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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03
7 EAD-l0o0 pig OF lead landing frnm steam boat
IL RienAi, and for sale by
a27 e J THAYER 4 Co, ~ Popdra. st

VtNhE Amerlss u tuS-i- Garden Directory contain.
ing praci's a directions for The cui.,rc cf plants
he flower gafden, hot house, green house.
parlour windows every mo in the year, with dos
crpton If the plants most desirable in each the nstuss
the soil and the situation best adapted TO their III.
the proper for ransp!anug SC. lustruciinns
freret ting hot houes, house, ard LAYING 0ui
dover salen asn table Of Soils ongenialso shs
plants contained The the whole adapted e<r
the coil rrora s,ing. planting, producing. rainE snA
frni,ng the srars vine with II '~ hess
for cu'yutns IN tho open sir S9ns, rrvriy.s ard 6r
sale kv Ai.EA. VUWAE,
uF! % ~ Csnl street.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VERY

A CLERGYMAN, late Of the Cambridge Tnivcr.ity hav.
~ ing discovered method of curing himself of Nervous
Mental Complaint Of fourteen DURATION and u.
having had ab.ve 1000 PATIENTS all Of whom he has
cd who followed his advice except twelve offers from enevo-
leuce rather than gain others Low spirits,
b aud exhaustion eermiu alton Of blood the head
go grodles fear, future Of memory, ncaacity bus-
study &C., restlessnes irresoon wretchednsss
cop csion melancholy thoughts Of self destruction,
SANITY curuble by this important discovery. Most
in six weeks.
Apply to No sc Custom house st. Now Orleans.
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..:or the interior.

FOR BAYOU SARA
RCrnh,r P0rk,t.
+ ~Sf&ssE2 = The splendid pa sschCrr stcnrhua,
. III ~ BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart master
80. = H.. will l,nr" New Orleans We'd
urshav AT 10 o'cork 4. VI. Tor Bayou Sara & every
Snturdn, t; 10 uclu.k \. NJ ,uNinG coast down
Sunday: F"r freight OF passage "lHy u Capt. llatt
ON boar or 10
E,in5 Al \AlS & WIIITAI.
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NEW JEWELLERY.

vxlM BELL iG Chur,res street, has this day r'reiv-
w cd uer shi, Sa,uuga, 80 dom. cnanelicd Breast
Pins which will be offered III" t,ule l'ars cheap
er than ever before offered in this city Al" 81 dozen
chased Rings of all patterns together wall great
r;etv If cheap s, t. con ~l.!s o. Breaches Rings
Ear Ornaments, Luckrtls, Chains, Ne. Those III SAINT
will do vel! 10 examine His e,rnt nSso tmcni.
=, Old Gold and Sitrtr wanted. apl 10
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

\ II OF lIit ct superior VahT AMI VIII be
sold low, To close cons gnm,nr by
ml5 " A TnWAR, IS Camp st
NEW MUSIC by Mamouvrer Haste, Eoarman,
~ ITnstr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Miss l.strllo dedi>
Gated to Henry HnrreI, Esq composed by Il. +, Ma
noryier Of New Orleans, received with tho greatest APP
rausr II tic New York concerts,
f. JOHNS & Go,
milf Garner St Charles 4. Common sis
lThll,EEIlAS-:i2 eases Mantua and Cling Cham m
u htvln4, comprising complete assortment landing
from brig J Palmer, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE X {"
nrla ia Magazine ST.
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~
> boxes; BucI,s Alcohol 30 boxes, Ion rnl,' 10y
- JARVIS 4 ANpIttNS,
apl lG Common ind Tcnnpl1onus sts
1AATs2oo bushels landing from s s, IN; I""er
M 81 G,avicI st
- Homer 'o saItby ' r I!i'I;I; -,
. DEAs-lu bags English green peas, landing lfo''
J. harque Chanlclecr, Tor snlc by
al2 SHALL IL BROW \, SO NaG"2in" ri
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
w = homas r,ids
Conversation TN Nature and Art, with cuts
Sterling aud pcrruA4oek, OF the High Minded, by
the author Of" Trcnlnirr,' etc
The Spiri, "l'he Eas,, by uqnh'n, Esq
-Eivia, the Naho''s Wir, y Mrs Monk!un
Sir Walter SCOTS Works, with G Biography, by
: } Il Locklar,, complete in $ vols.
Jack Sheppard LIST n"'.Ler, "r"'""nc', by " liar
rIsoli Ainswolih, with NUMEROUS illustration,
'''''' '''''''' "a /. JOHNS {. Co,
apI7 CO. tCharies and Common SIS
, yTEtj-5 Ioos En- Lis s6liS tered Steel for saie b,
{ : n ap 20 ' SHALL syTBBoWA, 90 Magazine st
AZ! l. LliDl.AW, Gd Camp st
fDACON-l50 hhds d rytilna cured s'd.s and
nss S'''''"''i srE 1' AVERY 80 Gravcr st
1vOLOGNE WATEE-5oO dozen gsn u, in il store
4 AIDES STOCKINGS-I0O dozen ladies stock
1asi K TRIER. 81 Gravicr st
g TEEl. PENS-A superior assortment 'ecei, ed by
- the late arrivals consisting in par: OF
FELIX'S PEN, on Cards, Nos. :, 8, l..
=. Double Patent Perry ian, on Cardsa
Great Western Pen,,on do
+ compromising do do
Veniglt do do
Queens, for Posting, do
Congress DO 40
Webster do 10
Skinner .. do do
--,- -,l;illo1t do barrel
y Ladies' Pen in boxes, and on cards
-- Win,iell do do assorted qualities
Those in want Of the above by the groce cald or box
can find the most extensive assortment IN Orleans at
AL DAVID FELT & Go, "A CaIilea st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

TILUSrR ATED ediliGn of james Un the Passions, 10
i ependd fnerny ms.
Memoirs of Charles Mathews, tommc'tlan, by Mrs.
Mathews in = vols. just received and for sale by
mar q ALEX TOWAK, 40 Camp st
,TUNNY BAGS-lO0 bnes ~ 5usliei guilHy bags,
NJ in store and for IA by
all TllANE!t & co. 7lpoydrs street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

THXCHANGE ON BOSrON--for sale by
IL mar % | BRIDGE, l3i Magazine ST
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FOR RENT.
IA 4 TWO story house and two story Kitchen
f. sE1 on st John stree" between Poy,rHs and levn
u EiM, street. near the New Market. Possession to
given on LIST of May, 1889. Apply TO
np II r CIANNON, 10 Camp st
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TIGARS-.0GO Principe Cigars, in quarter boxes
" for sulc by ISAAC BRIDGE Il Co.
apl 5 13i Magazine st
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
II The A | and fast ani'ing harquc l.At-
! ,4r-.IN. RENS, Capt in Merrill. will have n"'c-
=: diat" despatch for the "nv" port nay ng hs
| greater pnrt OF her cargo engaged. For hn'hhre OF
! freight + passage, applyto ~ GALE,
| IL % EnnmNn q
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- TARCiI and observation-disclosures Sturrll, II
- boxes; BucI.s Alcohol 30 boxes, !or rnlr 10y
JARVIS x ANpIttNS,
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t{TitENEH Playing Curds-Just recevsd from New
Wv York, d full groce OF very superior double head
, ards, fos sale by dozen sr0cc by
\ DATID FELT d Co, N Sa,ioners' Hail.
pu II Charities st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

FOR llANltE.
IN, The aud mst saiiiog ship CnR1O-
,lrrTV. l.tNUS, Captain TcnGrv, will lave n,mc-
titE linr desnt,h having tue greater part OF her
cargo cng"gcd For freight d 100 bales cotton, or pas
sage, nppiy to l. u GALE,
npyil SO tnmmuu st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-03

1 ERGAMQr and Lemon Oil. at New York prices
/ ii taken Ly canister, apply at
Fl BONNAREIt, Store,
, RI 4 corner Matches and TChapi,onne SITS
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FOR IINNTE.
II The 4 I mud fast sailing hip HANOVER,
,lrTrrsTV Cnpr Drumnonn. having the gtCatcr part o
10y her CARO- enEngrl will meet with immediate
,lrSnch. For fire. n, OF LOO bales cotton or passage,
nppv /" J. ~ CALI,
mn ~ SO Common Il
FOR LiVERpDOL
II The 4 | and fast sailing ship DAl.MA-
I'm, TI\, r"rt Wnsnn. will r""rive nlncd ate
80 u. drspari,. For Itrght Of 900 bales cotton,
or Tu--n,,. ,,vr!y To l. II GALE,
;u - q Common st
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AMI G conner Common ind IcunpllnlllGs 81
fhATS-pUU bushels landing from ste ,mrr Home
for sale hy ABRAHAM TRiER,
"a II (,tnyirI 81
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.-yHFHbtu TCBACCO-5O boxes chewing tobac.
! ., in store for sale by
% A TRIER, 8 Gravier st
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EHRoGANS AND ROOTS--3O cases containing
l.. Men aud Boys Isl quality kip Brogans and fine
kip ani calf Boos landing from ship Forum, for sale by
mar IL T. BRIDGE Co, 1874 Magazine
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RECONMENDATORI FACTS:
fac,-That they are the most etl'eciual
PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD.
AND
RENOVATOR OF THE SYSTEM

NTNUV
Ever discovered.
Also constitutional Lcascs, produced by mercury,
the minerals, the consequence of syphilis lucs, Ecneru
&c &c.
is fuctrha never in single instance have they been
known he used that they did not produce good effect
curing thousands many OF whom before idel ed inc
rnhiC.
fact-a boxof SarsaparIlla pills and bottle
of Compound Syrup a all sufficient
any Of the above diseases.
il is uci--hnuld he deserved, that the only place they
uuincd genuine in n. Orleans, Custonhose
barril l}" No. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
TO TR.Iy.ELLERS

FE'HE LINE ofMAIL COACHES for Ricb,,o,,
H. will, until further notice, leave al o'clo'l
\. NJ arrive AT Cumberland Courthouse bx 8 D.
VI. =
Leave Cumberland Courthouse after day lybt N,
arrive al Richmond in time for the Northern c. ''
There IS less might trareL on this than on,, ~ l.
Lane 10 Richmond and Passengers for the No,, Iaf
Cities will find this as safe, comfortable and as ~,
pedient as any other Line. .A'
The line for Salem, Fincastle Sweet S,,;..-
White Sulphur and Lewisburg, leaves Mond,sss'
Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting at Salem MI,
the line TO Knoxville, Nashville &c, and a, au
sburg with the line 10 Guyandoue. Our Team, and
Coaches are good our Drivers ATE careful and sober
and the propretors will use every exs,tion IN -
their passengers. S. ID. PATTESON 4 r.
HP'h u won ,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
MIR. Achilles w, Egn6crs.

'E'AkE notice that on the 2lst day Of June, 1880,
u al the Law office of Charles l.. Mosby in the
town ai Lyaehbnrg, shall proceed to take the De-
positions oi sundry Witnesses be read as evidence
the trial OF certain sun depcuding in the Clrcuit
Superior Court OF Law and chanccrv for Campbell
county IN which Henry 7. Early and wife are Plan
t'its and you and other persons are defendants
shall. also, at Campbell Count House at The
clerks ONCE ontlle Cd Monday in July next, pro-
coed to take snndry other Dispositions 10 be read
evidence III the same cause.
II nom any cause the said Dispositions are not Ia
Ken, or being commenced conc uded on the
2lSt OF June next, or the 2d Monday in July next,
men they Will be continued lromday 10 day Sun
days excepted until they are comIIcted
HENRY 7. EARLY. and aci6.
May 16 v4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
NOTICE..
NV IL ASs
fhllE firm of MILLER q ROBET

fANHE firm Of MILLER q ROBERTS is this
n day dissolved by mutual consent All those
VINO are indebted to the concern, viii please come
forward and settle their accounts and notes wib Ell
ther OF the parties, with Mr. Ambrose b. Ruck.
er, who is fully authorized to receive and settle all
debts due the SAID firm; those having claims AGAINST
the firm will please make immediate application for
payment. JOHN MILLER
April !, 1889 RNLAND ROBERTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
TMrspihe !Sfoch at .F.cf;o,,,

w WILL SELL, in the town of Lynchburg.
u, before the door OF Payne & Turner. on
" eunesday The 18th June, 5 shares of the Lynch
9otg and Salem Turnpike Stock. Terms liberal
sac 10 DC conducted by Payne Il Tuner. aucl'rs.
+. McCLANAHAN. Ex,,s
JAS. McCLANAHAN, of
May % ''"''"' uec a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
P0EyECkI..
MIDNIGHT IysIC.

RI MAS. l.. a. slGeuRSEf
The Rev. Mr.. George Herbert IN one of his
walks Ia SsslSluty. join musical society. saw u
NOR man. with pauror horse. that had fallen under
lns load Parting ofihs eauonical eeat, he helped
him 70 unload. and afterwards 10 load his horse
The poor blessrdhim for ii, and he blessed the
poor a.sa. AID So like he 10 the god Samar-
i'm, that he gave him money to refresh both him
sell aud his horse. and The same time adnonishing
INN lhaf he loved himself he sbOuli be nereiful 70
lis beast,
Sc, LEAVING the poot ulau, and coming unto MS
musical TRENDS a, Salisbury. The, began 10 wonder
that Mr. George Herbert. who used always TO be so
Trim and clean. should come into that company SO
soiled aud discomposed; but he told them the reason,
and one Il Them said to him. he had disparaged
himself Ly 50 mean employment; : his answer
was. thai the thought OF what he had done would
prove n.asic 10 hin at aidaiehL aud the omission Of
,tunail have made d,scord in ms conscience when
eter he should pass by tia, Place Fur IL sad
lie, 4 am buuni 10 pray for all who IN dslr S.
am surely bound as fAi it is IN my power, 10
practise What l pray Tor. Aud though do not wish
Tor the occ aston every day yet, lei me tell YOU,
world nor willingly pnss Que day Of NY lie without
comforting sad ,o,.l. OF showing mero, and bless
God lor lhis opportunity, So now, let tune our
instruments
" lat makclh Music, when The bind
Doth hush it, merry lay,
And the sweet spirit of the flowers
I.uth seh 4 itsclfaway
What mukcth music when the lesi
Doth chain the murmuring NIL,
Aud every song that summer wuke,
In Winters trance is still
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
FARMERS Ssssd FsFfyssea.S

Wishing 10 buy NEGROES CE,OTksgyG.
are particularly invited 10 call aud examine our Stock
i'"l'"'s'Hg' b. & X.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

The above Medicine is for sale by
ID. K. LYMAN. Agent.
The Life Medicines may also be had Of the principal drug
gists in every throughout the United Stacs and the
Canadaa Ask for Moats Life Pills and Phenix Bttes and
be that fac sime of John Mofats signature upon
label of each bottle of bitters or box of pills.
Anil IL LEO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
cor 4 TT NEss SNIP

o. A L z Il ls = HIP
ENllE subscribers having purchased Of Miller &
h Roberts, their stock on Groceries and
having associated themselves together in the Fso,
cautiGc Business, under the finn of HErEf FIR
n RuCAEfs will connne to sell SsrOcer.c.
at the Store ately occupied by Milcr & Roberts and
intend keeping on hand la,c re and general aasor-
ment. JOHN MILLER,
AMBROSE b. RUCkER.
Amh4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06
NEW SPRING AND SUM NzEIs
e. - % Ed y.
ASSOEsTNfEN'F COMPLETE.
Oar stock OF spring a Summer
a. 81 - ID q

~ u - I'd y
I S fully to hand, aud is offered TO the public
l. as the cheapest aud most desirable have ever
before exhibited.
As our Goods selected aud purchased with
great care, WHEREVER and in WHATEVER
WAY they could lie bous hr To the best advantage,
whether PRIVATELY at Auction, or of the
Importers and manufacturers
themselves we tldt:er ourselves shall be able to
offer an assortment general and as well suited
both TO The tastes as veil the purses olour friends
any other this IN market.
Oar Stock is very large, and consists in pant ofthe
following
Black blue black and culoted Sill X $, plain
and fed,
GllALLElS, a great variety,
MOGSLlN DE LANES at os 3D. per ward.
Printed CnEn6ricks, Lawns and Mus
tIsss, from Is I'd.
to the dnest,
Galleocs, great variety very cheap,
Ginghams, l entire case at Is per ward,
% bales Cotton Cloth. from Cd. to Is. per yard
Bleached do from Cd TO Is Cd per yard,
entire bales German Buraps, bought of The I'M
porter, and at very low prices.
Cotton oznabnrcs, large lot al Cd.
PLAID and striped Domesties, for servants dresses,
Ladies' Shoes, from IS. to the best KID at Is Cd.
Mems, Boys and Misses do do
Bleached and brown Linen billings,
Summer Cloths, Efmlnets, Grape Lasting and
CambIetS, Gambroons, Italian Cloths. Geo. Nan
keen brown Linens and Cassimeres, of every quail
ity and description,
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth, very superior article.
fof eentIemen's Summer Coats
b'ue' black and invisible green Cloth entirely new
aud unusually low.
Nesings, splendid assortment.
Leghorn Hats, for gentlemen
GO doz. Palm Leaf DO 3D.
| case Florence Braid Bonnets. very fine.
do Nuns do style.
BESIDES great variety Of Fancy Articles, such as
@ioVes Hosiery, Scarls Fancy Handkerchief,, &c.
&c. all oil which will be sold very cheap. for cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-06

Secretary Of state, Uashnglon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
y 3 4 s Is s.

At the Marine Hospital on Sunday the 9th inst
Thomas Walker, a native Of Connecticut, belonging To
the Schooner Gazclr OF New Bedford, nged about 2s
In Middictown on Thursday last, Calhhrine NHd,
ugcd e5 yenrs. 49, .
Al jamestown, on the LIST nst., John Wccdcn in the
si.h Year OF his agc.--This worthy man was az es-
tccmcd member IT the Socrty of Friends, and passed
through life beloved aud respected by all who knew
lim
IL Tver,on on the 2ilh ult, Fdcln AIn, consort Of
David Evans Jr. and daughter OF Charles Duroe, Esq
aged % ysars.
In Crsn-ton on the 29th ut, Ms. Edward sarlc aged
81 years.
daughter Of III, late Mr. Jou fow cr, aged "A years
Mr. nhcn Saunders aged w NearslIo was All officer
in the Revolutionary Army.
At Prov enre on the Isl inst, Martha Howard, inant
daughter or Mr. Ena Bonrre, nged . months On
We, slHy Inst, Mrs Aba Miller, widow I" tue nic MI
benjamin Miller, Sgcd 81 years.
In Providence an the Ist inst, nncr distressing
iueSs Miss Laura Townsend, eldest daughter OF MI
Edward -. Underwood, in the l9th wear oi hcr age
seldom are we called To record the demise I" oh. :"
Young and lovely, who had gHntd f'r themselves 80
many hsnds by an unaffected mudrs'y aud genu.n,
goodness of heart. AmuurtN ct tgmeht united WITH
intelligence and niialt,, CBdchrCd her NJ once 10 MI
her BcquainiHnre-. She strict ~ the hilnment o
all the duties friendship and Affection b"th with her
hiuiiy mud friends aud whom shc Is M irreparnl lc
luss. But The recollection Of hr virtues VIII long u,
treasured w the hearts her friends PROV. Journal
| Al Providence. on the 9Th inst alter hw weeks NJ
ness, d cpiS ~ u1iv sk Icyrcto Nr VIM. y. Iisll
of New YORK, dcrchant aged "a years. The decreased
sustained the character 81 an honest md upright n'an
Anont in hts temperament, and siurrfc IN hts ~
scuors, he was ci on b, generous Hhliinn IT, mht'
great cNcrtons m Hl the bush concerns ~ which ht
was engaged. DurlLg several years rcslcnce w ths
sr w,s, his c,pusnr, ard close ai.nton 10 extensive
hnsiusrs trarss"tonS ropfde tn his charge wnre
lvr., uron constitution uAtmsk fuf Ln1 dslicsi'
u anu nay laid t fcurd,,iVn VI hi, cal! COON Ii'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
TIE ANISTAD.

Messrs. Ruix aud Montez have published
IN the Spanish papers +" Noiicioso do Ambos
MundOs." tho narrative Of their voyage OF,
board Of tho schooner Amistnd, aud trnns)a.
ton OF u appears in ole Of the morning %
pers. Will these gentlemen be SO kind as to
give the public frank and full statement
respecting their purchase Of the persons
claimed by thom ~ slaves, so that oil the
knowledge possessed by tIsen, with reference
10 the slaves, may be known? The con,
nunity will not be satisfied with any thing
short of this. Meantime we are assured that
very soon the narraiive of The africans will
come before the public. As two intelligent
countrymen of theirs, Of the British brig Buz
zard now lying in this haIbor, who have been
educated at Sierra Leone, talk their exact
language, and ure now at New Haven with
them. IL Is sufficient to state at present that
several Of the Africans have already been
examined separately, and their statements
agree that they were all brought from AfIics
IN the samo vessel; that they were landed
IN the night ut village o; town on the coast
not fur from Havanu, there sold, [Qucre, To
Ruiz and Montez? were taken through the
city OF Havnna in the night, about foltnigh,
aller their landing, and were shipped on
board the Amistad. The cnptipes all complain
cf the most inhumon treatment from The Span
idrds, and express great dread of being
again IN their power.
The foregoing is from correspondent
We have this morning been reading the
slatemeat of the Spaniards referred to, and
propose TO copy It just as soon as possible
Aterwnrd, OF course, we shall follow their
statement by the counter one of the cnptivcs.
We can hardly publish any thing, at the pre-
sent moment, that would be read with grea.
ter interest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
'p NOTICE. ~Hi

A BOUT nine months ince,a a manufacturer
n of Cooking Stoves appointed me bis
Agent, and sent me a h to sell. having
determined To make lose Of all kinds of
trade, refused 10 take ar more, but have six
Stoves with the fxiuresiow on hand, which
will sell, and take pay u Groceries or Far
mcr's produce. have new nice Crates aud
~ ,rc Stoves for sDle. have also one Sc
cond hand Motifs Coal Cooking Stove foI
sale.
J am driving of Dry Goods at about hall
their worth, hoping 10 NIKE a final close by
January, and now is the ime t. purchase oil
kinds Of Woollcn and cher Goods, ut less
than Auction prices.
Oct 10. WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
TUITI VIIF NUUIII T I0II
FLORIDA.

Sam Jones 10 encampcd somewhere near
the Everglades, on New River, about six
miles from Fort Lauderd,c. lie came TO
the camp 10 a cnnoe with three honry headed
counscllurs. His person IL spare, toll, and
erect, be is about G5 years old, yet he enjoys
good health, being hal. aud hearty. He was
dressed in plain hunting shirt made ont Of
an old sail, and under it wore a flannel shirt.
In his hand he carried Ii calico hunting shirt,
trimmed with red fringe. On his head he
wore a colorct cotton handkerchief, in era
vat form. Ills legs were bare. lie with
great dignity approached Lieut. Tompkins's
tent. where we were sitting around n table,
and after being introduced by Colonel liar.
ncy, took a sent. Tho others placed them
selves on benches near by, and the squaws
and girls sat on the gound.
Sam expressed himself happy t. see us
he said, the war. he hoped, was now ended.
lie spoke Of their great sniicrings and pre-
sent wants. lie regretted much the murder
on tho Coloosa iIatchec. Those who did II,
he said, were n band ol traitors and Spanish
Indians, that had not fought during the war,
md now wished to break the peace. They
had rcbplcd, and he would punish them. lie
must do So for they had denied his authority,
even before his own warriors. Cbitto, he
said, must go and show himself man, for
sone Of them were Seminolcs. lfihc whites
would leave it to him. he would give hostages
Of women and children, and 90 and punish
these ,nurjercrs, aud bring them in dead oI
alive. lie had never he'd To man, aud when
he did, he might he dislrus,cd. lie convcrs
cd freely and with apparent honesty.
Orders went by. the Popsct'. we hear. tc
tahc hostages, aud To la, Sam Jones GO out
and bring in the murdcrcrs. lie nny deceive
Tho white man. but If he do not, war vii
commence between tho Indians themselves
and thus we may get rId oi some OF them
We are anxious to know which wife San
will give ss hostage. 10 has two, for h'
n,nrried a tnolhcr and danghtor-iho hr-
about thirty five, aud yr' very fair to loo
upon; The other Is about sixteen, and 'o'!
bgau,'ul.