LIVERPOOL PACK ETs:I,I y, y, san Y. from ~
Ne on the ana from Liverpool on ths zs.n -
month iu the year. except that when these oates
f,n an sunday tbs sailing the ships WILDE deferred ua
she next day. ...-,~..x
-, n sh,pIGgo WASHINGTON, IT, Holaredge, SO
~, D"s shin PENNSYLVANIA. yohs r. smith, stoioos
Apy, s-ship INDEPENDENCE, \. Nye MASTER ES
sons tons s.rp ROSCOE, j. c. Delsao master. $40 toss
EBpool-
Dee ship PENNsyLvANh
Ian "a ship INDEPENDENCE
Feh ax-ship ROSCOE. ~-.,
March e&-ship GEO wASHiNGToN r.
These slp~ are an 81 the ra class commando W msn
treat and pains or expense WI We az
ss he a.s the stores o. he nrs
THE rate passage out hxed ny an unaerusn1
s - IN NJ oprietor~ other packet lines Ne
chez he captains nc te-e vessels VIZ os
HE far any e,tsr packages sent by Dovs
unless regular bills 81 ading are agsed TOT "s
!" pGpyENEf1 MINTURN h co. Is4 Fronts ~ ror
wILDEs FICKERsoILLh Co LyerpoeL JD
a. Old LTNE OF LIvENPoOLrACM.
<%8 ETs.-Tbe Old Line of psetes VII ee sesgsches
hs suhscril,ers. sail frum New ters sns Liver
moi =, 10 IA lsh III sch month with The ptn That
sbs he ssinr dsv falls on sunday, the ships vii sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

ga SAVANNAH pACIKE Ts--oLD LINZ
6k The ships comprising the above iue will despatched
- FROM New FORK and Savannah In the following
Ship TRENTON, (sewl JAS. s. Bennett master.
Eh pAUBuRN, new ~ r. Durfey master
shid REPUBLICAN, X. w. Foster master.
Ship MILLkDGEylLLE,D I. rsrer master.
Ship NEWARK, T. Durham master.
The above ships NIL FIRST class and hull, In this city
expressly FOR trade Their accommodates pas~n
gers elegant and extensive and every facility will be az
forded To shippersby this lise.
Goods forwarded subscribers sill be shipped free OF
all charges pt those actually incurred. #t
.'"e's'''' pJoiiNsSSS LowpEN, ss w.n q. and
jA wAsaBURN LEWIS Savannah
IA NEwLIxE LIVERPOOL PACK ETs
fH To sail roH New York lsi, Live pool
-<s.6 on the 1sth o. each month";
YORK. .#
New Ship SIDDONS, Capt, LIST January.
ship sHERIDA>. Capt j. A. Pierce, LIST February.
ship GARRlCK. Cart NJ y. Palmer, Isl March
Snip SHAKESPEARE Cap, Csllias, lt April
FROM LIysRPooI
ship GARRICk, Capt y. rslmrr ls,h December
New ship SiDDONs Capt. - 18Th February
Ship SHERIDAN, 3 A. Pierce, 18th March. IL.
These ships OF the first class all armed upwards 800
tons burthsn, built ~ the city Of New York, with such I'm
Every been taken IN the arrangement
of their accommodates The price sf passage hesce $40
for which ample s,eres ncludsg nc viii he provded
wh-ut wines nc. S2a These shps viii Ne commanded by
general ssiscos Neither the captains nor The of
these ships viii be responsible for an letters parcels or pack
sent by them unless regular bills Of sdng are sgncd
therefor For frrigh, passage apply to-.
wM JAS. BkOwNk CO. Liverpool
The ships of this line will hereafter armed ard their pecu
Tier construction gives them security not possessed by asy
other bat vessels of war. yis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

FARE REDUCED.
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T0N AND PHILADELPHIA.
Nv Rail Road and Coaches
Morning rne-wl leave the foot of Courilsndt st. every
rsorpng socock ~ The Of the New Jersey Rail Road
70 New Brunswick, spcr by stage 10 Trenton, arriving At
Philadelphia the same afternoon.
Returning-Lesve TRENTON ., ~ o'clock, A. alter the
arrival Of the cars ofthe and Trenton Hal Rosa
arriving Mt Mes York 81 "a O'Clock. w. 80
Bvcn LineIfaves New york, foot o. Conrtlsndi A.
o'clock. M passengers wi resch trenton BY O'clock
lodge, ard tahe the early III the Fsdeps and Trenton
Rail 0os1, arriving IN Philadelphia sys oehck,AM
Returnng--Leave Phisdelphis ats oclock, r. ~ arriving
In New York NJ 81 O'clock A. M. -. -. -
seas apply stthe Rail Road 0hce feot OF Courandt
AZ New Yok old S,sge Oace ~ south 81 81 oppo
sie HALL Philadelphia and 81 the bar OF Rising
Sun Tsvern. nj Trenton. -. 80
Passengers from Paterson % accsrmnased b. taking
the hrst srd last Of the Peterson hs Rad whsck
meet with lives sneusn ~ serE-n snd the
public reIv spon ssnppy ofsages New Brunswick for
FIR The above n,medn apply Thoss whit
feia Nv Mall Co,eh omee ODD No. ceurtlsndts
broadway, New yort. l.IMH :. ...s
NJ b. Leaves he .aRce At aqusrter before A. NJ snd
'''''' oe'0'' ALEXANDER ~ CUMMING Proprietor.
New Verb, Nev, 1851. tN. 1M@ jA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

"A. SAVANNAH PACK ETs-sRie ttormerv
80 Schooner) LiNE-This line is composed OF The
- following vessels. VIE T
Brig Ma ID son, W. Buckley, master. Il.
Bug TYBEE, T. Lyons master.
Rrig VIM TAYLOR ~. Hoey, master.
Bde GEORGIA. Y. sherwood master. #..
Brig SAVANNAH, (newl }. Livernore, master.
Brig Angus IA, Inc WI A. Hubbard, master.
The above were kui expressly Tor the Savannah trade
have superior furnished accommodations for passengers ans
are experienced and a0lign- masters They
viii sail in regular and continue to meet with their
usual despatch geod forwarded T. the subscribers viii
h. h;np.d free Far freight apply
IN sTURGEsk CLEARMAN,s2 wall street j2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06
LiVMMESciAE LINE JACKETS.
ia "a iii ii



,s. ss am: and
All The pubic cnrrsy hey into early
with them Tor the bringing out Of ,seir families
] by ss c 'Iss on % IL
ard viii continue % 70 run regusry every rssa
Tbs ssenon Of vessels al Liverpool engaged In trade
having heretofore been greet and jus, cause 81 eompssnt
the subscribers desross os the ~
nent Of such regulations their day. Of ssss
wli give entire Satisfaction 70 shippers and mrser Nv
~ sns v % y. hey S. invariably
sail on The sppos,ed day, fun is and ,sle trsig
wssI h Sp Supper end 20 sppsy Line
employed cr The ?, en
ev~ry day from the dcsept ports of Ireland and Scotland
co.yeoencs q importance . se9'e ~ residing '" ~
relation 10 remssnces and pos, sses on the
noys sr.s 81 are and Sso sides IL the
towns, answering the same purpoee IS bank y "s's"a ~
Tssr drsn, o. we as passage orders he forwarded BY
the regular packets s,ing The IL sh, sth ssd am ~
,sss oS y The yss p. ~Ses Win !.
tended to- vsher be sscsrtaned on spples
to- s,s :, :, South "ree Se~ ROCHE HRoTHERs CO.
"A. pAsSAgE FwONI sLIGu--A srs, rate
ss - snd -. s uuss.r ps.snsea
either cabin rsge. e Cd
FC' dfs'rb,or passage 'ccovLrEa ,.s vsor, a.
Nh Persons wishing to remit mcney 70 h-r frirnd esr
sIys dr.oss a. 'irs' o' Mr. H'gs leighton ''k'
f Ts., ioae s,,sbissed and yell known Hotel situated
~ Sserses y 's The Ss"r
0ss. s s p foot rs s 70 sfP o,. 100 &c ss
sEs .sssrs gslor. s,rn. sosh soS,s TSs
r O. % s ne q @
.ss he ssn &. f o,s ss
sns III 5cioek, A. NJ, ''S 49, ~ " isim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

Ia FOR Nav 5LEANs.-The Louisiana
f6 and New York Lac OF ckets will sail every other
-1sss1 Monday rom New York, and from New Orleans
asd TO insure the strctes uav IN the time Of sailing
the line will hereafter consist Of the following ships:
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, Is- Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Eidridge, l5tb Jsr.
K Shfp VfCKSBUR9, Capt Wooahouse, 29lh Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis l2h Feb.
- Ship YAZOo Capt Trssk, 18th Feb
The above ships all new, of the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards OF 500 burhea
OF very light dram Of wafer, being bst In this city
pressy Cor the ade The price Of passage liked eloo;
their cabins fitted the improved and
plap and for nshed and elegant style Ample
of frst quality will be provided regard had
the comfor and entire Satisfaction Of passengers These pack
ronmaRdsd by captains well experienced in the trade
who win give every attention a"d the mseves
sdste They will at all times be owed and down
the Mississippi by steam boats .nd the srcies, puncua
observed In the time ofsang Neither the
these ships will he pousb cry bullion precious
sser plated for any letter parcel pack
age by board OF them unless gulsr bills
sang for the and the value herea expressed
All the subscriber, will he forwarded free Of
commission. For freight passage, apply TO
n. X. COLLINS CO. ~ South
No freight received AFTER the Saturday evening previous
the day &C sailing. c2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

IT,. .h,.s are ali ol the FIRST clsss COMMA nded by
chs, scisr and ,,psne- are furnsses Win the
49, .or,f,y, and The sr ont
sr ss.s Nv an understanding With the p-ops,ers Of
sryinslyr, a,cs without wines and Liquors :, 49,
Nett ~ thv c~ptsns owset ~ these ship WI be respe.
sbe for ans letters packages shs w men, unless
r~vulsr hIw NJ lsAirr signed therefor
rsfHeks.. vw,sa epartirpe co Liverpool add to
soepIJUE h co, or q. w. MARSHALL -
81 south ST. New Work.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

IA MOBILE Packets PEI
49, Shin EDWlNA, new q. West. master. Ua
Snx8 Sbip HECTOR, ID " Post, master
9htp LslRENA, J. Urquhart, p,eser.
sbip TIIsKINA. r. n. Post master
ship ALAB AMIAN, w. y. Lane, master in
Ship RUSSELL BALDWIN, N. Magma, master.
Ssrp JUNIOR, w. II. Williams master.
Sltp ELISHA d ENISON, y. West, master. IA.
Ship ST. JOHN, q. ii. Hitchcock master
Tn. line will conss OF MIN. ships which will enase 10
d,sna,eh three month"; when the trade requires It,
These the first class built expressly for the rade
Of best coppered copper fastened with exen
sve and handsome accommodations and by es
r.r,~perd masters and will sail puscusy. advertised.
When tho ay OF sspg falls sunday, the ship will sail
The Monday following The prize OF passage SIS without
ouo All goods 10 The subscribers VIII be shipped
VI, ia = H. ID. HURLBUT CO. "a South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06
PIONE Err FAST LINE.
So H6 Hs9

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves The West Chester House, OF Broad Race
streets, daily al o'clock.
Ihe Boats and Cars upon this Line the beet
description having been built expressly
sRassengers and not surpassed Ivy la the country
Tbs Is The only Packet Line that the Rail to
Harrisburgh thereby saving so miles OF canal travel.
reaching Pittsburgh in three days and half instead
sur and BALI as was formerly the when they by
Csnmbia, ond there took the canal. =
For speed an exceled by any ether
In the United States. II ILL sEHU1 ~ 80
Passengers 70 Cincinnati Louisville Naichez, Nashville 81
Ions Ne VIII always be certain Of being
lay as this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carrying
The mai '''n
For seats apply ~ the north OF 9TH Chestnut
ST. and al NO. 200 Market 81. corner Sd and Willow SITS
p.,.,,,... A. CUMMING, Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

Lii NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
0A This line consists Of Il ships and bgs, OF which
will sail weekly ill the st Of October: after which
time two will sail weekly during the busiR These
vessels are all Of the first css: warranted 70 insure At lowest
rates. and totake the Bsxe Freight psssen-
will be taken In this Re throughout the year. 10 per
cent less than any other Iiae whatever. Apply To
r.. ELWEII., Packet odibe, so Soutbst
All geeds from outperts will be shipped and forwarded
Immediately New Orleans free Of commission, every
sud attention paid despatch ard SAFETY Me
chants having freight dispose az will find IL decidedly for
their ntereslts apply As above. Us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-06

IF LFVERPOOL PACK ETs.
444 Sailing from New York 2fh, aad from Liver
-xzNspoo on the 9th Of each month. -
The above line Of packets will continued by the subscr
bers, and is composed &c the following ships:- 49,
FROM New York 0 ..IE 3tH
June 24-The UNITED STATES, Can't NJ II Holdrere
March 24-The ST. A = DREW Capt VIM C. Tbomneon
Aug. 2-The vIR6INIAN, Capt isaac Harris
Sept A-rhe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. r. Allen.
. al. .l ...M From Liverpool
May c-The ST, ANDREW. $50 tons
June 8-rhe VIRGIN1AN, 620 tons.
July 8-The SHEFFIELD GOO tons "a dH
Aug. 8-The UNI TED STATES $50 tons q
The qualities and accommodations ships
the rsputaiien their commanders known Every
exerton will be made promote comfort
and the interests OF importers The price
pool in the cabin il other lines fixed S4o
aud stores OF every description.
The will responsible for any letter parcel or
sent by the above ships for which ab cfiadng
taken. For freight passage. spplyto
STEPHEN WHITNEY
SANDS. TURNER. FOX X Co.
JI R0BT. KERMlT, "a South q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-08

are elements in such spirit that waGe n deadly w.,
with The body when tiwar;eG and chained du.n u ,
prlson--!is p!:y sica! s'c"st! q :Tr" g'v" ~ 7.t
would lie very much surprised II he s:outi 10Y; -
many months or even weeks il his prCsn. coa!!ar.r.
and under his present agony of feeling
MIR catnJ prediction was verified sooner .:n /.
cYn cted-fo- O,rnI has III cad Lrraticj hi, la, ii
Charleston Mercury Of the 3st January, thus !rci'es
melancholy crd:
"Ihs fir.ramcd Chief paid the debt of nature s
liyon's island on Tuesday night. he had been SICK m
some tiie-wlen saw li!tn At lie Theatre, IL! !urh.
sad and tined of the world. He was attacked wi,
catarrhal fever bu, whether he fell vic'I" L" tr co
mon course o: the disease, To the harrassrn's d
yeyed aud disappointed spirit, is matte! OF d"un-p:.
bnby combination of The two lie had the best nt d.
cal attendance and We believe in nothing NJ geclp.
but it would not do-his proud and nncongTr!al .
spr refused To be chained to captive body. We si.
no, write his cpitaLh his funeral Grafton, yet h
something in the character Of this not unwor.y q.
the rcsucct of the world From vagab"md child r l..
came the unster spirit of !nng and desperate H.
made himse--no owed less to accident. Bold and
decisive in action deadly bu, consistent 10 hatred ia.
in revenge cno subtle, sagacnus III council lie eS,ab
lsed gradually aud surely resstless ascendaucy over
his adop,ye tribe by the daring of his deeds. the con-
s,ancy of his hostility 10 the whites, and the ptooun:
craft of his policy In council he spoke lile-hc msC
the other chiefs his Instruments and what they Gr!vrr
in public was the secret suggestion OF the invisible ina
ter Such was OsEoLA who will Ee long remcnica.
as the man that with the teeblest means produced Tx
most terrible effects.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-08
(Fr0m The National MtciHyencsr.l

NAsillSGToS, Jan. -.
NIcssrs GALES s. SrATOs The undersigned, citi.
Gems of the Cherokee Nai,un, The individuals who
were depuIcd by their Government, at the request of
the Government of the United Staics 10 90 down into
Florida their influence with the Seminole People
tn bring The hus,llles which uuhappily exist 10 close.
Since the unfortunate issue OF their MISSION in the lm-
prisonment by the American General OF the Seminole
chic whom had prevailed 10 come in to treat for
peace we have to Washington to make report
Of our proceedings Soon utter arrival here, we
perceived certain charges going the rounds Of the pub
lie newspapers mpugning the integrity of the Cherokee
meGators. These charges coming, they did, By vague
ruuor and in responsible form, not disposed
TO notice them but from the proceedings OF the House ct
Representatives for the last two days. discover that
our honor and integrity have been assaled and brought
forward in public discussion by honorable members of
the House Presented now, these charges are, in this
imposing form, feel it due 10 ourselves, and 10 our
country, no longer to remain silent.
We ae charged with treaclrry. by persuading the Sc
mnocs 10 continue the war, when we went in the cha.
racler Of peace makers: charges which, il true, ought
10 consgn 10 mcri'ed punishment for so ta'thrss an
act aud sink our individual reputation and that of our
country into irredeemaGle im!amy. If it can be made
appear that the peridous beings, let be held
responsible for the evils That have cnsucd, and suffer
for our folly. We will not finch from responsibility, or
shrink from investigation. We no~ pronounce the
CHARGES in every shape they have been may be pre-.
sened 10 be base they unfounded AS the in.
vduus who compose the drpuiaon, ca!l on any Of.
iiccr high or low, any other man, 10 come forward
and subslanate the fact, that the late depuation did
prove reacheruus the character they bore in their visit
TO The hostile CAMPS Of The Seminole Indians.
We hope The pubic will suspend their sentence OF
condemnation against Unit. facts produced, as we
do not deem it necessary 10 enter into formal de.
fence against the charges.
We beg Of you to permit this communication to 60
to the Public through the medium of the nlelIigencer
together with Gen Jcsups letters 10 the honorable Sc
creiary Of War and the Department.
We Gre, gentlemen, your most ohsdien servants,
RICHARD FIELDS,
HAIR CONRAD,
THOS. WOODWARD,
JESSE BUSAYHEAD.
DEPARTMENT OF WAR, !
January, 10, 1889.
sir: have 10 acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of the 10th instant aud herewith transmit you copy
of the letter desired by you.
Very respectfully, your most obi serS,t.
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=. ~ w ~ Is1o.', ! -
NeSSrS. d. &c DOaeald, and others. Committee &c.
n Fni,e Rumor-.9nd tie true course.

The Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore t
rio does gross in ustice to Mr. James Garlund even
limiting at the idle runor to which it aades.-Wc Il
deitake 10 affirm, beyond the possibility Of doubt, ii
Mr.. Garland who has been Of the earliest a
most distinguished opponents Of the Sub.J!easc
Scheme, hasnot the most remote idea Of chang
his course lie is still, he ought 10 be, It's Gee
ed opponent The objections, which he or gina.
urged TO this system, rise up in judgment against Il!
the multiplication Of Executive Patronage-the great
control, which it will give the Executive over t
public pnrse-the risks to which! it will expose t
public funds in the hands Of so many Sub Treas.
ers-lhe injurious consequences OF tl.at stern ref"'
ton for hard money, which constitutes al ecH'""i
the Sysiemund the discrimination, which makes z
tween the currency, which il would exact tor ie u
rernInent, and that which passes among the fe"1'
We know IN fact. that Mr.. Garland has not change
views about the Sub.Treasury Sysiem-On the cpgl
nv, he remains firm, unaltered, and unallerable
present ub-Treasury bill! is only calculated to ausH
and not TO ailay, the force Of these objections.
But we have no idea that The bill can ultimately !
II is certainly not such measure expected /"
the movements in December at Washington j."
when our friends were comforting and consulting t'E
er, We expected some common ground would have
adopted.-By whom OF by what circumstance SU;'
compromise was then defeated, we have not posIH''
uscerlaned. Various rumoIs liza ve reached us-diHe''
solutions have been g yen-Ne cannot take upon ..
selves 10 stale But, when the Sub Treasury E'.' :
been de1ealed-Te t1ust shat our friends at "a'"
ton will again meet each other ia the spirit Of conc
Gon-und adopt some common ground, on whc" y.
may adjust their differences Of OpnIon-lhe recelp
bank notes TO be credited cash-the employing
Banks as special deposores-,he not banking o.
public Deposles-are again and again TecoH'"s
ed, as Inc elements Of such a system. we 'f
when other schemes may fail, friends al Wa;"
ton may come back TO tls.-!t is subslariial'y .
ground We took at the Extra Session Of Congress =
from tina, time to lhs.-Congress may work ont 'st :
tails--lu their wisdom, and in good spirit ;hey o.
adop, such regulations, as may limit Executive pau.
age, preserve the public funds, throw no tiicu'',
the way of The Banks 1esuming specie payment, ., q
prevent the public drposites from being d'scounte"
at the same time that these regulations "do noi "!
ously affect the interests Of the Banks
We are very much crowded by articles OF var0u, !
scripiions-and hence we must throw ourselves op,"
hberali,y Of Correspondents and Readers 1he co" 80
nicn,ion on the "Democratic Review is postpone" :
much to our 1egret-but shall appear in our n'a ,to
yera other communications, and among 'ne So;s,v
ioinder of S. b S. Bissell, G. a. " 1fnc' IT,. I
Little Tennessee must share The same I d..
fortune Of war, amilsl such lHs'' 10 INK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-08

To The President, Directors and Compasye Of the Firgniu
and NcW England Mining Company:
TFTAkE NOTICE. thct the 2ud Monday ~
PfesiIen, aad Directors Of the Louisa Rail Company
move the County Court Of Louisa nppon. five discreet n,e-
gent dGereste md impartial cchodrrs the
you sustain from the condemnation your land in said
County, through which the s Company propose conduct their
Roal
FRED. HARRIS,
President Louisa Rail Road Company
Fnh ttH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-08

THRusTON DIVERSE, take notice that the OH dny
Of March next between sunrise and the office of Phi
lip ~ labb 10 the city Of Richmond shall proceed take the
dispositions Of Henry D. Montague and Others and the said dpo
stion should all be taken tina, day. the be contu
ed from day day Sunday e.cepted Until they oil TAKEN which
said dcpo'ons TO hc read evidence, certain suit de-
pending tie Circuit Superior Court Law end Chancery Cur
ne county, wherein AMI others plaintiffs self
Others defendants which time and place you may you
cause, attend WM. W. DICKINSON.
cato.iue Feb. G. si-v;w.
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CANADA

Gen. Van Rensselaer,, late Commander Of the Patriot
forces Navy island, has been spending several days
in this village lie has left, and is understood To be
his way West again, with view TO reoin his men,
who are Oh tue route 10 The head of Like Erie
[Onondugn Standard.
From the Buffalo Journal of the 2Jth jan Qas! Mon
day. learn that the Steamboat franklin Leute nant
Champluin, had just returned having been far as
Grand River, Ohio Maj Young and his regulars also
in her. One company OF infantry left at Dun
kirk and another Erie. On the New England reach.
ing Cunningham Island their way to Detroit. they
nothing ahead but ice, and SO returned 10 Grand
River.
AT Faport, she learned 3 or 400 "patriols had left
gainesville, Ohio, in squads for Cleveland.
The officers of the patriot army were at gainesville
the 9th
The Robt Fulton, with Col. Worth. T. s. A. and $50
regulars and militia has safely arrived Detroit where
she will be compelled to winter-N. Y Star.