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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
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In the remarks which VIC nade n
few days ago upon The Sub.TrcasLry
oil which has passed the Senate, and
OF which the Administration is now
urging the passage 30 the House OF
Representatives, we stated ii one Of
ITS certain consequence the establi, h..
ment CT two currencies; one for the
Government. aud another for the PEG.
P.e--tAe formerofwhich the PropleW n
be obliged 10 buy from The otIicehoIdrrs,
at what price they can, whrreui,h
to pay their taxes % the Government.
We have ust met with the lollowia,
paragraph, shadowing forth what nav
surely be expected. though at a much
more extoriIonate rate OF imposition
upon the People. should the bill now
depending ia the House Of Represent.
atives become. law:
FOrn The -H'~pettR ~ Mercury. .uar,Ae %.
7as better currency rome at last The cot.
LEcTeR oi THIS part, Niihsm I.iitlefeId, E,u
Sold one Day this week quantity Of Specie
To one Of Ihe banks in TINS town. II a profit oi
some one or tao per cent This same specie
probably, some poor dog Of a merchant 40
according 10 Gsneral Jarkson, ought 10 have
broken loag ago. will be compelled 20 pu,.
chase, al an advance of three or four rrr
cent. PerhaPs, for the purpose of pa, in. hi,
bonds Al the custombOu.c; ard thea tlIs col.
'Seior WEI seii q again la tie same or somr
other bank for premium, 10 he again pur.
chased Tor The purpose of paying Go,ernmen,
d"e,; all this SORT Of traffic the collector NAV
Keep up every week ia the year, until the pre-
per eeRL
Who. we ssk. gets the benefit NJ hi, nre.
MUM AMI how much better i hi. for The
merchants, who has To purchase the specie al
an advance. for the purpose ~ "a, irg HI.
bonds. than Psy'n. them - 10 furm,ry dill.
IN the paper of hanks IN common circulation
aDo..g men of bu,inrss'
The Richmond whig IN speaking OF tn.
above, says;
we had before heard OF instances Of
this kind. in which the Office holders
we're enabled 10 speculate upon the
merchants in the sale OF specie. In.
derd, a case occurred in this CITY not
many days since. The government
boasts that il pays is creditors in gold
and this it probably does. so Tor as its
officers are concerneJ-bui IL makes no
provision for the pensions OF old sol.
d'ers. u IS bat ten days ago that the
writer Of this asked hard money f,t a
Pensioner, and il was refused What
sort OF an Adminisiraii On Is il that pro.
vides specie for is regular siipendia.
Ties. ('gonh D per cent. premium J and
puts Of its benelaeiors with bank rag, =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

oFFIcE-IIUN riNG.--Il is stated ihs,
there we're between fly and S;EIy applicants
f'r the Office Of DOOr-Kesper to the House OF
Representatives 10 coogrsS., to ST. the vsesn-
ey caused By the death Of ovsrtoA Carr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Th Fish Season The AIeTsndria Gazette
says the Fisheries on the Potomac have CON-
msnesd successfully. Quantities Of ane shsd
s0d herring are daily coming up. Table fish.
such as rock. perch &c. arc constantly in
market
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

ALREADY sons Of our contemporaries bsgin
to talk sboui The hus prospect In their rsspse-
tive nsighsOFhoOds foe an abundant harvest.
Wait awhile. genilsmsn--a sad change mar
come o's' The 'Pifi' Of Jour dreams before
next Juiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The Van B0reH Party promoting Duel.
HAg.-The Globe, tile Official organ OF
the party which cried murder, blood, as
sassinaiion aud massacre when Mr..
CILLET fell in duel, and turned thei,
hyPoeriiicai cant 10 a profitable &C.
count in New Hampshire. now The
election being over, eonisins an inso.
len, threat Of calling Sir. CLAY into
the field because he has offended some
Of The rifle corps Of the royal guard.
According 10 the pious Globe,
a sttsssE has been recently cent 10 ur
Clay, By one nfihs AdmiBisiraiion senator
shich q trusts "sili have tho Ss.irsd slf,e,
Of makiaE him (Mr. Cisy) more rifron,.
spssi heFeafter''--anJ u signihcsatly sdd.-
ihsi snothsF 0atbfssk on his mir c. usst
might sost Sqors BLOODsiItD sai ws
ttce.3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

OnIo.-The Editor oflhe State jour.
nal Pnblished =, Columbus. has taken
some pains 70 embody me sentiments
OF The Wbig Presses Of Ohio in regard
70 The nest Presidency. From The
abs'faet which u pubii.hed IN The
Journal, We would infer that large
portion Of thc Wings Of Ohio. Instead
Of adhering 10 Gen. il4rnsoE. ~ dss.
pie Of he vieEs 81 their brethren In
o'heFParia oiibs eosa,ry. would them.
selves select Ne. Clay ., ihs most sbi,.
able Candidate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The Inislligsnssr Of AIosday last says. SIR
Poin's'i. who's life YES Slnost dsspairsd Of
f'v days ego. Is nov recovering. and il is
hoped msy be considered out Of danger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
3s9.A2o

81. 3e9, 420
Our town has now desidsratum which. In
these fiery times. Is OF great importance, viz
iaii snd we'll organized FIRE Company.
composed Of men Of peculiar fitness for the
reiPons'ble duiies which they have TO perform.
Tho Company had meeting on Saturday last,
AMI presented quite an imposing appearances.
The members are our most respeelabls ei,i-
Esn'' tbarrias ons-not you, sir)-and are
mostly active end snlsrpri,ing JOuoE msp, who
Welld 60 as fsr az The firihss, 10 psrfornips
the Psriious duties Of 6rshsn. The oresni.
saliOn Of The company is nov complete IN Ell
is parts sEiIfui snd 'isiIsnt eommss.'sr
r. At ii' head, snd Ibs various suboFdinsto Of.
beers have been selected sith On eye siasls "a
their capacities snd htnsss for tssiF rsspsesi,s
stations Upon such . company cor sifissns
may rely ulth The creates, sonh5snes for ,bs
performance Of Ell within The eompa,s of be-
man sngfis. 70 savs their lives, thsh fsrssnes
snd their sacred donieils. " he isrribls Tos
against whieh hey have 10 eoutssd sAoul8
again sake be sppsafases saengsi then.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The Washington Correspondent Of the Bal.
iimor" sus states that The remsins OF Mr. Gil
ley. the dusllisi, have been sHhumed and
taken 10 Maine, Tor inisrmsnl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
CIoytoNs .S-rsss!
Auoxher staas Iseaeeneal

CONNECTICUT ELECTloN.-1hs New
IiArsn Herald gives rs.uras 81 The GOvsrDor'.
election frsa every county IN the State. ~hish
shou The lOllosinK results:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Mr.. roiSsErr. The Secretary Of War. has
been lying dsoesrousiy ~ for .ome time past,
at his residence in Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

u Is stated ss the general impression tina,
aots Bank south Of New York will follow the
example Of 'hose Of ,ha, city 10 rs.un,ins ,pe-
clio pay asnis 10 Mar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The Banks 81 the siiy end souaty % Pale.
jolPbia have uassinously dseidsd ibsl u !,
not sEPed'sni 'hal tbsy 'hosld send Sslsgatas
70 The Bank Convsn,ion Which net yesterday.
some % the Bssion Bsnks slso rsf,sss 10 s.sA
deicgatss 20 she Convsntion. The New Yark
Bshha. gs opins, vii b SOLITARY 80 aisns-
in p,itinE NE rsssnp'i0a hall u motios,1 h
Nay seat The Nsv.YoTk Ansnsan. how
ever, ssys iks Bsaks - ihst stsls sshsuid
musi, can, 80 siH Fssuss ,pssis psynsuis
o. o. bsfofs Ibs ioth u Nag. uhoorss my
sggess o. ahosysr roaenr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The FoRrEirED MILLION Our
neishbor. OF Washington county have
been sadly hoaxed, after all their self.
sra'ula,ioas aboat tue million which
was To fall into their hands. in conse-
quence OF The selection OF the Virginia
route by the Baltimore and Ohm Rail.
Road Company. The railroad. il is
admitted. is fully answerable for the
payment of the bonus. but. unfoltu-
naieiy, Washington county. having no
corporate powers. cannot exact il from
the company.-l Frederick Eramiaer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

"A arrival 81 New Yogk, from Do.
@iniea bEiag' $50 $50 10 specie.
The present populsiisa ~ UppsFsaA
LoveS csaada = sboai 60. 600.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The southern Literary Messenger. The Ia.
dys Book, and The i.aays GsrIAnd, for April
ha's-fesehed Ss--sll wssks Of great merit.
which ne viii sO,iee more fully hereafter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

The monsy ulastss Be- tas souih go Boaft-
"sa' " 10 . niterabis sOodiisa. o. ne 3ou.
u't' Z. .. bask ao,ss ssd sPssis ooanasaos
70 ard % Psf esui prsmius,, - Nashvnis---
Pc = drail oaFhiiassipbia. ~ saasi asasusi.
~ 80 esst wss sG.Foa 80 psfussA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

BEpgsss NaH-Tbe Express Mail
re Believe, hes 500 besn enhFsiy
abandoaed. Sc much fog The ''ezps.
rimeai"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
Casting nv Eve ibis

Casting my Eye ihis morn
ing a cross the Whig saw YOU have
Plased my name IN that class with the
fence men Nich is the first time ever
new that was Of that caracter there
lore move 10 Strike out aud place my
name with the Sub I reasury men for /
assure you there Is not stronger Sub
treasury man 10 this house than my
Sell think therefore men ought to be
Careful how the Speake Of mems polli.
lies Especially those who publi,h the
News
N d no Coony on the Rail
yours JOHN RIPLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12


The second speech ~ Mr. " ebsisF. sgainst
The sub-rfsssury bill, has appeared ia pr,n,
u fully 'us'ains ail the high sBcomtBns which
have besn bestowed u9on H. We have the
greatest desire 10 icy y before our rssdsr,
bot 'i' greet lsng'h (asariy douiis tie leigh
Of nr. Clsy'' long speech -bioh We concluded
last vsshJ snd the numerous favou n GA,
ad'srtisiog friends ., present, compel q, "a
~hhhold q from ouF readers, 81 Iss.s for
SESSION. We intend n suiarr. ne dimsn,lys,
Of our PsPsr, IN short time. when We shall
b bsiisF prepared 10 keep paes -ah ,hs cur.
rent nsss sui proceedings q she lima The
demand fog eoPiss q No. w. speech I, IN.
persisted. We uadsTsisnd ihss 81 ssn,oa q
100000 10 pamphist form Il N ssurss o.
puoiieaiioa ia Nss Yoik snoihsr sdhioa Of
700. 600 N Bostoa-sai ssoshsr o. Co 600 =
Ws'hhgioa, Sc. u ought 10 BE- pisssa % ths
hands q ever nsa IN he uaioa, ssd We
shsii - ail n or power 60 pises h ihsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Ths Dusliing sdi pssasa lhs sssass ssI
hoaa'J lasi --Isas 5i--aags I--lss. sssiss.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

cnssArxAss am ONE cAsAL.-RsGsrriaE
10 The Rssalusions eeeossiy passed By Ihs Lee
Eisls'"s Of MAs, land. IN fssos or the chess-
psaks and oAis csaai cOapaDy. ths Na,isaal
IsisIligsNeer ssys--
The Canal Company has now The
control of the certificates Of debt OF the
State 10 the amount OF her subscription
10 Thai company, that is,o say. OF Three
Millions oil Dollars. aud can forth " it'll
sell or hypo,heeaie the same. 90 rs TO
meet all its wants and comply With its
engagements and the state OF the
stock market jnsiifes the belief that adj
yantageous sales can speedily be made.
In the mean time. the company will
end no difficulty ia borrow ing. on a
pledge Of the bonds. the amount re-
CURED for its present necessities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

u the itirhmrnd Wing nf the so'h alt there
aI'E--re'I4 hort article sI.,si.r tI., Admi.;.,-a.
ti-n mcn,l'ts y ha we're r..y.r,ir,I =, Snb- T,,s.
sur. "s ass CpIs,r, stiNes, and saiast The Sub
,rras''r, s"d FrnCr inca. ANorg the l.iIrr.
Nc. Hirley, fr"m tyLr. ~ss 1nnlh,red. o..
TIE same dAy th-i R-hi~man sldrrsss,i the col !.
'o~'"g h"rr 1" the fdHors. Which u p-rfrci
ete'"sITT ~ ~ Kind, sod rirbiy estitirs u.
sr'l'or 9" d'Pio'Hs vt IL 3D. from on,. &c our
O"iVr'siirs. - iH the rss..s ri M-j J.rk u,,~n.
'"S or Aa''rc~ J.Skso". ~ L1ersbmy Ce=ins
FroE he RirhmsHd Hhig.
"Af the woIth' mva,h frutu I,l,r dara moi
Ike our sitlr az rIAss,h- tian, sud thick. ~
'''usli 10 b. very CAREFUL INV sperk 1T me-.
P'i'i'r'. ~r '.'T leave les T. hin ir h-.rl "a he
''sH vas ~ 6"h'1 herafin' ei paHeiHaba -
RIcsNoSn Msr,h tlir s9lh 1855
Mr.. Gallaher editor Of the wing
Dear air
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

TIE CoNSERYATIYES-The Nsdiso-
Man Is opposed to all ''eompromi,e and con.
clinton, /" between The sub.Trea.u-y and spe-
siIl Opposite schemes. "In our opiri,n. y
says the MAdisonian. ''ihs trIs policy or the
Conservatives Is 10 maintain their present pc
'ilion calmly and with dignity. without turn.
ins 10 the fish, or 10 the lefl--and rejecting
all propositions for compromise that may be
made"
We have already declared" continues
the Madi'onian, oPpossd IS We have ever
been 10 a National Bank. ihst we're The alter
natives presented 10 Us. and We Obliged 10
choose between the Independent Trsasury
scheme ard National Rank. We should not
Ioos hesitate in giving decided preference TO
the latter. SO with the Special Opposite
'ehems. " We must choose at Any time here.
shsr, between that and National Bank. " 2
shall not hssiists openly and boldly 10 advo-
cate . Back"
a National Bank this Is What We shall On
come 10 stlssi-A tried ''szpsrimsni. !" wh,eh
has been weighed 10 she ba;snes asa found
not wanting has stood the ss,, Of
tine, shd which gave us the bs,t currency Il
The world
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

Lately died, at Imber, in Wiltshire very eccentric
old man, generally knows by the name ne received In
baptism that of Sally Gibbs Deceased was born about
the year 1885, Of respectable parents who carried
extensive business as farmers, but from some very
anaccounabie reason, the OF the infant w1s care
fully conce and discovered till some years
afterwards when il was detected at ladies seminary,
whittier he had been sent TO receive his education
The discovery excited great sensation at the time and
the youth who then had attained IA years. and was
markedly genteel from that moment assumed male
attire and assisted in the duties Of the farm TILL the
Death Of his parents when ne came into possession OF
their property. Being hewever, of dissipated turn
he reduced poverty, when poaching became
his favorite amusement; and the Wiltshire Downs and
the preserved estates in the neghbohood Of the hamlet
in which he dwell afforded him unlimited scope for
the exercise of his unlawful and predatory calling
He was never imprisoned but once, and that many
years ago, for peachng. Till within few weeks Of
his death, so strong the ruling passion that he
constantly be in the precents of preserves of
preserves. following his occupation. He married in
early life and has left several children and grand chill
dren.- UiIts IndepeHd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
1AE RnMALb-NHW Y0nK.
Fron oar Evening kdltio~.
Lament for nay Little Boy.


Oh. have lost my lovely boy,
Ny only earthly treasure,
Asecret source of mental joy,
A iount Of sweetest pleasure.
Wsen lulled to rest with kissing fam,
And nesting in my bosom,
! dreamed l saw my self agaiu,
Like sone fair tree In blossom.
@, how fear the coming sprisg,
Its flowers ans all its gladness,
Aware 10 me, twill only bring
Reflections foil OF sadness.
The yorlin's note, OF JOY once fun,
OF JOY will be Invested
The outiercups he loved TO pull,
VIII glitter unmolested.
I logged 10 lead him ser the lea,
Whea leaves begin to rustic,
To see the butt, rfiy and bee
Float round the blooming thistle;
The foxglove bells in moorisnd dells,
The vielcts by the fountain,
Where what, for him, loRe'd to climb
The healthy purple mountain.
The cap that graced his snowy brow
Is on the wall suspended
His lltle chair is va, ant now,
His little dog unfriended;
His twirling iep and bouncing pal,
His picture book and rattle,
With many smothsred sigh recall
His Joyous looks ana prattle.
And now beneath the green sod laid,
NY lovely cherah slumbers
While DER his cold and lowly bed
Iweave these homely numbers,
But ill meet deaths fatal dart,
And all my feelings perish,
Within the temple ofmy heart,
His image will cherish.
w. MAGE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

UJ The Natchez steam ship may be expected
here every hour She was ts leave New Orleans on
the morning of August 26th, and was expected TO
reach this place in nine days. II she comes in that
time she will be here today-oRd unless she does
make the passage in nine or days, she will pos
sess no advantages sailing packets, for they
frequently make the run in eleven or twelve days
There is some talk of admitting her up 10 the dock
without any quarantine. We hope not The yellow
fever positively in New Orleans and the health Of
this city shsuld be preserved from coRtagien.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

nOC rOH SEARS vould most respectfully announce
Daring the years past bis practice In this
bout the 1nu",ry bias greatly Us.
ton Angns Psetor end other chronic affections which had
or satrely cured by his treatment lie would observe
tina, regards his moral and relgsus character he permit
The Rev Spring, D. that ceru6caes Of
the au,sry effect, Of his reauest, be ,een At hi: Office
and several cases this city similar TO the ons related below
The Re-, Mr. Stow author OF letter to Dr. sears Of which
the following " extract Is Presbyterian slcgyman
Monuose Pa. The letter dated, May u issa.
December last giving Of Mrs Slows Illness and
soleas your assistance her nptsms b-csme more deei.
cisn Who after very thorough examination Of her esse
gave me 70
her s,cmp sxpecioraton Her cough Increased the drop
new esergy vruepce her coughs and thus by their
mutual reaction they were hnrying her fast TO the tomb A.
so- and was asusged Only by very free admnsst
mnrphipe lew days after This your medicine arrived and
Tier drop and cough passed together and s her bu,
the skeleton Of whs, she s health was she has be- con.
her domestic snd, with the exception Of
from the while feel bound hrs add principally,
thank God for bis mercy TO nay family feel myself under
esse Won have laid my family under the gres cations
gratitude sod mos, highly Do We value your s ~ ahcse
" afflicted Yours, with feelings OF es'ssm, srow
ANGINA PEcToRIs-Ie prominent aud Characteristic
mpr~ are unpe sensation ri the breasbO-e pit Of
The en- side and region ofhe heart Of
Ten 10 the shoulder bsde and affecting the e Those
subject TO II are sometimes awakened with suoca.
,oS or deuy 10 breathing add experience shortness o.
besh ssd pspiso. o. se heart os wssss fast Or sseesa
the person cen ereys good health sIeep, durng the pa
sor. freape n st,epd-a with peculiar SENSATIONS
and often proving fatal when spparsst good health en-
Dr. sears had much experience in the trea,meno this
disease ans has b, en- Successful In many which has
sisted all ordinary means aule 5wf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

RISE oy THr LaKrs.-A gentleman who has just re.
,arned from the West states that forests Of oaks have
been killed by the rise Of the in the lakes and
hat Of the trees being down. found to
be marked with the grewh Of hundred and forty years
thus proving that during tina, long period the waters
had not before been SO high present The ea,a
ract Of Niagara has gained in grandeur while many cul
tvssd farms only to be found usder and
city which had been sold for thousands Of dollars
are in the same submerged condition.
Dwelling houses barns, &c. stand in the water and
OFT of the water and the fences which divided
estates, now only divide watery wastes" The rise
has been regularly going on for years, and rreg.
ulsrly for more 1t is however, stated in the
Buffalo Advertiser, that within the last two three
months owing probably to the gres, evaporation by
heat the water has fallen few inches. Lake Erie is
about feet higher than in 1895 and Lake Ontario
about Ia feet higher.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

MUTrsY-The whale ship John and Edward, be-
longing 70 Mess. Billings of New London, arrived at
that port On Wednesday, with fifteen hundred barrels
of oil, from whaling crsise-hsvng been obliged to
return with halr cargo, in consequence of the muny
q the crew-l6 Of the hands have been six menhs in
irons, Captain Bailey having succeeded in qaeling the
mutRy by the spirited measures taken by himself and
his oieers and the faithfsl portion Of his men. The
mutiReer. put board pilot boat and sent to
Newhsven, Immediately upon the arrival Of the ship at
New. London.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
Great Fire at Phtladel phia -Schuylkfl
Bridge Destroyed.

BY the following letter. from correspondent, it
will be seen that have been again work in
Philadelphia laying waste one of the beautiful
structures in the city.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ., 1888.
Csllowhill Bridge destroyed by fire last evening
between 9 and 10 o'clock The VIII Die bridge fell into
the Schuykill half an hour after the alarm had been
given. The FIRE broke cut in three different places
showing that it was the work of incendary. Jacob
Briageway is supposed have los, $4,000 by the fire.
bu, pit:es him here he is immensely rich and
q miser.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

GEDsEY's CHAssEL-so cALLED.-We call the at
tention Of all concerned the in this days
paper relative the channel through which he French
frgate, Dido, passed on her way home II it be true,
a. stated by the New York pilots and we believe they
have not stated sught falsely there never grester
humbus than the farce Of making the people pay Lieut.
Gedney $1,000 for piece OF plate for his alleged dis
cevery which the New York pils say discovery
~ all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

U II appears by the arrival of the steamboat Teche,
NJ New Orleans from Natchidoches that party of In.
dans from the upper colony las it is called by tie resi-
dents there had made ncarsion upon the settlement
Of the whites in and Nacogdoches in Texas. The
statement went say, that many families were muir
dered-dwelngs and barns and homes,eads destroyed,
aud the entire Of Nacogdoches, and ST. Angus
tine in Texas beth containing about 5000 nhabitans
plundered and burnt. We believe the statement, and
also believe that in very short time Nachitoches and
Alexandria on the Red River will be plundered and
burnt unless large body Of troops be sent TO guard
the frontier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

The person Of the name Of Christie who was ar.
rested 70 this city few days since, the charge Of
being concerned IN the attack on the Caroline was yes.
terdsy brought before Mr. Commissioner Tillinghsst
on writ Of hsbess corpus and At once discharged ne.
thng being proved against him.-Bseale JOsrssL