Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-28


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You will pardon tllis er0tiiiic |
siatcmcntu ne you asked II, md morrn.
yer, as ! attribute my success Ii ne
mainly from tbcodsicc lrcccigcd rom
you many years sinc-. Permit ne ~
hope thatyon will visit Nuuhcl thc
ensuing winter; willaaord me much
qualification. Present my comp.
incnis to your and receive for
yourself my thanks lor Your kind ii.
t.ntlon. With high regard,
lam obc'tIy yours,
l.. a. BESANCON.
(Supewcripton.)
8. Starhweaiher ESQUIRE,
New York City.
These words were also written on
the back OF the letter]"Iyec J. +. II.
Claiborne
The above wordsscem toharc been
erased. and the following words writ
ten aud 80 cents postage charged in
lieu thereof. privilege expired
UPPER CANApA.--ltwould appcarhy
recent accounts lhat the rumors Of an
approaching renewal 81 the events of
last winter in the british proyincch had
more foundation than was generally
believed. Military movements on an
extensive scale nre going on, aud IN
open avoWal made by the govern
mcnt, and government organs oftheir
knowledge Of an intention of attack
from the United States frontier.
Some passengers whonrrived mt Mon
treal on the 28th ult. having given in
formation that the americans. as they
mistakenly call them, are drilling all
along the frontier with the proclaimed
Intention IL IN attack on Canada. Ca
madam volunteers are forming in both
provinces, and captain Mayne Of tile
Royals left Montreal for the purpose
OF organizing corps Of 400 at CARL
lon aud 200 nj Vaudreuil on the same
condition as the Montreal volunteers.
II. NJ. troopship Aihol arrived at Que.
bee with 500 men and officers. and an.
other transport, No. l2,were announ.
ced below. The steamers nnring.
ton, and Traveller, on Lake Ontarlo
have teen chartered bv the govern
ment, and the ship Prince st. George
also, at $3.50 sterling to convey ma.
niticns of war from Halifax TO Que.
bee, and 1000 stands OF arms sent on
board her on the l2sh. SIR George
Arthur has issued his proclamation
calling on tie volunteers of Upper
Canada, in which il is stated thai the
lleutenont governor has received Ger
tain information that an extensive
conspiracy has been formed. bv nu
merous unprincipled and rapacials in
habiiants of the neighbpring friendly
states, witha view to force upon this
province the domination Of lie said
conspira,ors, and TO visit the loyal in.
habltants Of this province with lawless
war, plumber and dew station.
And he winds up nv announcing
the fact that he has warm friends in
what he deems 'ihe cnemy.s canp.n
The lleutenant governor assures The
lov.l inhabitants nc no ,,r.,,,..,.. 49,,