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Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
FoR TIE TELBaI
DISCRETION.

DISCRETION.
poEH-BY TAssos
,;rtue that to man ID given!
sla1r.@l i,,oga from the face OF Heaven!
60 u :, the soul can rest when taught by tibet
r. - On Virtue and from Folly Gee!
ao,v ! .sr, the spirit in cOntentment rest
ahs,.n mind can make the bosom blest!
M rs,,,bt bnt thee, Discretion, that can bind
snntens11ant,s wreath upon the rowing mind;
rhef;dS If lie 6oW smoothly on the shore,
Var Leave n trace where il had been hefore;
nn change our conduct in moments time,
md al our spirits for sphere sublime
Vhr then neglect thee, or why scorn to own
rhe nfoudest virtue that to man Is known!
10 mind is weak enough TO turn away,
xcspt through pride, from thy enchanting ray
u u IDE too often will embltter JOY, :,
ID mir with thoughtless youth the base alioy'
hat poisoDS feeling in its early bloom,
Ileads our prospects to Distinctions tomo'
what without thee, 10 the maiden's loVeI
,hat without thee, can affection prove!
'hM heart is safe without DiscretiOn's eye,
a f8ise IT'S aspirations to the sky!
haf conduct can be merited in heaven,
rllsSi to it Discretion'S care is given!
low fproud is thoughts the mind so brilliant
feels
ne Richest impulse that itself revealss
rksh o,er the battle field the Chieftain goes
Vifk warring thousands of embitter'd foes,
van yict'ry perching on his standard high,
Win Conauest's rolling sound and deaf ming
cry
so.ning through the air upon each ear,
IefQinE ev'ry bosom and dispelling feari
FhiIe freedoms flag is waving proudly DER Us,
Nh;le Freedom's foes are coW'Ting down before
v,,,sO Freedom's banner floats upon the breeze,
4 e,iumph waving over many seas;
Vbik Freedoms sword for holy Freedoms
cause
arAvn to strike for liberty and laws,
/. Mem il is, Discretion, that we hear
1 naton's voice to greet the chiefs career,
Md hail thee, proud virtue, as the cause Of all
81 FFeedoms conquest and Oppression's fall |!
u when the Statesman rises in debate,
IVilh Freedoms rights his soul to emulate,
n, voice to yindicate his country's name,
4 nd blend his own with her immortal fams,
|foe 6t Discretion then TO lead her aid,
- change those minds that folly had betrayed,
Aua raise nations eye to gaze upon
q E1AY or WEBSTER as her noblest son!
al the Poet, under inspiration'dreign,
Iakes up the Tyre and strikes lofty strain,
4 N trembling on the chords his numbers flow,
s., 10 the enraptured soul they softly go,
hile ev'ry impulse of his feeling high
sompts him 70 soar sublime in minstrelsy,
~ then Discretion guides the hand that blends
he song with genius while the muse attends!
q seign, DISCRETION universal reign,
1 Hh bring thy light upon the world again!
n genius take thee as his only guide,
hna PANE and GENIUS shall be close allied!
tDrginally written here.
See brakes "American Flag"
Rodney, Mas, .4sguIt II, 1888.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
EXECUTORS NOTTCE.

A t the July term, 1888, of the Probate
IN Court of Jefferson county, Mississlp-
Pi, letters testamentary were granted to the
subscriber, as executor of the last will and
testament of MARTIN NEVILLs, deceased.
All persons having claims against said de-
ceased must therefore present the same 10
the subscriber within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be barred.
JOHN NEVILs, ErsoHaor.
July "a, 1888 IQAw
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
PIanfatiOn Tor Sale.

~ he undersigned offers at private sale.
n his plantation in Jefferson county,
seven and half miles east of Rodney, con
ia ming upwards of
800 ACRES or GOOD LAND,
Together with the Farming Utsnsils, Pres,
snt Crop Of Corn, Stock Of Horsss, Cattle
Hogs, &c, with HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
On the premises there is good Dwell
LING HOUSE, Gin and Nh, Barn and
Negro Cabins, iOih other OEt-HoEses.--4
There are several MsvSr-F Failing Syringe
on different parts Of the plantation.
05-Gsntlsmen wishing to purchase will
please apply to tho subscriber;pn the premi,
ses. kTHOS. M. MILLER.
July %, 1898.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
EGECVTOR'S NOTYCE.

THE subscriber will, at the next septem-
- Der Term Of the Probate Court of JEFF
terson county, apply to said Court for per-
mission to surrender his letters testaments.
ry of the last will, &c. of SAMUEL c,
GREEN, deceased-at which time he will
settle his final account Of the administration
Of the estate Of said deceased with said
Court.
Aug ! LEVI C.. HARRIS Exs,
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
Valuable PROPERTY FOR SAFE

WILL expose to public sale to the high
est bidder, on the
lst Monday Of September nexi,
between the hours of eleven and two o'clock,
meridian Of said day, that valuable
Tavern Stand.
in Fayette, Jefferson county, formerly oc.
cupied by Thomas II. Duggan and recently
by G. Hahn as SUCH This House fronts the
Court House and is large and commodious
with good stables, an excellent well Of wa
ter in the yard. Also four acres of land well
enclosed adjoining: those wishing to pur-
chase, had better come and judge for them
selves.
Terms Of sale--one-fourth the purchase
money in hand, and onefourth on the first
day of January next--the balance in one
and two years thereafter, notes with approx
ed security will be required.
PHILIP o. HUGHES.
The hatcher Free Trader and Port Glib
son Correspondent will insert the above 3
times and forward their accounts to this Of
fee for collection.
Fayette, July %, 1898.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
LONG NOTICE.

TVTIE undersigned sold out his entire
- stock Of Merchandise on the 2Sth day
of March, for the express purpose of wind
ing up his business. He would now notify
those owing him that on the 18th day Of
January next, he expects to put all unset
tied accounts and notes in legal train for
collection. This notice will give those de-
sirous Of saving cost an opportunity of doing
so-wllich opportunity trust the most will
avail themselves Of
J. u. EVANS.
Rodney, August II, 1888 l5tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
Notice

Us hereby given to all persons interest
ed in the real and personal estate Of
JAMES KELLEY, deceased, that / AARON
FRIsBY, administrator of all and singular
the goods and chattels, rights and credits Of
the said Kelley will apply to the honorable
Probate Courl Of Jefferson county, on the
fourth Monday Of August, 1888, for an or
der Of the said Court to authorize me to
sell both the real and personal estate of the
said decedent for tho benefit of the heirs,
devisees, and other legal representatives o
the said Kelley, deceased.
AARON FRISBY, Admir-.
July 2, 1888. xtc
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
BAGGING & ROPE. DC.

TWNHE subscribers have in store, ard for
u sale on commission, large supply OF
Kentucky and Scotch Bdgging;
and Northern Bale Rope;
and ERglish BGling TtOine;
7oU Linen;
and few of the celebrated GIN STANDS,
from the mandatory of Messrs. Bates,
Hyde & Co. Bridgewater, Mass.
WATT, BURK g. Co.
Natchez, 18th August, 1888 l5-6w
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
WHITE. HAGER co.

A RE agents for the sale of the Smith
IN and Rust Printing Presses, with which
they can furnish their customers at manu-
facturer's prices; Chases, Cases, Composing
Sticks, Ink, and every article used in the
printing business, kept for sale and furnished
on short notice. Old type taken in exchange
,r new at 0 cents per lb.
#aug22 81 E. WHITE g. HAGER.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
NOTICE
tf-I3

THE Undersigned qua rdian of the minor
heirs of John Berry, decd will present his
account as guardian to the September term
of the Probate court Of Jefferson county for
trial, settlement and allowance. At which
time | shall also apply to the court to be re-
leased from said guardianship and all liabil-
tiles on account Of the same. This 24th
day of July, 1888.
JOHN TERRY.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

NOTICE.
HNHE subscribers will receive the notes
= of the "Bank of Vickshurg" at par for
Goods.
r. H. DUGGAN s. Co.
August 20, 1888
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
PUBLIC MEETING.

Alta numerous and highly respectable
|neeting of our citizens assembled this
morning in pursuance Of public notice
|occasioned by the arrival at this port OF tho
|Sleam Ship "Natchez," DR.. MN. M. GwIN
|acling as Chairman and FREDERIC b.
zaNEsr as Secretary. The following reso-
|Iiiions were proposed by Gen. Quitman
land seconded by his honor the Mayor, and
|adopted unanimously. The mover prefac-
|snr them with some brief but spirited re-
|narks pertinent to the occasion and entorc-
|edySi!h his usual fervour and eloquence.
fResolred, That the enterprising projec-
|sofs and members of the Natchez Steam
shin Company are entitled to the highest
|bfaise for the public spirit and energy dis.
|Dlayed by them in the prosecution and
Of their truly patriotic enter
|bFise.
Resolced, That we regard this under
|iaking as an important step in the efforts
how making to shake off the onerous COM
|mercial vassalage under which we have
hong laborod, and to establish direct trade
from our own ports, with all the world, and
i've cal upon the patriotic citizens of the
| whole State to yield to the enterprise lib
lrt and patronage.
That the President Of the City
equested to convey TO Capt.
lpliments and congratulations
on ihis interesting event, the
imation Of which has mainly
j his energy, talents, perse-
deity.
That committee Of three be
procure by subscription a Sc
.aary of Books to be presented to
Capt. Story for the use Of the Ship Match
|ez.
Resolred, That the Directors OF the
|Steam Ship Company be respectfully re-
|nuested to permit the Ship Natohez to
make an excursion to Rodney, Grand Gull
and Vicksburg, and such measures as they
snay deem necessary to defray the expenses
oC the excursion, should the consent of the
officers of the company be obtained
70 constitute the committee proposed in
The 3rd resolution, the chair appointed
Messrs. Quitman, Rawlings and Murchi
son, and that proposed in the last resolution
Messrs. Bingaman, Armat and Vannerson.
The meeting also adopted una nimously
he following resolution proposed by Judge
Rawlings and seconded by Colonel Binga
nan, who recommended its adoption BY
sOme eloquent comments upon the charac
Ter of the enterprise commemorated, as ont
IN which the wholc State was eminently in
terested.
Resolved, That the proceedings of thi
meeting be signed by the Chairman ant
Secretary and published in all the paper
Of the State, and the publishers Of the sam
be requested to forward their bills to tn
nsnmittee raised to defray expenses.
meeting adjourned.
WIN, Chairman.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22

.nOCTOR C.J. F. DURELL offers his
IL services, in the practice of bis proles-
sion, to the citizens of Rodney and vicin-
ity. He may be found at Mr.. McLeod's
Mansion House Hotel. /.
Aug. I, 1898. tf-l3
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-22
STATE OF MTsSISSIPPI.l
JEFFERSON CouNrY
Probate Court. June Term 1925

Probate Court. June Term, 1888.
W all persons interested in the lands
tenements, and hereditaments Of Ga
briel Osteen, dec. Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear a. tho
next August term of this Court, at regular
term thereof to be holden at the court house
IN and for said County, and shew cause If
any you have or can why the lands of said
deceased should not be sold for the paw.
ment of the debts of said estate.
- Witness: the Hon. John M.
Whitney, Judge of Probate of
Jefferson county, the fourth Mon
day in June, 1888.
Issued the 2sth day of June, 1888.
c. I. MILES, Crk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15
Z y q .

New York. Sept ed, isss.
"a W ueh III health arising from weakness raj
vomiting Si %s ssr -sI q pocureS ssa
OF Cuen. Pophyisci Pills. sbsut the fr,t OF present
an. week began 70 im grove entirely restored
botn In str ng,h and appetite IL with much pleasure thai
Raw. derived from The induced me 70
mend diem 20 many o. 10y ,as s.S T. every Instance a
Infinitely toe best pursai'e medien. With Which
have ever bees acquainted -, e.. slSbEE,.
No l94 Hudsan g., ". Y.
S"o'" : ego ". GILES.
Commissioner 81 Deeds.
New York, sept sjs
Ihav- derived ersa, bese6 re Of cBiens Pro
phyIacrc PHI, 10 OF distracung Tic Do'oreux.
~ OF my qulnsnc- VINO has bera subject freqnent
deprive her ~ al comfort by day sni nght Tor
many days Continuance, Gould hnd 10 remedy unit! she
osr or dsys III. compaisi m me-, nd she s~ bad
w. although more than two months has since elaps
ed can mos; confidently recommend s,m
No % Ridge street
Having derived great benefit from tt- Cutters Pro
peSsfe where s, ftorson !" hs !. sscTr
solely he Of them can with great confidence com
"''"' Us !" : : '''''''' CA vANDERPooL.
NJ. 1853 Grant street
OF osne csivsne,s s',.oded WIN s'yee Plies and
ssssS RtSns s'''
22 East Brosdvy.
Iba,s made OF Cufen's rrephyisctic n Is"
ms FOR cosveness sude, and los sf appetite and awe
them nv decte preference other cathartc ned
r,ps- they combine mdeess with efficiency producing
dss sensation Whatever have derived nsich
benrf from Of them that csn rec 7mmend them
~ish line fullest confidence. LEWIS e.. HEYL
Broker, 9, Srori street
New York, n pt. -. 1913
Ib,ye made fequen use of CuIens Pcopby Tactic Pills ("
and hsve Sded them T. ri scqusintsncs
complaining Of indsposon susb ~, ad ache colds,
drrrd stomach bad Digestion, loss Of appetite, &c nc,
Who well smv,en hsve derived Rrea, ser'h, from he
them have hesitation In saying that consider
thee a.. hes, nurpa,e mrdcac offered public
n N. BURwELL,
142 Nassau street.
Ibsve rs.d Cullens Pr1phylactic Pills. and can recon
mend them excellent purgative they unite the IN
quality mildness with efncency and as they are
declared To be purely veEetsb combination have great
confidence In their virtue THOMAS n BRAfSTFD.
100 Chatham square, Ny
For sale by VIM Hall 24 Broadway. Horn Powell -,
Bowery. John H. Mause, 40 Pearl street william Mither.
a Division street. VIM D. 1horp Greenwich bath ST Had
street. Dr. anes iis corner Of Brosdwaysn Cham
street. Dr. Syms, 81 Bowers Of walker street
and $50 Dowerv " Bond T. Afford, ~ Watts
street and whiting 81 Fulton. uf Geld Appilca.
agencies and purchase Wholesale must " ID
trssod tpo padl the subscriber cote ageni tor ~ United
states WIN =. 8URRtTT.
olOiw'yd&w ~ water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15
THE HERALD-sEw York.
From our Evening Edition.
Ceieste's Speech.

The following is the speech of Celeste IN closing
her engagement, al the National Theatre. Is It not
capiiall
LADIES AID GES7LSNss:-Upon occasions like
tins the expression OF thanks sofienimes but like the
utterance OF twice told tale. II an empty sound
signIfyng nothing. IL passes away and IS forgot.
ten So ladies' and gentlemen, Eiay II not be al the
present momeaL The feeling which bids me speak,
has better claim 10 your remembrance; Tor u IS
the warm emotion of a thankful mind-the impulse
Of grateful heart.
In this city did the young stranger first trust the
burthen OF her untrled hopes but like The ark OF
promise the blessing Of love was upon u, and doubt
and fear s.oved beneath the contamination Of your
favor.
Ladies and conference.-the actress Of the tabled
scene \ actress here, no more. stand before yo1
a grateful woman unable TO speak my feelings, or TO
thank you az ought for all the favors you have ex-
tended towards me but which, while memsry holds
can never be forgotten. My dear friends have bid
Esrope a last sdeu. This is my home. Now, the
home Of my heart America where freedom s not
an empty name and liberty the only charter Of no.
bility.
The engagement Just concluded s the most sue.
cessfu one Of my life for which feel highly hon
orored and be assured, that, though time may roll
away vet Celeste will never forget her American
friends.
And now, ladies and gentlemen, ] wish you all
pieasan dreams and, - good night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15

was continues with great spirit and various success
though the Hagerys were generally oppressed their
whole force being blu. young and little boy but
sixteen years old About the first of this month, (Sep'
tember,l Humble. with his two associates Bass and
Davis caught tais boy, ducked him. stripped him and
thea whipped him in the most unmerciful manner
The next day there was police election. The par
ties met! Humble Bass and Davis armed with rifles
and pistols Young Hsgerty with stick, and his little
brother with double barree gun. Young Hsgsr,y
told Humble that his little brother had been abused by
them and he wished 10 knew whether either Of them
had spirit enough te fight him Humble raised his rifle
70 shoot him, and Hagerty sPrang behind aree. Hum
bic told Bass to 90 round the with his rifle and
shoot him if he did not come out The boy handed
his brother the double barrelled gun, who Instantly
stepped out with his gun order and told Hum
behe skosld have fair chance if he wished kill
hn Humble then took deliberate aim and shot him
then turned in the door 10 get his pistol advanced
with il cooked AMI raised an aim when he re.
ceived the whole Of one barra from the hands
Of the lit,le boy, and fell dead" The little fell
low had jast time 10 turn upon Bass, who was ad.
vancing upon him from behind with his rifle at dead
aim. Bat he did turn without hinchng, and poured the
Of the second barrel into the bosom OF Bass
who fell dead al his feet The boy was shot III the
breas-reeed and fell just in time avoid the fire OF
Davis who took pistol shot al his back The hoy
and Bass both badly ponder burnt Davis
was arrested by the bysanders, Dut justice Of tie
peace came up and told them ne did not taak il
right TO keep man tied in that manner and The
thought il best him loose Hpss accordingly 50
done, and he absconded. Of the remaaing four en-
gagged in this terrible ARRAY, the htle boy alone sur.
vlvcs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15
G50O IMsNARD.-c Rosss SPECIFIC NIX

d. SOO NEwARD.-CR CROSSES SPECIgIC NIX.
COU TURE-For the cure 81 }onotripa, e;lres Sric.
OF s remedies vet discovered Cor the com this
Is the most certain.
skes spe dy and permanent enre without The least re-
grd 70 Diet drnk exposure, change in application 10 bu
sness
We give no leng auackih 10 deceive he
puhc the ,ncdcine soes speak for itself no one shall
speak tot " Our objects "nofy where Il be had and
thatthe proprietor challenges sge case VI reces ono,
hwa to BE- brought In which the Mixture viii sot ne, "a
pie cure, snder forfeiture of&5e0
This disease that fortunately pervsdes all rapl. nj ca
cey-high low fich and poor matrimonial and snge They
are presensi with remedy nv which they can err,
themselves without the least rposus In the shortest lin.
possible. = NV
Further. Ne dess. cannot be contracted II dose Of the
Mixture taken NJ night 90 going bed when eypcsei
sIut bottles. with full d,rectjous acc n
~ ~ bottle One bottle week which peue mi, cnr.s
Many are cured H. two days
For sale only at DR. VIM w. Mirrors drug store No 100
Broadway corner ~ Dey ST. Franklin Hons, N., vo,,
AMI Jo IS sod Hucbnsop corner OF end 7h m
Philadelphia ano ss.s
HuNT- .s'S aED DsOP-THE ONLY RE
n bihNCs iN N---L-1he truth cf the above
rea'edy altered L. the public a spec &c Tor " enjoys
but an evancsceH ana trans fame The biyb
OF Hunters NED Drop remains firm upsbsken. N tho
pvsny vines ,h Invaluable msdirite has gained Tor tse,
soey ny e astonishing cures has effected Us unpaal
leled Fromptiudr ~ action in os
y exciies TEE envy of others. glad ~ H. II NJ
iords lust criterion 10 the public in b.aning the remedy
best suited to their disease; wouJ dis srtv caution
the public ba none genuine but have Ie signature
~ u Levison Buners Rcd Drop contains ihe desideraum
80 long deedu perec II every plea
month suaI 4 remedies fr this disease sud require no
rectgu in diet, Interference with the usual " bu
sinrss Piece 81 PER batle Office Division street other
y w YORK, % North Sixth Sre.t Pnadelphln %
Hamilton street Albany Haouyer street Boston IA Camp
,trcet, New dreams where medicine b. obtained prl,ae
W. s2j.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15

AausENErrs IN LoUIsIATA-We have jus, been
Pct IL possession Of the following account of the way in
which some par, Of the community amuse themselves
in louisiana II appears that about fifteen years since,
man W the name Of Hsgerty near Hsrrisonburg. was
"a i said by the malevoence % one Humble chsrgsd
9th larceny appeared upon the trial that the wit
ness was ssborned, and Hsgerty honorsbS acqu..
Ted From that time forward continued and burning
hostility has existed between the two parties, producer q
sf course many scenes o. outrage and disorder the
spirit or which most naturally and readily imbibed
BY the young 81 both parties Some years after the
charge oflsrceny. Hsgeriy mvrdered by Of biz
slaves Who Of The execution, declared tha, che ws.
hired 10 Kill his master by sman ~ The nephborsod"
The yoang Hsger,ys believed i vas - h. Hum.
bles Who had insugaled Tie assassination. Tie war
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15
CANCB Az euHkD,
nY DIR 4 uAMLEY No alhaxard sir.


DY DIR J. WAWIEY No. 81 Bayard street New Ysrt.-
- The -ilo.ng certica- from respectable person
N,wars gives ale jecs ~ his skill curNs this
fu disease.
u u with gratitude communicate To the public the
Cancar, performed by Dr. Joseph Ra~iry, of New
Yok wasnducea 10 apply To him through influence Of
MISE Gruct (nOw Mrs s,wsFt) Of this ciy whose
wtbsantinr 70 tie oprign Of The ,1inen ply scnn
SINKING fast under the dreadful effects OF dsw
which seated IN the breast farping tumor nearly
large tescnP, and extending is Influence down the
sru siie, accompanied with violent psns and occasional
numbne,s IT. rough the bic sng of God restored per
feet health not the slightest appearance Of disease remain
Pg wsud reerhe public Ia Mr. ewar., ant lscwIe
Mrs kmhr, whom similar has been effected. Br
Hswley regular prsctsner OF medicine and regards
viii hOrrr The imp rsioas prscsed upon the atty uy
The use Of causes kres IN The hard, Of tn ux
forRes. EEGDALEN DAVIS,
s26Im' No W Commerce. n
E'DLLtt Apts maze on ell PARTS IL Tue Tinted
- >aies 90 the best ,efns by
Sd SYLVESTER
o6 l]e Broadway and q Walt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15
b "A l. ID n F. s s.

mus ana does The pre- emnerce and all
al mas YET been employed ter the he hair Ope
o2e ~ ouebt 10 DE cernted among the Hece,say articles
winch shaua be purchased BY all parea serves The
roofs Frven failing strengthens by Us rich ard generous
sniah,s the weakest hair 10 all
rSn Dec0ming gray sxrsorenery specific 10 erase
,rn 'se sam on the head that posdery whch So
mhh persons plain Of II day or the mead
OF the aged. as well sthe ycus- child
40 considerable sale thereof the repute and extension n
any receives certain RUarasee and CHI 10 Danish ali
thc tears that ono creates Ia his mint concerning lis
caay Each WI receive wi tse bottle, on tie pro-
per ueaims nj of the hair. -
Grandi-an's Composition which hes hitherto been sold
wheut any od-ur. VIII b. nceioh partake of the p,os
brosa, &c nc
prncpa Office. No. Barclay two doors from Broadway
I,s.,I .INsN oi-la~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-15

lsDiAS DEpREDATIoSs.-Fron the Florid:an Of al
lahas.ee we learn, that the evening Of the ed Of
September an attack made on the dwelling Of Mr.
Hill in Jefferson county, BY party Of six OF egh, IN
dams. The pcke,s with which the dwellisg was sur
rounded forced open in two places. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill returning from supper the time they were
fred on So that Mrs Hill wasconsieraby burned
BY the powder but otherwise ajured The fire was
returned By Mr.. Hill His re.oiu;e defence alarmed
the savages and they retired without doing further mi,
chief. On the day Capt Newton, viii, detach-
,aent Of his men, took he trail but uoable over
take any Indians.