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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
COMMENCEMENT T..

The annual Commencement OF Middlebury College
took place on Wednesday last We were not specla-
Tor of all the exercises, but hear them spoken OF IN
terms of high eommendation as eonierIng no ordinary
degree Of credit upon the institution HE degree OIL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Tefg ss'pioiusE. Tie Savannah Gsorrian puhli.hs.
sn Advertisement ttatag that fire hEadiod eoa.s re-
wsfa vii be psia ief the ceirsry Of lsrsr Wrileu bs
The Governor Of Georgia "a Sl4ae the nboiisust n
= 10 be distinctly understood that ssid iieE 10 not To
be read b. III hades there bring certain o N
thai ossbt n"; 70 Hssi The public eye Upon eeisety
os uaHssAsan Il sAsd Hitter 10 ihs Esecutyr Drpart
nssn, The sbsse seg si be paid Of any m0niss "a
the Treasury "a nsLersise appropriated.
arNusid 10, a. The 1boiiiionists give twice
me sS'n iof sight u ihss <iter with the Lbefy q
rassing 80 eensfuts publir - Bsgea cr.r,,y
What sess Tia nsfsng
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
The Laborer obtained his Hire.

We notice in the lest VI Statesman, that ner' Dor
stone after just years services in the o. D.
mocfacy of Numbrrs and the loco foco leyehng sJs
TEN in The county Of Rutland is about 10 resign al
great editorial la5ors and leave the establishment ia
fate.
"Weep not tories, Oct me advseO
Abate your grief, aud bind your eyes,
10 SONS small space OF A!r Van
II takes Plscs among The elan.
SAakeSpohs Obituary,
Tie Sgpuet Our clever friend Stone, ne learn, has
recently been JraRied by Amos Of the Post Office De-
partment, and has snug little clerk ship at Washing
ton.
We quite sorry 10 lose so civil a loco foco from
the editorial corps, but glad the poor ielow
rewarded for his inienae labors. We never gr1dge
brethren for rewards they may receive for then s
vices let them be for against u.s. IL they "ao''
est, capable, and faithful TO the constitution, ei'
tnguished Statesman once sad Note a Benz Won
der how the Statesman Stock stands Ia the loco TO-
market I, is probably about 100 per cent. above
what 1t will be by the next moon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
rren a, RieAnonA Eaaalrer.

Hsrrtbis, Whilst the press ia other quarters is fur
nshns many dark and distressing events, At be-
comes our painful daty 10 add the iyiosing conTbu
ton To this mass II hoiiors
Extract from letter dated
WaEH SFsIsos, Angus, l2, 1888
aOae of the most hgftble and Outrageous acts mag
before last in lie murder Of daughters Of Mr. Geo
Mays The ehidfea, about OK and eight years Of
scr ,ste ~ school ct Mr. Ptonry near Mr. hsyse .
rts4dsnes II b~eoning isisf than usual time of their
'esarn' hrs Mars became uneasy Aed cent IN search
81 them. The messenger pt0cetdcd directly 10 Mr.
f,oHsys abd q the family joined the search
ard ssy fopod the poor Little innocenis, lying side BY
ace the road their atlssfs gate ther coihrs
Gscengy snoeisd doSn ana their thros' from ear
saf, apparently with sharp instrument without any
olhef mark Of siolsncc TheT bucies urfe committed
ia the grave lsst syeRing 1t has place Three oi
Dir usyses slaves ga man aud two wonen) have been
eoamsisd iAii under siFeng
and 81 ihs1 gaiil thets not shsoow Of doubt
iais Colftgs The Annssi commencement 81 this
xsnsf1his insislUt3on took piEoe "Wednesday lat
Tie nDgbcT u giseuslrs -. The graduating eas,
Ia thsolorF CONSISTED Of 20 On the evening" pevtou,
20 eoasasaesneHi oTstion delivered Deiofe the
Pal Beta Kappa SocieiY by ,le Rev, President Hum
EhIsy. ef AmbrFs; Cosiegs, tse subject Of Edees
bon. The Csneis ID CkTam eei,serd By Rev
Edsla ii4h, q NoTWsk Tic nss IIssen Hefaie
Dat hstSesa 81 sad % base been senied ihs
sss ffeshusn Cisss.
IIaiHs graf Wig Conveu,ion vas koi1sa e
Cav, ~ caaiheiisaS sesniy on tie i5ih ins, Til.
psoeseenssa fs gwen 70 ne fs'slsHd Fspsfs Il 1hors
ssF TIE rhsiashe 81 TIE ceusniites sgpcshtsd 10 "a
sAaise tis ssasss 81 Seirgstes the Con,snuoa re-
tafssd is a egF hsHare@ eaS tAtes1 SsieReiss
ana Attest s~e hsasssc PstseEi whs had 80, sssl
selscss1 ss dsleestss
tinn Esea~i whhrnsn q Poftlsn1 wss nominsie.
81 csagsss Ife~n the DssEei. hssas rpssiv~o tire
hundred suc .evrnty sn~ eat II fses hun<fsl an
sfs'y sgsrs ~hsch we're tsst
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Halo hefs' not so faSfft--The Denningtonl Ca.
zeiie IN his eeslacy al the supposed duwaia of ihe
Wing, calls upon Tie Vermont Phaui1 to place old
Bennington county On tie Loco POGO ist Wait Ia
ie tr, und We vail show you that the die is nteast
the "his - yet Ia the fid, and however formidable
The tack may SEEM shall Undertake TO expose your
sphsifs the world the plain truth 81 your
Gus iasssu'es and when election comes lor tie Wing
hs 70 ses an election cay now and iheH your esndi-
dates viii 20 up salt ryef little sNiitef Than Old 4.
ehiss CONES round the last and doubt there
Sii Be rsitiog among their dry bones. Harrington
C0shiy Nag
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
ST.. Arcusrlnr. AUGUST 4.

Col Harvey has gone ona expedition TO sconr the
Wnbacoochee. lie has with him u force of 22O men
Capt Mixer leil Pnatka two days since, 10 Join Col
H. at Micanopy. Col Harvey has 100 men armed with
Colt's rife, and disguised ss Indians.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

faHstiessm tgoegAf % he support u TIE Loco Foeos
he eouniy Of CAPWeli - Loco Foco says this Louis
Republican, 'lor j. Smith has iBioElnrd TOE MoaSny
that Revelations made 10 him from Hosyen srquir
ing ~ NJ latter esy ssiss 20 -0,e tie Lses FosoT1i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
From the N. o. Picayune, aug. II.

Later from Ie10s. The steam packet Columbia,
Captain Moore, arrived at ts port yesterday morning
about clock, ia 40 hours from Ga weston, Nelas
co, bringing about 10 passengers.
There WAS a rumor that the Mexicsns, hemmed in
by the French squadfon the Cult, were making
croachmehis upon the Texans by land-Ffom Corpus
CLrsii they reported TO have advanced 10 Live
OAK Point, east Of thai baybut the turns out
10 be uni1uDded
Gen Memuean Hunt late Minister TO Washington,
has returned TO Houston, where he lYing al.
The Banner mentions report, which has been con-
filmed Of the seizure and Imprisonment hy the SeKi-
cans Of Mr. Brennan, the member OF the House Of Rep
resentayes from San Patricio.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Discharge If PriSoners.-1he Toronto Palladium Of
the - says
Mr. Duiand and ten others Of the prisoners in our
jail. convicted OF high treason have been discharged
their own Tecognzanc-s and on condition OF quitting
the province ~iihin three daye;and five more are 10
be discharged this day, ON the same trn
MIR DuIand has reached Buffalo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
rxraAoRnIxARY rwnrzzLrxENT or
MONEY

IN. p,.sai Adaoa-.f gisss seocgus 81 'siJ
sstsissfsa, sstssF phsth Nps lsttf we've r w
a, ~, ,,s.ri.. ass.sartsa tsox.tnot Atsan .s,a.
tsf sss.sstsab Basa ~ Nsv eakt - sAteD -i"'f''
$50 paSs 1hr sessrffsst ssff
~1a.r aals 80 90 efttifne. effs pei ~ ~ sfFffa.
p.rkAfst steh bis stsasFst asfa Effslr msfh, ace
is.s nass ,tffiaiiy ea8n'e1 ever ih Nrw bofe o"f
Masua fssf see nrtfat ssasaArfs siaHs sc iNfA 81
fsn~. TIE rsTfi~f'"ns rsnssti''n % ~h'p ~ s.e
/. IA. Tl.r sasesat 4 money advanced ~s's 80
hsss sac guf - FsFefsi Fssh PssAtErfi Fis'.S ~
tfssA, ans Sssgsteh.d 10 tais ss'J % sff,iHs ,ie
ossnss ossr. sse asseetssd . ~ s',t 49,
tpf u sar ts.oa.aac snias, Tbs ses e stS sfsn
.heui IL. irlb q Jane Anffsafts IN "fatf 70 mas
diaetont ausnFsrns nj, ats efisfnMne9 tNa' VIZ
whais sAosie ~ go, esea. sad nof discusses ~ 's
STAT, ~ ofigiusiiF inifp1sd lAw as aoeef@i"s9
ss4ae Oa is 2.gh ~ gDec. tlc m0nsy Nttch NAs
saissinr sid ~ shout 500" sss Fccslssa bs ths
Co4apsny N New 1ofk thrpvsh ihv fesi Once ~ an
sassispe ssih tbs dryciapn printed wiih pen " -
tnown ~ shpsc Whe counted The ngnY 20 this r'iy
thsi The bs s.rse,rd fsa she tuck acre no al o.,
oas psxkaRe. eai they very carefully hAen "oi
FROM the dlsfsnt packages, irW biils uny pw tAeH
90 a. not " stes sua pieioa tbe villain pr0aby sup
postnr 40 they wete all coanea sad csrcisily matkro
that they woala received al The IfrAsary DcPar'
nssst wtatast bring f.-cosntsd. The packages ron,
tanning bids 81 ssnall eenoaiasson were aa'o0eed
The Advertiser iaiiy cxonsssies Coz. hssoa iron
every breath " sssPiosoa.
IN tstrpass8ifs tHsks hsrees esf II rtH mho aao
fAs rssrf.ss # esstiors sAa asa frs-. 49,
This soulful hgafe is from article 80 The Wash
layton Globc aonsing ibs eliieFrs q he navy Hha
would have sxsesies such fng Of contempt at 'rob
tgsss nj hzktrs from ths "dswpsfaiie orgAn hoge
ehc,nan was .celblsr Was it "tmposst&s 10 make
him Akero iH Many Of the bfates soldiers ~ boit
wars wer. sessb{ess aud iiaLsgx, and the mos
,nielRgent men nov living" Cctblsrs and hn.tFs
f,rsooih as &c they tue very dfegs u soeieiy-
tho lowest point In the scale 81 humanity ms snee
al mechanics viii no doubt bc appreciated, and wi
m rery far illustrate The purse proud arrogance
The "asisfoeyafs who are attempting % gull th'
iborug elssse. into their support under the hyPoerii
cal plea Of "dsaoesaeg - R0oh. Demo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Van Buren, letter writer in Chiitend-n says, get
out eli the voters and the state is Ridiculous
Get out all The voters and lhe State is against you by
1000 majority. The Vermont Psi'ot adds ls, the
valehwoTa he get DOT all tie voters" Agresd-we
vii do ouf beet TO have II done side Let The
NOIERS.-I aledohign
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
sli2oG0
s2ls0l3
Making ronnd sum. gay seaO 600.

Wdhlhg Tonhu sutl, gay c<zV,UUU
How much they haze received es printers 10 tho
Sanate during the last session, have not the
OF asceraniBg at preseui but probably large SUM-
there was no snt ordering documents 10 be printed
by that body
Ia this schedule, the amount received By the Globe
from September, 50, 10 the present time not stated
The Democratic Review smother Of the advocates
Of the "Demueraey ii office. holders wAs established
nearly year ago ; and Is well uBdersu,ud dat by
way Of aiofdins some Treasury AInent whereby this
new organ might sptout and grow the GLOBE
PEELED much against It's WILL TO resign a certain portion
oi The ining Of tie departments winch accord.
ngly transferred 10 the office from which issued the
new semIoliicIal.
I'VE andsrstand, saysthe iisdisonsn, that recently
the Globe man has written 10 Inc Executive Dep ~
Diens that henus have the printing gwen back 10 HIM
The Globe must tan.
Is ibis che cause that the Democratic Review IL not
forthcoming THIS month Hss II been ia ought best 10
et tbs periodical iall, rather than the daily ;-Bo40a
.ghas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

.9aothsr Mezieaa Outrage. Col CaTnes, the brave
fellow who escaped from Aleiamoras in company with
Teal nDd vho has done much for that republic
spy, has agaia fallen Ho the hands Of the Mrxieans
and Is probably slam ~ be from the following
article from Tie Telegraph OF The oh list.
"a gentleman just sruyed from Goiiad states that
Col Games was kted or isken prisoner by the Mexi
cans ca about the !llh inst lie thrn his way
- Bear with quantity OF good. which be had bTough
FROM CoPsno aud was accompanied BY several Mexican
sfTSane, end one youas from tits United Sistrs
About - mikes gboge Goisd, they WeTe suddenly
tefceP,ed by party OF ~ MeGicsn pmogglels 10 ir
ed upon Cafnes and shot him down-ihe SERVANT ~.
sisuuy fled ia al dTecons, aud the young Au.rrean,
seeing Cafnrs fall from hs horse, and hucng himself
opposed 10 tgrRiy HsaIaudes, Immediately iuInrd bs
horse and escaped IA safety - COisd number OF
The citizens 81 Goilsd Fsi.rd he place day, but
only encd one Or lao dead cattle lying the road aud
Ia. % ore 81 The NeIicans No traces we're found
cf tn Col Possy therefore, be may have been oniy
Wounded sad MADE prisoner. Ne wait soIiOusiy Tor
iUilher particulars"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Henry Webster Allen.

Henry Webster Allen. Bennington
Nathan Baton Middlebuty
" lillian Franklin Bascon, Orwell.
Osman Roger Castle, Jericho,
William latrohild D,bble Brookleld, Conn,
james Marsh Douglas, Cornwall,
Edward Eugene L1slmin, Madrid, Wy.
Asa FHweii, oTset
Alfred Augustus Finney Casteton, . .
Andrew sci nour Flower, Pafish'ille, NJ a.
DAVID fooie, totnwail, .
-tliman Foute Canton, NJ Y,
Solomon PaiAe Gddngs, PoultneY,
Stofrs Hall, 6raniilct ~ l.
John iiough jr, sddlebury,
CLARK Brigham Hubbard SNanton,
Azlriah HYDE. Randolph,
Daniel kelsey, DanyHe,
Henry Kingsley. Clarendon,
Jnha Jordan Lsiting, Lstiingto~n, J., l.
Nathaniel CLARK Locke Rockingham,
Cad Lyman, Malone n
Nell Alexander McMilan, Weiumpsl, Ala.
jonathan Frankha Moore, Coiassett, Mass
Sylvester Latned Nesins, New York Cr!,
Franklin White Oimstead, Benson.
Rufus Burnett Omsted, Sheldon,
james Wells Ransom, Bronson, Mich.
George Foh kuggles Rutland.
Jonathan Avery Shepard, brandon,
Samuel Sterling sherman, Rupert,
lIuratio Austin smith, Swanton,
john Curtis Smith, Nilianstown,
Ebenozer Harvey Squicr, Pittsfod,
Enos Stevens Barnet,
Byron Sund1rlin ShorebGn,
Jesse Eugeue Tenney Orwell,
Edgar Pnndle adams, Westport, n Y,
George Stoyau Walden, Wetumpka, Ala
John Henry Weir, Philadelphia, Pa.
John Gregory Wellington, Middlebufy,
Plniand.r " der, Bidttleooro,
Emerson Ransom Wright, New Haven.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

q repor, was pretty general yesterday, that Lord
Durham has received instructions by the Great Wee
leTn 10 order the execution Of Sutherland and Ihe.er
Tue wives OF Chandler and WT,e, two OF tue
deInned prisoners for the Short Hills affair, down
last nigni IN The Canada They intend waiting on Sir
John Lolbornr, Soro and thence proceed Quebec
Tor the purpose Of mpioring Lord Durham spare The
hives of then busbanos One has been married only
Il months, he other has family OF : or { children.
IL will doubtless be remembered that DO h these men
we're recommended 10 mercy by the Ju,y-.uoatreat
C@4Ttfr, .7ogHsf Ia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

CaHade coming grhO@ fighting (or 1.-The Cana
dams are packing up their uaps and setting among
Several wagons with hundred OF these emigrans,
passed through Hamilton, u { lew days SINCE on
thrIr way 10 Illinois. The William Steamer Lake
Ontario, also recently brought up two hundred enil-
grants and forty HOUSES bound 10 the destination
Agents from Sterling and other places 10 Scotland are
ossiy engaged Ia purchasing locations 10 the States.
Alllhe above Intelligence comes from the Canada pa
pcrs.-HalchmaR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

The anniversaries of the several societies connected
with the College, excited their usual interest The adj
dress OF the Rev. MIR Curtis, OF Brandon, before the
Philadelphia Society, was emphaucaliy OF high char
acter. The speakers aim seemed 10 be TO mend the
hearts Of his hearers, rather than commend himself
10 their appreciation by fourishes of ofa,ory and no
attentive listener could ave eit the house without iee
ing himself better man.
We regret to learn that Rev Prof. Fowler, who has
for several Yeas filled the department OF Chemistry and
Natural History, bas terminated his connection with The
CDlege having accepted an appointment TO ihe same
department u Amherst College. Combining so EN-.
neni.y the characteristics Of the gentleman ard cho
ar opportunity 10 supply his place viii rarely oiier
Peoples Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Add TO this the amount paid as prin.
tiers 10 the 18th Congress for the
House OF Representatives,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-16
HoRRIRLE - -

On Friday afternoon -. & sa6sl
occurrence toek place in Louigt
Clarendon Z. Dix entered tie
Saving Institution for tie purpose 8 t5no.
hitting Tobberyit IS supposed b't
detected BY Mr.. II. S. JuliaIl. & ls
take bis tluiian's ne, Who MO
the street. after receiving severe wound
the head. AS soon as fhs alarm was aiv
en-, ne citizens enlere die hous ana
found DIX pelie6hg m his bloo having
Observation-Disclosures the NeS
Parker, The Clerk was outd "a
state, one eide 81 ms uIl
crushed with the same ron
DIX attempted q take
W annex tie Journal
ufair Nal
Yesterday shout
t.sMr. lla
Mechanics tat lni c. 81
sfom his dime found Hi
ms house soon s IS
forcing & rd en snis
Ienoon I
The cane rt
hand. DIX Is
and alluck bin
head with m
wEenchc 81 r. ,i III
rushe1 eu f M ft INN
afenRar heard q 81 81 81 &
TIE aIarH WIS 0f co
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-16

= Sts1 ltAdg0 .l1lRa1 W ms kalu q IA 20.
q associated themselves ia the
practice 81 che Law Ihey viii A.
tend the Courts Of I.nVgnfies, Noxubee.
Kenlpers iHston. Orttihbeha and Als.ns
roe ID Ilss. and 81 Picikens IA $50,
the District Court ot the United States. and
the Superior Court of 1laancerg, holden af
Jackson. Their Office ii situated near ffle
toArt House. aud IS that tornegly occupied
by Dr.. q. n Jones.
Golnmbus Miss. January 1st Il II -3rn
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-16
Doctor Malone,

s g associated With him II lis
profession Decor ANirs.ss r. JORs
|llA ~ IS pleasure Ia recnnsR lending him
20 bis friends and t0the public; and has no
doubt from his long experience that he will
he able to give amp satisfaction whenever
called on. 0ns or both 8iH al all times,
when not nece sarily absent. be found at
The Office heretofore occupied by the former.
Columbus. JanuaFy Isl, is 38 1T
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4t subfctiber Itefs Tor ) the efR
and vel nnal b Il act Of ySraiisifs
and numbered land 81 lerly d ned Nv r.
$40 Carr s.taage1 zen niles est Of Co.
i1moosi 1n lie 81 May read, kspen
l4sssr Solsh and q being.
tHe 1elt 6 t.o1 eR On which
sQullta ation Is s. "a. and II
aql SCI 81 ~ 81 81 February.
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s.ss q .as bighg 9sa enc ana Z
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sls pesS Brown g. fl. DoNss
la oaQ and ton
% - 1iiln1 foad from Co..
lnf 500 cgs eIrinf eseS IS
toffis. Kos q6 and 81 ierss
lsl 81 q, q ~ 81 lffe - 49,
l above COlarnhr
tlelnIns henson snSf
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81 81 81 eos, terms
pPlg g fAk ioe li, niless
county bdes
asnr oe 1s1st
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lan,es sFte Lewis gslss.
Known IS be ftYp 81 alnes Iarfer 6 Co.,
. day Liasalsed lly mugu tsnsent
ltaglNg dispose IL nus enlile Stuck 81
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-01-16

oud Massacre B hs
w arolins and PasS

~ Massacre 81 the
v" arOliae and Passs
ondsncs Ofthe Jour. Com
= ryylto, Saturday morning
Dec. Sc, ll o'cloc
:. .,.smboat Caroline lying 81 cchIos
= l l..,lv opposite Navy Island 81 iho
..s side, was attacked about 8ne
~ ,hs morning BY Eve boats 81 the
80. and the greatest portion 8 tho
.,r5 were inhumanly biilehersd llle
q 6re 10 and sent over TIE Fails
-,pre about "a on board 90 ofWhom.
u, ;nr. Capt. Appleby &c she iealh.
!, Constitution, had command Of
q. snd By almost miracle osc1
~ NJ q IS small boat which has her
- rIn between this city and Chippewa,
IA there Yesterday morning g chi.
Dvsd as ferry boat between Navy lsl
snd The main land. Il IS feared tba
- Of our most respectable eitizsn
hosFd Of her At the time. Our citif
vide awake on the subject; n,es ting
1ow being held at the court house.
Io'clock, P. M.--An Express has iust
rived. bringing intelligence that TIE 81.
n army are crossing upon Grand Island,
+ the reg nnents Of militia, ia or brigade,
aye been ordered out,
The Mayor Of Buffalo has issued pro.
lamation, stating that 4 wen armed City
;oard has been placed under his conitol.
nd calling upon all good citizens o g 81
he alert.
TATE OF New YoRK, Brigade Orders
BUrFGBo, Dec. 30th, 1857
4 requisition has been made on me bv
n Sheriff Of Erie county, for The ICES
n the 47lh Brigade Of Militia 81 Ills s.
aid him IN executing the laws 81 Is
swell as those Of the United States
bereiorc hereby Ordered, That The
Regiments composing said Brigade.
szYous at Buffalo without delay. armed
nd equipped as become Citizen SoI
DAVID BURT
Brig, Gen. 47tb Brigade
GEo. P. STEVENSON, Aid.de-C ainn
FURTHER PARTICULARS or NIB
CAPTURE OF THE CAROLINE
The 70 o'clock Express confirms the
news Of this morning. Il IS said that tie
Caroline was filed with visitors, ard not
soldierS. The words with the Lovalisfs
vas, mo Prisoners.-=-no quartarsl''
Those who attempted to escape were
killed, with e few exceptions. The boat
was set on fire, and with tie commansier
flowed into the current on tho Canada sd
which sooa carried her over the alIs.
The Loyalists gave three cheers Tor Vic.
ioria, and under cover cfthe darkness, & IS
supposed, escaped the fro opened upoa
them from the Island. Those On board
the boat slept there, because tie public
houses wero fun.
Capt. Harding Of tbs brig Indiana, Is.
capped with severe woand ia the head; On.
ly one man was found on the shore; The
rest reported missing there is little doubt
but they went over the Falls with the burn. |
ing steamboat.
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0LsT s. ROSE have thisday formed
aconuectian with VII. 81 M Glib.
Sun, and pnller the name nf HOLT.
HOSE 8 GIBSON vii cantinne ii trans.
ACT general FACTOR S ND
Collalai ion 3 usi1a less,
ili TIE city 81 Mobile.
hey have ma such affans elaehts Wit
hoslses in New Orleans, - III ef.a 5 e them
swhen.ils preferred or lesifed ~ heir Gus
toners. g laa g hipHlents q cotton o. otis
&c produce "a that place. and ia furnish
and On he fetnis tlssj can Be bong 81 there.
Ne solicit shaGe 81 "a ynllag and 81 re
.oeF hdeliey and pfuHl attention
AlsEE3ts0 b (9E. #.
JOHN N. ROSE
WILL. Al NJ GIBSON
Mobile. 18Th December, 1S37.--17 SIN
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copy the following from the Balti-
moro Anericar Wi iF Van Buren,
think cxPe to demand redress 81
Queen ictorato thus deyast one Of
the finest cities "a lbs native STATE
Bagy Isiola akss q q 81 1slo.
Extract 81 lesief from entlenlatl ID Buff
ialo, dated jan 5, 1898
lEAh Jur city IS Id The greatest
natlon hnndl 81 aiilies are
hourly leaving i and al men able Is bear
arnis baslening q tie scene 81 action.
w bile ara writing this; the British cannon
arc throwing balls into the city, and. ifom
servant, learn that tie FIRE has been COM
nunicaled 70 several bal a despatch
has been sent 70 the 81 for the 47th
brigade. militia. and are soon expec.
ted 70 arrive. survive tie action, viii
write YOU By The nex mail
Navy Stand wa ken ye elay BIZ the
loyalist and Gem ali Rshs elaeT aud
Senzie taken plisohes being Sc.
lefelg wounded. e ailiols pgeTe st Is
Tie word and Bit es seapsd lie rlislssa.
ere Among those sippos 10 5e slain.
are many 81 our own citizens.
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war Sing. Agllong them there are but ave
cl1iidfe eltsgO old ones. hey areacustonls
ed q southern climate and have been ii
this State one season. They 81. offered
al private sale BY the entire gang II IN three
separate lots mil I he 10Th nf le3. next. il
not sold BY that time At private sale. they
Willbe sold in taunili lies az auction the 81 au-
istiun 81 j. Miller, rearsst CarroItnn
IL Carroll Counts, where they can Sc seen
and Traded for IN { 81 lpeao time.
81 0ne third cash, 0l3e and two
years credit far HE balance. With ii orig agc
~ the property sold. and real estate ut
personal security, besides
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